Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

men o the West 1nGiI Islands Wclcor, IN ,be nm. p
Woe eoleu population o! tls country whether bond free
"eicohe IN he name of the islranchised and iIcrnt
Glasses OF all Europe Welcome in the an,c Of the friend
"i liberty ealy, fruern:iy in all count-irs W,Icom.
ven = themselves fur mankind. In The name oG Christ Nh,
hccier whose spirit was universal whose mission il wa.
~ hd up the and n; liberty them that
arc bonnd-wccomei welcome welcome
During the close Of Mr. (a.risons ra,1in, ,,e,e w,.
e excitement but te first .nn nf determination 10 in
~ miapi appeared when Mr. Wendell Phillips rose n sneak
'Sse IN lie hohy oi he hall became csiiyr and general
!"ihs was oesnn bat Mr.. Phillips kept on and in answer
70 lis exclamation that The 'scene was disrracfn l.,
~ lcheers W were given "i'r BOSTON, for the Unon for
l,er was TN assemhag in Faneui Hall like the present;
fi lie was answered by some body in distant part ol the
M, who prayed that there might never be .anoher such
i IL speaker continued but his voice drowned in the
g. ers %hch were given for "Aiard Fillmore" "alarshal
ikey" and "Danie Webster" The President now solicit
e. hearing for Mr. Phillips on he ground that "urn about
a pay out The audience positively refused and he with
dew alnd cheers and hisses.
iie PRESIDENT attempted 10 speak again bu' without sue.
css; he then Introduced Mr. Thompson who with writ
aIePy 70 lhe ADDRESS submitted BY Mr. Garrison took the
aifom This was the widest experiment of the evening
pie part OF the gctters up this unpopuar
M Mr THOMPSON was cheered nnd hisspd ALTERNATELY az
hslood win folded arms. Though there was general de-
rmnaton on the part OF those present 70 hear him.
terc paeared no disposition 10 do him bodily injury He
fmnincd standing upon the platform for about Ten minutes
nd then chair was handed TO him and he sat down He
gain rose, bowed and proceeded Gp2ak"(tentemen,
are no desire TO press myself upon your attention; only
nd here his drowned By the cheers thu wen,
urth inr Winhsap ior Webster" and for the country
lir. Thompson finally withdrew from tho PLATFORM
conference was now held among The presiding officers as
70 what was best to be dunc, and eso, cd introduce
Wm A. Channing; but immediately upon his mounting the
osnm three cheers for Jenny Lind were called for and
heartily given BY the crowd. Mr. Charming ooshly per-
sng in his desire 10 be heard Jenny Lind again cheer
d. rs were also Webster Cass, Winthrop, Bunker H the
aides In the gallery &C. But Mr. Charming continuing 10
nrangue and gescuate, about fifty whisers struck up
medley Of tunes, consisting of "Yankee Doodle, Lucy
DANDY Jim; and one felowmore shri than his com
anions gave excellent imitation of Jenny Inds echo"
ngs also formed in various part of the hall and the
Campown hornpipc was danced by some half dozen
es After the dancing, cheers were given for the "ien
tonSeniiun and Groans for aJohn Bull"
The renowned Abigail Folsom now made her appearance
the northern cutlery and received with hearty cheers
he claimed hearing" and the company present was TOO
ood nanred TO refuse her Her first sentences were lost in
lc generous greeting Of The crowd; but quiet having been
stored she proceeded 10 speak in defence Of her right of
aeecE 1T is glorious she said ITO be here tonight"
he then went on 10 say that brues would conduct them
ves better than the auditors present. and that lion In his
alive desert Is better beloved animal than folks
ne concluded by excaiming that "al righs-civ rc-
Gus and domesc-depend upon the right of free speech"
ere the whistles again struck up and there another
!u al dancing in the midst Of which Theodore Parker ap
lred upon the and claimed hearing bur Tho null
lde seemed too much amused with their sports 20 at
I'D 10 his request and after pointing the portraits of
hshington and liancoca Mr.. Parker Withdrew like those
so had preceded him.
inother conference here eM and it was reso lived by
eoNflhnenl 10 huJo.l. fniS uecislon Was ahnonn-
by Mr. Quincy and The meeting was declared 10 be dis
Sed.
subsequently, Ezn Wrigh, appeared upon the PLATFORM
ding in s hand Mr.. Thumpsons unspoken speech and
81: II we hava fec hall 10 speak in thank God
have fee press To print with. This address shall b9
ntei."
lr. Wright followed by Fred. Douglass who,
g he was in his language failed TO any wrath in
tmuude, though this was apparently his purpose. The
q light reduced ,nd Mr.. Thompson conduc-
tfrom The hall
he determination Of the persons in the !body o The hall
saled 10 be prevent the nboons,s from being heard
alto show them that there be end their folly
Twas ALL and this accomplished in iurbearins aiI
| si naturcd manaer though eicctual!y.