Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

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olfy' "hcsc whole aim is political and personal seeks
% accomplish his objects by every scheme of asi alton
anu excitement, and is engaged in the patriotic eff.
it "ccrive The czr,a of the South into the belief
ti'lt lhr brethren of the North are not sincere in their
expressions aganS, the Abounists and that they ought
not |" DC satisfied with them. This individual living
among u.s. anu knowing the falsity Of his statements
is FULLY as we know the macvnIcnce Of his motives,
rcnuHs thus To msrcpIcScnt the character and scope
ut the great movements of the people which, with
out distinction Of party sect, and with unity
OF expression unprecedented in the history of the
country: haze given snc potency and strength 10 the
pubic sentiment throughout the entire North That
these expressions not the taste of the leading Null
liners and their juurnastlat they regret the tide
oil pubic feeling setting with such overpowcring force
aga'st the aLollonistsa they will endcavor 10 the
utmost eS,en Of their powers OF Misrepresentation to
tan the en'bers OF disquet, and engender hostile feel
ings between the different sections of the county-that
they will labor ~ convince the South that the citizens Of
The Non In are insnccre in their avowa and EXPRESSIONS
and that they do not Ear enough and the other hand
to convince the North that their Southern brethren are
unduly excited, and unreasonable in their nds-
that they will a:gc agitation by al! Of their means Of in
iammabty; and will curse the hour that shall see it al.
layed-hat they will do and urge all this we have no
d"et An agated and leverish state of public mind,
Gnc tile h1e of fierce contention if not disunion are
their almen But will not believe for moment that
liz rHiccng and patriotic citizens Of the South will be
deceived b. these violations of the TRUTH alienaed in
feeling by mputations from such sources upon the since
rIty of the great body of the people of the North These
arpcs of desperate faction must be well understood
in one section the other; and being understood
iFs'oxous.-.Ad"ny .9rgms.
TIs Eve journal of Wednesday claims the Oneida
i,enocrat ftlc organ of Ar Alvan Stewards abolition
State Con'cDssonD as 81 i Van Buren, and Johnson pa
per He t:iE character Of that print dcincated in
the sonnd and pertinent remarks which we copy to day
from the Utica Observer 1t is APPLY described as hav-
ing no real or acknowledged connection with the de-
nI0ctal!c pafty-ns being the Journal that was
bought up by the Opposition last fall under the
coro! of one Of their defeated candidates Tor the assem-.
Oily, edited by the same gcnt!rman! who the agent
employed last year to negotiate The terms Of its aposacy,
aud It's oStrnsblc editor The of the active Wing
runners al the last election, DC. &c. However dIsin-
generously may suit the views of the Eve Journal
treat the matter, il is by ignorant Of the fact
that Ibis pretended "Democrat is not friendly to Messrs.
Van Buren, and Johnson, but disguised enemy of both,
and of the Republican tickets in and out of the State
It's own ally polli.cay-and The adjunct and echo Of the
Eve. Post
The T.. j. as, of inconsistency and is, az
usual liberal in It's epthes, because designated the
IN vemnt of A!vnn Stewart and company, "a politi
Cal scheme, drs gncd TO accomplish the defeat of the
democratic canddatcs Nevertheless still conceive
the 10 be of this compile xion, and started by
pOcnnS, wit! design 10 mead their political fortunes,
than which al the present none be desperate.
But should DO the great of the opponents of
the Administration III this State injustice, If we could
suaprct much less charge them with participation in
th!. scheme %! mischief 1t meets, have doubt,
with The exceptions to which the remark is applicable
thc aactlors Of the u. S. Telegraph Richmond Wing,
y. Y Everimg Star, &c. &c., with decided rcprobation
Cr1m tina. euaster.-B.
Yesterdays New York Evening Post has strung to.
retir :!r:.! .: extract: from the speeches and let
tiers OF distinguished Elrn of tho Soui-incuding Wash
ngton Jefferson: Patrick Henry, and John Randolph
Tor the purpose OF ustying the interference Of the
Northern Abolonists with the absolute control guaran-
tied tic people of the South under the Constitution
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custom and disposition Of slavery in the South the Pc
cuar rsgh OF the People and the States Of the South
that discussions Of the subject in the slavehoding States
will BE- attempted but at times under circumstances
and il raaunrr compatible with the safety of the
OF sEEIrslat such discussions promise advantage,
naSlnnch the SLAVE will surely propose
r:i,anc patton in such form calculated to destroy
Themselves and the prosperity Of the State for which!
they cgslac, and that nasInuch such advances Tor
.he amclIostio OF the slave is voluntary the part Of
e nos'rr must necessarily beget kndlier feelings TO-
wards the master on tie part of the servant. But the
interference of the foreign and Northern abclitioniss,
with tie domestic Of the people of the South
saalrs, ~ direct invasion of their righs-and il
assumrs. however disguised, power the subject it
touches 1t Justly the most cnbcred feelings OK
hostility in the whole section of the country the rig hts
of which invaded, against that from which the
welcome interference proceeds; and by producing
iJpr of immediate freedom from authority ndepcn-
dent OF the master. deadly cnmy produced between
him and his scrvlut-thr suspicion side,
and hale on the other, imposing slackes on the
slave: and creating universal feeling of insecurity and
discorlcnt throughout the whole Southern community.
The agitation of the abolition question: by those who
have ri ht t" dispose of it, Isl then, very different
thing from that of those who have the right Foreign
Interference rcgad to domestic policy, never toe-
rated by any but conquered State and TO suppose that
States having special right guaranteed by the Constl-
tuition. will suffer the citizens Of other States whose
rights secured under the Constitution they re-
spcct ~ interfere with and discuss and unsettc relations
established by that Constitution is 10 suppose willing
only sacrifice the eGupoisc Of our institutions
and the pride If equality among the Southern States,
but willingness to indulge this course al the expense
Of the very SAFETY Of their fresidcs. The British ennis
saries, who stirring up the abolition question: ought
not to be liberated here, any than the English Go
veruncn would tolerate American c:::ssaries employ
ed in exciting c natives in their East India possess
sons To- resurrection. And it is still less purdonabc i'll
Any citizen of the slave-hoding States to attempt
10 uns.tr ihe compromises on which the Con!rdeIncy
s Sounded because involves moral treason against The
Union coupled with the immediate consequence OF ser:
vile insure con and more remotely, but certainly cIY
wars among the Siatcs-Gtobc.
LowEll.--!n copying week two ago, from the
Richmond Compiler, paragraph alleging that The ma
nu:ac.uccrs of Lowell "g the preference 10 foreign
Virginia Coal because the latter is raised by slave
labor vcntrci question The accuracy OF the state
mrnt from know rdgc OF our the subject,
!,r nrrey from ito impsoLabity. Our remarks have
drawn o Of the most resi- ecabc citizens OF Lowell
! the annexed letter We suppress the name Of the
writer because know not whether he intended II to be
given The public; but entire confidence We know may
placed The CT his statements Wecan inform
him. however, that the Richmond papers have corrected
the into hch they Eel! in regard to the of the
People Of Lowell pressed at the meeting the
Abolition question. They we'll as others, had been
ms!cd by isiuiornaton, derived believe from one
Of tie Lowell oulnals.-.Nht. Iat
LOWELL, September %, 1885.
GExTLEMEs:-I noticed in the National lntelligencer
of the 2, from the Richmond Compiler, with
4 very proper comment by yourselves.
should not deem il necessary 10 notice this caluny,
had another Richmond Editor in recent case most
grossly r.srrprc scented the and action OF THIS
! Town audc 10 the meeting on the Abolition ques,