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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
TEMPERANCE, PROCEEDINGS.

Il A meeting of the Citizens de Smthheld
and vicinity. friendly 10 the great cause or Tenn
iEEFfeHaaee Associations was held The Old
Church building, in SmiihGeld, on Saturday
18th INST. at early candle light, pursuant Il
public notice previously given.
4 The meeting was well atte1 ded, fulTof zeal
pnd charaoterizealb by great uHanimity Of fselihg
and determinationl of purpose. JOHN. G. MY
tBERS was called. 70 The Chair, and A. C41lN-
BERLAKE appoi1t9d. Secretary. The bedss berg Ig
then. tuy org8piaen unap nous call v as me- me- !
for John r Be3H, Esq who being IN tsN A,
ance Immediately arose and rese saJrn 20 Lne
ss T. ss @enly s9sas. q il deliver st
Which he portray ed the great amount Of .eyi,! A
Of national IN, OF domestic anlcton, and inJll
vidual suffering which had already been ocea+
stoned, and was stiH accommodating, hy the too
free use Of Intoxicating fluids, and then sfier
having reverted 70 his own painful experiences
n the matter,I coEeludsd BY warm snd ,ener-
getic appeal 70 Az present, 10 unite with him id
fixing the pledge oftotal abstinence, and thus
Up become members of an associStlon, which,
III his heart he believed was ultimately desijpad
LIP work out a greatjmoraf formation, /gE'
He wasnsxt followed BY Mr.. John Liltle,who
iip some very Amusing andpertinent remarks,
e1eited much rnerriment at the expense ef ine1
stiates. MIR. Little having conclude ~ and taken
his seat, number ofindviduals uoMlcame for
ward and having subseribedto thePretge, form
Eed themselves JntoRs society % be styled the
sAbithfeld Washington Auxiliary Astociaton
ahd adopted Constitution for its government
An election of6fficeIHs as next gone into, which
Terminated ps follows; X
4 William GrantbsTn, Pts.ident. 4 "
1t VIM. Cameron and Charles Barns, Yiee-Pre-
sidents
Joseph AsCraigbflL Secretary. u
John Little, T1essnrsr Nm
II George Murphy, Wm.sLea Tiers andSJno. r. /
Beall, Corresponding Committee
+ A Special GommLtee was then appointed, con-
siSting Of WalterJ. Burwell, George Murphy, /
and j. H Beall, 10 wait upon the Rey.J A..
Collins, and other ministers who are expected
BE in.st,endance, and in the name and bn the
behalf ofthe said societs, 10 request Of them 10
set apart some day during the term Of theIs
quarterly meeting, which lis expected % COM
m1Gnce in this town qn Saturday the 22df inst,
ioFthe purpose of delivering temperance ads
dresses.
n Mr. w. J. Burwell then made motion, which
was sustained by tho house, 10 have the pro-
ceddings ofthe meeting ske,ched, signed BY the
Secfetary and Chairman, and published in the
Free Press, 10 be paid for as an advertisement,
out Of the funds Of the Society, BY Mr.. John .
Lille, Treasurer.
/ o. motion Of Mr~Wm feathers, thesociety
a1jpffned 70 meet againson Friday the 2lst inst.
for The transaction ofspecial business
JOHN g. MYERS, Chm.
Al r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

The Legislature Of Kentucky has passed
unanimously a Sc, Of resolutions, lenouncHng
the doctrine OF Reputation Of State debts, ae-
clarins that III is abhorreut both to The GoveHn-
ment and the People oflhis Commonwealth, ahd
san never, directly Or indirectly, receive Pie
eounlenance Of either that such conduct would
be unworthy the enlightened age in which We
live, shocking to the sense Of Chtistendom, a
lasting reproseh to Republican Government,
and q stain on the American name"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

The correspondent Of the National Intelligen-
Ger states that Mr.. o,sulliyan has introduced a
bill into the New York Legislature, 10 simplify
the forms Of Indictment, &c, 50 a, te. do away
me old-fashioned balderdash and anthology Of
the old schools on criminal and civil process
Il is good idea, and lis TO bs hoped that the
bill will pass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
THE CuLTIYATnR.

