New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

m. away that all they could do was 10 point out 10
ms. mr. warn me Of what would follow, should not
IN. 7 then repeated TO him with precision ihs IAN
guare used 10 him. as stated above, VIZ. u'ii "H'
veil a~arr that Ching on my part w'uia ne -
;sb tl,st should attempt nothing o.; tiat kinc maj
was too old to run and hii they would iiiric'"'"
find me ,herr TO be disposed Of they SHOULD thihS
,;ronsr. This was tho only language had uSe1,
from which such an inference could ne d'a"h- lie
did not DENY that had stated the conVersa''o so.
rely, nor did he say thaI used any otHe'
sion which had led him 10 his conclusion, bur sao
he did understand that had consented 10 iva'e 'le
city. - A.
Eg,.es,ou. who had been appointed Ia tins agency
betore me, and was standing between air. ho-e nno
me- addressed me- say Iny L ought inen 10 90 'hA'
il was Impossible for me remain ongsrn tue cltt'
that mad done eli thai could. with inany more
r-msrks Of similar purport. Dir. Ched"icS' one
Of the Gentlemen 10 whom carried letters ron
Boston, followed Mr.. Egglesioa with remarks o.
silnii.. import.
Il seemed then, that there but Que question Ter
me 10 settle which Wss, whether should walk ton
carriage or De dragged 10 it. Unless d!SrsS1fned
he sta e n-ais O.: f.;sni; we'll ~ ioes, aud also
The preparation which then saw about M, this,
must conclude, was the only alternative. c"9lo
perceive 10 lis. to any Stats, cause or person. N
choosing th- later. and I Then, ard for he nfSt
time. said ,hsI would 60. stepped 10 the bar,
ir,v feet from ,5c, settled small Dill ios hoafd'
winch remained unpaid; one OF me men present.
pointed out the carrisge INTO which was TO tnter
nv daughter was called down stairs. sc entered n-
carrisge, and moment after, either the man &c
pointed out the carriage, some one else IN ms
crowd, ordered the driver 10 drive on We pro-
ceedsd TO the boat without any IuTu!t or ia!'!sr
| abuse. Mt,
After arriving at the boat gentleman from fhii-
adrlph!a who witnessed the transaction, oisTed 20
a
Vincent and who ne said he believed mad some
agency in the management OF the line OF hoits p--
rs cen Charleston and Wilmington, whom ne hsnri
IN the crowd announce blmSeIi as one VINO h9a
offered himself leader OF lar and leather gang,
TO have been cslla, Gto the service OF the city On
the occasion.
did not then and do not now suppose that ihe
compnny who visited me on Thursday noon or the
assembly al the hotel on Frdey, intended 10 employ
,er and feathers hckbaIs, Ciubs, or any other sl-
lencc, dangerous 10 lives or limbs ludec0, nearly
all danger OF any Thing more than the indiey ni
the application of so much force ns should be ne
ccssary to place IN. IN the boat, had passed, even
when the managers of the aIir had hnnily resolved
on this mode Oi removing me.
This, sir. believe s as exnct narrative OF the
material facts in this case, "a am able 10 give. Ia
relating the several conversations which had with
different pcrson, may not, aad probably nave not
always used their pre- else words. ltwould not have
b.en ersy 10 have recorded the transactions as hey
passed, aud | have written this account since re-
turned 10 Massachusetts, | believe, however, that
have stated all the material fucts substantially rs
they occurred.
IL would he Dprcper Tor me, IN THIS report 70
make mary remarks or ir relation which now eA-
lists between the several States oi the Union espc-
cialy between Massachusetts aud South Car0llin.
This renort oil scis submitted Tor the use o i'r5 hk-
ce.Isncy the Governor would be improper
place for commentary. Besides, may well be aus
tinos
Ter State which, were there other reason, would
denfye remarks of mine OF n Claim 10 much regard.
Some questions however, OF grave cha'acier
force themselves on the mind. Has the constitution
of tn. Unted States the least practical validity er
binding force i'll South Cdrol,ua, excepting where
she thinks It's operation favorable 10 her She pro-
hibts the Trial of an action in the tribunals esah
Iished ua,lcr tine constitution for determining such
cases in which citizen of Massachusetts compialns
that II citizen of South Carona has dane h''n an
injury; saving that che has herself already tired hnt
cause, and decided against The plaintiff. she pro-
bibs not only by her mpbs, but by her Legislature,
the residence of free white citizen of hassachu-
s.tts within the limits of South Cnro'na, Whenever
abe thinks his p.cstnce there Inconsistent with h-r
policy ARE IN. other States vi the Union II be-
regarded as the conquered pfoylnces OF South ta-
rolind!
But [ forb-sr. Those who are more competent
Than | am vail consider these questions ard others
growing out OF t!su, and trust, correctly decide
rhem. ,..,,,, ,,,..,
December -. 1871.
ions C. PALFcrY. d. D.. Ill. D.
scretlr of the Commonwealth.