Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-10
NORTHERN FANATICS.


~. Now York Journal OF Commerce, whose
pleasant and frank hammered Editor we hdo .'e
.,o.snra "a shake By the hand in this city on Sa-
,,,5av last. thus happily hits of The proceeding
u ,be Boston madmen. We are delighted WIN
ono sion These AbolilonistS have cosh''e"oeu
! force war among themselves, and we nope soon
. announce Kilkenny Cat dcnoasment OF 'oei'
,ofy;otic labors. In Boston they are very oia'e'
ond ta,L of acold STEEL" with remarkable non
<,olonee Their physical power" ,hey will have
,he GOOD sense, we trust, 10 keep al home. Inc
sinh has no lear OF their Gt&1ni ihreaienihss'-
pn,;, would be we'll for them no, 10 attempt their
.,.,ors &c ,oven in any Southern State:
4AroL,rlos,sM Showing IT'S CoLoSs.-lhe
Boston Morning Chronicle, Wolch icp'ese."'s w
a,,o5s,ots nor,ion al the Aboliionsts gives an
,ccopn, Of Clerical Meeting. consisting cne1v
.,s Tn;,arians. which was held al Rltchie daii,
p,s,on ON Moniay afternoon anc evening, %
.a;scmss The duty Of the Clergy in regard 10 Anne
rican savcrY, All,hosespeakeFs who l2eR A.ne9e,
OF lan.uage 10 express; while those who ques-
TONED the wisdom of headlong policy, were a
DISGRACE 10 themselves and TO humanity. W
extract few sentences hy way OF specimen:
ale was followed hy another speaker who
was sill more milk-and watery TO me scum, VINO
lamented that the shareholders had now become
incenscd al US, and saw in u Only reason LOT
greater ,Dilt!ncss on our part. The poor reptile!
And some free parish or other is cursed by the
weekly mipisrations OF this miserable tcaa
Messrs. Chaplin and Braibu,n, who we're cerl-
cal enough 10 be present. on The lohn bap'ls'
r.incirle Of crying aloud in the 'c'd.T"fSs, mo
raj wilderness surely il was took 10 90 inc re-
yerend twadd!ers in manly way, and one wnich
they will not soon forget. II IS ,n''
100 late and 100 bad, 10 have MINISTERS 'ai"'hS
about mild language, when all humane niei e,e
seriously considering whether il is not their du.y
10 push the pirates OH from our Piuh''e'eo Win
rem with cold STEEL
Ina notice OF a Garrison Abolition Convention,
the Chronicle uses this language; ana more OF
the same order:
at ain, for the want Of logic, hut cowskinning,
,hot DR.. Fuller so abuses language. Let MN
saar1 pnd,r slavery liille while, and he wonlu
cnerdiIy g7dcrs,a7M il. We consider Or way
lands Christian ba7nsp qui'e thrown away. II
The 81 veholders could understand that We mean
who, we sop. that woul be moral power upon
,hem. ard that thew never can understand untii
we give them very certain expectation Of phys,-
cal yo,5e7."
Solhe Rev. Joshua Leavitt & Co arc SERIOUS
considering" the propriely OF employing cold
steep and physical rower" for the ab"li'ioh o,
Slavery. The moral means faciioh "ou'9
leoin the work ~ putting down The church and
the clergy and dissolving The Union Some OF
the acold steel" parry are also for dissovins The
Union: one Of their leading men, The Hon VIM.
jaw. having publicly, over his own signature,
ayowed himself in favor OF the measure. SUP
posing both parties 10 carry their obets into effect,
what fhen2 Why
|. The church would be abolished.
9. The clergy do. DO.
8, The Sabbath do. do
l. The Union do. 40.
s. All human Governments DO.
6. We should have bloody civil war.
In shor, every thing would be abolished ."
Slavery the whole frame. work ofsccie'y would &c
broken into fragments; Infdelity would s'alS
abroad as in the days of R"bespierre; IN shorl.
those DAYS Of horror would have returned.