Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-18
Fer .ts Eag,n
"FoREWARNEO, FoREARNgU."

yur- leading article nf July u. warning Tie = .,,.l
against ihr allies aud eini--arcs Of N.,rfh.ru t..
uni>- who -irGl tto 0Ur Tiii>r. | hav. i,-,..,
uuimter'ste observer q the abolition paper. =. I..
North. for years Gut an ;aUrn"El'y conY,fc.t
that there wa5 much greater need OF y"nr whrig..
;h.n v:n> sG~pec;sd, prThap~, even T., ."uIsry,- y
TIE vil-St caricA:urr> al Spghern society, tic ~
est Islander, "f s'avrhuitr the vilst Sp;t"'. y
pussions which have met with ia abolition urna.,
have elNlatrd from the cities nt Richmond, Nur'".a,
Petersburg ana Alexandria, in Nire ng. II ;H-zg
have been cxce!!.d in viru'ence and mtnisr5'y. %
has only been By letters written from cIies SuU!A
the Old Dominion.
Many ui these productions bore internal evidence,
showing 'h' they were written by merchants GIu.u.
mers. wh" came TO III" Snnih To exhibit their VS.,
10 our mcrchant., and 10 solicit patronage. IU tH-
NOT always the case. O.. OF uuir, .uruily have |
such letters which were, beyond AL {, ,ubf, wr.-
ten by actual re>idehi,--hv men wh" were reni'..
the golden iru,s ot slave labor, but who abuse.
without stint the slave owncr who puts money la.o
their pockets.
| do m", -ee hu'v these t!ings 70 be pre,rn'"d.
and by what means We can keep orr towns aud rE.a
clear Vi ths vile brood ut traltur"us hyp"crr. tui
do see ia X ;.5uudumt rras"n why eyery SoIihrIu-..
Ito the manor born" shuu!i regard w.h sy-pa...-
eve those among who were born ana rrNr,G ~
Northern ATTITUDES, and who have eingrnt,G 20 the
South merely with the hope oi making muH-y.--
There such, know. who worthy OF ri. h"u~.
and who, whSterer may have been 'he- q .rl-
concerning the institution of domestic slavery a: ,
South, before they were brougn; INTO ImmciiH" r,.l-
tact with H. uphold is rghtiulu-.s AUG Iu.'.'
upon rs advantages ~ both races, wi'h a nura N".
h.mance aud carnnstness "t conviction. ~ II thry
h.d known il from Infancy. But there nTr o.Ae.-,
and fear they more than We: can rrhGuE IlW.
bUr who are with IL but not ol us. AMI VII" frr HI
ways rngcr To lt!'ci Il stab upon the Snuih. "htf-
they do so, without danger oi drirc tui..--
II il against these skukIus wrrtcbr- that uL. pee
DE should be warned. le-t they be CHERISHED r".
warmed only I" destroy the community which Eoi.-
them III it, bosom.
] Ito not doub:, however, that In tn mri0.rF
ot instances, such r.'trr- n have ALLUDED -
were written by sIru!ilug adventures. who ".
il the South "a lecturers. -h"w-m"E, p"d.ar4 Oi
luacl uo>rrum,. canva>SrrS ior Northern pGb'sE "-
nnn,--. exhibitors of paI"rsnps, Gn'rain'-. ani .
other lScs, all n which have some reference tp '-
ing money. Against this whole horde q! p'r' p,:..C
srgygr- iII.I"TOu- ani a!HryiiI o the !s;GeT 20 .
tay irl people sal !!..r ing,, Like nt, IN. sa
Them back empty HANDED rs 'n"y cam, and "
soon l,' rid OF If"Ir presence altogether.
us no good ~ ..iv manner ~hap. WhHtsueNc..
ipt only laic away annually confederate r. "f
at money IRON the Sou;h, twt excite "..r"ni...
among oar slaves, and ever and anon ran ere ".
upon the underground railway, 10 some foe Sat: y.
rn the CanaGes.
Bur lies. are ao'hin. aud .s-s than ao.a -, -
il.. influence which they exert. wh"n brought .rH
comparison with others who have EScd t"rm"".F'a
upon Southern cOlnmuniv-. Tho South has suite, .
more from preachers and Nch"". teachers w'ii '.--
-nl prncivi,irs. Than from all other enemies rSi 'a.
ther. Ii once the fashion. universally. ih:H C.
il Is less now. tu Send aII Young men and y"uu
ladies' ,n tn. school. and colleges e" the North, ~
-h their education. Parents VIII" prn'rt ia! HI...
night of Southern rights, aud participated durT, the
evening in proceedings Of Il meeting 10 guard '"s
right. of the Snrth, the next morning sr"i ;n...
boy, and girls 20 the Nor't I" b" c.urG:ci BY IN
aud women whose every breath has acGrs" Tor 49,"
ry auu shareholders. No; only 80, bu' Il the ynaE-e.
children at home uerdct tGio: ar g"'-Tn""', i.'
