Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-14
NUMBER so.
BALTIMORE AGAIN REIInIn uI,n

Terror in Baltimore is TO be found in ,!,. letter a
"Border Citizen" limiting at the course Of Mr. J,i\
A. Collins in the Methods, Conference lately held ~
indianapolis. 1t is dangerous 10 delay rp-ah u, uE.
boldly in relation to the action of the Melhod, -.
ference of Baltimore. II s now the main iu.ctun X
anti-slavery agitation. Many of its ministers h,va
thrown themselves upon the political arcna, arG havs
gone into the culverts of Know-Nothn,,i ism 49,
opened and closed them with the prayers aud ( r.;
preachngs of midnight politics Let the Dcmocro'a
press give us a full expose of Mr.. Collins ana ...
host OF holy politicians, who now shaking >av' ~
so loose in Maryland Let them give US the IL,
leading merchants who voted for Wright ana w'.l
voted for Swami. The latter are the Collins Msi
Henry Winter Davis patrons politically. ~!
the question for Southern traders is, are they
the men for our patronage! Tie Baltimore r.-
riot has tax ell us To task for what ii urges
piOnage Of the South over the business men q: ira
North. Do not the Abollonists keep up their ems.
saries and spies upon the South! Aye. do not tu-i.
ness men in the cities keep up their espionage upon
the traders of the South Y Have they not rcgu.Ar
agents who report the credit and ,rustworhn..<- "'
every dealer in the country May We not, iE,Dr
publicly know who are the enemies 10 the slave prn
perty on the very products OF the labor oI which
they are realizing their fortunes And what fortune
Look at the 100, worth ,DJO, who called Banks
to speak in Independence Square, at Phila!lpha,
the other day. We say to the Sonth, then, ago.r.
form your associations, employ your agents in n ir
cities, and have the names published 10 the world,
and touch the pocket nerves ot ManmOn.
fCorre4pcudenc" Of tn" Maryland Planters A,voc.,,l
ID
ruiamd-CM tr Tnon-iction 0t hf Bal'imD.a
COnttrCHcG-1ppSai 10 he PnriOtS of N0rg'Gaa.
VIRGISh BORDER, Sept. - I>,,h.
As you are probably now well advised through the
papers, the success of IN" Buchanan and BrrckiurlGr
ticket in Virginia bids fair be verified by ms
jority. on the 18th Of November next, unequaIrd hv
nny previous election Every where thr"U. .h"ut inu
State the banners are flying, procaimins 10 ih"
try that ba!tling for our rights, both CivI! Hui
religious, as guaranteed by the Constitution, under
their leadership.
You will not be surprised when told that the South.
ern States, and especially Virginia, look with gr.:t
anxiety for the result in our sister State Maryland
We know that you are subjected to the lniiu-nc. 81
traitors and other vile mlscreantS who m.,st youV
borders; but yet we hope that our friends viii ;r-
umph over every scrvc foe, and plant their State
alongside of the Old Dominion in this mOmcut"Us
struggle.
II is with y deepest regret that observed tho
proceedings OF the members of the Methods: Church
who represented the Baltimore Conference in th"
General Conference at Indianapolis. When
member the un ust Interference long shown TO
wards us, and reflect upon the hHrassng and fatal Mt
tacks 80 often and so long made upon us: and wh"u
we see Black Republican fanatcism running rioi, nd
threatening the lives of the fair Southern wives and
daughters we would ask DO The members still Sustain
the course of John 4. Collins in that Conference Al
the members attached 10 the Baltimore Conference
do not. We know it To be We OF the b"rjrr
citizens had hoped that while the eyes of the whole
country upon them, and when they SAW the S!'-
ence of their attacks the representatives Of this Con-
ference would have thrown Themselves into tie
breach and though they fell by it, they would have
exhibited patriotism that would have Commanded
the warmest admiration Of the South and the Union,
and have certainly lulled the storms Of tanaiic!Sn
that were hOwling around u. Bnt what do no"
find While our attention WAS directed with Il s"'!'
citude pregnant with the deepest anxiety find ll"
great pr resentatives there pleading that they might
| not be cut off. thar they might accomplish the Pur
! pose which the Baltimore Conference always had ~
view, Of declaring and publishing to the world. bv
their actions that their brother citizens ot III" SUH
were q set ot reprObates, and mat the institution e.:
slavery which has existed in ali ages OF the "ur.d.
approved by the Great Ruler, with special, divine
laws for its regulation, Is stigma upon our people.
and by their course, virtually invited the Northern
hordes of Black Republicans led by the trnitoruus
| Fremont, to come and murder our people ~ .th"u
gard to age or sex. Ii is well known that their com
peers Of the Northern Methodist churche. have long
since thrown of their Christian robes, aud have
ed madly into the contest urging such war rs they
| say for the exrpaton Ot slavery. And now, instead
of seeing the pull pits occupied by men who were sent
to preach the pesceable, alcOnquering doctrines "i
the Christian dispensatOn, We lind them dlsc"urs,n
about Sharps rifles and bowie knives, as if the r' &
of he'll had been quenched and the music OF heaven
| had ceased forever.