This admirable publication for he farmers
has commenced new and splendid Volume,
and teens with valuable Information, New
subscribers, and hose uho wish 10 renew their
subscriptions, viii send u : dollar each. and
never eonld dollar be betier spent The En-
CRAVINGS alone ere worth more than the sub.
Senpticn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

i ~
! The first meeting Of tho Union Of The Total
7 Abstinence Societies of Jetferson County. was
held at MI. William Chambers dwelling 10
Harpers-Ferry, on Tuesday evening. jan. 4th,
1872 The meeting was organized BY the ap-
Pointment Or HUGHGlLLEECE TO The Chair,
and JonS 81 RIpEsouRI Secretary u
The committee appointed to draft a Consti-
tutionreported, The Constitution was anpro o.
ed With some afmendhnents.
HThesfolowing office is were then elected a.
greea6ie to the CONSTITUTION, BIZ ballot, forfth
term Of one year from Isl January, Is42
/ GeoReE B. STEPHENsoN, President
William w Chambers Richard Henderson, yI6e-
iAlszaadsr HOLLAND, John G. Risspopr, SEC
FetaAies. Lid. ~
Isaac Henkle, Treasurer.
On motion of Rev. N. j. 8. Morgan. il was
Resolutd, That the first Oh artery meeting Of
the Union OF the Jefferson .Total Abstinence So
ciseties, BE- held 10 The Zion Church, on the 1st
April, 1912. Il - p
Rssesrsd, That i be Recommended to the To-
tai Abstinence Societies of Jefferson Coun,y
athst ihey elect their representatives 10 he
Union quarterly. f#
|. : Y. , That the Secretaries correspond
With Secretaries of other Societies, ia relation
10 forming union throughout the county.
0nImotion, the Union. then adjourned. 4 4
4 H 4lf a HUGH GIL EEECE, Chairman. :,
f. -. o. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20


The Richmond Enquirer, after spilling asood
deal or ink on the subject Of immediate resumPt
liOp BY the Banks, has eraciously extended the
time from The lst Of August TO the LIST Of Octo4
Der, and comes 10 the conclusionggha sit would
Be safest nor 10 forcs the Banks into an instan-
tsneeus, resumption. al the hazard Of forcing
them into more fatal suspension but to give
them more time to call in their debts; 10 save
the community from a pressure, which would
crush hundreds and thousands Of the people
but above all, TO give The Banks the beneh. Of
the late tobaccocroP, which is to come to market,
and Of another wheat crop, which would then
be ground and sold--and upon the. strength Of
these availaSle funds, to compel The Banks to
resume specie payments in the RaIl.s.i 4
Now We would respectfully ask how tie sale
OF another crop is TO better the condition Of af-
fairs with the Banks How are they 10 call in
their debts, and at the same time lend money 10
buy the ctOpss Produce cannot be converted
into specie, and il The Banks are expected 10
lead, their issues must be extended instead Of
contracted Why will men Of innuenee blink
the irue question. and present mere pallialies
in lieu Of remedies;
"a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

