The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-28
Our Philadelphia Core spondence.
PHILADELPHIA, October "a, 1851.
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horrible case of stabbing occurred last night
IN Moyamensing, in which Henry McGarry was
killed in an ARRAY with James McFadden and Ro-
bert Lowden. The parties were all attached to
the Washington Engine Company, but during
the fires on Saturday night had quarrelled it is
said, about female of the ir acquaintance, and on
Sunday morning fight took place between them
nj the engine house, when Lowden struck McCarry
on the with a slung shot, nearly disabling him
McGsrry brutaIly gashed about the face,
there being not less than nine separate wounds
A blow with a three cornered dirk knife in
the back Of the neck the fatal wound;
the knife penetrated the vertebra of the spinal
column. He died almost imme diatey, and was
corpse before he could be carried into neigh Dor
In g spothecary store. The Coroner summoned an
inquest and In consequence OF evidence elected, had
NeFadden arrested as well as all others who were
standing by az the time Of the fight Lswden, one
Of the principals, is still at large. and is supposed
to have left the city. McFadeen's clothes we're
stained with blood when be was arrested
In addition to the runored appointments in the
perspective mentioned yesterday, the following
talked about on the Chestnut street stumping
ground, to day:-E. A Pennim IN, Secretary OF the
Con monwealth; Patrick w. Conroy, Whiskey In
spectOr; DR. J. I. p. Stokes, Port Physician; Judge
Camp bell, Attorney General; William Rice, Of
spring Garden, Harbor Master; Hugh Barr, Mas
y
at the special recon ndation Of Theo philus Der
ringer. The Flour Inspector and Tobacco lnspec
tor rot yet disposed Of but the above are said
TO be certain, by those who pretend to know.
The Law Asp oApER MErrrSe AT srRAcusE-The
following the preamble and resolutions OF the Law
ard order meeting at Syracuse on the 25th inst
Whereas. rigid Observance Of the Constitution ans
the Laws and prompt and vigorous repression Of al
stttmpe at Their violation have ever been Justly re
gsfded essential TO the maintenance Of civil liberty
and whereas, on the lst October inst & law Of tn
United States enacted in strict conformity with a
urtnent OF the const tuition and subsequently, airme
by the proper judicial tribunals, dsberasey VIC
lated by mob assembled for that purpose in this cit
the ocers the United States government assaulted
aud MANNED. and their prisoner rescued by violene
from their custody whereby the power Of the fedora
governuent was set az defiance the sanc.ty Of cour
III ustice invaded by armed rioters and the peace and
order CT the city temporarily subvertst- here
foies be 1t ressl.ed that We citizens Of syracuse
and the county of Onondsga deeply regret the com
mission Of the aforesaid outTsge upon the law. and
would express cur unqualified adherence Of ths in
Resolved That while We unrsservedly condemn the
conduct q those who actually participated in the riot
81 the LIST October we repel the accusation that any
large number Of the citizens Of 0nondaa engaged
IN that disgraceful affair.
Received That will .teadfasy adhere TO the obi.
cations tupofei upon all the citizens Of the Utited
states Of America by their adoption Of The constitution
ths. will yield Obedience 70 all laws constu onaly
tnaeed- and faithfully abide by the decisions Of all
legally constituted judicial tribunals.
Resolved. That we regard With extreme adherence
the courstls CT these misguided infatuated and
persons who have repeatedly wit hin the pAs year in
their oonvocatons in this city and elsewhere in this
on Of the State promulgated the most rebeious and
REASONABLE doctrines blasphsmous In many cases,
both In language aud srntiment-in their tendency,
promotive Of hostility 70 the constitution and the laws
subversve OF the Union ard destructive Of the glorious
heritage Of free government which fathers b..
queathsd "a they hoped 70 The American people for
possession forever and ever
Resolved That the recent resistance 10 the lar this
city - the natural consequences Of the teachings Of these
preachers Of ssditon that they should therefore be held
morally responsible a. accessories before the act and
consequence Of such participation morally guilty Of
violation Of the Law, and such deserving Of the
Eefe reprobstion Of all good