Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-18

arr I..iiS In the SAITH
Thr whole course n. this Campaign has moi called
forth production more condensed eloquent and thrill.
mr. than The following letter from Mr. Forsyth, address
ed The Republicans who got up the great meeting at
Indian Springs, in Georgia. Can the South sleep the
very verge of the volcano: Will not some of the
Wings take the alarm, before they commit the
rights of the South and the dcstnics of the country,
into the hands of Gen Harrison and his fell Abolition
allies, The danger Is increasing upon US every mo-
mcnt combination is formed against the South by
the fanatics both sides the Atantlc-as is cvnced
by the "Worlds Convention" recently held in Lon
dom to which, Birney and Garrison and others of that
Internal crew sent Delegates from the Northern
States. Mr. F. has not attached too much consequence
to those murky clouds the foreign horzon-There is
n settled design in Eng land to Interfere with South
Institutions break the spirit and subdue the slave
holder their reckless purposcsand there is too much
to believe that not only the wealthy capitalists
but the East India Company, and the British Govern
itself, lending them comfort and succUr. SO
intimate is this union between the consplratoss in Eng
land and the fanatics in the IT, S. that it pro-
posed to hold the next "Worlds Convention" in the
United StGtts-and the Executive Committee armed
with discretionary power TO Tx their own time and
place We may look, therefore, for the high honor OF
having il assembled within the bosom of our
try: and especially if Gen Harrison and his Allies
should succeed in the Election of November next
We again warn the South against the actous designs
of these frantic consprators We call upon them to
read the following Rcveationswhch struck with SUCH
Charlottesville, that proposition made to hold
Southern Convention in the of this wear But
as its object might be mstaken II might be repre-
scented as party movement it deemed advisable
to take no further action in the matter until the Ecc.
ton over, and subsequent circumstances might
recommend its prosecution abandonment
From the New York Herald Aug. e6.1
The Mad Designs Of The .ibo0nlsts agatnst the South
yesterday gave outline the proceedings the Abolition
Meeting Monday evening the church of
Madison which the Rev Mr. Gausia
Of proceedings the umns Worlds Convention
Gently held in London.
We consider subject Of much importance the South
however detailing openly the vlanol designs Abo-
to-day. Besides variety
Of all connected with slavery country
Galsha delivered himself OF the following
He said, s'That meeting IN London-the World S
Convention-was attended solely by men of wealth,
by men of integrity by of sternness ofpupose and
by men powerful in action Those had heads plan,
wealth to carry out and hearts to execute the means
BY which the entire destruction of the system of slavery
in our Southern States could soon be effected And
they will be assisted in all these measures heart and
hand by the Abolitonsts of this country All other
means to abolish the accused system of slavery the
Southern States this Union have been tried and have
failed The slave trade still goes on in spite of British
and American vessels of out of number in spite of
the solemn treaties and the slave dealer alike re-
joice in their iniquity.
But, thanks be to Heaven, the day not far distant