( AZ meeting 6fs respectable numbers Of Tie
gDepoeratie PaKrof jefferson County, held at iRc
Courthouse, -on the i7lh instant, Coi.eRn1xroS
EED4tESReRF @as eaflsd 10 he. Chair, and Frauds
Yates Was. appointed Secretary The obiectof fhc
fmtefing wig bfitay txpiaiOedby MrIJacob Morgqns
II I MhereiI,0n, ttmss
objects u GurYefton 20 be4hctd In The cityAof
Instrumentation ike III day&sifF February next, and
eoaeur in the grolrfty efhetding The said Convdn-
ton Of the llcmectatc Party Of Virginia, al The
Itme and place spsclhed. ~. YAH 81
n REsoLYrp. 'fhat pacab4 Morgan, Benjamin will
sAN, Coarad BilImyre, George ,. Bcall VIM. Lii
AcasS Robert W. Baylor. Joseph SEfth, Gerard b.
Wager, Beverly locker. John c. r. TAYLOR, Fran
lcis 5. BogYe and Henry Bedinger, be appointed ii
llrspresetA the Demoeratic party Of Ills GountS1ih
lIsaid Contention. And, on motion, the Chairman
gsan Seer isrS werefsildc.I 70 The delegation
II Rrsotytn That Tie Airsibia Free Press md
Richmond Eaquirerf besrequested 70 publish the
IproceeQings oi>this Injecting. 54 :
BRA%.EoN i AYE&PoR CIR. :
III FRAxcIs YArka, tSec'u. HIVE. 9TH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

The fact mentioned BY Mr.. Arnold Of Ten
nsssee. in debate the other day, should be
that the dply which France lev:es
on one million Of dollars Of our tobacco was
greater than the duty laid in this country on
twenty-five millions Of their wines and silks =
This is the ''free trade" about which silly Ipolli-
clans every day babbIe, anG with which many
honest people have been TOO long "bamboozled.' 7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
JsIIN G. RlpENouR, Sserslaru.

Tile Hon. JosEpH HopKrEsos. JUDGE
Of the District Court Of The United Sta.es
Tor the Eastern District Of Pennsy lvsais,
departed this life on Saturday morning,
a an early hour. Hs was the son Of the
Hon Francis Hopkinson, distinguished
pairiot dnang The revolutionary struggle
and inherited from bis sire, bis virtues. /
genius and pairioiisms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

TtsE 4kLANcE OF TRADE
The impotss u he United SssieS for is4l, ac-
cording 10 a,Issr report or The Secretary Of The
Treasury. amousisd TO tlat l67 $50
TSs elporis during same time l2lI65.33o
Excess or Inporsoyer exports s3,o0OSOoss
Aad this eroess has necessarily been in specie,
How is il possible, hen, (Shen The inietes, upon
State Deb,s 70 foreigners has also 10 be paid in
coin } that the hus;ness Of Banking can Be safe
y carried on in his cOpnsIy We must resort
10 Hpme Predictions. as a remedy; and This
policy should be adopted in small eommuniIies,
flor insianeslin eash county, a veil IS upon q
general scale. VIII the people OF Jefferson re-
heet upon The matlsrs
The Baltimore American. which daily puts
forth streams Of lighs upon this subject, Justly
says ~ 4
s'The farmer. The mechanic, and thetradef,
are deeply concerned ii the efforts now going On
lforhhe establishment Of reciprocity in trade and
the encouragement OF domestic Industry. IL
they are no. convinced OF this already, the period
orfull convicIibn will not be long deferred
The minimum point Of protection recognised By
our present system will be reached next sum
mer-w within less Than six mnnIbs. The Con.
gtess now in session must proTidelfoFihateyen
or il mus, cone upon rs with its full force
7 Unless something Is dong in behalf Of our do
mestic interests 10 defend Them against The inlu-
iricus Influences o. foreign policy, our farmers
must expect to see the home matket for their
\ produce made worse, While the foreign market
viii become no more accessible than al present
The mechanic mustlook ID see himself Suppressed.
ed ay British and Gernat aseTfts, who will nh.
Idersell him a bis 9&n doSf aSA there is scarce
" a.hsanch Of productive industry among us, ia
this partyof the Union, which will no, sner from
abe indifference and neglect of-,he Government
l-if such indifference and neglect shall be al
lOwed'to prevail" w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

The Cadets from The Military InA,itute al Ler-
ington have been on visit 10 Rehmond. Viii
thesihey were invited By The Legislature. They
made me apPeafanee, boihin dress and drill,
and acquitted themselves well in an exanlna-
ton before The members, on the higher branches
Of Mathematics This visit Win 60 lar towards
carrying oas the plan o. similar insiiluiios, in
leu Of the Public Guard. q, Richmond. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20


