Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

from bursting upon them as Il did last ycar when m,
blacks aud their clerical friends had Nv the city,
seek refuge In the Houses uf ci,izcns
.Thc number at Abolitionists is very insisnhcan,
and our cosnnnities unanimous them L
cause any apprehension at the sonih. The Albany Re
solutions cu'body the sentiments of ninet nine hun
dfedihs Of our Northern population.
an, with very great respect,
Your ODD l. servant,
9. G. C.fMBRELENG"
AS another evidence of The spir, of The citizrns of tn.
North we quote the following from the Albany Argus
Col The i6th) the BEADING IAN Bursn paper in the Stat,
ofN York "Whe resident incendiares remaining
here and claiming the iiuntirs laws assume an
interference in the internal and domestic rca
tons ofotler States. and send be sent into
those States publications, pictorial
the tendency of which IL excite portion Of tLei,
population to insubordinaon insurrccion in deropa
ton OF their rights and interests and ia violation the
laws the right the part of the State prohibit such
interference by penal enacmcns and o provide by il
own laws for the trial aud punishment by its own Judi
catories, of residents guilty OF violation of the pro
visions of such asserted by the Governor
as an acknowledged attribute of and as cs
senta among the means necessary preserve the
nal relations Of peace among the States and to fulfil The
sacred obligations which they owe to enc other M men,
eers OF The Federal Union. More than this: lie con
ectces u 10 DC not 0y nnqucsfioabe yykt Ia mas
such fa'cs tut 6oustdea duty do So under circu,
stances saeh as roe eoncciec To AR rms MOMENT
Dut "a none OF his communications on this subject
any thing be found which gives color inliIaton
the Americana that he is favor the passape of law,
which shall in any interfere with the free en-
Joymen by every citizen of the right speak write
ana publish his sentiments ON all subjects"
.M0d as March Hare,
The :. Wing is aboutely DAFT His passions rule the
nour Even some OF his own party obliged TO con.
less TINT they have lost all confidence his discretion
The Wing vessel is rapidly driving pon the rocks How
Gun such Pilot them from shpwreck, lie will
but contribute TO their rapid destruction We def
any man to produce, from any American Press such
specimen of imprisoned as the f,llowiu
from last Wednesdays Wing. Has the man no friend
70 advise hni-none Ia chaslen his feelings: His mart
VIII soon md the necessity of taking out commission
OF political unacy upon him. What yole nee in his nru
ers Last Spring, when he was fairly beaten n, The
fos, he declared that he had nothing 10 do but $50
Pray-We in hopes that his prayers might be pro-
ductve OF some contron-But behold what PRAYERS he
Is now uttcrng! As the British Bard saws Of Lord
ihurlow, Il" he swcars his prayers What "Prov an
accidental spark or flash IF Hcaren's Hghning NAV
speedily consume Uhe Presidents residencc) 10 tb,.
ground --and OF course the tenant along with The build
ing Why-wtat passionate lncendary is this Whio
We repeat, with its desperate Editor-ss WHyRr nIe
these things TO end, and WnEx"-and we NAV well
add liow Are they to end in -7rson and in 4ssassi-
nation p
so short period
VINO conduct the pubis affairs Of
uys OF tue Csns never had scvilc
lures OF jackson IN tho National Legislature
was oocycd more nbsoguously
k ac'ics grated on the devotion of
al sincerity and spirit Fawnng in
II
20 laa res'ae"eei ~ei spark flsh of
gag may speedily consume TO the grond poison
aud liz
citizens tainted with Chief
e mouths o. iFeemcn evon ii worhiy offered poG.
loyalty which belong
the but by the ssrvs tho Wheo
are "i' sc 'hinss to end, and when ~