Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-10
TIE FAN ArlcS

The Synod Of South Carolina and Georgia have just
atl:ed They unanimously adopted resolutions, zen
oi.ay their delegates t. the General Assembly OF the
e,byterian Church. TO diSavow all right OF legislation
this ect whatever; to refuse to min
q any act, BY vote speech, which involves even
tr discussion Of this subject, and requiring them to
withdraw from the General Assembly and come home,
UPON any attempt by that body to egslale or discuss tins
subject al all; with the single exception OF the simple
c>caer Of that body to interfere in any way with It,
Tic Public Safety is the Supreme Law. The South
take her stand. Her safety calls for and strong
measures against the Fanatics. The New York journal
q Commerce. Of the 9th states, that the abolition Con-
rGTog, which lately sat in that City, has broken up
~ that lis deeds yet wrapt il durkncssand The on
gA"psc eaten OF then is IN 'the following outline
Io:l the Boston Llbcrator, leaving the Imagination ct
lie reader 10 Gil up the Details
(from the Bostoa laboratory
ANI.SLAvEEY AcESTS.-lt having been announc-
q Or two of the newspapers friendly 10 the aoo,
Hon cause. that special meeting OF the Anti slavery
ast"s who have been recently appointed TO enigh,en
k public mind and proclaim liberty to the captive Is
~ SESSION at New York. it may be gratifying 10 our
eis for US TO add that it has been our happiness TO
attend that meeting; that, for the space OF fortnight,
is proceedings have been full Of intense and absorbing
"rfeSt that abuut thirty Agents (many others being
unable 10 attcnd have been present, and alsosevcral va
'32J't corresponding meNn5erS, among whom we may
"-H.on Theodore 3. Weld, Charles Stuart, Berlah
GHcn Simeon 5. Jocelyn, Amos A. Phelps, Henry b.
Station. Arthur and Lewis Tappan, &c, DC; that,
VIZ" !o-ad 10 the fundamental principles and measures
u The slavery cause lhcrehas been entire nnanihty
" sentiment, all seeing eve TO eye, all cherishnS Tue
same feelings and sentiments; that the great question OF
A"e'cam slavery has been thoroughly examined and dis
eSe-, from lis centre TO its circumference that the
1S' popular. and ndced all mag Unable objections TO the
'se pursued by the abolltlons!s and 10 the uuly OF
ediile emancipation without eSperlslon, taFe been
Ae anu Icluted and that many gceT truths are oeen
e'c'ted, much information dsburse6, sn&ch taleat dis
a}ed, and Hood OF light thrown upon Tnany obscure
couO'iui points. Probably more i:portan cohyen-
': 'as moi been held since tie commencement OF our
"0'i enterprise. lis results yet 10 be made manifest
g!"ousv 50, trust and believe. II gives us plea
sure u state, that Angelina +. 'Grlke and her sister
were 'i'cd 10 &c present. and most punctual were they
:" 'hef attendance at all the meetings. Frequently
were HEY appealed to, by way of inquiry or contirma.
WI as 10 the horrors of slavery held up to view and
ost readily did they endorse all the principles and
SnentS that were set forth by the various speakers
" 20 not eel ct liberty togo into any further details
Ssht II Is neither necessary nor desirable 10 SOUND
Ue!oft the agents, ostentaously and triumph
T4!: LEI their works prese them We believe that
% Will So"n effect great and salutary change in pub
) item - |''A' '''0 0F'''
q, wat benefit do these madmen expect to render to
~ .ilSe IN which they have embarked? Can they
''n she condition of the slaves? No: They make it
rseSsaiy to impose restrictions upon them. Paul
"aS SEo the false impressions which prevail about
,s "ea'!nent Of slaves. What empires are these,
$3.50. would Interfere with an Institution which they do
~ understand Are they to learn the condition of our
eS !iom two fanatical females, whose imaginatons
sSaled by the appeals Of such miserable enthusiasts
yI HeAe They ,ampering with an institution of
H., "~sA they have adequate idea They inluring
taass, which they protesting TO serve. All lksA
H., sehs are calculated 10 produce Ill feelings between
VIZ North and the South And if they permitted 10
@ o TO such excesses-to NEEDLE with the dearest
'. o. their ueighbours-to send ncendiary ssiona-
over the country poison the white people of the
s against The South and 10 poison the minds of the
agains. their masters, this blessed Union itself
NAY DC brought into jeopardy
r. What right do these Fanatics medde with US p
~ what authority do they call upon Congress to
inv, 'ee with our municipal institutions We might
sa. as we'll lay petitions before the British Par
sI.snt-or send Missionaries to that country, to
ra LIE Emancipation Of the Irish Catholics Such
Aoeupt would be considered as aninsult 10 the Eng