The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-19
TIT F. UNION.

street, where he gave ~
The with sh.ds.eA ssssps sss .sa
bridge bridge The whole affair did not ~
received the following sndayit made By Rsy
occurred, do deem !, ,uao
detail as to the rescue, Sc
CoaaoswEALrn or MAssAonus xrrs,
Patrick sy Of SosSs IN IN. inc sa sSsa s S...
for Susn ~, year. past e. NE pnIsp. deputy ~ '"'''
That on Saturday morning. February a lso about a~sag as
sae Sss wa one Of dc Gnsd sss. deputy
nionsd me thai there was negro man an assa
house The court house and dessd know rh.ss M
S should a d p IN n aIs o n nSsd S
and that would the ONCE immediately .si came asss
O'Clock Warren who informed thai sss ne
Inc warrant was handed on The night previous.
formed, though notice Of had been gwen 70 any oeeapaas
the %afsnas deputies or assistants Sas Mr. Warren
sn was !" po", oS. The negro and who had no,
Agreed n. remained in hs sGs giving .aa a s ~
OF Mr. sawn that him after 10 O'Clock and be informed ns
ui.cmp, ,h. should
Who was q sont im or" a, he ie or that ar
pose and ten before returned and said nal inc
readiness IN that aeignborhood tina, wen. win MI
house and there found all nine number stationed IN
a SSu as @ Re. sn ~so s o %
legged fugitive informed that had arved thai Mr.
house. suspicion
subsequently alleged
Sa1 Va out why
the coffee and in the between the and
an arm and walked him Out Of the back passage way through
building The coffee and the beside the court
Immediately he entering court house. wen,
win S a %ss II %
told him wa, Ind been Soss aad stated nacs as wn s
and about the
suffolk held that Mr. Turkey
Ssd una, eosdd m The Of
nee where found Hon Biselow Of the city, and
Mr. Tukeyto which the said "Mr Riley am
O'clock
the and sa SunS nd de !, s
closed and admitted by the usual inside entrance that
and Came for ali the
re- @ inv ws'
who was named shadraek' In the warrant Of the character
said ,hai did, friends had counsel
negroes whito. tina. the counsel for the ps-
g . and psnaa a CO s tho
deputy. marshal " TO the a. ,bou, two
take yard might be used place Of
s ss mot By a % Of e
proceeded and the reading certain
grant as ay' a" Ta:d.
sionei Il he might not remain the
and famine with him the presented to which the commits
fifteen officers lbeins all the reliable
paper reporters Mr. Warren which about
half returned from the and informed me tina. he
quest officers could ask such Of
force intending
non that ,a S @ % h ana tn
the court house that went to Of The messengers who had
closed possible which not for
m a 81 ea s ons M % M CIV
marshal wanted he
which city marshal replied hs 6u, would
eoan.r had len except Mr. Charlie. reporter
opened the without who had filled the passage
,1a s s Struggle The
S S.sy ana % e'ss . e %. nnd%s
the mayors Office and informed that he
,srs wa. %oS n and about The
city mahai ONCE found him private room,
the trouble The sG % os y, s men me ne
his which he said that Mr. Warren could not assist him
That meanwhue die struggle a! The door continued for some
door wide open rushed in IN great numbers all the
officers surrounded the negro and he was forced by them through
through to the section where most OF
aL b., have no, succeeded in finding present abode
% a u a % a s s n. "O%ss @ stated s
Of this deposition neither the mayor nor The el marshal ma. a
attempting the mob in keeping the peace and
that IN opinion was the pedeeImned purpose 81 both no, 70
house city marshal when requested by Henry Hals
4
Of father United
had orders NEEDLE the
informed by the said hae and that the city mar
sha sa saswe, Watson Freeman ESQ., who asked him
why he did dispense the mob am IN
formed by the said Freeman.
That Charles Devens IT, esq., United States marshal for
district at The tine Of The arrest returning washington
gone imperative Official business that
marshal his deputy author
authority his aid the Of the State
" United
u, s. Deputy Marshal, Massachusetts District
Commonwealth Suffolk county February II,
sjon personally appeared above named Patrick Riley and
facts stated TO be within his
him subscribed and that he be-
mnde TO him by Others
After preparing The foregoing article for The press, we
were favored last night (eght o'clock with extra from
the Office OF the Republic containing the following impor
Proclamation from the President OF the United States.
So far this document goes, hail It with pleasure;
but il must be 70 How ed up by acts corresponding with
the object which calls forth this Proclamation The
olers mus be arrested the militia should be called for
from the executive OF Massachusetts, 10 assist in
ting the law and arresng the offenders Troops Of the
United States should II necessary, be sent 10 Boston 10
assist in the execution OF the law. II The slave his
abettors should be arrested, who will insure their safe
keeping with the ss OF Massachusetts, shut agans, the
United Sa,es) excep, by The aid OF military foces We
respectfully suggest that the present, marshal and his
deputies should be superseded by energetic officers
he Ia Ia In he