Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05

,hc Stale of Kentucky that The people 9, Nh. Nm.
,ml1,r IA 5, h,ave cbiyalrous people, ana IuIiy
able iofsh, their own domestic battles, withou. .ne
interference ofheir rcishbors OF l'e AZ r., Sr
during the retirement OF me .o : ~ ,s,yer
VIM. Holland addressed the mee.ihs, ~ ans ~
10 Mr. Van Hapm, and in support y oaS@'"' 49,
Clay, waved 10 strike oul all
- - a -, solrea" in the foregoing resplu
49, -, -, ;ns.,t as an amendment the "a ana
"a res' In,uns Of The meeting oil MONDAY hist':-
sd srh,, ampricans who excite, or direcI, ~
oo,,.,, "as r,oh violence directed against Free
pr;n,;na and Free Speech, employed IN me a,s,
cnssion oT Great questions OF putilc in'eies'' az
traitors 10 their county and their race, o,.
st3 That Inc actors aud ascuofs OF 'nc ,e s;n,
mob.proceeding at Lesir2uo', 49, inns,
iny establishment CT inc i'ue , - ~ 90, ron.
moi expect TO divert from lhemse..es -. mis-.
domination OF impartial me-" -, ,,,;,nr or cor.
constructions Of The language ol ns ~: ~ l., ,he
rssnonden,s. I'M invasion oi private rish's ny .ne
h,n,e tnrce nj mob, for The purpose-aouro .as
crim;n,I and douhr base-oi supPrSssins ne
d;snns";o nd nraIilyins personal hale especial,
IT, or 49, 80 nan nrosra,ed by disease, cannon
siI%;. ,.m,,a,, ~ was njccted, and The qnesuoi,
being put on The original resolution was ca'lleu.
We Give these proceedings in iuii' because
thew show the proper spirit Of palFlo'ismIso
,,,oh ~ ,,,o,e bono,able 10 The actors, as lhey
"a s,--o,,n.,oa H. The mos, violent ana m'schie-
vous fanatics in the Union. my S"'", ,A1'
even in Ohio there is yet much love ior INC oo"-
s,;,p,on and The Union, much devotion 70 'ns
r;nL,s e ,hs States. II is bright spot IN 'he
events Of The DAY and we are proud 70 recon- T.
Ir,or s,cb rrinciples alone can the Union DC
preserved-and ii is right that We should app'e-
ciate The elevated conduct OF those VINO, ris'ns
ahove The selfish and miserable CONSIDERATIONS
around them, look alone 10 The compromises u
he Constitution and the rights OF The STATES.
While on this subject, VIC will refer 10 Inc re-
Violations of the Cincinnati Herald, an Aooii'o'
paper. 1t says, aluding TO Cassius NJ. Gays
exile, "There is too much al stake 10 ln'hh
OF abandoning Kentucky. The True Anne
tcan stood long enough 10 SOW seedS ""''"
shall produce an abundant harvest II NAV
well he said, he "sowed the wind and reaped
the whirlwind" The Herald proceeds, " II !"
be utterly imrraclicable 10 resume opeFa''ons -
Lexington, haastcr Tie seat Of rar 10 Lon'sr'"'
VIVA, madness, violence and folly s'''''
then that The Ohio Aboilionists have declared
open war upon The peace, safety and welfare q
Kentucky But we are glad 10 sec that Inc Peo'
ple Of Louisville are prepared 10 give warm re-
ceplion 10 these miserable fanatics. a meeting
i 10 be held al Louisville 10 justly The ac'oh o.
their lellow-ciiizens of Lexington, ana 10 ue'
nouace any attempt on the part Oh Cass'us W.
CLAW and his associate AboliliohistS 10 INVADE
and pollute The soil Of Kentucky. 1t is str1s-
81 for >.!fexistence-an promr! ana vigorous
measures are necessary 10 PROSTATE The spirit OF
Abolition.
In criicising The quasi-Abolilion course OF 'he
Louisville Journal, The Lexington Observer en-
ploys this emphatic language:
"Be this as il may, all may be assured, ina,
there is in this region Of The country hSed ana
immoyable resolve 10 protect all their rights sa-
credly guaranteed By Constitutional tenure, oo,h
Federal and Stale, peaceably iflhey can, loIcioly
if they must. And now lei al! take heed no"
they yex the patience OF a suffering people"