Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1880.
SEW Al,DlSM.


More disciples of "hiYher orer hare been al mok in tho
copy from the Ploridn Sentinel Of the 18Th ult
article giving account OF tho arrest oi part :" m
of Boston brig for attempt 10 sbduct slave ne
longing 10 Col Gamble, formerly oi this ciiy Ncriy' II
appears that aggression is abroad in The land apa"eo
burglary and disodcy conduct seemed to ava chnracters
cd these disciples of the pious Seward; and while carrying
little hons trade and enjoying the hosiaes oi
neghborins State their devotion 10 the "hlsher power was
strong fer their fear Of The law Thus, Scrard'Nm
knows no bounds but the strength of prisons. by which it
can be held in check.
The Southern portion of tho Union be infested
by these wicked and deludod people, with icroci'y not
much less mschcvous than the former ncursons "f The
native savases IL ihoy do not apponr in the manly
costume the savage warriuracd with the tiie tont
hawk and scapng knilrbut with peace upon their lls
protesting devotion 10 law and 10 country hnd not hhfe
qlently religion while fraud murder and treason are
within But the followers only in lower and more
practical sphere than their leaders.
From the Florida Sentinel May II.
ATTEMPTED NEGRO THEFT.
Four of the of the brig Catiarnc Mary OF Boston,
now living Now Port, committed 10 Jail IN tins eonn-
" last Saturday charge of aiding and abctlng IN M al
tempted eopeent BY slave belonging Col Robert Gam
bic of this city The conduct Of these sailors wcs) had been
disordery aud thay wore taken suspicion OF burglary
upon their arrest of the party (cook OF hs ves.D
the cause confessed kave kept the negro some
DAYS secetcd board the vessel and him short
before nearing rnor That thcy wero Ia Dc arrest
ed The negro had boen runaway for some days aud Is
not appoended. The vessel upon the point o
sailing when this fortunate discovery made
From the iatahassec F7oridia,. May Is
MASSACHUSETTS, RESOLUTIONS.
la these when curts made quiet the anxiety
m South tho resolutions Of the Massachusetts iegisn
iure PASSED with scarcely dissenting vote worthy o
pcrussl.
Massachusetts, the leading and almost controlling CON
onm ah of New England hods steadfasty 10 the
exclusion o the South from all the Territories OF the Union
rvtsatss her purpose Of promoting the abolition OF slavery
in the Dsc, of Columbia, and requires Of Congress III,
ennctmcn law for the delivery of fugitive slaves bu
such as will be sustained by the public sentiments OF ft
free Sfate. Wha, such law would be worth, may be Is
iiiaied by all who know that the public sentiment OF tho
Tree States decidedly in opposition 10 the delivery Of s
refugees And the slave TO be secured trial his
tight 10 fresdo by jury of the very aboloniss Whose
principles utterly repudise tho right OF property s the mas
10 his negro.
Massachusetts speaks boldly. but doubt w,she
she will act otherwise than the other Northern States
Public sentiment" in sf thenI will permit the cn
forcensn tbs solemn guarantee OF the Constitution Ia he
South touching this matter Any hopes held out VIII 10
deusvs The feelings the Southern people will be s"o.
efficient remedy will be provided for tho evils OF which
they complsnno real protection against tbs dangers wc
ihsy fear.