Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

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ls,rct Thcrr was numlsr ot carria
ycs. know not how many, standing
la the house. Mr. RoSr announced
the pnrprsc for which he had come. To
conduct me 10 the boat
On the preceding evening, gentlemen
informed nc, 'hn, story wns ~ citculit
l,,,ou IN the chv. that | had CONSENTED ~
tco,c the ciy ltoli him there WIS no, thu
lcis foundation N truth tot the rrpou u"
s,i he had 50 unlc, stood before, and had
told his informant that he d,d not believe
II Ilol1 hln thu, shonld prevent any
misunderstanding on TINT point
As soon as Vi Rose had mentioned the
nurrosc for s. ieh ,hcv had come, | mon.
TONED the information hal received nf'1
,dd,d ,h1i should pr, ne matter be
vouI loiibl that had gwen no such con
,cn, and TIA, il lcf the city, IT would bc
b,c,usr must not because | rofid Mr.
Rose answered. Il this were 30 there WINS
notwithstanding that he had understood
. hfihe sakcufprcsc,cIHg;h peace % ih' cay,
or of r,slortnC the pence OF he chV.
| nm unccrtn which. ! hal Consented
TO leave l. that he or ,hlt hcV had no
mower To oirr mc away thai all they
could d. wh. TO pom, out to me, or warn
me Of Wha, would follow, should not 60
lih,n tcrr,,d vuh precision the hnguagr
used 10 him. as stated above namely that
w,>, a,iihNarc that 69WD- ru any pat
v,.il be- foolish thu, SHOULD attempt
nothing Of the kind that WINS too Old to
run and tina, they would therefore hnl mr.
thrrc, to b. disposed Of ns they s1onll think
proper. This was the only language |
had used. from which such an lni"rancr
conl bc drawn tie did not deny. that
had stated the conversation correctly, nor
d,d he say that u,,d any other expression
which I'D HIM to his conclus on, but sand
be did unIcrNanI thai had cons 'htII to
leave the city.
As soon as he had done speaking or be.
fore. Mr. Eggl son. who had been appoint.
Cd 10 this agency before me- AMI was stan
ding btNccn Mr. Rose AMI M addressed
me, srying ought then 10 90 ihl, II was
Impossible for me To- remain longer IN the
city. that hal done all that ! could, with
more remarks ola similar prrporL MI
Chadwick one Of the gentlemen TO whom
carried letters from Boston, followed Mr.
Egglcston with remarks OF similar import
II seemed then lha, there, was bit one
question for me 10 settle which was whelh-
er should walk 10 II carriagcor be dra9g
cd to it, Unless | dsrcgardrd the state
mcnls Of my friends as we'll MS foes, and al
SO the preparation which | then saw about
me, this, must conclude, was. the only al
tentative. could perceive no use TO any
State, cause or person, IN choosing the lat,
ter, and then, aud for the frs, time, said
,ha, worl go. | stepped to ,hc> bar, n
lew feet from me, sclil,d n small bill for
board which remained unpaid one Of the
men present pointed out the carriage into
which was TO enter; my daughter was
called down stairs. we entered the carriage,
aud momcn, attcr clhcr the man whopo,n.
ted ont the carriage, or some one else IN the
crowd, ordered the driver to dive on. We
proceed d to the boat Wllhou, any tumull or
further abuse.
Afcr arriving n, the boat, n gentlemen
from Philadelphia, who had wilu' ssod the
transaction, offered TO point Oh, to 'nr man
whose name he sad was Vincent, and who
he said he believed had some agency IN the
management Of the line of boats between
Charl ston and Wilmington, whom be
heard IN the crowd announce himself ms one
who had offered hlms,lfas leader of II tar
and feather gang, 10 have been called into
the service Of he civ on the occasion
dill net then anl do not now suppose
tlal the coNplny who visited me on Thurs
day noon or the ass mhlv nj the irrl,l on
Fudav, Intended To employ tar and feathers
brckbats clubs, or any other violence, IN.
g"ron. to lives or limbs Indeed. nearly
uildangcr Of anythlu, more than the illr.
ulv oltnr application OF So much lu,ce rs
sboHhl be- necessary 20 place M IN the boat
had passed even when The managers Of the
affair had finally rcso lived on this mode Of
removing m"
This, sir, believe is rs exact narrative
ofthc material facts IN this case, rs am n.
bic 10 give, In relating the several con
tFc'silions which Rad with different pr.
sons, may not, anal probably have not al
ways used their precise words 1t would
not have been easy 10 have recorded thu
Transactions rs they p1ss,d and have writ.
ten this account sncc returned from Mass
achuscus, believe, however that | have
stated tn" material fact, substantially as they
occurred
II would be improper for me. in this re-.
polt, 10 make many remarks on the rcla.
tons which now exist between the several
States of The Union, especially between
Massachusetts and South Carolina This
report Of facts, snhm,tcd for the use Of his
Excrllcncy IN" Governor, wonld be an i'm.
p.oP-r place COR commentary B,sidcs, 4 may
well he suspected Of tn'crtaInnc some feel.
ings towards the latter State. which wcrc
there no other r'ason, would dpuvc r..
marks ofmlnc Of i claim 90 mich rrgatd
Some questions however. Ola grave -
nclrr force ll.ns1l No nr--r m