Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
Richmond, Va, Friday, OCT. z
unXEMEN1,S IN THE NORTH.

MOVEMENTS IN THE NOfiH
meeting of the citizens of Rochester, who are oP-
,osed 10 the conduct of certain individuals in the North
rrn States relative to the immediate abolition Of t'e
slaves and who consider it question belonging c%ciu
svey 10 the slave holding States, has been called on
the 9th inst The call is signed by go c'lSens
numerous meeting of the inhabitants OF the town oil
Pcund CsreGo county, was held in the village OF ru-
aski on the 18th inst, the Hon. Hiram HubheIi IN te
Chair. and P. H. Turner Secretary Strong and PERT
nent resolutions were reported by James A. Davis, Esq,
and unanimously adopted after addresses from Mcssrs
Davis NJ Dunbar IT, NJ w. Matthews, J. j. Petit: the
Rev. f. S. Fuller and others We take few extracts:
M a. sr".ye Of The harmony anil friendly feeling.
which exist citizens OF the same community h"n'
filled and shed their blood in common c"sr 10 afSc
and establish our lndrpenfcnc". , ,.. i, .;.,. -,
the onth a"i in nil the and Tic
cssar to he made TO pcscr the duties which the muster owes I"
s .ny. md the which exclusively be-
nnrs The States in their individual capacity and with whlrh the
nnn ling political or moral night I" mt ricfe
gc,ord That foreign cmissircs, whose business II IL to Gre
c AMI ment dsroncnt among oH r'IGn arc no"
ni;rnnun on all ofruus intcmcns with don'e>ie affairs
every lawful meals !" bring the" an" '"' ''''' ''0
A mectinu of the citizens Of Chcnnngo county, New
York has been called by g citizens, to drnounce Ah"
on-Thc Editor Of the Norwich Journal, IN that coun-
ty, thus strongly states the case:
q Iuurn,,Tr hnnrIrIoyIsrs-Wr rel cc to perceive
that the qrcat mass nf the North taking decided
stand against tho fanatics, who would let loose horde
of sensual and infatuated slvages to murder our white
and counties il this State and New Eng land are hold
inc meetings. deaouncing the nccndarlrs who, 1t per.
United 10 proceed. will produce dissolution OF inc
Union and probably civil war. Such 4 result Is lneV
table Srcpreecrvation is the first law OF nature AND
no man will stand by and his family butchcred IN
cold blood without, resistance. No Will look lame
" on and publications circulated among his saves
calculated TO excite them to lnSurrrctI"n anu p!"'u
she'd They should not do it, and Of the North ought
not 10 cxrrc, it, If mails continue to he made the
vehicles of canrryarccs Tor such publications.
as have recently been sent to the South The South VIII
all unite intercept the mails: ana proclaim non ih'el
course with the N,rlh We shall nj" be permitted to en-
Ter their territory stravrlrs without passports. Com
mprcal communication will be interrupted; and IN snort
the Union will be no moro. And can we blame thrm:
Should we not under similar circumstances, aci IN pre-
ciscly the same nlannrr-UnqucS,o nably. Whatever
NAV be our np:niuns upon the abstract question Of
~ they have nothing to do with the question before us
Congress has the power to interfere. Individual
States have no right to Interfere with the internal rcgu
latons of their nci.borS. Nor hare tn" r-rns OF one
State ann rigM to stir up scrvIlc population IN ano
lllcr to Instruction. This question is one lraug
with more danger The existence of the Republic than
any which has arisen since the adoption of tho Federal
Constitutions and should nrct il as men and patriots
with firrnrss and decision We should show 10
brethren tho S,uh, that we are IN earnest aud that VIC
will not suffer them TO he sacrificed by the wild fana
cisn Of our own misguided, hrartcss and wicked CT
ITEMS f'rrrn cmssaiicS who have richly Hrritcd On
eicrat;or which we hope they may live to receive.
alt will b. seen by a notice in the Journal, that
meeting is called upon the subject in this county. We
hope there will BE- general attends lance, and that the pee"
pie of Chcnango will speak dccsivcIy."
But on the other hand, have seen, with profound
Indignation movement making 10 get up State (onrc
ton IN a. York An address has just been published in
the Utica "Standard :TJ .hc Friends IF jmmcd;aic.2bO
Titan in TIE Suite nj Nrn york signed by ~ inlvi-
duals in Utica; in Rome; % in Westnioreland; in
Clinton; 6 in New Hartford; in Whtcsboro'; 20 in
Oneida county, # whom sign themselves 'Rererend
in Jefferson county; l Rec in Otsrso county: ~ in
Fayetteville, Onutagn county, of which ) arc Rrr. 81
in Perry tennessee county: ~ in Warsaw, Gcnnrssec
county - in Palyra 3 in Alaccdun; in Far:nIngt"n
in Lagrange GcnncSscc county: in Cpvington; 81 i'll
Castilt Cen county; y in Gcnnessre co.. IN Portage,
Allegheny CO.. in Auburn; in Angelica, Allegheny
CO.; Few. in FowcryIlic, Livingston co.. ~ in Leroy,
Grnucssec CO.: in Hrrkmcr CO.; - in Rochester, in
PencId = in Pennington; in Pittsinrd; in Riga in
Henrietta = in Chill; in Whcatland; in Greece in
Sweden; / in Churchvir; in Brighton; II in Lock-
port in Albany 5 of them RcrercndS; in Troy;
in Hudson; ~ in poughkeepsir; ID in New York; and
in Millcvillr.-Thrse in(uriacd Fanatics have fixed
on the 2st October the day Of meeting at Utica for
the purpose Of forming State AntiSlavcry Society for
the State Of NV York-and they invite all Anti'Sla
very Societies. and all persons in the State and out of
the State to attend the Convention.
This is outrageous proposition to be made ut this
time and in that State. We trust that the good people
of New York will arrest it. Are these rIadmcn despc
ratcly bent on mischicf' We trust then, that shall
see what virtue there is in the laws of the Siac.-Jhe
Y. Evening Star promises 10 publish the handful,
the contents Of which We have skcchcd abovc-and TO
publish aon. with it 'thc draft Of law TO be laid be.
fore the Northern Legislatures to clcctuay terminate
these entertainments on S ut!,crn rights"