The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-12-25
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THOMAS was engaged and called on 4,,d,4
oPragae tor Warrant This Judge ealiiy E,
Gated and sbdfiied ike the oiheFs had ,Ioae.
lie tn called on Mr.. Curtis. 4 Uaifed
States COMMISSIONER lie wanlpd ,iihe.
like the others, 70 consider ana fso,,ssteiI :.
TO cafl AZ 4 O'Clock, r. 81. which we al
aud ne then stated that they had sgresd
have a meeting oflhs SIX Comm < s;sss.s
audths two Judges, namely Wo6tflalrv Ind
| oPa que, that night. they held TIA. tfseti6
and decided that the Judges ss1ii4 besf 1T,
compliant next morning Is Chamber
vas toFH Fequi' ed fog1 Intb Coart aud make
u - com plalni wien taey ordsred Ia Masrait
ODE ,t Issued !, IN open Court, which The Clerk
y y BY this time i was kno so aIl over
boston, thai the warrant was issued. and
VINO Tor aid who applied for i. Atom he
si1'as the. warrant was issued s siiE asase a..
Y spectabilily and Influence was oh
afysgoqds box speaking to TN cloxd-sd.
sie negroes and their friends 10 ana
es with bowie Knives. pistols and
aitks ain resist the law uhto death-that 81
4 was q law oftheUniied States. il w5s
direct violation Of the law Of God, and ought
to be resisted at allhazards, aud advised hem
to shoot down all slave catchers rom fbs
Souh. - -,
ne warrant was then placed In the afar.
shais hadds--I told him was feadv,o co
aud point 0ut the negroes 10 him. lie san
that there was question whether he coald
break the door Of Bills shop, where he IN
derstood he was locked up. lie foel
balance Of that dag 10 settle tbst a6esiion.
called next n1orning, aud told hin, .vas s.
gam ready % GO. fie then said Il was rs
ported shat Bill, (ahoTn be called Mr.. Crafs1
had iefs town, and he had a man on The. Iool
outs end we NUS wait Cor him % rsps
also hada man on the same b0siaess cal
led on the Marshall again in the afternoon.
he SAID nls man reported that Bill was moi
there. then stated thai nv, n6a "a.
ported hat Bill YVES there. He nd s. man.
! was mistaken, ior bis maniysas relial,ie and
could not be mistaken
The next fny attorney went to See lie
Marshal, who states 10 Inn liar IS cs
ready to go With ne alone hi gsifaie.
ny went 70 nm and proposed proceed at
once lie then said Il was a difficult mat
ter, and he would have to .geta large force
ll-some 2Oor 50 men. lie had .nlaios his
same excuse before. At dinner lime this
I day--Iny eighth day in Boston - NJ.
Knight andmYself were botlnarrested. IN
der bal writ m the penhliy Of SO Geo
= Tor slanderlng Crafts, alleging that we Lad
y charged him with stealing his BODY and
. elothess Ihls CONSUMED The balance OF
Q TINS edy s. lss..a.s.sssssss-s.s 49,
On the Monday following, We were
both again arrested under bail of SO hCo.
EACH Tor damaging zone William crsfts',
IN has business. The excitenaeh. kent In.
: creasing. We. Were then carried 10 the
Sheriff Office BIZ the time i've were
bone, the sidewalks aud streets were crow,
ded with abolitiouists, negroes. &c The
account given of the carriage scene from
Sheriff Office, Is. Is given byT CEron-
Z otype, Daily Mail, Post, AID Journal Of
that city, correct. We then 1ventslo athe,
Hotel at tea. About iea-s:me. we wers
both again arrested FOR slanaer.ng Ellea
s GRATIS and held to bail in SO QUO. w.
The next day I learned that tl,e mos
had collected the nislt before - ,l,s.
Il ohefih othce,-as had supposed, and thar.
IS among other things said and done there,
whl.e lney were on the, lookontf fer me.
s. negro was there on horseback churging
AID wearing That he would be the ftst
faan.to SHOOT Hughes when Ae made is
s appearance On. the same day 4 fWerf fo
: see she MARSHALL, 70 know Il he had cot
8 iatsAeE ihiormation. lie said he had noI.
:. ny attorney then advised me to 90 10
~ New I ork fora lewdays. foF the pornose
= Ct atlayalg che ex citemeht. which, had be-
s come 100 furious 20 admit of any sncsess.s
: prepared % seage that evening, Wlieh
:. becoming public, large crowd collected
$. 9 my hotei Tor the purpose OF insnling
4 -. Z iae5siore-e concluded not 70 g that
S sAsaaings icFs 6 O'Clock next lnelliass
= = Wnen = expected Is leave, flis5 Wtrs
q 0ulla sae mouse again u great nunsbegs,
q with the Rev. Theodore Psrker 81 lbeif
= neaa <aoekiag ior Abundance al uy door.
q : aqnastsed it. Patk He said &c Had
= come to gise Ins.a pc sef alvire. that ii
= eaq come 10 give ne = piece q friendly ads
mat ne had kept the mob offof ne laf
I'VE -, and was afraid h COLL hol d tt
- longer told him that understood
= be was minister 81 ths gospel and q ssas
dyeeass Of mora lafavor 81 peopl brs.
lhg she avs; but was sofrY q Eind mYsea
mistaken. and wanted him to leave, thai
81 was not going "a leave under any such
- throasss and thai was determined tn0t TO
lgn then. lie crow disb thsflly af.
81 lsgwa YARDS. aud after trsasaclin ome b1si>
= ness leltat 9 o'clock. ~ ior New
.l.'I York
RI Alter being d Ne or seyeral DAYS
-, learned thai Bin and b en- had posilIt aiy
LEI los England.
as- There were ass uafIaas leside 6a "a.
Be- SIS nalned1 Issued sins 6s 81 c. bdi.
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