Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15

Concentrated Essence of Aboitioh'S'
In discourse at Danvers Mass, Parker fi'souiS,
erend run.mad aboltionis puts forth the following
sentiment u.,l-
rh dv when ndas scarot betrayed his masters the Gay
when Jesus Christ was nailed 10 the Cross IS more W e
bonoed and celebrated with the firing OF cannon ana
M 1 h,I hunno than the 4h of July. On the NOR
ming of the 4th of July We should CLONE oulse'e' " ~
cloth and 81, in ashes during the aa'.
But according to the Salem Gazette, Plllsoury ou'oio
himself In the following sacrilegous proceeding Gan DC
os.b,. ,ba, American citizens any extent be led by
1be nose BY such an unbushing and infamous volaor
1hs laws of God and man? Will his most infatuated
followers be disguised by such wicked exavagunzus and
1urn from the miserable path they pursue!
son Sabbath afternoon we informed that the same
speaker through mock ceremony OF 'ahs % ,ha;r
dogs into the church'ha he questioned ,e to
doetna opinion and ade them give IepheS sasacto.y "
hmsef-thot he pro2ounded them, ano nay han,;ye
the ceremony of baptism in the following
thee, Bose in the name, &C.. oaP''Ie wv,
In the New York Express find the following spirited
,; sc ,d nd barbarous treatment Of Caleb jones' Esq,
&c ,h ;, bv ,be aboonss. 1t exactly what Is ~ &c
.xnec,d from such crew. Mr.. Jones, though himself
,ve Of Massachusetts and though earnestly solicited oy
The President of the Convention to be present anu 10 pa
climate in free discussion rudeY insued and put down.
mus, have done Mr. Jones' heart good TO have been abused
such creatures Psbury and Garrison HIS manly chan
ponshp of the TRUTH in the very heart OF an-sa'ery laa
ticIsm will raise him higher in the opinion OF his ieo" GILL
zcus here in his adopted State.
THE AMENITIES OF ABOLITIONiSM.-An Anti
Slavery Convention held the other Gay, a. panVes
Mas tho chief performers which were men OF the Pills.
bury and Garrison school-a school that IS now pretty
understood by everybody certain Mr. CALEB jones' well
known citizen of Richmond Va one OF the auditors
and as il had been announced that Tree discussion was al
lowded Conventions in the course Of Inc evening
fend OF his obtained The of the President to have
MI Jones enghten the auditory as TO his views upon the
subject of slavery And only the President invited him
10 sneak but calls from all parts Of the house encouraged him
10 Come forward; and accordingly forward he Came and
spoke for perhaps minutes the sehtlenS which one VI
his position might be expected TO entertain on inc %
saverv His manner il is said, was peculiarly pleasing,
devoid of excitement and his whole appearance gave ndca-
1on tina, gentleman Notwithstanding all ths now
ever in the OF his remarks ne was repeatedly IN
terrpred ia the rudest and most dlscourteous manner
Ar one stage of the proceedings indeed the opposition
that was manifested, threatened to assume shape me-
nacing personal violence Several persons 60; up on e
gentleman from Richmond therefore, had TO proceed win
his remarks the face of difficulties and dangers that would
have made most men afraid He only brought his remarks
10 an abrupt conclusion and bidding his hearers good Dye
took hs hat and left the Not content with the aouss
of the gentleman before his face in the hall OF the conven
zion another meeting of the convention was called next day
Mr. Jones of course being present. His case however
was passed round from another and each exhausted
npon the whole force of his battery of denuncation MT
Psburv made comparison between their invited guest
and horse thief and brought the horse thief out decidedly
ahead Mr. Garrison out the analogy between inc same
Individual and pirates and in the parallel for crime the pl-
nate was no where Society said Mr. G "deems The pl-
rate worthy of the gaows this be this person deserves
Q greater punishment
be gentlemen who introduced the Southern monster to
the assemblsee undertook inerpose Iemonssrance
against the wholesale. ungenemany abuse OF stranger
whom he had brought into the meeting; and to hear whom
the presdsnt and several members had accorded assent
Further this same gentleman This name Is Mr. lnns sta
tad that this same A Jones' ut one time when travelling
South came to his assistance when he had got into dcu
q, Baltimore and that he had discussed the subject OF slave
nv nj the Printers Hotel Richmond freely as could ot
discussed in this convention. "Fhecforc can not We
sad Mr. L. "reat him, in our conVentlon WIN us mucn
courtesy as have been treated at the Souihf
OF course they could not. Mr. INNS didn't know the
aort of people he had do withand nothing approxma
ting correct idea of the bgoty and intolerance OF Adolf
ton individually in the aggregate But before he got
of the hail. his experience in that respect must have been
considerably enlarged for all the reward the gentleman re-
ceyed for this defence of his friend Mr. jones' was torrent
of abuse from the convention.
Garrison response 10 the gentleman remonstrances-io
his plea for oIera,ing 1.-The "Rchnlnnd slavehodr-"n
responded that would MS soon discuss win plckpocke
the morality of stealing pocket book after which Mr. In
mis- made no remarks further than appeal to the President
Mr. Jas ~ Bufum the circumstances under which
he was present Mr. Ruium replied that he had invited MIR
Jonas 10 several occasions that he al first decn
ed and forwards consented at his earnest solicitation
Here exquisite disqualification OF the sort OF hospi-
,aty these courteous gentlemen, the Abotoniss OF Dan
-es are occasionally exercise when the advent OF
Southern stranger throws opportunity in their way They
ara ready to break their necks to defy negro when stray
one happens aong,but, wo wo, to the unortu-
nate white man, who falls in their path