We are grieved to,see the veteran Of the En-
quirer il agonies a. the late vote Of the House
of Delegates. creating new county. We could
mot have believed. that 50 small matter would
have had such awful efects-and we pray the
Senate 10 relieve the old gentleman forthwith by
striking out the hated name Of CL4Y+ That
word 'tstrikes more terrors to the soul Of Rich-
ard" than fifty ProeIamations could produce
He sees in it a "tribute TO the ambition or Mr..
Clay" and that is TOO much Tor any mortal Of
The 'ss faith TO bear. "A.
But seriously. Does NOT this agitation Of the
Enquirer speak volumes Sangpine as we
have always been, and strong in our admiration
as our hopes Of Mr.. Clay, we never calculated
lha, he was likely TO be 50 potent in yrgini1 as
10 carry her vote; but We mus. confess that the
nutiering Of The old Van Buren, organ and a few
OF The leaders in the Legislature makes Us WA
ken up''to an appreciation Of the Gfea; Ora
tors strength even in the Old Dominion, We
riIy, if Mr.. clsy's is "a waning cause" ihsse
gentlemen give themselves vast deal ofunne-
eessary trouble. But neither his fame nor his
success depends upon such trivial matters as
naming a county after him-and the iribulaiion
Of the Euquifer and its correspondents can only
have the efec, Of creating amusement for tho
old women and children who may happen TO
read the mock heroics put forth on the OCCASION
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

WItEY has been hitting as a Judge Of The
Common Pleas in New York since his convic-
ton as an accomplish of the Frederick Bank
Robbers--bui proceedings Are 10 progress to dis
place aim from he Bench.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

The Epduirey has al length spokenout against
Republication, Jhut9nly al The eleventh thour-af-
ter Ohio, lhalana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania,
Maryland5and Virginia, had uttered a trumpe,=
iopgued denuncih4on Of The infamous creed. 4 r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

h. i l.
A Convention of the Maryland Slave holders
commenced its session d Annapolis on The l2lh;
Every county in The Safe, with the exception Of
AiIegany, Carroll, Caroline, and Worcester,
was represented -A+ III
h The eva sought to te remediea By The Con
venlicn, through legislaiigeeaction, is the great
increase offree negroes within the limits of the
Safe. who resist all measures for colenzing
,hem. This state Fittings was declared 10 be
alarming, and could mot be suffered to exist
without endangetiEn.g the peace q society and
the safety of postetily,
The most important proposition before the
Convention, was one "io prevent manumission
except upon condition of instant transportation
10 some place out Of, the United States, and that
alahe expense Of theruiaaum iitee.l' 6i
l. The second proposition Rad and adopted, i.
as follows: M n I'LL nd
"To prevent.anY free negro once leaving The
State ever t6Hretarn to il unless he leaves as q
servant of white resident Of the State, and re-
turns with him, and such resident shall have
I 6rsliled a0declaraion in the county clerks Of
( fee Of his intention to take such servant with
him; Of unless be shall leave The Stale for The
purpose of visiting some one or other Of the "A.
mefican colonies on the coas, Of Africa"
On the second day, much excitement was pro
duced BY finding an individual present, an ennis
sary from the Northern Abpltionisls, to repor
the proceedings. Several individuals seized
| him. and were about TO infiict summary punish
some OF the delegates saved i.., ..le
ken 10 the jail for protection. t/
The correspondent Of the Baltimore American,
lsays;- ~ |
| The individual arrested last evening as being
AN abollionist, was This morning brought be-
fore the proper tribunal forEtrial. Thomas s.
Alexander, Esq. appeared as his counsel, and J;
M. s. Causin and VIM, D. Bowie, Esqs. as pros.
ecutors II was proven that he was acting sas
agent for the EmancipatoT and the Spy in Mas.
sachusetis. Various items ofwrting were found
upon his person Of, an iniammatory and unlaw.
ful;character@ His name is Charles #, Torrey
and be says De is recently from Washington, D
G. He hag been femanded back 10 prison til
Monday next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

