Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-24

maui 10 see them, know No, as
no further molestalio0 ,t aO' I'll
., a q s,one or two while lbs . 's
moved into the ware.room ae ,rns|
Gilman & Co. Thine" q Msl
Yesterday, saving the ,6,s. 'en'ls
tons that were heard aloua ,, q ahd
LoveJoy and the press, NJ S's
threatened openly and reDe, ~. u
iorney General Of the s,s ,''oly
say empbatically and s;aa a,s va
l. would be killed w;,S;a 'aNyh|
Soon after dark there ws,. ," 'so ~
erings in certain Coffee eI Hum uADos
spirit of vengeance wb;eS Vus
ling in their breasts, was e,, ssS ~
lion bya spirit behind The n so"S. Va
work. prepared
Accordingly they rep.;,.d .
house of Godfrey. Gilman S 4 % o &
commenced the attack BY hu'';.N
stones s.D E. through the window. . 'Da
w. ). Gilman appeared in tho ' S s'0a
second story, and addressed ~ o0g
kind and impressive name, VI, n'I
and affectionately advised ,b. n'sa|
from violence: told ,b.n, :. "'h b
left with him on storage; that h, z p'olq|
TO protect it. Assured them lb !, wy "
the building had any i'll will aa.; ae'
them, and that they should ali Ss s.asI
ing them any injury. At The sr rsA
assured them that The press WOMB M.
livered up, but that be and H. M
would defend ii at the risk and M ~. y
their lives. He was answered
volley of stones. Those ins;S.
sed OF themselves at the diIs,r,,I
windows, and prepared to drl,,lsaI
last. They all agreed tha, No =.
be fired until the doors were bp, ~ y
vi 'here was some firing from v,t,!
Volley after volley of stones v, s'I u
into the windows and sesjns 4. n
then a gun was fired into The VIA
the mob. Presently a second oon I'D
The balls were heard 10 whistle ,bm.I|
window, but neither Of them did ANY y
AT this juncture, one Of the u,ur Z.
with the consent and by The ,d,,, \
rest, leveled bis gun upon The moi \
man fell MORALLY wounded Ilb,,,,'
took him up and carried him auav /
sIelan, and the mob dispersed. Ii. I,
man died in about bali an hour MI
lies have to day taken a great deal j B
TO send abroad the impression ,ha,,bn a
man was a stranger. and was prsr, i
as a spectator and took no pan min
| have ascertained that there is wrrs|
this statement He was acarpeuterIrr|
and was at work yesterday for Nj 4
and was heard repeatedly 10 bcss ID
the day, Of the part be intended to al
night | have just been told also ty,d
respectable citizen, that he saw bin ns
lore he was shot, very actively ,sej
throwing stones into the Windows Id
ID his name was Bishop, recently from d
sssee county, New York.
10 about an hour after the mob BAL
inc 10 revive their spirits, and recruit 4
courage in the aforesaid Coffee House
with increased numbers sndun|
With guns aud muskets &c &C. and nd
nenced the attack with renewed vicleuxI
They formed on the east side Of The y
where there are no doors and windous
occasionally a fire was given from each
y. Whiskey was brought and dlansa|
'rofusely among them, and all EeR uii
d TO be good men and true" 0cr,a
y one OF the mob was heard to sing ID i
ny more guns and whisky is wsIas
way TO the French Coffee House Bh|
y their attempt to gain admiiiaNs D'i
lore by the doors and windows, lbgrsr|
d unanimously, with a shout Eifits|
ne air. to fire the building, and 'shearsl
ahmed aboliiionist in il as they sA'ua'
,mpt to escape Accordingly a@|
'as made. and combustibles prepared n'|
ian assembled to the roof Presshyrn|
! a blaze. Meantime the company WI
snt out detac hment Of four or hTnf
ent it Mr. Lovejoy was Of The hunslJ
he man on the ladder was bred y
ounded. just about this time, NJ "
y. who was standing near the lsdaa'
sliberately aimed at BY man VINO NY \
W yards from him. and shot doFa
mped up after he was shot, weo' INV
exclaiming, Il am As
n a dead man." and fell down ana as.l
few minutes. Those within PHc'
e building on fire. and that t. @s|
ilh its valuable contents must lue,ln'
'stroyed, and the press which ln'l II
Tending with it, proposed TO caPau y.
They were assured BY those wl',0: ~
they would withdraw from zoe '. ~
ID leave their arms behind thelh' w..
them should be molested. Ihey%'l
ely left the building, and as 'ney w." ~
3 out OF the door and turning 'ns "
most every one of them was nisI A.
,ti' received a ball in one o. ps1
,ich has mol yet been extracted
shended that his leg will have '.I
tated. His clothes were PeilO,'Is.
sral holes, and one shot en'ersu n
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