We erepeat, that we know the members ofths Con
| ference do not all approve Of such conduct. VI"
know they true and patriotic, and only lack i''
and decision to say we will not longer join opprrs
our people, blight native land and say by
tions, are cursed race, because, torSo"h iiiG,
abolitions,s would have il 80. Why dun't they let
us alone, and let us regulate our own mat'"rs. W"
| might find a thousand faults in them Il rIr
disposed 10 seek after them. Their interference h.a
almost entirely destroyed our Colonization SUr!r.'C
which were once so tiourlshng in Virginia. and hr,r
course indicates, instead horrld analgamntInn Wi:
the black race To stultfy our natures "t rN
| termination, disunion aud blOodshed. But mnn" -
them affirm loudly that they hate the negro. Il tn
would take the same pains To circulate ihls tT1''
which they employ msreprescnt the whI'e- IN tee
South, the slaves would be content; but, on tn" "'
trary find them sending cmlssares here 10 drcoiF
| them and destroy pence.
These are not the times for men and patriots I" irI
| ter. Late results in the North with the cUuI!i,d''
tide Of abOlitionsm, threatening TO ovcrwh"Nm .
and destroy by their higher law doctrines our rI..t
| under the Constitution, in both Church aud Si9''
| warn us to band together one mau in the .r'..
| conflict that must SOON ensue. Where will onr ss's
State Maryland be lound We know the d.icul',
which surround you, and yearn for III: irau", ''.
Heaven grant that her noble, gallant sons AMI i'r'
hunurcd patriotism may enlist all parties uni"r 49,
banner Of the Constitution and the Union. aud nHr"i
beneath the flag Of Buchanan and BrcrkI"ride" "
stand pledged to the country tn administer III" Gov
ernment with eye 10 the happiness of all; fid 'I
She with one great shout, echo back the hund"rs H.
will be sent forth from every mountain aud f"I"y q
the beloved Old Dominion.
Then let us see what are dong. Are "" 0l'
tracted and divided among ourselves. som" h"i.
trem Lac, ..
amongst u-! God forbid his recognition IN Oid vi"
ryland We sincerely trust that whatever step ne
been taken this end may be speedily re'rac"d' r."
be it from my purpose to offend any one or Pr"'"''
,chism; but having Travelled and observed much,
warn and beg our brethren to see what they hrs dp
ing; while Seward, Greeley, Hale, kccdcr, iank
Gerritt Smith, with Parker, B.echer, and l"-t 81
Abolition infdels and preachers, Ied on hy th" "h
grateful Fremont ralying their forces against ih'
Democracy of the North. and declaring their purP"s'
10 subdue the Southern States. Every reading man
and those who will inform hem'evcs, know 'h''.'
things 10 bs sO aud we trust this knowledge VIII rh'
every Southern man and true patriot 10 sa-hh 'H'
Democracy their unprecedented eliofts 10 rescue w
Constitution and save the Union.
BORDER CrrGEy.
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DISCUSSION ON MONDAY AFTERNOON.
On the conclusion Of the abest and interesting ad
drrss of Mr. Kemper of MaGison delivered b.!".'
the Democratic meeting on Monday, Tyre M".r'.
Esquire Was seen moving about III the Hal hi4 -
hibring eagcrncss 10 discuss the ssurs {" lie t!
vass fully great that of his own party to be-"
him. The Democracy determined that nn "pP"E'".'
ty should be afforded him 10 crafty his anA "iy' a.
arrangement was accordingly made i"r hd'''"'','i
between the redoub,ab!e Tyre and Mr.. kcinpcr, vino
although he had just spoken at considerable !ensih
recognized in Tyrea good subject and chA''enSr
him 10 a conflict AZ it already late It wa, agreed
that each should occupy halt an hour.
Mr.. Maupin led of. aud occupied his time m"sii,
in retailing the Black Republican doctrines oi Boit~
African church harangue, and in low flung abuse /"
the Democratic party and its candidate But su"i
. .,utr would not take with the audience, who exmbie.
Gtl, sympathy for him. He could not hI, B!ac!
Repu6licanism down the throats Of the people OF y!
bemare.
When Mr.. Kemper rose to reply, he was gresie
with such prolonged and laundering applause, :"