Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06
AN EASTERN vIRGINIAN.
FOR THE EMO UIRER.
TILE UNiON-the Proud Fabric of our FatLers--.
IL AUST DE fniSERvEu-r
To The PeOpIe Of BucLin OEasn


TO the Peopie Of Buckingham.
FELLOW CIrIzEEs: Would il not be we'll Fellow CHI
your November Court, Ist day-to Indicate to our
Northern brethren that have met them as brothers.
'and they OUTS"
View proud noble Boston as she is She said To-
Fhompson the daStardy foreign incendia.y 'You shall
no longer poute so-and he lied to New York in
cog and took the first vessel that ssed 10 carry him
fro 1.-THE land of the free and the home OF the brave
She drove the inceDdiary Garrison, believed ma
vc) almost with halter around his neck, from her boz
som Thus she has said TO the workers of nquity eve
will have none of you"
Public sentiment in the city of New York, was so
strong against the neendiary Thompson that he had 10
pass ncog, until he could make his escape 10 she old
women, whose cash he no doubt had fingered if he did
nos that OF the British government tory party.
Look, too at ps0Rd, aagRGniJnous noble Utica Well
and gorously has she done her part shall we not
lets noble people know our feelings towards them
have held out the hand Of brethren to them They have
| met as sucl-iand ours"
Who now can complain, but the faetioaists of the
SOUTH Calhoun and The Calhoun prtss-Ehn anti, Com
federation presSthc Washington City Teiegtaph-the
Richmond sTrg-and their satellites and followers p
Yes--As true as any Mahomet ever had and as false
rroPhets IN all things relating to the present Admins
tration as Mahomct himself Who is it ask fellow
citizens, that will not rejoice but such as these p
mere are nonc-l venture to say, there But
further! These men will be mortified truly and deeply
mortified Olhellos occupations gosc." Now, let them
abuse Martin VaD Buen, {he South best fTendA and
the Northern people in the nass-glo can or viii he
lieve them? None believe them Their croakings
in vain. Who is il that does not see the hand of On
1
Pile Oft, when we have been the brink of almost
dissolution things have been worked myserousy as
if the finger of Heaven pointed for preservation
The Southern, the Northern fanatics and factious
were working together for eyfor less evil than the
dissoiatioa OF this glorious concderacy of States Now
that which they designed for deselea has proved
preservation, and safety valverhe Northern popu-
luton have forth in the majesty of free eener-
Gus, and noble people, and evnced their love and af-
lection, and estee for their Brethren-the free white
men Of the South Where is the room now for jealousy
even the whisperings of jealousy: None none TIE
Onon IS noc doabIy cemeHed-if Northern friends
pursue the course out and out doubt they will do
Our Wing friends invited also, to US in Civ
ing honor to whom honor due unless there are some
now sceptcal not to believe and them we would
say" You would not believe, though one should arise
from The dead"
T. 8 The writer ventures TO suggest TO the people of
the South, generally responding, cordial sentiment in
retHTn 20 oSr Northern Brethren II is only just that il
should s2e paeesbsorj estee Brother North has bee
too reach eensuFed by c Opposition press-too nEeet-
iggly censured by those who would rend this blessed
Union IN twain foreverand erect its ruins itte Des.
/ potsJas.
- ONE OF Your FELLOW CITIZENS,
Uho ioCeS the Union--Mc Fabric If our Fafhcrs.
Men, who had rather reign in HE'LL than eaven.'