Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-12

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kuowNohngi say: :'in the worshippcrs ol tn,
Catholic religion must hr hwn:rd down like rucir,,
beasts, because they aiming a, the destruction Il,
the Constitutions mn" S;rAnGe 10 that in the v,r,
act u doing what they aiir"i Ia believe il required {,
preserve that instrument ;hry themselves nnici 4
fatal stab upon il. l;ut it the preservation of th,
Constitution aud ia" salvation al the Government ar,
The real aims ot tho -r'r" Order why du they cunin,
their hostile pr"r,''ii"S I" singh. religious 'tcluu
nation Why IH ihDy overlook the net, rI uih,I
ecclesiastical bodh'~ rrai, ming the existence oi III,
Government. nnl uri"u>Iy a-pirim:, 10 control IT,
notion in the name I,s!I Heaven! Why is n";lrin.
said ahuai the lis mt mandate transmitted Ia ih,
Srualc I" the Unit States NJ s last srssi"n hy III,
5000 clcrgymcm, " IA ilcy would WELD The ihlil
unless they irHmplrd II the rights "t lh, slave
| holding States "l ~, IA And lnri, 10 lc me
! mortal urrSunIcd H. T.. ln" body about ten day
! ago bv tho Massa,'hH- Free :>nirr. \ religious
society q: New E"E'' calling themselves ''m~
sonGly IInpiiss incinoA,i-r CuIGr., To- violate tht
Constitution by d"y!n= /" slave States their right "
enjoying the crr'tnrc. brloIr.ing Ia the Unite,
! Sta,cs; and 10 nulnv a." tont.tuinn 10y the abr"
would not stand Her" is II conspiracy agairi-
the Goysrnmen-% ",: wisks,l, nbon'inas gs,'.$i
on the people "i on,hnli "i III" a.U"s Il r uuniec
racy: aud 10 c"Er.I III. I'.i.u"l iv-ialaiGrc int"
"; I"ti%" Vow i;%"~ t t a S not @ an "n"ii III
! gated u,'tcsiablc IIt--a wicked c:Htau ab"niua
| bic, bra2cm-iHccd luimhugI;, i'll word, liz "l.l"r
really the proi,ch"!S"i ia" Guvcrnlmril from 1t
nntica religious niri"nr" would II not level us ni
hrmur against all s"rini~u dissertations, that und''l
take to wirl tlansor"ur niIucmc" over III ,urIa,
Blu, VIII il presume {" r"Iukc the !,.,"s v,cs!. Il"
who fu!mAnlcd their tul! ,lrAr"GTU.Wmvn a,.I-
stephen 4. n"mgla5 amt bis c"npalriuis ii il
,,un, iutilrncc bv ir hY the New England Inc,rio
rial!s,s whom the snimtly Sumner represents IN ti
Senate of the United Shtos! Nothing uf the e!.l
| our word for it Ii IL not tu b" expected that il
members of an orpsaniHN'i"a who clgc,cd ir Ab"lI
tonis Pollock ii .v4nsy wanna, 'arucr ~ Alnssu
chu-ettr, with the declaration h.- lip- that h
would never cuuucl;anCr.o InHn wine hHd voted l..
! the fugitive s.uyr lawwi !ni mjgiil l., ;r,.u- il
the cnnluc, nj the .;'Ian New n.iii ilenrI.,.. %
! ~ Summer II"u.,Ei,si. 70
! Wien thr ta>chuu, ui Nnnw N";hingSln Is ,nuG,
"a pal phJlr 10 the understanding: ui int l!l.. Ir!l-
whcn the np0stuTc il revealed III all ii- hG,nu. ,.
inrmity il is clear iir il ,iDrs not ia what It pre-
tends u !u-miny We n"i with pr"pfI"'y ask ~hO Wi
become H. dupcs' What J,a",..M IA M.ss,,ipi,
will deliberately d.s "i.c It,, cull, Mon with t. H.,
r!uu old purity III which h" has hitherto rrorrI be
cuu-c lu7 proved i,,cif rilnI to the ,aii,c,n"o m
tl" Constitution aml ,hc Ir,telttn u: I'll" cavern
m"ut, 10 i"! I;,i'"" .s-oG;a,ic which il slunpr'
with ii. :. "..' ;r,sl;. aud was bern "ut o! deadly
hatred :" ;hr Constitution, amid the Abolition !,"
bcG- ui New England