Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-01
-<ssd the Clerk to make the en-

then the Cour, r;-<sed the Clerk to make the en-
'ooode states that he remarked 10 me in Court
at ie moment, SHAT as counsel for the o,in,;g hs
fe't himself bound to notify. througb ths rn,,l;s
pers, all persons Tor whom had hired out nec,oo.
~. she year iS4O, not 10 pay the commissions for
."en service 10 any one other than the sheriff md
- aas .ninahs was too much ngitated ut the time
" oonpfchenu MIN, he requested MIR Jones fth.
shern) M they left the Court House together IN re-
pehs tne statement 10 me. Need saw that This l.
an utter fasehood7 I had no committeeman ,v;,S
~, VT oo"oe IN the Court Room which was not pub
NC ana heard by all present, none of WHOM, ~ IN
or can support this statement do NO, ha,;s.a
great rs was my distress and morti6ea,ion n, az.
moment, that George w. Goode would ba v. d,,sd
20 ofer me, TO my face, (even under the prosc,;on
=, ,ne HouH') me Indgnity implied in such com.
munlcaton. IL imported a total disbelief of ali +
mao SAID TO him, and Of all had lust solemnlv
sworn. IL impu ed TO me the grossest frand ,nJ
perjury IN surrendering a blank schedule. whilst
ese COMMISSIONS were still due TO me, which in
TENDED 10 receive and pocket in defiance m ,,,,,L
and justice, and the fair claims of my cred;,or,
Is true that Mr. Jonesdid, after the adiournmen, os
the Court, bear me message of TINT imno,,- 20
which returned ftIepy. MIR Goode has been
re'y particular IN stating the message actually de.
hfere1, ana supporting his statement by the
cate OF the bearer, in order to show that INV son 7,
guty Oh Misrepresentation in calling it a ''ihreaen.
ing message" The condition that unless ass,,Isd
IN asDoIpsS pas 'nE6nsh Expressed, although
does n3Slor, Esq, second Loodon Nc inoeeo, who
sJ no,;s. Christian Year-Thoos 'n anu me publish
principles. too gross at mold design to fe ess,
an arrangement Of the oSs, under the terror of an
exposure which must not only wouSarspd mortfy
my feelings, but shake the confidence Of al hose
business had been entrusted by me to INV sS,,s
management
Thirdly. l shall notice but one other peryer;;op
IN tn's tissue oil misrepresentation and that
tfa0L
heard nothing more OF the matter until the S,,n,.
dsy night following, when boy called at his Office
and sald-Mr. Tabb wanted to know who mn, ,ha,
ho'iee IN The Wing, presenting to him the Original
1SSeipl notice.l Ills reply was, that he did il
ana knew It before. He thought nothing morn ii
II uil the Monday morning following when the as
sanlt Was made upon him" His design here !.
oovlous-to impress the idea that sent the bow II
make The inquiry, aud that he had received no no
.e " an inquiry calculated to place him on hi:
guard against an attack-that the inquiry hat
been unreasonably delayed and that the assau,
took him 10y surprise. Now, he knows perfectly
well that the boy was sent from the Wing Office by
the Eotors TO make this inquiry-that my son haI
demanded the author of the offensive publication
and tina; ~ compliancs With The established rule a
the ONCE the messenger sent to GET the author
acknowledgment o. it, and to apprise him OF the de
mand; This messenger waited on him about fiv,
O'Clock +. M. OF the day which that publication
irss appe ,red list january Under these circum
stances, Mr.. Goode may succeed, II he can in con
rinsing the public thar'he was unapprised Of III,
mcditated attack.
! am done with this subIec,--I have no time TO
per controversy, anu 90 ste for a war o
words The puhiic val decide upo t, the whole sub
Ject-its Judgment, know, VIII b. lust and imnar
tisl. PEilIlp an TARR So
January 2s,h. 1871. ' On
Having been requested by Mr. P. M. Tam. sr.
10 state what know in relation to his arrest bv MIR
Jones, the Sheriff of Henrico county under n On a
{ oil Mr. VIM. A. Carter, on the 3lst December. 1870
90 STATE rs follows; That on the day above writ
ten was on business with Mr.. Tabb, in his Office
, when MIR. p b. Jones came in. and very soon TOOL
hr. Abb outside of the door, and after some mi
nutes' conversation MIR. Tabb returned. and foI
LIVED Mr.. Jones from the alley, in which they two
Iaoo and Jones, had had this conversation, to tn
corner on Main street whcrs Mr. Jones halted an,
then informed me, for the first time thai he tbousb
Mr. laOb would probably require my services as
, magistrate. lie then, after n moments redection
re-9neeted that The Superior Court was in session
a a that me oath must be taken in open Court
w Htst we were IN conversation, at the corner MI
, Iaoo passed US, and Mr.. Jones followed; the,
went IN the direction of Mr. Goodies Office In
very lew minutes Mr.. Tabb and Mr. Jones return
CO. ana Mr.. Iabb went into his Office and return
co. putting at the same time paper in his hat a
he came out. | attended the parties a mart of tb
way to the Court, leaving them at Bigser,s corner
Oh lhe way, enquired Of MIR. Jones, whether. il
case me Court had adjourned would il be his dnt,
: 20 netaln Mr.. Iabb in custody1 lie said il would
ihen asked him, if the Court had not adjourned
whether there would not be a difficulty about ,b
nstce MIR. Jones distinctly informed me tha. m
notice Rad been ioaiUtd. | went by the Bank. an,
then on 10 the Court; when | reached the Cour
t room, Mr.. Tabb, Mr.. Jones, Mr. Goode. Mess,s
; Daniel and Mayo and others, were present.
MI Daniel informed the Court that MIR. Tabl
desired TO take the Oath An enquiry was mad
ny tne Clerk or the Judge, if notice had been civ
Venf Mr.. Tabb then said MIR. Goode had agree,
70 waive the notice Mr.. Goode said he had aeree,
10 "aIEc 1t, u Mr. Tabb would deliver list of ma
gToes winch he had hired out. Mr., Tabb said 81
was not his list, but his sons-(he had agreed 10 d
so, Dthe Judge decided sO.") MIR Goode tben oh,
Jected to waive notice. The Judge then said h,
would administer the Oath. entering Mr. Goode n,
, eouhseI present IN Court. Mr.. Goode made IN
ooJeeuon to the Court, that he was there on o,he
business, and had been sent for by the Judge. No,
e withstandlng the objections as urged by MIR Good,
e J1Jge directed the Clerk to administer the oatl
Inc Clerk proceeded TO administer the oath. as a
rected, and Mr., Tabb had nearly concluded m
oilh, and was about TO kiss the book. when Nj
Goode slept up and made some remark tn in
] Court and then the Court directed the CleFk :
= Gh'er 1t accordingly. | distinctly understood m
= decisloa of the Judge to be, that Mr.. Tnbb Mol
| take the oath upon stating MIR. Goode as prrsen
D as counsel and this preceded the remark of nj
= doode 10 the Court, and the Courts direction I
S enter II accordingly. RIO a. MAYO
I tuesday, goth January, 1871.
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