Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09
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Il iHi ::,n,G Republican Of the 3Oth ult., contains
Il T." ,,nce between the Select Committee, and
~ ~" in-,,r anI his Associates Of the Executive
i - !" ,"',ht OHIO Anli.Siavery Society. The Anti.
4 '2' ,,;,,,e positively refuse to comply with the
y'': ,,,. Citizens of Cincinnati, to discontinue the
2:'>i " They assign six reasons for their con-
''''' .lcc are the following extraordinary, suic-
q. - ,uI:;a. viii, you' rcqnH>1crusc, if it has
- ~" rf ,yr cI;Ec.,s. is uicons and unasSr,i-
. hn>i.,>s-" IT oilrr>--if a.nuaa the citizens
II ,iI: driaitu:: inSulrnt ana hisi-laml-
r.,a Submission t" would be basr anl uH-
, ,,. m ,!yiu--,a..fnse the demand is rru lily The
-a,, T>"ho h'yia- broke" ,own nj! the safe
49,. i, ~, y STATES, ia order ;Iut Shaver: be
" u " , IT, he :ul!. ;.:tainacn of the object,
p. TO-. ",.... .: IL. "a follow their examples
." .., IN, lent Fanatics dare 10 talk about our
A'' ,h.:n-and oUr rirtaHi demands upon them
-" ,:.v vino dare to NEEDLE with what does not
..'", :,,yrs-hut intrHIc into our own house
a. "; .uel,!c with what is exclusively left 10 our
;,s.;,,tsn hy Tic craTeSt stipGlatnns of our ede-
I,-,r;, Taer pretend Ia cant about our dctatiun
"Sm WHEN i Is they who would dictate to on the
i.r, rs well rs ,ncs, important, feature Of our
&., E,s,<;t E.uE0my! They complain Of our cir
..,r,,ES uoun lhr!u when it is they who virtually
-i NJ ;iS 10 change our social institutions N com
. :, Them, Was there such ciftonery as
~. ;In.gf;:Hcncc When was ever an Insult 10 our
....,aa,prs nose SnGularly added 10 an injaTy TO
,.,rsS Interests: - But the statement is as false as
. ,,,r,ngn, is futile. 1t is not The people of the
>,hor S,a,es who make this present claim upon the
,,.,.s q. UAo It is the Ctizrns OF Cincinnati them
.s vino tays come forward OF their own accord to
...r the prcsump;u"uS movement. Their tel!"wcll
ell hes, jiHr whether they ough to submit 10 this
,.fn,s ,r!usal-Ihe Committee point to no course Of
...,.-hr: content themselves with submitting 10 their
..y.c.lzcns til" follow ing resolution:
: Insured That the members of this Committee re-
f,..,a,, accepri the responsible tr4St committed to
.ys with ao ether motive hau the hope Of being able
.,..r tie excitement which they believed TO exist and
+ yr. he violence which they feared might be its
g That IL G!$cEai g!ng their duties they have used
. TIE measures oE persuasion and Cancellation in their
= wcr IJlt their eyeEnnS have not been successful,
r., .5ys CORE <io:.,rncc will show. 1t only remains
,,n in uurSuauce of heir instructions, TO publish their
.sgcdngS aid adjourn without day. But they do
the" Use il themselves and those whCm they re
,..sE 10 express their utnost adherence Of every
IN. he violence: and earnestly to implore their Eel.
. : citizens 20 abstain !heretron
yves pleasure 20 lelru that most of the Boardcrs
1--we withdrawn from the Hotel IN which }. u. Blrney
asmac1 as Btardc7.
Iae !%cliii1u 0t in Boston is dsgraceful to all the
,:ss concerned We give the particulars oc this cx-
ia binary Transaction. All the papers Of Boston, with
ne shameful! exception, arc out, trGmpet-tongupd,
nrs si the outrage II is not only contempt against
tie .lws but attack upon the rig hts of the South the
spuia!eas C Tie Constitution, and the Integrity Of the
la:5g Se Ii TINS case is TO grow into precedent; if
.a women, aid impudent abotioniSts, and negroes,
ne be permitted stalk into the courts and wrest
i@ "rawav slaves ont Of the hands Of the law. may
aG e:pungc IL once the important clause which pro.
u:r:. that No person held to service labor in one
. under the laws thereof; escaping into another. shall
IN consequence OF any law regulation therein. (and
tiou of any moDiike vinlence) she discharged from
sch service labor. but shall be delivered up claim
he party whom such service labor may be due.
The conduct Of lawyer Sewall is especially infamous.
H NJ ea!y n.gatcd tie slaves to cear out, but had
ISo!tncr TO call Mr. Turner the agent rascal, be.
c:!sc liz 'caS every man rascal who will attempt TO
;e slave We appeal to the good sense Of the peo-
c Bo$oa for Justice Oh the parties concerned. We
lam in the Of the South Of the Constitution
:sy. 10 Acarken to the following suggestions from the
J ,l,a ALIAS of the Sd
The outrage committed on Monday in. the Supreme
C3eI, Of the Stale, has excited the just indignation oil
eG:i; citizen who has any regard for the dignity Of our
judiciary, the supremacy Of the laws. We venture
p that this open violation Of the sanctuary Of justice
IS lis parallel in the annals Of the city, and rather
Lac such should be frequent, it would be
II better 20 dispense with courts altogether. or what
.sncH pubic tribunals, unless they respected BY
he people and nplic, obedience enforced: A lawless
mb led on by those who ought to have known better
las had lie e:rontery 10 rush into hi hest court, and
h':Hc prisoners in custody. The arm of the law has
ten paraiyzed and its administrators have been con
@aed The subject is ue0rthy Of the prompt attention o.
S9r citizens and pubiic meeting OU1ht immediGeT to 81
a;d 1r tic purpose Of expressing tic opinion Of TIC cca
""a'y on The suject IN terms that cannot be misundcr
.:UsI
The members OF the bar owe it to themselves 10 pass
: ''e Of censure upon Sewal for the ndignity he Of
"Ted the Chief Justice, ana the disgrace that he has
brought upon The legal profession, by nsugatng moi
@ nE1ocs to perPe,rate an act at which every gooc
"s!nHcr CT society sludders.'
(FF"m Correspondent, a Friend IF The Union)
Such en- outrage as this has never before dsgraced
TIE tribunals of the Country, and as the people have
wisely determined to leave the redress altogether TO the
Se,on Of the law. they will cooly wait its decision
r% fanatics and negroes suffered to brow beat ahC
n down the highest tribunals the country, then adieu
i It's uAon aud its peace. But anticipate no such
3iHg. and confidently believe that most exemplary
punishment awaits the insgator and abetors Of this
most dgacctnI riot, whether black, white otherwise
in' alone will satisfy Southern brethren, and con
F4ce them ia. their rights and property will be protect
e. al least here in New England from the rapacity Ell
iae' OF individuals or societies.