Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-13

TIE Abolition excitement created By the attempt to
hold John Brown meeting in fremont TemPle, IN Bos
ton lest week has not died cut The Abolition fanatics
il appears have determined bold another meeting this
Week-Nr Andres the Governor elect having consented
to preside over (which the conservatives and cold
men of Boston are equally determined shall be put down
bv force if necessary The "rrepressble conflict" has
thus fairly commenced at hOme-not between the North
and South but in the very centre of Abolition fanateism
Itself Remarkog upon this fact the New York Herald
has the following which contains timely and significant
hint to the leading Abolition agitatOrs of the North;
Tbe Abotonists have called upon the Mayor and the
Chief Of Police 10 protect them at the next meeting ana
both these functonAres have replied that they will pro-
tec them III possibe"-thus implying doubt that the
force Al the command Of the authorities will prove
strong enough to prevent riot and boodshed Tue capt.
al OF New England, that section which has been the
source Of all the trouble which has arisen out OF the anti
slavery agitation Il would seem, Is about to reap the hrs
fruits of the meddng and mischevous policy her agia-
tors have been carrying out tor the last twenty years
An the misfortune which has befalen the country
and the still more terrible evils which threaten us IN the
future are due TO New England aud # the secession OF
the southern States should ensue the ets 'hg 'ne rest
Of the country could do would be TO cut of New Eng
land and let her stand alone 70 pursue what course she
les Her perpetual agitation of the slavery question
has brought on all the troubles which alict us-"hleh
have reduced great and prosperous coeuefaCl 10
The verge Of ruin-and ii were once rid OF her the
remaining portion of the country would so ON harmon
ously and prOsperously enough.
meantime we would suggest 20 Garrison, Henry ward
Reecher Wendell Phillips and the other agators OF ultra
abolition sentiments who have been vorshippng the al
MIGHTY ncger for the last quarter OF century, that
tp 10 Europe lust now would prove very beneficial to
her health Il is pretty evident from the turn affairs
are taking in Boston, that their ease and comfort Will be
ANYTHING but safe in this country in six months from this
time"
There Is no doubt OF the fact that New England fanat-
icism-Boston anti-slyery fauAtcism-has produced all
the trouble and mischief that prevail in the country.
Aud it can only be put down and crushed out by the
arm and determined action Of the conservatives Of the
North themselves We Of the South do nothing to
this end or We would gladly aid in the good work. Let
the Northern conservatives, then, take their stand at
once and decidedly and efectully against John Brown
ism and John Brown celebrations. Let them pluck up
Abolition natcsm by the roots and they may yet
the Republic and the public liberties, and they will re-
ceive the thanks and applause Of good men and patriots
all over the land and all over the world
The Northern atmosphere is becoming exceedingly
hot and We advise the leading Abolition agitators to
take the advice of the Herald and make tour in En-
ropeor else lynehing and hanging may be their
lot We sincerely hope that the Northern masses who
have been so grossly deceived by the clerical and pO
cal Abolition demagogues Of that section, will speedily
turn and reud their oppressors and thus put end to
agitation and strife between North and South.