Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
Richmond, Va, Erissay, Aps.i! /,

yJ;i: GBOL!TIGT P.9NIC-.!nd Pasic.la',r,,
The. last hope OF the Wings is to raise Am;.,
Panic--to m>7cprrsrnt I'll" free lHfJ rate o Vi, !.
Burcn-to CRY him up .!bc'i!i"Hsi. in TIE =.
face of his own Lccr-and orSagE"rar tie s!Irn.i.
increase of the aLOiiiiOmsiS. Mr.. inc,nl Witc!rf
rirs in his pocket the worst pamphlrts "t the Fanatics
c,h;ls 10 the people Of Pittsyvana he most 1G!,r.
lures he can obtain from Gerr!t Smith, TaPran 4 c.
by way Of Tightening his people INTO NhiIgrry.
they were So many children The Wig h,I, r..
and The other aglao:s, b. charging The Address u: r.
Rcpublican members with E.!Sc!Iool, while he Is a,
makinr gu, that the Abo"nIs,s are swelling Il,
numbers to fearful extent. lie aliiEms that they T..
increasing v hundreds and thousands. THIS <,a.rI.
is exaggerated. for effect he truth Is, F."r.,,
he, r,, I'd To put down Van Burrn--aHd i!r icI;; oi
is. that the 'Whig,' which Is now most artIy" IN H.
crcasinu the pane, for the purpose "i a:rr,In.
Snrinr Elections was the very paper, winch jG. IT,
oihrI dav denounced the strong police Ill., which 81,
brought into our Legislature "to suppress th ";roQa.
ton Of inccndiary publications, and for "tL"r pnff;
Among other things, this bill provided rs follows
uBc Il tnacied hy he General .7sE,mbig. That hc,
and after the passage OF tl:S act no member or 'tf
anr abolition society Of the alorrsa" d sc;I?',H 81,
come Or remain within the limits "t tlis STATE; "H a.;
ruc,ubcr or aucn, Of such society coming ~ihia T.,
Stale or bcirir found therein, shall, upon Cue prt
thereof made be deemed guilty Of felony, and ma
sicd by Imprisonment IN the lcnIleal!ary, Ter "FaI :
eycecdinr years at tic discretion OF Il jury. and
the expiration Of such shall leave lir Stat wilma
fer death without benefit Of clergy.
Nov what SAID this y llir 10 the above proyi>.2U
" By the Constitution Of the United States, the c..
gems Of State citizens o all The STATES: nor IL.
Virginia Tie smallest right to deny '.,' privilege g.
or modest Arthur T#ppan himself unless lie c,m@:
some Orert act. 1t will be observed. that the hr,ie
ton makes tie GINNING a"d Emdsng Of an 60.
ton agent in Virginia, ji!0@y' No overt act Is f'j!
but his coming itself is made jeony when lan?a
has as perfect, constitutional int /" c"G!c here "a.
- a., LII host p ST. herr / l,
worse than Lvnching and LyncliS law. and 4 r'ca
OH the legislation of the State, that such dciomrG
ditics submitted in the shape OF balls.
First, the Wing msreprrscnis the Constitute" p: ':'
u S-which SAYS, 'lhe citizens Of each State Sh1,
entitled TO all privileges ard inmGities u cIzr's "u+
several States --aHd -" course, have Tig 10 pa"
islr Arthur iapp&n. coming into this Stale as q" '
tiunis Just have r%ht To punio one OF oar ""a
citizens tor being soBut III the I'd place: II the dang:
were 50 itna;rcn the Wing affects To f"Presr"iA-
If the AbuliiOniSs iraIiuy swelling Their E.I'
bc1s why object strong measure III prec""""n
notice as thiH> Fer one, unhestalngIy say '."t
though the danger as t!'!nct us The " h's 10" a.
ccs to consider it, wOnid 90 for measure as s'i':
As this which he deprecated but few days ag"-li IL
DANGER should increase fearful extent and Should
ma nd such remedy, would be the iirsi I" INSIST T."
such police law. al the next ScssI"!i-Bnt ar" TIE I"'
tunists sweeping every thing to the North. as IA" PFC
tends 10 tclicvc:Ihc mails u this week lave placed
the following facts before us-we think ourselves i"u"t
TO Law them before our readers:
Ist a public nCticr was gwen N washington CoHhty
n Y TO meet OH the gid February and establish a in.
Slavery Society. A large meeting Of the citizens :" i"r
town OF White Creek and vicinity mct-hrlwr"n = and
600 present, to take the subject into c"ns!'ia.Nn.
What was the result An address delivered b. an
Northumberland then preamble and resolutions We're
offered by L. j. Howe, and adapted by ll:r '"cr' "y
about fifteen voting III the negative These IrS"!""
