Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07
DOW ESTIC.
PAINFUL INTELLIGENCE

IN Sc I'M tell
Rence from the West by the mails not 90 late as that
brought by The steam boat Charleston The Fayete Moni
tor coroborates the statement of Mr. Hyde in relation to
the violent proceedings OF the Anti ormons so lar a.
the accounts OF that paper extend Houses and
were destroyed and the Elders of the Church severely
whipped by the mob under Of the night Ii il inn
possible to oresee what is TO be the result of this
and outrageous violation Of the laws We fear thai the
party opposed 10 the Mormons will think tbemseIv.s
SO lar beyond the pale of the law to continue
tery regardless OF IT. and eventually, by the power Of
numbers, be enabled 10 cut of the offending sect The
loss oil their relatives and parizans will stimulate them TO
these acts, and fearful Of boodshed NAV have
by been witnessed AS yet, our nee ia mt ver,,
accurate or full in regard to the taken by the
omcer OF The county TO suppress this rebellion NAV
properly ne called The entire county most probablv
arrayed on side the other i'm this state of things
the power oil the sheriff. and other officers IN a
1o is perfectly iuue 1t is reported, besides that the
Judge oil the Circuit who attempted interfere TO sion
the proceedings, well some OF the officers WERE
captured by the mob and placed duance either in iaii
or In charge OF some Of their number for pood nsnv
hours and the Lieutenant Governor who resides in ta,
county, was driven from it, In this state of bings We
aPPehend the proper course would have been for The
thores 10 have represented the case TO the Executive
Tor his interposition; but have not learned
they have done The facts are
ana the Governor should without delay he has not don,
IL already act upon them. He is bound 10 see that m,
laws are executed against all offenders The Docer n,
me county not be0g available in this case-for almost ali
are concerned in the nSHrectOn-the Governor sboud
issue his Proclamation cang out the Militia of The
boring countless to enforce the laws and TO oue the ro,
lie should give the requisite orders the officers for that
y ~ W. III dent
that unless effective measures are adopted nv him in
TINS emergency, the lives Of many valuable citizens will
De sachced' and the State suffer an rretricvabe injury
rancorous deadly hostility has long existed the
parties, and unless the frmness and prudence of the Co
vernon should be equal TO the crisis and the
ty be severely punished we must eypect N hear NJ ,h
continual recurrence OF such disgraceul proc edngs
we have nothing TO do with the original causes of the
quarrel lhere may be many worthless and intoe rabie
members OF the obnoxious sect but the VS. are equal IN
the punishment of all those who are guilty of yid.,n
them does not appear that they were app aed to az
all prior 10 this contest The Mormons much pro
ced IN ther religion, their property and persons es
o'her denomination or class of We think that then
acted perfectly right in Offering the resistance which
G' ana mus lar they have the sympathy of this part c
From tho BoonviIo Herald, Nov. II
since our paper mas been put TO press we have been
informed by gentleman direct from Jacso county, that
the citizens OF that place have commenced civil war
against the Mornons; which appears from our nforma
uen 70 nave been very serious conflict. The number
Hoes fost IL Is SAID on the part of the citizens
6et0een fifteen and oeny and on the part OF the
Mor%ons- nun Der not stated They also set FIRE to ;
number oil the Mormons dwellings. Further particular
we have not time to notice. In our next re will probabl,
be able to give come further facts.
LITTLE Rock. Dark Nov. 49,
Emtgrdfing ChocfaDs.-By Col w. Re ctor Asss.
ing Emigrang gent for the removal of Indians who
rived on Monday from Rock Roe learn that about 400
Choctaw Emgrans arrived at that place before he left
and that 500 more were expected there by Monday even
port them to the West as the whole party should
come up party Of about 800 expected 10 reach
ABOUT sunday next, Tor the kamche; and another party
WIZ proceed up, vi. the Crossroads % miles north OF hi,
place, to Fort Smith, and settle on the north side of The
Arkansas, above that place. WV
Delegation OF Chckasaws under the charge of their
agent, Col Reynolds, arrived in this vicinity ON satur
Gay last on their to explore the country of Ar
kansas Tor the future residence OF their people.
5000 6OOO Choctaw indians sidng in icy S ns
en District OF the old Nation, refuse TO remove to The
west in accordance with the treaty Gazette
TBE HALL OF REPREsENrArIyEs.-Tbea alterations
and improvements which, the last session of
were ordered 10 be made In the Hall of
according 10 Mr. Mills paD have been all completed and
the House this day will be able to feel their efficacy IL
wiz De remembered that continual complaints have been
made, ever since the fl occupancy OF the Hall Of ,Is
difficulty Of speaking aud hearing experienced by the
Members The repeated efforts made 10 devise some
means Of remedying the detect, without success aud The
apparent hopelessness OF The case, until the period ylep
nc pan Just carried into execution proposed 10 the
S OF Congress, are circumstances which have
peen frequently mentioned
The experiments which have been toa1e he ,,. 81,
.ec snu DINERS under Tie most unfayorable circumstances
70 es ne cdPaGy Of The room to convey the voice dis
unct ana Clear, nave we understand proved
and In perfect harmony with the prinrioss ~ .t =
Vocaied by the Architect, in recommending the nJsn
Inc alterations made from the original plan The Hall
consss-lst In rearing and vaulling the loor an s -, So
on level with The foot Of the columns instead Of oo
ing, as before, sunk feet below IT, oily In coa.,.,
ing circular wall behind the colonnade in the galleries
n place OF broken line Of wall, which formerly was
mere Billy In constructing Gallery for the Lade. on
me south side Of the Hall, and opening all the attic win
na direction, which before closed up 4hy
~ constructing new rosrum for the Speaker and Clerk
iPD more ample aud convenient plan, sording two
additional desks, one for the Sergeant at. and one
or the Speaker when the House is in Committee of Sb
whole only In reversing the order Of the desks and G
Speakers chair, so that the House now Gonts 1L c,ai
olonnade or the galleries, instead of having bSin%
my. 10 making new arrangement of the Pos, OFF,
Ihe House, 80 That every member will have HE s,,
,oS and number 7hy In removing the Docamen' "nI
Oa'ng Room, With the Clerks Library from the Isnni
= se Ioor o. the Hall, and occupying their space viii,
"o grEse 'oobies tor the Of the members s,bi"
'"''o"g much more ample room for the deposite If