The Supreme coaftfef he Uaited statescou-
meneed lis annual session at Washington en
Monday The 10Th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

pr Johg< Brokeabron2h has been reelected
President q he Bank ofvnginia, and wilian
\ II .tMacfarland lEsit President 81 the Farmets'
Baahk Of Virginia II III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

L we deeply sympathse with ourftfend Or
hex in his recent atiiclions, as noticed in The
Mattiasbnrg Gszette,
FIRE We learn, with deen regret, that The
dwelling house iofI CReMWsLL oRaicK. Esq. (at
present The Delegate in HE Legislature from
Morgan >at~Alpine, in MorgaK county, was con-
sumed by IRE LAS, week. The fire was commu-,
nitaied Bs ays,oVe-pipe u The roof, ,hreneh
which il ran. fhe furniture we learn, was saved.
Bess ESTIMATED al about $4,000 But 4 fsM
Nj eks sihee, Mr. dTick sustained an ifrepata4
BILE loss bF me death Of bis aniable eonsort. and
nov We Nave 30 record second .misforiune, in
| The destruction of ghis hne residence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

JOHN EVANS, upon . charge Of muir
der. commiusdin 4 fight with an individ-
nal named Barney, Shaekleford in the
vicinity Of this place, in the year 1885,
and who at The time made his escape
from Justice, vas. on Tuesday last. lodg-
ed ID our Jail 10 await bis trial. He was
brough, here upon The requisition Of the
acting Governor Of this State upon the
Executive Or Maryland. from Washing
ton county iail--He having been indict-
cd for the offence by the Grand Jury Of
that county, some time since. was lodged
IN Jail, TO await the action Of our state
authori.ies.-[ ROmney IatelEgenev-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

The amount Of Flour inspected in Baltimore
during khe year 1871 was 81. 0l6 barrels and
3i,7lsl half barrels. les than the previous year
By i41l944 barrels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
| Won M cINcIvNA Tr.
The cincinnaii G3zepe Of The laih ipstadi
has The hgIpatsfsplars Of the doing$ n \
mob in TIA, city On tie preceding day
DrrrRREAE

mob in that city on the Preceding day II.
OUTBREAK s Il
Mob rule reie1s.again 10 .oQr CITY ia Hi
Monday evening, the4MamN Exporting Conn
pany Bank assigned 4tts efIects, Aqd on Yesterday
morning the IBBnk of CidciuRR'i ettest4771ills
doors Il ~ ~ ~
Z Early in the morning The crewaAln cousS-
quence o. theii fhiln1es, begaplo calieN Arnune
4 the doors OF lhsse in9ntuuau4 snd%Y ff&'coek
had broken JnllpFFIihem, destroying all9he mWe4-
! bic property ahd whatever OF .Aaays Or RahesS
] About this iimit len of (he citglGuaris, head
ed By lheir brave Captain, Michel, appeared
drove The iolers hway Jand, for time, calamity
maintained their position Bat they were called
Aotfl on,feliriis lhey were assaed they hfe44
and wounded soEAe one pr5yo persons. N
/ The mob hasi With ,his exception andisPutet
possession of thtsciiy, aud commenced an III
/ TACK first upen Bate's Exchange Bank, and az
ter that upon I4o9gee's Exchange office, both d
which they dfsttoyed, making havce Of ever
1 thing which was II all destructhle - ~ ( A \
4 The City C4Nbcft met at. IL ff'eioekE BIT
l.,hey we're unable. aswe learn, I'd pass ,ah oral
nance for ftsseIv Fuoh of -lhg public peace
eleven votes. being nsdessary for his puFPse, i
Y consequence oGohly eleven members being pre-
sent, and one Of thattnutnt ef vRtfng @gaihSt i
i Al!thafcould BEL done was then done, slz 4
I pass al order appFopristing FIVE hundred dollar
70 ddeffay e1Pensfs in employing arexFa P9
1.-THE citizens organized all O'Clock and pu
themselves in sirgng force near the scene 0: III
X disorder. No fuIlher violence has been com
4 mit,ed, and We hope ftom appearances, al III
time our paper wAspuito press. that none vii
! be\allempled. The guaFd-of citizens was IN
Der the direction or Sheriff Avery and Marsha
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
MoNpAY.7J JAN. l.

