Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-18
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Va, FRIDAY. JUNE IL, 1911.
SfHnd 10 UDUr arms

this time, III order That they may carry out their
political measures (Bank, Distribution &C. &c AT The
Extra Session The next winter, they will rush down
like wolves from the mountains, upon The South Rn
Wise, Rayner, and some Others will not play ou, tho
game.
Who says that Abotonism is dead? that il il me re-
party can, to bring it forward, Wise does not saw
and lngersol shows US, that the spirit of fanatcisn
is more daring and desperate than We have ano-
the fact before which speaks tongued to the
South The " y. Era tells that s'Joseph Surge an
Abolition agent to this country, and who, we believe
either is member of the British Parliament, has
published letter, of which he is the bearer to the
President Of the United States, the subject of the
enormous lniques of our slave system. In other
words memorial to our Chief Magistrate 10 rescind
the Constitution Of the u. States for if the letter is
utterly senseless that's the only III which it
he interpreted II was written originally, grave.
" informed TO Gen HARRISON but will be presented 10
| Ml Tyler We presume Mr.. Tyler wlll treat the ms
sion and It's bearer with the contempt they merit The
letter itself purports 10 have been written by the vene
rabe Thomas GARRISON, but by whomsoeveT written
or by whomcver borne, II is piece ofimpertinen impu
dence that ought 10 consign every body connected with
il TO the If the DIOR keeperwhcncrcr they enter
the Presidential mansion. 1t is gross and direct in.
suit to the country, and should be so treated. IL -
pretty time of day, sure enough, if these English gen
try suppose they be permitted 10 interfere in this
way with the internal concerns Of the country and
make the very Executive Hall the theatre of lis IA.
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history Of this Surge. At some assenblage Of Aboi
tionsm in England, not long since in letter 10
somebody of the sort, he INDUCED hmselfn abuse and
Invective upon the people Of the IT, S, only equalcd
| by the hurley backguard O'Connell. very proper
person this 10 carry letters TO our President and de.
liver them in person al Washington while Congress is
in session.
The n. Y. Herald informs US, that this man Surge
has arrived wilI designs almost wild and ncendary
the notorious Thompson and with determination 10
Il, all in his mower n br,,L nm tbe somes,;c nst;,u
-, ~ ,bo San,L.,n c,a,oa H. ,b; n,,.a 10 l
.ons =, t,e M 'a ,t 'nls purpose ne as
,t,;,an;s, ~ r9,,aJ ,lo saa', d,,ol,,a - -.
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u''s'' 'i' 80, 49, ~; :" a. - 49,.
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we nave reason 10 believe ,n's man surge has brought
large sums Oh money ana u ''irre was any uouot "
his real intentions, the letter addressed by his brother
10 The "London STANDARD mpndenlly d'sclcses them:
10 ne Eator q iAs S'a , . a.. %
.sir,rr nc manner n which ms brother Josrnh Srnrrc
!, mentioned The Standard Yesterday think
him hal You nu inform your numerous reader. That he j.
~ ~ h,,c and ,ror # ~ En.land am .,,e he y.ud
opis. 10 The utmost o h ability thus abonnabc vii. attempt
Il Introduce dave. grow" sugar
' s.cIiaRIrs STIRGE"
Soon after the arrival of this man here the Aboli.
onists had grand meeting and formed nr plan Of
orp0niafion when they issued the following circular
The Aboonists Of the city Of New York, estimated Al
hrtwren ,lcc and four thousand And whereas M majority be-
m"rn m Nv" Ir' 'Sn ,.l' n, III re,sn,se
Doubt Il one thousand viii from their
respective parties and vote 10" none hui true men, ry can mus
n ,s p'' "a, &c, ~ ~ w." i, any" ,r shrnni,
In view Of such results we have skered plan Subject
10 be revrd and lrren'o ANNEXED Ana should you deem .ne
object worth! q your npt We earnestly r!.,. you a your
n1nni,I "rn h., ame 10 Yours respectfully
o. Wheeler r. srdswck Thomas Day, jr Norman Francis,
ja> + H. Nalin lhos hr' 'a 1a"he'i ~, IA ~
s va - a,d ,i. Nm Tracy Alexander Macdonald Ito.
nee Dresser Asher Atkinson, Anthony Lane, L. g. Williams.
.nI HIlt L I'll
NJ" I"ns; June ~, o,i ...,,..
ttieie ioiioM NV" pau 20 ,,a, go an
%h's. o,se PesnIp A., ,ta oIst mia ,Sasio he
va Wy. 49,, - 49, 49, ,hrou, ,,;de o,on IN Tho Fa
slfIchrh out anu Tue oo'' '''o"" WIZ 0r>'
mates .,:u,o,, nm ,o,. ISL
EN'kA'I y ia..o J'o" = ~ 49,, -a, ans
Deai ot nsis III ~. snal;,on ,ncs,,on which
@ =, "',;;n,erly attracted The attention III tie
ST A. Sid and his associates tell Us with an
~ - ,.,,anin;,r thai ,heu ,rU rat stir Me
sn,r, ~ mis- Session iest lis proDer business be
s"I'n :" u '"e 80, 's ~ .a T,ho, C,cI that The
'"f"s". nHat u"'s '"' VI 5a. =, c,,rr
consent OF me ""u'"c'" " ~ 49,, ,.,no,a,oo
mei se"e'. u H., ;no,,,nce - ,b.m Ia tL,;r
lhey know 100 wen tue ''''i' , A' II o.mros
srct'on interests, and parry, 81 inose IT,, ~
Bank, Tariff, and Distribution, 10 ehuah4ei '"en =,
collision with any othef suoec'' "o"e'o :,i
lhey say "our present ope.l - ~ -, r.
ana business IN n 'lI ~. ~ ,';,h sIr,lut;on and
great Nal'ohai Dam w." ~ nro,ac,;ye nol;cv
consequent
At tue eAPence VI ~ ~ i.,ie, ~ o,c,rrorce of
snres we cannot eheo' m''" - -" LI:,;o, o,,
Southern gentlemen and We press nSc.;'"a n no
alarm and ALLEVIATE ihen,. Lei us '"e'eioIe Pc.
pone the abolition agitation 10 Tue next session. ~nG
shall have ample time and opportunity nra rno W.T.
SHADES speech This It's substance ana pnfrUf.
"When the proper time should arrive he coseiSe.'
he should have much to say on the question Of slasf1y
Sc But he a, the ''s, IS S's1r 0 woud
have to he me, in some FORM or later, Ac But
he would no, nor 20 into the subject lie would only
repeat the expression of ms ANXIOUS desire Una. Tue
present session should not be consumed with the aqua
ton of this question
"M Shade s%s1n his his friends n%s% Gamma" a
carry their measures Afterwards, he will have inii
success But are Southern men so dull as TO he thus
entrapped: Are they disposed 10 concede any Thing ~
advance .you there is motive 10 conciliate them
Hereafter, they w nave n"',s ;" ~ ,.m
Abolition IS the vai' pai""' , an nc, ;,.olr
is one Of property, peace, "' aoI "ers Seem
Already Messrs WISE o 'I,;ch i nl,r;n,, and deter
n hn U1 nj