The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-08-29

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End, j. l.. Martin /; 4lh, Dixon ii Lewis;
9Th, (probsbly) F. S. Lyon. In the last
mentioned District, the returns, as far as
received, give Lyon 2,O35 votes, Joseph
Bates .658, r. G. b. Buyler l,427.-
Most or all of the members elect are in
ioyor of Judge White for ths Presidency.
North Carolina Election. The Raleigh
Register states that of the members Of the
Legislature elected, 81 are in favor OF
White, aud as Of Van Buren.
.Apprehended Riot at Richmond We
copy the following from the Washington
Telegraph Of August 9Oth
RICHMOND. Saturday night, August IS,
1895. To the Editor Of the u. S.
Telegraph. Dear Sir have just time
to ,ndits these few lines, to say that we
are now every minute in the expectation
Of being called upon to suppress mob
The Wing and Compiler offices are mark
ed for destruction, 10, not publishing arii-
cles OF an inflamatory nature the gam
bler, too, are to bs overloaded. The
Governor has ordered out the companies,
and they are now forming opposite the
bank. Yours, &c.
N. Is. A man has been taken up, sue-
pected Of being an AbolitionIst. IF the
mob should MOI be instantly quelled, he
will be Lynchifed, if not hung. A. p.
Harrison Gray Oils, on concluding his
speech on Friday afternoon in Faneuil
Hall, suggested an expedient for dimin-
isning slavery in the slave holding States,
although he doubted whether It would
meet with the appreciation Of ArL the
Norlhern States, and he, feared at the
present time while the efforts Of the Abo-
litionists created such an excitement at
the South, sosae Of the Southern States
might object to it. The suggestion was
this-that large sum Of money be annu-
ally appropriated by the Government for
this purpose--to bo placed at future
day in the hands Of the slave holding
States, trusting to their magnanimity TO
expend it in such way, as TO conduce in
the greatest possible degree, to the nc
complishlnent of the important object in
question. Boston Jour.
Sudden Death.-Mr Mills, tho Bahi-
more ~ronaut, say the papers of that city,
died suddenly ~ York, Pa. on the 18th
inst. In compliance with the request Of
the citizens OF that place, he was prepa-
ring to make second ascension in few
days. He had his balloon at the Acade-
my buildings, in that town, makiag tho
dispositions for the expected ascension,
and a! evening was found dead by it's
side. No one was present, but il is sup
posed his death was caused by the rup-
ture Of blood vessel to which his frs-
quent @lial excursions are supposed to
have created prsdisposition.
The late .abduc,ion at Mobile. .--Private
letters from Mobile, received at Rich
mond. state, that the Frenchman who had
attempted to extract money from their
brother, by abducting and threatened to
murder his child, had been hanged by
the people upon a tree. GA Just sen-
tence," saysthe Richmond Whig must
receive the uncqulvocaf condemnation oil
every friend OF law and erder. This A
of putting the voice OF
the mob above the law, is making frightful
progress. 1t must be put down. my.
Adv.
A Breeze at bingham. A. portion of
The good people Of bingham are opposed
70 the running Of steamboats, and the land
ing Of pleasure parties in that town on
Sunday. On Saturday evening high
and strong built fence was placed across
nMhead oi the wharf where the steamboat
Citizen usually lands her passengers
u wing the night it was torn down by
ONE of the einhabitani of bingham, who
islikej tho obstruction, but yesterday
Sunday morning it was replaced. In
ne afternoon, the steamboat Citizen ar
ived there from Boston, with two hum
red passengers, who, on landing at the
wharf, found communication with the
own cut oh by the fence. Five or six of
he passengers clomb over it but others
we're determined as there was ladies on
oard the boat, il should bs opened. Il
capt CIendein was not on board the boat,
'hch was in charge Of ths pilot the
assengers asked him for the iIan OF an
xe, which he refused them. They, then
,sicned n strong rope, which had been
ccidentally left ON the wharf, to thef
ence, and by applying their united I
Il engih, soon lovelled it to the ground. I
nd passed into the town without further !
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