Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16
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An effort is making by the Cilizrns Of Cilcl to defeat
the meeting Of the Abolition Convention. We hope
sincerely: that they may succeed III The attempt;
Convention Of IS Delegates Of Monroe cnuu.y, y.
i. came the following resolutions the Sd int:
"Eeso'rcd, That while dcprccae and condemn the
conduct Of those politicians who seeking 10 pcrycrt
The p5cscn! unhappy cSc cmcnl on The suhrc OF the i'm,
mediate abolition Vi slavery To political purposes. and dis
claim every intention. desire wish TO do ourselves;
nevertheless deem it duty TO ourselves. to pc.
ltica friends who have been most unsty accused and
rl!owctz'ns at the South. puzzle. 20 T.ocla:.
that t.c republicans Of New Ycrk This subject
sound :lc core and that with but very few exceptions,
in coI,ncn viii; by far the largest prnpor"n OF the
Specialize intelligent and ni"n"i at our political OF.
pncs, they decidedly opposed I" the doctrines and
measures Of the immediate abc!0n:sis and ;tat The
carrr> and Institutions to the contrary oil some whg
and uuyinT presses, are entirely destitute o. iounGa-
ton and made, far al least they !:aGc By
Northern politicians with perfect knnw ledge Of their
alsty, and with the view to influence The fr"sId"ntial
election the South, reckless in regard to al! other
sequences.
;Rc$oired That but regard the forts of the
Wing press and politicians to The seeds Of dist!Ust
und jealousy between native and adopted citizens, not
only unWiSc and vi ust but as at war with those
great fundamental principles ut liberty upon which our
Whole institutions based and which cur fathers glo
rcd in pronulgatIng. whcn they proclaimed to alt na-
tnns that land should he asylum Tor tho opprcSs
cd and the home Of The Tree.
a meeting of the Democratic Republicans
Of the Town Of Sharon: adopted the following R"solu-
items
'.Rrsortd That chcrsng ; do most ardent
tachnrnl the Union and sincerely drsrons Of It's pre-
scryaton, cannot express in sufficiently strong IAN
guagc feelings Of drtcstann and ahorrencc, al the
conduct of OF Northern lnatcs, styled Abn
,onsts WIG by their nSlrnt and unauthorized inter
rcncc with ,r civil rights and social happiness Of
Southern rll"w -c!zcrs, doing all i'll their i,wcr 10
render the Union t. them curSc instead OF blessing
:: Rcsoccd, That Southern brethren should be left
wish 10 be: to manage their own property III their
own way and they should be r-ctt clcd III The ,nnymen
Of this privilege: 10Th by public sentiment ana irg;sla
tive enactment. If it IT. according To the decision Of
SQUAD law that citizen Of State who throws rock
The boundary Inc which separates It troi
thor. the destruction OF house, and lus becomes
amen Die by tho act the tribunal OF the latter State,
and be delivered 20 It's authority upon applca
ton being made by omc executive ~ The Other much
do hrl!rvc il tohc proper for the Southern States
by similar method 10 bring under their jurisdiction the
lccndarieS. who scattering Among their population,
iirc-Jrands, arrows and death.
:. Rrsmrri. That rrpc with the assertions Of
certain Notification PRESSES ri the South that the de-
mocrucy Of the North friendly 10 abolition. We
have heard supporter Of Jackson aud Wan Bu-
any Of The Northern States who is an atolitiansl:
and do not believe there is ono in existence -.
" RcSU'rcd, That are determined not 20 hear our
Southern fellow cilizrns abused like The vrst criminals,
by foreign vagabond, native zral" and request
such snty: to keep al tsLacr tT"n this srciioa Ii e
country. - ~
" Rcsolrcd, That our sympathy with suut'!c;n
friends shall exhaust itself in words I'VE as
sure the inhabitants of Vrsnia and Carolina, That we
have nt cfG0ttcn the time W!"n their hthcFS anl OUTS
fought side BY side for re liberty Of this nation, and VIC
pledge them tia, should il sc.vilc mSurrrctDn he excl
ted by ncclIiary cf'rts the young of CONNECTICUT
will hasten with aacry To The assistance OF the descend
of III vino signed the DrclarllI u Independence
and shed their blut.d to maintain it,.
Tie Letter Of Mr.. Van Buien seems to have satisfied
all impartial men in the North-Ilc y. York CON-
mcrcal (Whig) says of il sit is than com
mon Justice to Mr. Van Buren, copy the following let
ter from the Augusta (Gror.ia) Courier, written by hin
10 gentleman in Georgia. Upon this question: wc be-
lcve The Eicc President views 10 be cnrrcc aud IN our
opinion, it is difficult conceive Of any Thing more III
judged p!cpostrrous than for the opponents "l that
gcntlrn oppose him upon the gnrd issue OF ldcn
tityng him with the immediate abolIiIonlsls Il ms Is
doing indeed 40 than justice. But
how many Wings fall far short al this mark!-for *
ample, the Whrgig Wing, the Telegraph (now aban
doned BY its Editor and Proprietor Of political
euack) 1.-The Petersburg nclIigencer, who cchoes like
the Parrot, DC, nc.
The TaInmany Republican Committee Of the City OF
N. York has cut the Evening Post, in the following
Card: .
"rEMoCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
.'J'Ata regular meeting Of the Democratic hcPnoil-
can General Committee held at Tammauy Iiat, on
Friday evening, the 9Th day of October, 1885. The iol'
lowing preamble and resolutions adopted
"Whcreas, The course ufhe Evening Post lin con'!nu'
ing TO discuss the Abolition question, in our op'nion
meets the decided Misrepresentation of the Democracy OF
the City and county of New York. and of ovcrwliejn
contrary the EXPRESSED opinion and views of this Com
mce and Whereas the manner as we'll as the matter Of
its publications upon that question, in our opinion
dangerous TO the peace and safety Of the good people OF
the South brethren in the family oil this great re-
public: Therefore,