Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-16
STARTLING DEVELOPMENT.

IL any thing Is calculated 10 arouse the people Of
the North TO the mschievous and alarming co,!se.
quences, that inevitably result from desernn of
briefly and reason 1t must be such disgusting eytrava
gances arc well depicted in the following article in
the Chicago Tunes. The society that would counte-
proceeding Ike y at described must be rotten
TO the Will not these daily exhibitions of abolition
madness and intamy open the eyes of the Northern
people 10 the volcano of ruin upon which they stand,
and force them to repudiate the Black Republican
leaders vino aim at the destruction not only Of South
ern institutions but of the social fabric of the North
also! They should be regarded outlaws aud dis
organizers and scorned and rejected by the masses
of all parties at the North Here is the article of the
Chicago Times:
Au,LGAMATIos MEETING on SUSplY.-Without
exceptirn The largest Fremont meeting ever held in
Chicago was nj Metropolitan Hall on Sunday last
Fred Douglas WAS the orator. This man, who is en-
ployrd by ihe Republicans orators to preach usurrec-
t"n and murder, WHO obtaine! applause from his hu
dieuce by denying Gods iu-re IN allowing such
men Cas- and Preston 10 address the people and
pruclnn the doctrine of self goverument-ths man
is pern'nbuaing the State "t Illinois. in Conpnny
with Johr p Haze, Geucral Sye, and other renrgad"
Democrats, seeking to ovrrturn the Constitution 0
the land. metropolitan Hall presented u singular
scene on Sunda afternoon There were white men
and sooy wcnclIes. aid black men and white women
all listening with open mouths Ia this negro. who
boosted that white aud black people were Disappear
Ing, aud Tint mulHttn's were fast increasing. He
rejolced that this analsama;ion Was progress ing aud
his white and black audience responded with cheers
and tumrliuous applause 10 the disgusting sentiment
Fair white maid-ns were there, smiling upon the
champion OF freedom and Fremont, aud applaudnG
with their gioved hands his earnest wish that The
distinction between the white aud bnck races would
.lsf MID
be but une race-lhs descendants of white women
and black nen black women and white men. He
thanked God that the nulatO race was on the IN.
crease III Chicago, and his audience cried-amen.
Let Us do this speaker JUSTICE he spoke IL no idle
rahnle; he spoke noi alone 10 uegrn men and negro
women whose grosser instincts might be grniteh by
the vision n white husbands. white aives ari mixed
blood children, he spoke not alone to men OF inatut
ted notions npon the suhieci of human liberty His
auiisnrc ros the rcry cream Of tie F,cm0at pIrky in
Chicago. Men of high s"cial position were there
with their wives aud daughters; merchants from
Lake street nnd Water street, whose names figure
con-pcuously upon Fremont calls aud Republican
subscription lists. Michigan avenue Wabash ave-
nur, and the palaiial residence Uf inen who earned
their present wealth by mechanical pursuits. and who
nav. by silks, sans, Gamnuds hoops, feathers and
brosdcla:i," crowd out Of all places the aborng man
and the mechanic, (weInote the Democrat were rep
resented there These representatives ogling the s"oy
h-au;irs aud oged b" the c""rcd d.u,lles III reiur
these persons, embracing the wealthy and ton ot
Chicago society, were there listening with delighted
h,ar;s 10 treason. and threats of murder and evil
war. There were merchants aud their wives Ere
mont merchants and their Fremont wives-whusc
checks did no. blanCh whose hearts did not swell IN
Gigndntly when negro stood erect IN their preFencc
oil II Sunday afternoon. and proclaimed that white
men and women, that fathers and mothers ana It'll"
Labes-A!ncrican ctixens-s should be made to drea'n
of death in their sleep, should lear death nj their
meals, should be met by tire in their beds, aud pot,
10 horror in their henrrs On the contrary, this ter
ribie invocation in the name Of Fremont and Jes-
sle,' eciled enthusiastic applause. This ia Fremont
ism in Chicago.