Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04

their meeting adjourned in confusion
,.ais'sn', ontsnt Mr. Stokes, their President,
ST. ~ his office, and Mr. Hood, one ct the oon,-
trt~ ny s,,ned his membership in disgust. IL was
n;iff' last Wednesday evenlngO that ano.nef
Len II the Association was held, and VI mo.'a' w
aft- toouent Catholic Prest,) came tor'h win az
Nv, l'e - - rouse them to a sense Of their duty y"
hs ,,n. the resolutions OF the committee
ssW .d and UNANIMOUSLY adopted. ;d
enf n,rse of his speech, "the Rev Docto, pa
io', TO the Abolitionists, particularly " ~"
.Ff and he scored them most un,ne''" ~
.,'a md busy bodies, and the founders OF an '"e
rt.'' - ,yhcf, the Repealers here ana siSe :" w.,
| ,',. safes found themselves al th's ",o'"e .s
;, 4 [Isb their resolutions, ot when copy va.
-, pa'''' -. cont TO O Connel although we 10 ho'
...,e' ~ - go No much as those OF BALTIMORE
.3f'e Nv ,ssoc;otions IN the United states mus
r. nv ~ n,,s,,;nent interpoSI,'on OF Daniei
.,ase ''''s c,,se must be stript oil some oil
tJan'"' w ,b;,h i, has received IN America
- @"t hos Ind the effect of dssoiv'ng 'ne vs.,
~ ,ss,ciation" of Charleston. WI ~
h.y' Association, comparatively IN us '","y, I'D
ne remittance to Ireland IN a'o " ~ - the
s'-' ,h ~, Of preparlngto rake anot..sf' ""e" H.
., Ut" we ,n,elIcence was received, ot speech ue
hv Mr. OConnell before the nePe1' 80. 80
"" IS i,,hL, land which s SAID 10 nave az /,
Win every demonstration OF aPP''use ,;JI;,r -
.,nblvN IN which he not only av'"s :, ,h,, cam.
.s,,m ,f domestic slavery,as II sH' " -,
~ y ,t tho character of siavehoiaels' a"a pa'
- o"' f our IRISH fellow-cit'zens inciuoea "
p'Dit '". ,c,us of the vest slander, ana win ep''
81 nos, atrocious caumny, and even inuma'es
won II some future period to devote ms ener
,h,,,s,.h,ow of our domestic institutions RES
49, ourselves and for the community IN which We
f-b,ds us 10 anaiyse This speech, or 10 eauo' ''s
.,sng and revolving features ).
-. add that sour primary, paramount GUY, 10 "
~ country and 10 ourselves, and therefore yield
" N sincere devotion TO the interests and IN
a. :" If The slave holding States, we pronounce
aascb of Mr.. O Connell base and malignant hoe
''7 ,bs ,eople of The South; and We decline 10 hoio
.-,bs, communication with a man or body OF men
& a., capable of utterlng or endorsing the INFAMOUS
,.fss TO which we have MISUNDERSTANDING
IN by repellng from The repeal cause the whoi'
.Ls,n norton of the Union, will certainly prove
a,,a les. injurious to the rights and interests o
.ovn country, than they are pihful and ImPotent
cards the people TO whom they have been 80 'sho
.,,,., and wantonly applied Therefore,
.p,soi-sd That soon as 1t adJourns TINS Assoc'a
.aa 5s dissolved :,
p.s,irhd That on. Of the moneys in the possession
she Treasurer, that officer be directed 10 pay iof'h
,s whatever debts may be due by this Association.
.gssoleed That the Treasurer be directed TO pay ON
y of the surplus funds, after the debts are pad, u
80 LADIES' Fuel Society, and the other to the Soce'.
,ae SISTERS OF Mercy.
fine report and resolutions having been warmly an
.,,sn,ly advocated by Col Elliott, (who was ioiowe
several other gentlemen the same s'de,) wer
~. 10 the meeting, and adopted with The greatest up
arse