Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28
IAN ARRAY AT SARATOGA.
Crrr.x nord.nr. NJ the E,pt.s,

AUG. %. ls45.
The monotony OF this watering place varied by
an Incident inuoduco Of fashion,
much known out OF Arkansas, Texas and rather
in South Carolina, whence the importation
When the company at the "Union Hotel" sitting
down ts yesterday evening, young from Char
lesion, c., Mr.. Boykn, with his Mss Ross and
another lady his proceeded To take of
chairs which had been gned hem but which the ser
want, colorsd man. hro cnstoty Jeev d 10
10 be- and Rn,o another per s. mao
previously occupied ihtm bItwhp. Hpp-sis ha- belt
out the servants knU~ieuge. Toe per kept the
hoiei hooks, VINO had arrangement seats NJ
table, 1t seems, had omitted serv ,4t Il the
change Ia the occupant, agd the mt uss
cd upon preserving them for the p-r-s who hal ie
Tins Misunderstanding led -eUu, nav. Toe South
Caroline young gentleman, win less Vi .hat knowledge
OF the world anu good breeding, shicn lac val have
when he ges older, INSISTED upJn having the seats
the servant, probably with Of tie good breeding
and sauyiy Of the better tducsicd Of South
Carslna, tesolutey insisted that he should have
them. The Carolina gentleman then pat himself on
par with the negro ano the war bcan. South Carolina
grasped the char, aud Cuse ed. South Caroina
ehiysrousy reached forward to lay II over Cuees head
and ears and the fair lady cousin, meanwhile, with wa
mans love Of peace, threw herself between the combaan
Cuees friends Of Cuec's color, rushed the rescue of
their fellow his retreat when South Carolina
seeing the dark cloud gathering seized knife from the
table, and In houfsbing IT, either for attack defence
drew II cross the and cheet, of the
had given the offence, but Of vino coming to
the Such this course IN hotel large
tho Union, and table filed with ladies' os well rs gentle
men, made sensation The ladies' screamed and rushed
Tor The Windows and doors Some nearly quite faint
ed The gentlemen ran TO the Of action up
peace. Indeed, tumut created which bs bet
car imagined Than described Meanwhile the negro with
his streaming with blood, and in ssony of pain
went out OF the room the blood spouing upon those who
him. The injury i said To be OF serious char
scter. although nothing alarming. Surgeons the house
Immediately dressed the wound
"Sueh freak as this, the part Of a South Carona
.trk. l..Al l..
that land Of chvay. certainly be overlooked Ia
this non -chyanc land of New York. The law officers
we're at his side IN aiew mnues, viii, bill Of particulars,
about nsning, &C. that looked rather formidable in this
part Of tho world where the negro the eye of the law
the equal Of the white Indeed such the excite
mont for short tne that il quite certain Lyhoh
law would not be introduced into this stnd steady VII
sge, aud that the negro would tie experiment upon
the white man, instead Of elsewhere, the white upon the
negro Bot the seve inferposion Of the Mysss Putnam
who were deeply panied that their quiet house should be
thus dishonorod aud Of other gentlemen also.
ed order and peace. The South Carolina party removed
70 The UNITED States" from the theatre Of the excitement
st the union, aud the Low possession q the CnrUna
young genueman,-not, however without many e1clama-
tons rom the young genuemans sun against the
Of such laws and really ehvaous defence Of the gaan.
ay and herosm Of her, a. she thought injured kinsmsn-
Bail procured however, without cul,y and to day
undersond, the whole matter, through the kind interim
sition of Mr. Kimba Of New York has been coprorisd
thpsthc south Carolnnn pays 800 for damages done
the servants nose and s. for damages done the laws
end peace Of the State Of Now YOrk,-wh which com
promise ss understand all parties satisfied, and th
mster drops"
hsv. dweit thu. particularly upon this case, because
may be usetu many Of the Southern youngsters
fheir Northern travels and IN their European tours the
ever make any. well bred gentlemen, and man Of tn
world vii never, unless be under the most eSaordnar
circumstance and temptations, put himself upon levt
with In the North. TO strike him. Indeed
ske slave table, in the presence Of es V an act
tho South, which wei bred man would be guilty n
and which you'd inuro him oeoutaly IN public esuma
uoa Thu. young man, prgbsbly hes been oaccustome
the Implicit obedience Of eOlores ferVans that TIE ~
over sscoas manner q the sefvan this case, irttc
hirn more hsn n would who had seen more OF t
World While the servants positive resistance was set dow
By hir of rebellion, which he must punish, es
he vss an overreef u nee plantation the Santee
Tie eI05 easy get OF in this case, which, but iof h