Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

efforts Of the lraderstheir urgent calls roon The G,v
hmndr.d a ma pInneai aooiiuonss IN each county-two
thr was one beyond that number let the hov
e "c oy the publication of the of the delegates
ms iueai claim to larger number than was present
fr the purpose of effect abroad-to which none will be
:, ready I" contribute than the political incrudarcs
OF ulc ~ T. Ev Star and IT, s. Telegraph
me Utica Observe rcontains account of The dis.
oil inc Abolitionists by TIE citizens of p
Tue guidance OF their highly respectable and eff
cient committee, with the following remarks
can dn r s sogs,e Of few hours delegates c,y par,
village .bou. 81 miles distant, re ,scmblsi for the
sosss,On Of business which brought city
At the printing oes Of pspe The sne,e%sn
.csn., ~. did these ,hIp.s themselves pou US.
and thu, has the as@P, mehu upon
', s,yhe insoaeaole s'is"a--tho
ssca U,ieS d y General awarded The
they assumed s5 , the h,n and disnaed stand
'asaas,ss and resent the iadsoiy
nen Of s a. least Ia learned This "e that when
Stance of % TO suffer the united and
haoan's, OF all political parties 10 be and
%SS OF the ss.., s s1e P TO
50 much reduced impfaeaLlc on that not
(fro,n the SameJ
"SrRAws!- THE N. Y Daily Adv edited br tho Sc
crctary of the Hartford Convention the ready associate
Of the u S. Telegraph and Richmond Whig. and a mi
FORM aud bitter assailaDt Of Mr. Van Buren, publishes
letter from Utica, evidently from aboonist giving
plausible account of the proceedings of the nccnda
res nagnyng their strength, assuring public that
donouncing 'riocrs the great body of citizens who
nterfercd To their from the STIGMA of their
presence and TO protect and the country from the con-
sequences OF their ncfaous designs finally charac
@rzng the excitement against the aboltionsts as alto
gether Political If these things So by what pot
cans were these nccndarics e political co-opcratrs of
the u s. Telegraph and N. Eve Sar) driven from The
house and the city they would have desecrated to their
sinister purposes BY the Rcpublicans-tbe friends Of
Mr. Van Buren, of course The organs of notification
and whggcry at the South will note the fact
They may also mark this additional facl-ihat the Cor
q Mh in
IN violation OF the feelings of the great mass of their
sttuen!s, granted permission the Abotonists to oc
Federal Wings. The political division in the board is
Federal Wings and Republicans The vote stood for
g'ahthg permission d against 1t 1.-TWO Federal mem
berS voting with the two Republican members in the
negative"
(From ae Baltimore Republican -
an AcirAroR-Ihc editor Of states T.Icrapb in
Abolition s.G IN Sa0n to the meeting Of the
aa MI the Susaa p0iS for With the o and
abouns impress people of The son I'm
favourable to The Views and the T P6c Of New York.
The many and clear indications opposition their
nty maintained that the of the people disposed
m"ncnt danger of their being tho most serious n
county rany thing could have hng un
,, h W.T." The belief that the people of n would
that the which has been Telegraph
convention IN and the
adopted and carried effect which, while thew
Of the p on 5 the BY the Con
editor Of tho Telegraph, far approving OF tho
the n9d schemes tho AboOni.t them as
from feeling Of opPO,on Of The Abortion
States, Abolon arc weak and ~ me south
G SD hS, Public opinion has already them down. What
quiet, and taken no part in the he would
with respect he would have lint they
they have opposed Them and CHARGES he h
on n a|% doe to deceive the people Of the South Every
"O & nv ~ nd me cause 10 Which II is employed"
wLo keep alive the abolition Settlement and try 10 make it
ons pcor you man with t%Sf III OF
esg auditors and hen telling hem Ss ne ss Si1 the
So% y hue no or party The sion
the people, l'nn arc ilc AbotiOnss.'
TIE cOLONIZ4TYGN SOCIETY
There is a strong contest in the North between the
Colonization and Abolition Societies The former 10
cccding IN consequence Of the the
many Northern citizen appears 10 be joining it, from
disposition 10 arrest the Fanatics. Many the friends
Colonization hope, that ii will be the means of Ietng off
the steam in that direction In consequence of the re-
cent excitement in the North the friends of Mr. Curlev
are hcsiiring themselves with considerable success
The last New York Journal of Commerce is authorised
10 say that two individuals will pay each $500 IN The
Colonization Society, making together $1,000 on con
don that $4,000 more shall be subscribed by cur citi
Gems, in not less than $500 EACH the same OBJ
Jcct we beg leave TO commend this proposition to the
notice of the many wealthy and liberal minded men
among US, who wisely set their faces against every
measure tending to affect the interest Of the South
except such as are approved and sanctioned by South.
crn mcn themselves. II is believed that n large
majority OF the Southern people concur in the wis
d0m ana oenevolence of the plans pursued by the
American Colonization Society; and in proof Of this
we may remark, than inconsiderable portion of the
Society funds derived from the HOLDING States
NOW, while opposing, as they are bound do the ru
nous and fatal measures of the Abolitionss can those
who arc able, better evince their sympahes for In,
colorcd man. and their willingness cooperate with the
South IN any feasible for his relief than bv de-
voting traction OF their wealth this important olecs
1t has been thought that the donations had better be
limited IN amount TO 5000 each. If any pentleman
should lind 1T in his heart send in his name for this
amount, To be called for only on condition that the
$lOOOO is made up, shall have great pleasure in being
Tie medium OF announcing his lihcTaty 10 the public
The question between the two Societies came To issue
IN striking manner, the other day. at MONTPELIER the
Capital of Vermont The reverend fanatic Mr. Nav
the aboitonst, began the batteaDd met with an over.
wheming defeat a Correspondent Of the Boston Cou
rer gives the following description Of both the actions
" Last evening, (23d October) adjourned meeting
was notified by placardS and hand bills TO take place nj
the Congregational meeting house. Mr. May, by re-
quest would deliver second address, other gentlemen
slso, were expected 10 speak the conclusion collcc.
ton would be taken up. Various rumors were abroad
during the day, that there would he Disturbance which
the friends OF order deprecated The evening and
about hall an hour after the service coinmenccd the
whisng, ciaPpng and stamping in The house were so
great To adjournment npon the rccon,c
ton of Mr. Knapp, who is printer Of the nti- Masonic
paper here and was formerly partner with w j. Gar.
risoD i'm the Iibetator Office
The friends Of The Colonization SOcirfy during the
hubbubi were assembled at the State House s;t ning In
an address from agent of the American Colonization
Society The Siafc- House fcd tch hdies aad gen.
FemeHi iarge n"abeS IF Mc me0bers ofe Legislature
present There appears TO be an increased
in the Colonization scheme in this State; to it, with the
assistance of Congress and the cooperation of the onfb
ern states, IN peaceful and safe manner do they look