The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-30
TuE. DAILY DISPATCH
.. a CowARDIN. Proprietor.
.-rcuR PLEASANTS, Editor.


~n-..x,>c RxAsoS.-We are exceedingly
-, notice symptom of returning reason,
g .,, If light struggling through the inter
-, - that dark abolition rallying place
Sue New York. For some time past,
,,,,,s scapegraces Of fanaticism have been
Ia great preparations for celebrating, in
.h., ,oup. the anniversary OF the rescue oil the
5.-;.;,e slave Jerry, which eur readers will
-.,ogre,, caused much excitement year ago.
I,.nsbls were scattered abroad, advertise
.,.,,s published, and every preliminary step
..,., far 4 good time by the unclean birds
.bs, 10, the common council of Syracuse
...,,,re,her. AID in sensible manner adopted
,,s.mhe ana resolution declaring that the
--,,ossb celebration would be disreputable TO
.. ci,v ana dangerous in its tendency, and
solam,,y advising all good citizens TO abstain
,,on participation in the proceedings. 1t is
r,, TO he supposed that the warning will deter
,,a yn;schieiloving agitators from carrying out
moi, p, ans as lar as possible; but the action Of
.,e common council of Syracuse.is an evidence
.La, public sympathy is on the side of law and
order and it is earnestly 10 be hoped that thi,
sign Of geturning reason may lead TO q COM
plee restoration OF that community to its right
mind In the lang uage of the N. Y. Express,
we think that the Mayor and Common Coun-
ell oF Syracuse are deserving of the thanks Of
all lovers OF law and good order, and that their
example is well worthy of being followed in
other places where similar wicked and mali
cious attempts are made to create an excite
ment, and rejoice over the prostration of the
law OF the land"
The present ultra course of these mischiev-
Gus fanatics is calculated TO effect that which
the good and patriotic o: oil parties have been
la5orng for many years to produce, namely !:
the convincing of the SANE portion of their OWE
party of the mischievous tendency of their
doctrines and the absurdity of their designs
Encouraged by increase of numbers and some
ldtIe success in stealing our property, they
have gone ON from step TO step in their folly
until they have arrived at point where their
own friends are deserving them. The COM
mitlee consisting of 13 of their leaders, in their
call for the meeting at Syracuse, to celebrate
an outrage upon the constitution and laws,
perpetrated by a lawless mob, say, on their
address Of invitation 10 the people TO come for
ward and commemorate the event, that it was
an act The most sublime in American history"
and one fitting to be commemorated in con-
gratulations, rejoicings, exultaton, argument,
eoquence, and song"
Hale, Smith, Giddngs, Garrison, and Fred.
Douglass and other woolly heads, are an
nounced as among the noble names of those,
whose eloquent tongues will minister to this
feast ofreason and flow of SOUL" These and
similar proceedings are disgusting many of the
abolitionists themselves. This is NANTES,
from the fact that even al Syracuse, the hot
bed of fanalicism where Women's Rights Con-
ventions flourish and are held in high repute,
and the spot chosen for this mob negro stealing
celebration, these proceedings find but little
countenance. The trouth of the declaration,
that whom God wishes to destroy he first
makes mad is about TO be verified in the case of
the aboIitionists. The leaders are over-ac,-
ing their parts, and producing a reaction
amongst their followers. The idea ofcelebrat-
ing an event brought about by a disgraceful
mob setting al defiance the constitution and
laws OF the country, and stealing the property
OF their neightors is more than many of these
deluded beings can tolerate themselves.
AGRICULTURAL FAIRs.-The farmers of