Democratic banner., 1846-11-23
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suited III the Cedtn OF DOTH. immediately
upon tie happening of this fatal ARRAY, Va
rinuS accounts, verbal and written, were
made of the circumstances attending it, all
of which, that cane 20 my knowledge, at
trIbutPd the meeting TO accident, or the
i"art of both of these young men,, and no
account that saw or heard OF censHred
Clever for any improper conduct subSe-
,quent to the publications of Taylor md
himself. On the first of July, Samuel 7.
Gioverof Palmyra, in order, he says, to do
Justice TO his deceased brother, whose con.
had b, cn misItErcs, nted 10 tie pub
lia", published what pur; orted to be a
"Statcmrnt Ct the fats connected with
this unfortunate reuccntrc."-At TIE time
of the appearance Of this paper ] was
absent frOin Tie State, and nave but lately
returned To it. If were to consult the o.
ririnn> aad wishes of many Of the friends
Of nv deceased brother, | Should permit
th's "Statemcni" to pass uunoticGd, in IS
ieuch as, iii their view Of the matter, his
memory has suffered no injury from its pub
location. Niiir, on tie contrary th,re are
~ot,.rrs, VINO consider ii Bat due TO tie rel u
tat,nn nf my G~rotacr, that other facts
s,.nm!ib be gwen - the (uhIic, which are
known IL v<s:. In TIE vicinity Of tie
.~t.%.:r. Of tbs dreadful tragedy, and where
t.r w::cI> facts are known, ! ain fully sem
S.i,!r that tic reputation of my deceased
5rul!er las not stiff rcd in the least, from
+. : u,!j"%i;"n, but az a distance, it may
g., II: 10 &"nbt is otherwise. That tbs
"Statemem' contains imputatiens unjust
TO tie memory and reputation Of George
". Euuknvr, seems to he adm;tted, and
viewing IT III this light, hope | shall be
:r1nnr'! far disturbing tie public miEd BY
d recurrence 20 subject that Is only pro-
life 81 pa::. IL the iIieldS and rclatio Of
these naf rim tie ycuEg mcr, as well as to
the public a;l.:9'-
Erc.l :. i. GicvCr's statement ! make
l.. :%.ll,Hi ing extracts:
"Dn Fri,ay, SthJrre, Tdyicr all Glow
=. 81 ont Iv cite o'clCtf, rr L little after,
rH;o!i>!>d ,.rl: a card, bitterly GeEtunc.IG
i t. "oHG,-t'".ti 81 Buck:cr aiC Er. aG1rS.
i:urLn.- read tie prnEraticn a fw n:E-
u'rs al FL il VS. ca. All tie balance #
tie day OF Fr:G,y, BucLner and G!lvtr
were passing about town in view OF each
other. Suc!I was tie case also on tie
w..r'c c! saimIany until shutdown. In fact
tie! .:rfE'n;!! passed very rear ,aci. 9TH
or. en- Fri,ay alon; sIr,er-tice tbtv
r;,.t and raSs.t each ,fhcr ON tie SANE
.;G.-u - nr;ru, ,t;,r If : BrcLr.r
trxo o., >.trr;.y ;E,ut ,:c.ccL ~
,!,...l ,,.,>..,; .,;l. o,, or ~ Ike Sidewalk
u,r. ..',. g.; ;a.,, ~ ,.- h.n,c. 4
a'.rt I o'rIorl sane = -tiry ne, ant! r5ss-
I'd each otter on TIE same Sidewalk hear
EamE'< dac:!;n:. Ca tie same ,veLir e
.i.ry passed wlghin a f:w feet OF eaci: 9th
near NJ. kiio's step. .ibout s.x o',lcCk
Saturday 0rrir@, Glover was starGing
scar Dr. Lees .AIo;i:ecary Sic; a gentle
;:.an c; ne W /" Lin and asked Lin 10 60
tn Mr.. ZONES tat ! III { Ia 81; up with Ire
lead. Blri:nrr pissed by tie ar,i, ard
walked r"to hoes ser, and might 1--we
card Glover aeIce to 30 TO Jonas. At
CD. $t@rh,s rt"ct. on he SINE evening,
Glover was again :, l;citcd hl a~"oti.rr zen
lehman To 60 II NJ. J m.>'. w: lie tie
parties wrrr StAn.!n4 inside of tire %Ctiice,
ait! in Il f;W irc' # tie Gn,r +. c"nyr rSil q
,r tie Sa.irGi, Barln>r passed tie Gotr
md MOL iiIyp heard 4 At cnuNtrsatiCr.