Alter stormy session. the bill for the
repeal Of The Bankrupt Law was ordered
10 be engrossed-ayes Ill, noes SO. II
will consequently pass, 10 spite Of all OPP
position.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

EreeHsnf E3snpl. new military
company has been formed 10 New York
under the name Of The Temperance
Guards. No person admitted member
unless = temperance man, IS by the con
sii.ution no inioxickiing drink will be re-
eeived or SLOWED in the company, which
already nunbers6 men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

!
A bakers dozen Tor perhaps few more Of
our LocofocO.- brethren. who style themselves
'Ssaie Rights RePublieans,e heid quiet little
meeting d the COURTHOUSE on Monday last, in
the presence OF as many good-hGmored wings,
and appointed delegates 10 the Caaseation 10 b
held in Richmond on the ID OF Fsbsnafy.
A suggestion was made 10 instruct ihe dele
gates to inslfuc, the Legislature that The Banks
be compelled to resume specie payments JssS
eith, and that the taxes be rsdsssd. A eapiial
plan topay OF the State debt
II seems somewhat di6ieult iust now to agiisis
The people upon The subject Of mere party poll
tics. Money is, the, enRrossing theme.A When
the wings called meeting few weeks since
the spirits did not come for calling Tor a
least NOT enough to make a whole7souieds meet
ing. land no organization was attempted. But oui
brethren of the opposite faith care not for lh'
pauciis Of numbers-iheyI are 50 well -used (
the drill, lhat they are always oPedient 10 lh'
Twin OF iheir Understand whether dorm or
hundred speak, it is always the 4 voice of hi
Edemocfacy j, = = N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

+ A great File ofcdrred a Detroil on the ID
inst, which destroyed the most valaable square
IN :hecity. Loss abbos s $4,000
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

/ THE MOB IN CINCINNATI The bank
ing concerns which werejthe objects of mob vio-
llence in Cincinnati, were private banks, owned
and conducted by individuals. Since then there
has been % further outbreak. The Cincinnati
Gazet'e Of The l3Ib has the following:
\ TIE BROKEN .BANKs.-We. wish 70
/ stateI6ne factconnecled with 4hese Institutions
thai; none of Them were in good repnte. nv
The names they beari may induce people a.
broad to suppose that they were cehnecIedl with
our well Observation-Disclosures. This isnpt SO.
Their paper was moi 6afkable, and il was looked
4 upon with suspicion by the community,
4 No banks are 10 better condition Than our
lcilJ banks, and we hope now that we shall have
| in circulation only lhaiF notes u is time that
werie ourselves of all worthless tpapei -
The Cincinnati Republican Of the 18th says; +
| There had been some intimations, du-
ring the day. that an attack would be made
upon the Regular Banks and, as matter
Of prudence, they were all prepared with
insufficient quantityof well loaded mus
kets 10 project themselves from any as
sault, Ifthreats were made, or any in
tention Of attacking these institutions en-
tertained. it was bythose salone whose
object was plumber and robbery; and we
are sorry . say ;Ratthis spirit was mani
tested in the tifiog Of the vault Of The
Miami Bank. This, however, is the ma
tufakIesult Of all 'mobs. They may have
their origin ina desire to quell the most
Iyonerous gIievadce, but when once The
passions Of the people are unbridled, and
open violation Of the law winked 1T, there
j. no prescribing limits 10 the action Of al
excited mob. Worthless wretches take
advantage ofthe occasion 10 commit deeds
which, perhaps, every one Of those who
commenced the attack wsaEd have con.
demned. atf. 4