New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

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Us,yrGo CAx4L.-The Syracuse Standard says:
The Oswego Canal will be ready for navigation
about the LIST OF June
PrEMEplrArGp MURDER !-Tno Lires Ia
ken On TUESDAY we heard a report OF some
lawless proceedings in the Parish of Washington,
the correct particulars of which we could not then
ascertain We have since learned them from a
gentleman who arrived Yesterday from Coving-
ton: they are more brutal and bloody than we
believed them TO have been. The substance Of
our iniorlnants narration IS this A man named
Hiram Adams resided III the Parish OF Washing
ton, some thirty-thrce miles from Covlngton; an
idiotic brother lived with him, and there lived III
the Parish three other h,r:isers oil Afs. Hiram
and the eldest Of his bru,siess got into litigation
some time since this engendcrcd II ayt.ng ;
other parties espoused the casso oi tht h1efs'ef,
and Hram's property had been seVc7:i times
ciandcstinclv injured. He in turn would sue the
parties. and thus state of mutual annoyance
and irritation was kept up. On W. dncsdar the
Goth utlmo, Hiram WAS III the immediate neigh
bOrhoGd OF his own house he saw a band OF fifteen
persons approach HIM, armed with doublc-barreled
shotgun. and rifles Tic was sitting on the fence
when they came up: his IDIOT brother stood near
him. 4 man named Jesse Croft, who seemed to
act as leader of the party, asked hun If he knew
what they came for He replied that he did not,
unless it was to murder him Croft Said they
came for that purpose. Joseph Adams, the IDIOT
brother then called them band of midnight
murderers; they instantly lcyeed their pieces
and fired at them; the brothers instantly fell
dead. 4 woman who lived with Joseph, and her
son, a boy of fourteen years DID, who were m the
house and witnessed the bloody scene ran for
their lives they were fired at. but escaped. 1t
appears that among the attacking party there
were two ncphews of the murdered men. The
perpetrators of this bloody deed then withdrew to
place of rendezvous, where, we are told, they
offer defiance to the constituted authorities. They
have written a manifesto which they have nailed
up 10 tree In this they call themselves Regu-
latorS,' boast OF being hundred strong, and Cf
having larger force IN reserve prepared to 0ln
them. They threaten death TO any Sheriff or
other officer who shall attempt to arrest them,
and like fate to any one who will take 1t upon
himself 10 prosecute them. The remains Of the
murdered men were inferred By two of Their
brothers. who had taken no part in the broils
which Hiram and the eldest brother participated
in. They applied VIC have been told. to Judge
Richardson for a warrant of apprehension, but he
refused to grant 1t, giving u reason his fear OF
the parties.
The whole affair has been communicated to the
Governor, and We entertain no doubt but that he
will take prompt means 10 secure the triumph of
justice and maintain the majesty OF the laws
p. ). Since we wrote the foregoing, we saw in
the Courier of last evening letter from Nicholas
Baylies, District Attorney Of the Eighth Judicial
District, to the Governor, which goes to confirm
the above lacts. NO Plcayunc, 18th inst.
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fpId growth the estimation Of tn public has placed i, BE-
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which arise from lmpurity blood or ,stinu pf
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