Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
ANTI-SI. AVERY CONVENTION

CORRESPONDENCE OF the New Io:s Ex2;es
/ Syu.crsE, NAY 9.la consequence Of tie small. ::
If persons. who have attended the meetings 81 The 4
Suc;a,y last evening the doors were thrown optator
lie free o.! charge Dr admi,'aacc. The performance,
Aay. bccA Of tie same character - Usual. TIE III
resolution offered By tie Rev. lt. Ma! o. his Gig i
discussion.
Resolved, Thai on. controversy IS win The eA!:,.
slavery itsci! on American SJi that We indulge in
vi It's mitl ion Modification, ~ gra:"2! TciIinsI
thing is ..inrd bit very much i. lost, by attempting
c:lilIc its demon spirit by evasion, procrsiinaton
promise; iI - talk Oi resisting IL h1g'rss!o'' Ur Al
in c:ltrk while ,ocra;lag Il system Is most Il.
Die drusion That any political or religious alliance w
! sinful ana stC.c.-'l covenant with death arl aG
m. nj viii! he'll" aud that I'll" ONLY standard uncc; at
friends OF freedom can consistently successful u
that which bears the inscription, NO Union WIZ Say
erS."
This resolution was advocated bytIiTrlSoN, EaJ-
pilIsbury Quincy AMI other fia!tlcs. Ounce t5.St
;ns,I,nce impudcncc aud lciIy and incnn-. s.acy
american nation Garrison asserted that ihc.c ~
Cnion AMI never had been any-anG TIA: "hoc:.'
has ever been taoa between hc Stl:cs .: is GAya
He had no hope that the Fugitive Slave Lax woG!!
pea!e coAsl Tucy tie only "!tcInniiEc :oF iAr i5g
isis was 4 secession ro,n tie cUnieGcracy. tits u.
was - bold and decided HE most furious i-Inor
South Curnlin His REMARKS. regret 10 state. ware
81 with general app!ausc-a fact graceful 10 Tic IL.
.,r will rcnta:e 10 assert, That Il! any other ciy
State they would have been received with bust
claion.
pilIsbnry surpassed in invect!yc and ;nat!c!sn all 4
or speakers. lie said
"fhc Society must take higit. stand than i: has
fore occupied. lis war not Only aGalns, slave
against the L. Siaies The L. States mGst be Cls!eI
:e; We are in the midst Of revolution, revolution
c=r!;nG the American revelation Is much as The
s.rrnitv transcend the events ~ Tine The present
ION is of more consequence than the e"Duua ~ ou! !.
Their revolution Jailed; and our work must b: sell d
oars will also fail We're it Motor Bunker Hill Non.
ls few uinrr similar thnrs should forget that the
h al been an American rcvDulDn.-t had once
Massachusetts, in which wc lived. But w:Gn SINS 81
ven W. there ceased Ia be Massachusetts. tie la4
sd tie people 10 send the Legislature" with spaaes 10 t
aud 10 put Bunker Hin Monument ard PiymoG!h L
the head and Oo' stones u It's grav" and 10 allow u,
,yl the Atlantic 10 sing liz requiem rom no" 'Aous
rtY lie thought i: III: duty OF n5Dltorisis 10 d.
government o! this country 10 pieces FOR II Is not Il
clpy the lowest place in HI Freedom has ted!t3n
go inust overthrow IL before We can be tree.
Tn. S1ciety aisurn>, | believe, this evening.
session. of three days. It's meeting here has at!rac
less attention than expected. Oar most resp
citizens have stndious!y aosiaucd from attending
.ons and iHnieasura3!y Disguised at the atfoco.
r.a,er Of the sentiments of lis officers Sni o!liWs
course on their part hiss grGa; disappointed the aoJt
yghu anticipated t'!icTcnt reception.