Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-19

m'e'tochIed p.hiciy by Nj Bo=, empEstira!y cx; iin
10 'l! B. the solid rtu>ous why lie could for hi:
"e are satisfied with what hear o. public sentiment
Goochland
Mr oi:s spoke fer i.onr; Sir c. replied for hou
AF b. then lad hal: On hour: and alr C. the same.
THE CfnISElaNA MURDER.
We ure glad /, he people o Mary!tnd speaking O.
III The l1Gccs contamination, 6: the outage in prnnsylv
MA HE following ic=oluiiJa was on Saturday adopted
baltimore county:
""iInat!nn having been communicated ,j,e necliE
'i in': rnliral'rc! Outrage ! been cy.ni;isd upra
number q! hhl: ,>ii: I iaJil1ut. said coun.. hy
ti1' OF negres and "!c persons i.'lc. ca!t Chr
h:a, in tnr State u =, p-!c!ci
''s a. sa! outrage had tt"tn the i've, oil
i'n Inhabitants uf this State ard had sefiuu. wOard.
"ihrrs-im violation "f III laws Of H. an:, ard in tasIc
"i HE nu'horiy Of the Unite States: Therefore,
Resolved Tat The facts IN o.: cicctrd wthpu
ce'ay, "nd inrwadci II thc Governor Of May land with
rcq;irS it he sn Jc Iad hrl. tie r,s!ieu! u
'r United States, ;iat sucu prompt and cctu ntsasu
may be taken WIZ procure cnl: immediate sai.sitc
Hon for the present "ui:a+c bat such Nil IN
lives and property III the inhabitants a! this State L.
possibility of the recurrence Of the like in time
On Monday night IN immense tosa meeting held il
Baltimore on Monument Square, the Mayor presiding
Some oOCO persons plrsemt, and hut scnncn
seemed rlc the whole mass. The resolutions pdopted
are OF very strong bu, admirable character. Ths is liz
way not only talk to the North, hut act, until they
Coleman Yciiot Esq, f,r half h';ir addresses! III.
large ascuhlage upon the outage which had occas"nrd IL,
meeting The speaker nddc brlc alslGn Ia tic Jlst!c,
uf tie fugitive slave law. treating a. the goui
which wuui inevitably result i.om il, If lis PROVISIONS
iny and faithfully carried out. lie concluded by submit
uns The following resolutions:
l. Resolvcd, That the citizens Of B!l,iEDr. have heard
win feelings Of ndsnalpn too strong for c&pussoa Of The
ruthless murder o Edward C;Jr> h; worthy aId rc>ec-
table citizen {" Mar land psrrrt"tc! within e" days
past by band OF Pcnnsy !sana ncgrcs amd abnons;s.
l. Resolved, That NC Icgar! Tins crime nat mCrCy
murder oi the most bal bar0Gs character and merely
an outrage upon the VICTIM his relatives and sn> bu the
circumstances attending lis p.rptiraon render IL political
offence affecting the Whole naun and Iligrant outrage
upon The feelings and constitutional rights Of every Southern
IlIl.
3. Resolved That hc people of Maly!rnd have been
dcvntrdy attacked the American Cncn-rcar,G" it,
preservation the most sacred 4" all political obligations,
and irpecaiing its dissolution GirrSt all earthly
caa,lies iiry held sympathy ncitrr with Northern
&boI!onists Southern scccssios<; the. lcrcrc har
with uEanmity and JOY the passage, ry Congress oi the
compromise ot lcJU iUEGly hoping from their
faithful observance, bota by North and South Ia
tlcment Of the ngiiatng topics which hry embraced.
j. Resolved That the recent outrage upon worthy and
peaceabc citizens Of Mary lInd engaged in the lawful pu'
oi their prop:rty-ihc contempt and successful daft
authority t" the General Government ycpGcSCEt
ed in The person Ui lis officer, cunYincc rs thai IN" mad
spirit Of nGuiIiuism still finds home symrnrhy in the
breasts Of large pr portion nj cu' Northern ns'5ors and
cr@ltr tie people "i the iicc Salcs that the
mc has ~ncn mems opinions this question must
be- shown By h,r actioIS; oppose 10 permit and
those who permit ldnGc. III their midst In nng the laws
-: the tnl"n, and Commit murders with iinPnGiy w.li
justly he .h!ic ny aerS and atiu.- ~ r crime.