90 the whole for The Soutl-two Of them were as !o'
lows:
Rr<oue Tina, nJhcr and tondn 'sc tr''eo" Il al ''"
soticS, ard .kc publication g abii"" 'rfrS I" TIC ""
Suiet ca1ui!trd 10 .@nc nc sar"s ~ TIE s'"" ~ Cot
rcctionto produce III Tie minds OF III" people OF i -
feelings of jealousy unL disnir"n towards III" people "'Ir Nor"
alarms and apu hcn-iOaS tor Their i"ci 'a "
future prospects aud that all such efforts eman"s IRON ''
Ito" Of the country are the most irckl.'
inunan cruelty TO both bono and cr h' tending TO "u
Imposed upon the former, ana TO i'll The Inter NJ" ""'4'
the safety Of their lives, the preservation Of f !'o'
and he eujoy mrnt hui.un happiness.
Rryolccd, That have fellowship whatever with ""'a
ahulonists and fanatics, and deem mnwIsc aud improper !" %
slavery society the Of White Creek an VICINITY
Cd a notice given at Lockport, (Nlagara county
n W that meeting would be held in the Methodist
Chapel on the llh March On the evening Of The lih
some Of the citizens of the town mcand RECOMMENDED
general meeting next day.-Accordngy the cIiI7"'
turned out en- mGSSc, and assembled in the Court h"S
resolution was adopted by accamation, to call upon lie
trustees Of the several Churches and rruonslLa'e
against their being opened for such purpose lie
whole Abolition scheme blown sky.Hgh hr
Trustees acccdedand every religious House shut
against them
Sd. An attempt was made TO hold the first annHaI
meeting Of the Aboliions!s at Batavia Gennrssr" COIN
Is, the 10Th. A committee OF 80 Of The cIlr2c" as
waited upon thcmhey were compelled To ADJOURN tAr'f
conte m plated rurc;ing to the village of Warsaw.
18th. The Utica Observer says
"he aorrrs this thulun) ut the North arc r''E ~!
dmn ius tn" few that L"! on r'nr'
tagging their zeal. They have discovered TINT "N i",' ii
unpopular k"y; that the tranquility Of the public no """ "
disturbed by their aPpcn. therefore they ~" 10" "
tented with the unani"u emo! mcn OF getting .'=""'>
and children memorial. Humility praying for the "b"'."
slavery IN the District OF Columbia" Pto3aIly how"cf, " ""
way could hc+s 4"crrstd Ps succeed Us r''cuaS 1"
to keep up l %A""r". q, ,hT S"" i%,, 1rr;y p ,''
tory speech. 1t o., that the Oppo,,ion regard tbs u M "
rally the scattered forces OF routed party They
Modification unL Tariff, the Bank pressure and the iam 1
they have u failed t" sustain sinking Abolition i IT,! ~
subject whirh there Is the least prospect of rcvirm9 The
hopc Of tlusr have struggling po~ and
IT is the last htoS Of the political dcc--te lat turn "a TIE
OF fortune Sh0ul this tGrn up blank rs il no ou! vi" i"'
o't-ani our goo"! an hnIpy Union will no longer
Of disrupun.r
But the "Whig," and Mcs,rs Witcher & Co., aye
still agating and raising another dreadful fnIic 10
cripple Van Buren,, who is strong aniIAO"'''
ZIONIST as the best Of them In fact the gairr -
the abolition Wings to the North, Grrrit Smith :"
Co.. furnish pamphlets. pictures. and pr"crc'''3'
for the Anti.AboIition Wings of the South 10 """
with and aga,c the People against Van G"Ern-
While he and his friends in Congress aud the N"t'"a are
the decided nii-Aholitionsls, North of Mason
and Dixons Line Gas Master Wiicher drsIgnatrs II =
sioux, too. Says Il Correspondent Of the Lyh''''s
DcmncraD at the first abolition petition prosecute" j"
Compression the motion to print. 80 against ~ ~
printing, l3 of the 80 which were Wings; "n ar u"
rrys resolution declaring il unwis", n"xp":ir'' '''
dangerous TO the Union, ior Congress TO reis!n' "
slavery in the District, Mr.. Van Bur.ns TRENDS "
man, voted for, while small fraction Of Wings OPT" w.
the res ,lulion every Wing Delegate from Ne" } Of"
voted notwithstanding whom, is Francis Granger U't
Abolitions and Anti Mason who is the prominent o."
candidate for Vice President, (a!d to be assocH, wa,
Gen Harrison, the destined Wing Virginia Candidate ~
Prcsidcnt.)
FKEEWE.r or FIEGLNLl.
Your f.lrctinns commence Monday Why "n''
words; Why make long addresses 10 You: - W.