England Yankee ,sH. pref rr"d "vef ~! HA"r 20
and women, ard u n minister wG' =" ne chi!ri /. .-
,'.,,. f4f ,Ls... -
ference. What other result u.d b. e1Fccr'i, '~!
that se:n;-a abul.t.Ou idra- would be currct ia.uJ-
out Southern society, when IN" child IN IL" school.
room the youth NJ college. and tho met" mni' ~ a
NATIONS the ChGrriI, "rIu all UnLrf TIE .ni~.-G
Of Northern Intellect.
We all know how thoroughly th' 'Se p"0pAThFr so
of free sniii.m did their work. IL l. notorious, ti".
only few year, ago, scarcely man at tir S"Ui..
dared defend the holding "t slave, hs CuGrThf.r 10
the purc-t morality. aud directly sanctioned b! I.'
| reves .d will ui Doity; bni s., without rXc"l :.ru.
were c"'.,-u' be cla,>e with voluntary "r'I 'Is
! The scIuOma-ier, the pr"i'-ror ani III" pI a'..g
tausht sayefyto be an rSi! rvrT 10 ht jas tied ,.t.
ouly 10 be .Xr-nuaed by The very n"cr--ty Z" 'hr
ci,-,: and the hole southern community, viii. "ua
voice, cried out. 'we NJ" rrt to be- hihned tor ha
great wrong, which inrr.lrthcrs d"i Gui "c 'r.
serve yonr sympathy and c"mm.scrsr"n rnh"r 80 n
! r.buk". -. ye CHRISTIAN men aud "pln"" "I iHe
! North.
Tnu. mach do We owe To the introduction "f inn.
kee schoO scho bmlsressr' mud prc4' l. 'rs
!
sentiment o the Suuh had not "cisug. come "'r-
! he spir; .; dr-ains.' Il = al Iu';.Gcv. Etr.
that Just when our people b"-nt 10 ouK ut h"h~ !"r
e,!ucnt;onsl iaci,ies for their children, ani L" sou
! ern minds Tor preaching, ;hey bega' I" I""h 'h'io
narrowly into tn. rightiulu-so O slavery ana ip In
! bic those it's: AID s,rip;ural i'n- Il the cut ..
which are destined speedily To b" urivrr-nI - 49,,
South. The hl"- III a.Ho4 any paper ~ Virginia vi.
convince y"G that hs :. n"t mere surni-c, rhd uGnN
Il bret examination v"u VIII discover thu; preceding
/ .nIi,, ru' s"n
place. in tn" Snuiti"ru Satr-, eiv-ril-.incr'- '''
TEACHERS whether ua- ~ female, often cououGci VIA
"a Southern man preteGrrd, "a s"dJ !a'sei al t'a
! South pr,i"rr-d.'
| r-cnli.c! that when ir-t arw ~ advertisement
couciudiu: thus it filled ms "ith a-'''nr-hnrn;. aui
wonder 10 this day AT that mau's ;rn-r';y. lie ir
served I" he dubbed rC.o.ner, for b, wa- "le"iES H
| wav 10 most important rC-U-. And r"t ;" iEHE upt
have known what h. doing. hu; That P!"vlJ'nr"
which broig ght the oi Alrca i0 our CV;t'i- mr.
have inspired him 10 lead 'r way 20 iisi1rHun "i
Gods WAYS h men l3" TINT ~ i may, suC. hr-
been the i--u.: and under better nces hHn nii
time created public srulm"ut, ". have c"r" -
know h4. an Institution established by E'I EI!n- o
! in HE day. of Abraham, Isaac and JeCOb, crnuot L,
! morally wrong.
With this light ofexpar"nce shining upon -, Po.7g.
! ing II, 10 the path III which Vgc savTld -, bow ,a..
Southern men 3; ;his day, "np!cy N"!lhegn sah''..
masters, schuC.Inis:reSses and preacher. s"rG III T
sons and daughters 10 school. aud college 1T -"
North! For Tie rte o. .ne cannot understand H.
motives which scua:c such prr-"u- The inE i.--
when il will be- cot-ndci that Northern s"n''- f..'
colleges are better than those ri The S"m'h "' '"h'
Northern men aud women ar" better 4H""h.i g
teach. Our Cni"crsIties have wp"d "iI ih"' r"r''e'
and w,: bnhs to-day n C"rf@ "t accomplished IL i
wouru instructors in schools n,ahrm..-. ans r...-
eg~s, who,r superior are moi he found ANY"
STILL to extent W. ar" guilty OF tn" -'"', ~
~ the unparalleled ,'nr'd,iy 9" m.nS ,ns m ., f
witi, Northern preachers. and "hirn-thE t'e '''.t
liuu ut In. youtI n both seX,-. 10 men ana wu"Hu.
born reared and educated under nauencrs he'..s -
ourin.i'u,ino-.
There h. r%',%n %r onS,pE S%r'gI "ny bpr TGs" @
,f Northern men. whl-. NJ The Same time th'y n.a
!iK"'y 10 W u '.'J ,I,I ,,,., ,ho nr.o.r o.. =
the North are better iucat"d neli than 'h"'" ~ 'h'
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