Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16
When IN motion Of Mr. Jewet the meeting ADJOURN
od DANIEL MOSELEY, President.
DAsrK1. KELLOGG, HIRAM puTsAM' Viee Pres'.s
r. JoHN WATs0N, JAMES HhppE'')
Rr,Lcn l.. Hess , Secretaries.
Elias ~. LcdgeR'corh,}
from the Onoudaga Standard.

EJias ~ Lcarencorth,
IFron, tho onouduga Standard
Mrssns ~EDroKs.--ln your last number you have |
remarks relation the Abolitioniss and their
mad project oil calling State Convention at Utica to
forma State Anti Slavery Society, &c, in which, alter
ivisg the notice calling the Convention you proceed as
follows:
"To this notice is attached about two hundred and
fifty names, from different parts of the State among
| which VIC find Ety.onc c'eTgymcn .,h,,
ave experience both pain and shame, to perceive 'a
this county mas furnished lis quota, and yet We ep d
late fellow. citizr that the number Is 5" s''H, ,h
!ha; but one spot in The county Is c"naihhato ~ M
existence Of so vile an influence. They appear IN '"c
| extra after The above notice, thus
| fngcth ellie, Onondasn, TO.
! Rev. S S suI, rmlp fl En.,-
| Orcn Hyde, I"mtei l,uN"iu''
" W. HUTCHINSON, Ja'r rS rtaii1lS'
r. Hubbard. D., "1I ppi
James Stewart, n ,,u. >, ''
John HlcFiccar, CUlah I'yne'
Int one or two of these can be known beyond their own
immediate nrigbuhoo9s, yet they deserve us much IN
! fanny us nutoriety give them
II is ,ur 10 our citizens as well to the pubic to make
The following Of facts in relation 10 abolition
! ism in this place: ~
Our villa &c contains population OF about 9'o as APP
pcars by the census recently takrn-among whom are
three Rev ucurIncu who have lent their naies
| aad influence to Ab'lItlonlsn
Several weeks since, and before the citizens oil our
quiet village had been particularly called TO the supct
one of the above Rev. gentlcmcn as 1t now seems, CIT
! cula,cd the notice and obtained the above names.
About three weeks since, pursuant to notice, regular
debate was held The subject. Ill the srSslon-r"on' un
de-, the house occupied by the ltcV MI S'nItn
whose name heads tc above list In course oil the oe
bate t.co Of the Rev: gentlemen and lay member APP
rarcd az y vi Aboltonisn, and were opposed
hy sundry good cit:srnso of village The discussion
and one Rev GcntlcRsu particularly dstus uiSi'eu NM
sc'by an exhibition * his hcatrtcat tair"ts On Tile
third evening the session filled to ovcrtowns'
it being understood that vote would he Mken on inc
; aCtul
rbarc Iha, evening" for want OF seats AT the conc'u
sion of the debate all t-e-Son' sen! Wet.
manifest their sentiments ON the subject by Iutlng ano
in putting the question there arose IN favor oil Abolition
isin-ll!i! go
Jr u,l1 present is varously estimated at from $50
"a 2 so that il will be perceived, that this vile and exc.
CRADLE influence in place, with three Rec II. H. s TO
u and aGt is hardly sufficient 10 deserve the name ol
Influence or 10 have tho power to ''cnntamnaic'
i Ia relation the prrsus whose names appear III the
above list One of them is that Of young who
came lure few weeks since and who expects to serve
his cmloyrrS until the close Of nay CATION the Ere
canal! whtn he will probably take up his residence in
some other place. Another is that OF All 'aged father IN
Israel who is beloved by all who know him, but who
has ca literally bcd1idden with old age aud disease for
the year past. How easy it was for his minister,
pastoral procure his to the notice. the public
will readily understand And third is that of 4
transient person. who at our village visit with
his relatives, but who left before The printed notices
| rived at place. Any of them. would as soon
think of being mission 10 the newly discovered
nnn-bats the moon, OF going to the Utica Coll
| vcntion.
Perhaps it may not be improper to notice the political
complexion OF those names. In the luil exercise Of
christian charity we will not class The Rev. gentlemen
rs politicians; We hope that hereafter shall not be
Obliged so do. We cannot stale what the pOii-
tics Of the transient pcrson-so mnch is he stranger
with us. Our .'aged father in Israel whose
regret to isuscd in his old age, friend Of the
prcscn, administration The remaining are those
| of persons opposed to the present administration
Fayetteville, Oct ), 1875. VERITAS.
Prrsentmeat Of the GRIND Jury Of the County Of Onon
dnga September Circuit Court, 1895.
Whereas: the public mind has become deeply excited
and the tranquility of The Union cndangeed by the
oicuus and GnWarrantable interference Of con,bna-
ton of misguided men, with the civil policy the rights
and privileges Of portion Of tho States of this confrdc
racy: rights Guaranteed TO each: by the Constitution Of
the United States And whereas, the means of excite
men, and of danger, which threaten the scvcrest cnlam
ties to the States whose rights invaded, and the dis
! union of the States with all the evils attendant upon
dsrebccd government. still persisted in, regard
vice. kS shS isa5nl t and Es public
philanthropy and their patriosm, and commands them
to drsist:
IHcrctare. Rrsored That in the opinion of this Grand
Jury the contuct OF the persons engaged in promntn.
the evils above enumerated and who known Aho-
,ionsts or the friends of immediate enamel patton, has
direct tendency excite public dscord and scdiiion:
and That they ought to be discountcnanced offenders
against The public peace.
R,soircd, That the above preamble and resolution Of
this Jury be signed by the foreman and clerk, and pub
lished. l.. Fl. REDFlELD Foreman.
rLISY DlcEissoS, Clcrk
The MkrRoroIIs.-We are gralifed 10 observe that
the Republican Gtncrat Committee Of the City Of New
York have taken up the Abolition question, and adapted
some st,ong resolutions upon it. However desirable it
may be merge party considerations upon This subject,
there alternative lc when the Opposition refuse to
meet us upon frank and honorable ground but for the
republican party to carry out their principles, through
their political organization. We further graicd to
perceive that the order of publication included only the
NewYork Times, the Evening Post being regarded
as an open opposition Papcr.-b
from &c Glub".