Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18
From ie Baltimore Republican. JulyS.
More sssoting i'm Philadcipnil--.he Re-
sill; Of an;i..tcyUhlicin DOcirincs.
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We feel deeply bumuIaiei aud PANIED to Learn that an
othrg di>srreiul outrage has been peIpetfaiet n our SISTER
CITY. 1t appear. hat Tears were entertained fr the sa:eiy
OF The Ctho.ic Chu ches IN consequence Of the eNci,ement
growing out Of the Native Ameucln procession on the IN
Of July, an. that Application had been made 20 The e vernon
ipr protection, who authorized the applicants 10 prepare L
defend their lives and property. Reports having been ciFou-
l'tei that one Of the churches contained ann, a gieat ex'
ciiem ~ was The consequence the particulars VI which we
COPY firm IN extra from the ChTof icie:
MoRE OF THE RIOTS ~ souFHwARg.-The riot. in : nth
walk. N he neIshharhoo1 Of ~. Philip de Men Catholic
Friday night. but was quietcd BY the shesif, were renewed
On Saturday night and sandy. The Sheriff. with the Police
Of the District Of South~ak. after 'em'vinS The firearms
from the chn'ch on Friday nisht, continued On dutf untii ,
O'Clock, on sandy mo'n'ng, when the church was placed
Du,in. the whole Of Saturday, knots and crowds of per-
sons we e m the ncish1orh,Od. Some I~eacea5le, others u =
ins threa'eni z langu e, on account II The mnskei, having
been found in The chu ch. The military were On duty about
8 O'Clock in The afternoon. under command Of NJ General
Patterson. BIZ. Gen. Cliwalldes, aud Cob Pe@san'on. Of
the Artillery
TIE SaeIiI~s civil force wee on the ground early in the
evening. dispensing ioNd>, and quoting the ma contents
\ large crowd Of persons continued there alt day and eve
ming. About dusk, the military took cimmand aud ciea'ei
tie streets. The H.boIniln Guaits, Cait Callahan, were
The Brsadi Gcnemi. the Sheriff snl their 70 ccs march
81 and palrolled them for he district, ~ 10 a late hour IN
the night, dispensing the crowds.
Gen. Cad~alaicr, in person, ordered stores, shops, etc, IN
the immeiaie yicInity II the church 10 he Closed. The po-
rrieior Of ono. a drug store, refusing hi "4s Aie''e" 1Nl
hs store closed.
Ah,.e number Of PERSONS was arrested during the night
an! paeei II the leektp II ihr dict
ard icNirt The authorities. We aaye head lAe number
stated at IS; but as yet have been unable to ascertain tbs
About half past 10 O'Clock, while The milituy were guard
stree. f,on Catha inc iowad, queen >uect, the other T..
Th.d. from Christian, boil meeting n Queen street.
The military olaeIei item 10 di,fcr,e, bat t'ey shouiei ~
deriipn. IN oIter was given ~ Col Peasantn, L. Capt
Ro'cit X. Scott. of the C.dvAlalei Gioys. to "he.' ih'
Carton a..ayet hi, men, tut h.i''' he repeated 'e "o'u
itso>e &c the crowd IN font % hln Aal lan -"a., ic@N.--
that p9it.u Of the street clear.
IN this melee several were arrested some placed ~ th'
watch house, and Others IN tae church.
When tie word FIRE" was given ~ Col. fieaSanton, Hon
Charlie, Nayl,r I'm out and sal-~No, . nj h.e' Vt wAie!
General CalwaI!aGcg orler,d him uu.er arIest, anI 10 u
!. llacca IN the church.
fer,a. AMI d,sn,! his release. but The Grcner ! >icluly feius
G. "a vi. Niylor AMI lie Others Itmanti IN custody.
The othc. party wee mos obiuiate, Cea. oAd~aiaec
dashed among them with his horse. Que Of the crow seize
the bsilie, aal the Genetal struck aim over the AIM with la
sword. \ irick was thea thrown At tie Ge"ei "Aic
Ye~,erlly mouins. those in cu,t3r in tie watch hous
an chuici were discharged. except iwo who wese ien4inde
The authorities. military, &C. remained on da'y until nca
3 O'Clock, Sunday morning. Some Of the military ana pJ
FatIy in the mosIii, the crowd ., hercl a-ain-went I
the vhalf, took a cannon from The big Nenas, AT Scvent
street WHAT; another they dug Up and cleaned, and ioade
them with spikes.
These they dragged up in front Of the church, poised hen
and threatened that unless Mr.. Naylor was released, the
would destroy it. Nothing being done, the crowd rushed W
on the building, broke into the side door with a battern
D ram shattered the walls, and brought out Nj. MAYOR III ti
: umph. This was about Il O'Clock, and there were four mi
tagy companies inside at the time.
o About three thousand escorted him to his dwelling houS
in Fifth street above Prince, where he made a speech IL
u questng them TO dispcTse and 20 home quietly.
The mob then went back to the church, took the canno
= TO the lack TO destroy it, unless the IIibeInia Greens WEI
:. removed from the church.
Mr.. Levin, NJ. Titus and Mr.. Thos. D.. Grover, (ll lea'
= ins Native Amer icanS,0 promised them, if they would d.
II pelse, the Greens should be removed at O'Clock. The
= were not removed at that houT-the cannon was then place
81 then the torch applied. At tins point MI. Grover Junpe
astliac the canncn-the mob then ian oil with 1t AMID
c cheers.
a sooner ot than the mob attacked them-they dispersed, OF
X was nearly killed. At Fifth and Small streets. one of the
4 rushed into a house and discharged his mu>kei ir IN a WI
n dow, woundipg a boy. This l. up 10 three O'Clock and &
n fighting may tie SAID 10 be only commencing.
All is dreadful excitement, not less than ten thousand
!" the ground.
Mi. Grover has Just arrived at Tie Church, and Is Stlndu
in front on the STEPS. holding Amciican fags ia liz han,
Mr.. Levin l. addressing the crowd. several respectable CT
iyen> are there. The Church may be saved.
r.. The ahoyc is dated 3 O'Clock. Some Of tie pa>sengc
in who l,t in the cars at 4. report that when they lcftGvci IL
es sons had been killed aud that the church was on tie.
OF There are countless tumOrS IN circulation m our city, 81
s. 10 have come hy express. one l. that the troops ft"m +,
m Mcileury had lcen oTteIod IN 10 the scene OF di>tuIban'