Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

that instrument refused 10 aludc among the powers
rsated I" Congress- authority I" incorporate mn institution OF me
kind WILL therefore, he The hnundcn duy Of tho friends Of The
Constitution, II such deccro infringement OF it. integrity
Irrrcated devote Their hole energies s original
purity, and trans mi, !, nnsuicd I" pr>,rfity.
Rs-ired, That five be appointed rs fhr
President ii this meeting, 10 b. known ~ The RErEal COR
REsruNnING COMM irEE ii ihr c.: OF New York. tai,
~ National iauk chartered M tlr present Congress such
committee shall hold their ulce until IT, charter Is repealed ani
shai av power 10 I'LL any vacancies N is number, ana lh
>lai br Tie huy III such hioI>" t Dci.1flls 81
The entire Union 10 the Imanrc the present cri- and tori
re, snrh M organization as "i secure tit ,a! h' " e
Reos,d That he said committee ,wth open correspond
thce with Democratic hrubitnS ui other cites, upon
'rn the rapey Of convenre To respond tie Of his
meeting.
The Repeal Corresponding Committee consists OF the
following gentlemen: BENZ. F. Butler, Campbell ?
White, Wright Hawkes., Prosper NJ. Wetmore, John
W. Edmonds, John Al. Bradhurs, Josiah Rich John
II. Hunt, Stephen X. Harris, Elijah +. Purdy, VIM
ID. Waterman, Charles b. Moore, Stephen B. Allen,
Walter Bovine Augusle Davezac, Thos. w. Tucker,
Gerardus Boyce, David Bryson, II. n. Fryatt, Nell
son j. Waterbury, Solomon Townsend, Daniel
Ptnz, Charles McVean, James T. Brady, Samuel J.
Tilden.
Viryinia morina Lk.nrisc! We give this m"rnng
the clear and comprehensive Resolutions of the Demo
cracy of Cumberland The Warrenton (Fauquier)
Jefersonian says, meeting of the Republicans was
held in that county Monday, the Goth July, which
adopted strong resolutions against the propositions now
before Congress. They 60 for repeal-and are to be
oi Il. by Mr.. John W. Jones. a meeting Of the CT
tlzens Of Norfolk county has been called for this even,
Al portsmouth, TO protest against "the establishment
oil w. D Bank, the natural result OF which Will be
10 undermine The fabric of our free Institutions :
The ball is rolling.
CorresPondems.-We have thrown upon our Last
Page the 9TH No. of "Telesinus' and a scorchng
commu nication from "Hanovcr" in relation TO the
Richmond Wing. We leave the merit. of that
ro"ersy 10 those who have tracked lis course in the
columns Of the Whig-hut upon the bread question Of
Abolition petitions, hold the pnsilions Of stanover
10 be unquesonabe, and his arguments unanswera5le.
Congress has no right 10 NEEDLE with the matter; and
petitions ought to be received, referred reported
debated What will be the position Of tile next Cen
sress: Weeks will he consumed in angry and e1-
citing dscussiun-the two sections Of the Union Will
be more and alienaied from each other-and If
the 2ls rule be expnnsed and petitions received and
discussed every session, the lrebrand will continue to
blaze unit, the ediiice of the Union itself may BE-
sumed Who does no, see that The evil OF Abolition
Ism is increasing upon Us, Look at The case OF Lud-
lam at New Bedford, upon which " have much 10
say spare the space for the purpose.
louk al the conduct Of New Y oTk towards Virginia
Look at the extreme difficulty Of recovering pro.
pcriy tha face of the Fanatics. Look at the 1900
who are said to have escaped to Canada and whom the
British are now persuading to migrate TO Jamaica, 10
swell perhaps the black Regiments. Look at the ac-
counts Just received from the n Orleans prints otJuy "a
from West Frliciana up 10 Natchez II was FIRST detect
ed hy vailant the plantati.n Of J. Bar
row n West fcl;cana, and Immediately rrprrssed by
the merry Of thu czens It 10 break Out the
Isl August Some ~ 90 had been arrested, supposed
l., BE- rnslcaLers. White men are suspected OF hatch
inr the plot and is already in PRISON !, is suspect
ed that funds are contributed lo. Southern Agents,
nv the 5000 enrolled Aholi,ionsts Of Ohio wh"se
principal Quarters ~ Oberlln, in that State. Under
sch circumstances, il is than idle TO say that
the Fanaiicsm is burning out and that will not be
increased b. continued, irritating public discussion
IN the H. Of R.We conure Mr. Bolts and his ally II
the W:g before il be too late, 10 rctrace their steps
and sin no more against the South on this most delicate
and important Gueson.-There is writer in The Nor
folk Beacon. who has sounded The tocsin on Ludiam
case The Editor Of lie Beacon truly pronnrncrs him
zone of the aLest constitutional lawyers, and profound
cst writers On government, &c, that is to be Gund on
our State and cnnntry" We know him. and we highly
estimate his abilities. He is States Rights Wing,
aud nc deeply regrets the course Of the r. Wing,
and calls upon lis Editor 10 cnme ont at once, either
Tor or against US and take such position will enable
Us To see clearly where he is But why appeal 10
IN. Richmond Wing for the exercise of any fixed prin
cpss or any liberal feelings It seems 10 be govern
ed nv CLIQUE that We fear will cause il 10 tnrn an I'D.
ders ear to MI remonsirances. When we resume Mr..
Lndlam's ease, we shall make it point TO republ'sh
the three Nos Of 4 i c, Of which tao only have yet
appeared And then, hope, We shall DC able TO lay
up the subiec, till the winter.