5. RcS"lvct ihli s.I! look w:lh anxiety Tor the
prompt arrest and punishment o n" perpetrators 81 Tie re-
cent rcr; and il ty no! arrested and punsIte'i ac-
cUGiag the ciie then shall be- c"inrccd to btcvr
that Northern PATRIOTISM! "nd love -! Ln": GrsS raiicr III
rorjs deeds; tie !.ar: arrive
WHEN the Union .vna cAenS "i The S"iiih VIII or co';s-
PEELED ho! The entire population ol Tue N" responsible
the treason u! NUItrn isAiics ana act accordingly
g. *, sGvej That as gal and constitutional means
can cil.rl tic utI.c c North should &c G;lr II tel hit
longer violate our nights wlh lHr"nliy She
has gfuwu c, ruEi III" wealth y; the S0nli poGicd ini'
ngr L. b. Thousand different chnnnr'S-lt Is !"ghi 1t Il
INSTITUTIONAL South slpuli cause ihrse streams 10
cease 10 lJw j, is Legal i; is constitutional L. that lhr South
SHOULD Import herself, should manufacture :u' herself,
and ,u niger srnd her sons 'nd lauGHitIS 10 oe cd
II ,aird III Il community where amsunsis aud traitors are
eruici ;n'u,nce pn5c opinion This Is NJ dSHaioa,
out mode of secession entirely constitutional and cacui.
ted have powerful effect in aro"sng Tie people o the
Nort,l to n proper -! our RI .ais aud their duty
T. RESOLVED, That committee Il" twenty c!!iZrES hr al'-
pontc by The chairman ni this ting wosc duty shall
from our cllz NJ Tor the pnfr
Of raising The nrccesiy means o aid ny al a"nl measures
in the aud punishment ~ OF the parties Implicated IN
the murder Edward Grr-nch. and The tlay "i his COM
,nou.; ant that the committee lay the proceedings
., this before the Governor an! legislature d' our
Si6c, win ,tw u procuring sucn co:th't,ha' c-Si'
ton have tendency ~ h~nntn our Northern ntig-
uors l- knowledge that Maryland :s determined I" p'-
lives aud property "t her cl'izcn ana no 2n!er 10
su;f their rirhi. Ia: t,auIet upon with mpunity
Mayor jerome put The resolutions 10 vo'c. ld ti'y were
adopted without dissenting voice. which S HonoF no
lced in a few pleasant; observations.
He next Introduced Francis Gallagher. Esq who failed
not IN aoilng additional interest 10 the occas n M lhi.
phc alter speaking o the out!h4e hoped Inc cl'lZns oi
baltimore would longer submit To- s!c!t tfeatlnSni lc
blood t c excellent wmo had been iEuricicd ~ MS
oan slave cricd aiUd justice il not r revenge lie
made Src aiusion The bad spirit III which the state "i
had received the fugitive a". His eiarE>
we're received with applause and warm i+eIh9 og 'he people,
which, continued u lie close ui has remarks.
The siayor then and introduced Col! Tie" W. lr9hcs,
who addressed the .c,ag briefly. Ills snd::Hoston pteren-
ted extended "bS.rvatn tie suJ gave way, i was sue
crt iai by Samuel H. lA.ari, Esq, rers@nl Trend ana
n1hu,r n III. au ted ccrasc. hr. laghH occupied the
of the SsmGiagc vc!y acCcphty un;I! c aci@i n
n which took place the Mayor had thanked nc ell
zeus for r interest and pr"mrtcGe in yiclns 10 the call
and ;hcir iul and bold expression o opinion
The following gentlemen were then announced as ne conf
nii,re mentioned in Ui the resolutions Col "n Git
,ings Samuel IL ruear ATci5ht &. Rdgely, WIN Eo,Ty
Coz Mendcs | Cohen Louis IL Rcip Thomas Knicliic
Samuel Blackburn Luther Mansiln Adam Ross Daniel
Warfelt Joshua Vansani, Col NJ Turner ,iaI Wal
k;ns Wm o Wclcn, kuhcr R.nwyck, Col Jacob G DAVIS
Col George p Kane Howell Downing and John ilami't
Al one nc there have been ut least i've Thousand
pEcscnt who developed considerable feeling through
out.