Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-14

GERS inn unes, TED by sulu" us the editor OF the
Enquirer drlnnnats III: partic,nnts IN me .L M, ~,
Friday night Nh H. read The editorial nolicc ana 'e can
OF meeting from the Times OF FRIDAY. W.. W. -
continued: Alter seeing an nnamlnatory nnlet e . ,|
the papers Of the day is it strange ,aa o II
voice was raised 10 restrain The rioers That no effort
The part Of the public authorities to prevsn, Liz; f
nade7 That the Mayor, who has lnc WIZ one eyr, 10
of the civ under his control should not maj oe e'
arrest the offenders? He had heard, on ue ,a,
the Attorney for the Commonwealth insead ~, ;ns,
restrain Them made speech hsy Ihot he did not
the ,jot.rs Mr. NJ. concluded by saying 10 We; d, i, h
moan 10 be deferred from the discharge OF ms GUY w .e
cry tha il was Western measure, or wing y
m Wan boned that the Senate would indulge MN or
shs,, lime. although he did not expect TO DC III uu ~
the remarks he contemplated SUBMITTING
Mr. WARD proceeded deliver written argument, III
which The proprcty Of the Communication OF INC
death by Governor JoAssOS vas fully ana ehufeY usu
| Mr. WARp hud gone on for some llmc, wheh ..,,
Mr. SuEFrEy appealed his friend from Losani "at VIC
opening of such discussion would put Us 10 i friend
rnJdcr or commas personal and puicai enu,
he took the liberty of appealing to him. IN the ohe olu.'
nhou.h The discussion conducted with great WARMTH
the veil was not raised and gentleman hn yer SoAe VI
thc motives of The Governor or oil ms cohnhe'
Mr. MASON likewise appealed TO his friend rom Logan not
| 10 pu sue that theme ;,, HI nd
merely intended ID express his Opniun-lsuateu y NC,
hui nevertheless his opinion. Al tho same Gie u
min in the cy arans some the officers and ctzens winch
had hrcn made by gentlemen While 1t was true mat some
If The language used ndecorous yet there was NJ
noise made Mr.. w. there and he 81" s;.e " .,e
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E;rrr vns 1c, The editor Of the Examiner was there's
the aluyur of the cy lherr and when u IS ash why
were not the rioters resisted the answer s u , 80;
nre "a have been eectuaI must have been overwhelming
a. Nd H cbnprd hat The Mayor although on the ground
did nothing The Mayor did interfere. TIC var. "AnoI
saw him he grouped the ctowa ~ ne @ ore- cram
eit The ground TO his knowledge, the last group was mus
persuadGd TO off by the Mayor II me G'thens ha
so wrong il was in appealing TO the boys ana the aonie
r, c6,nnosed of men VINO unable 10 form cor
rect opinion Of the conduct public nifcer re Ms o VI
awaiting investigation ociole cohs'ue'i"s w
m s ,s onnosed TO the removal of the capital
and thought that gentlemen should be Wiling 10 a"ni NV.
investigations The report of the committee WIN suo% M
The ci,zcns If Richmond loud In heE
Of The conduct Of the rioters as the members Oh e
lure had heen. ;, iii. time anv OF
b urs,ins involved in hi. MIR. NJ here repeated
the statement made by Mr. BRAST"S. ,,, which be had
Air BRAxros arose correct an error nlo WHICH NC S
% isis had not been circulated for The purpose o. Cd,
lining SIGNATURES The remark OF the gentleman leetreo
TO was that lsl had been made out oy soe o"0 u
,mhn were favorable o n removal :,
VII" No WEI M"ro,Tu continued He authorized BY the
Commonwruls Attorney of the city OF Richmond 10 say
rhu he had cncavorcd in every way he couu 70 suppress
,ha not AT the request Of gentleman OF the city he had
addressed The crowd and denounced as a~ess assem-
bage And Mr. NJ said he had no 10 aou0' ms e''oS nao
oesT Cnw.s sod that there had been such paper
circulated in relation removal Ct the capital II snch
hing been done he would certainly nave heard OF H.
Mr. THOMAS thought that HIS friend from Richmond coun-
" r BaAxroS) had stated 100 broadly the remark Of the
gentleman referred He THOMAS Old not understand
hn INV had been circulated for the purpose oil OBJ
,aniou sju natures IL probable that st hau ocen
made of whom il was thought would voe io reno
ynl but he did not understand that any pledge had been
made the subject
in the world He knew every man. woman and child In ms
County and there not a bad man IN ms county. nc
t,rr something of human nature and he did not know
bad man in the world. He never hnd known DAD man.
He had not heard anything Of this mob until Saturday morn
inc Although in The immediate neishborhood he slept
| all he
mai there had been mob he terrified Coming IRON,
the mountains of Virginia and hearing great deai VI Inc
disorders of city, you may Judge how was amazed "hen
heard there had been riot have mel win great many o
The citizens of place. and there as much perfection IN
this city any city in The world he had been IN CITY
when there was mob and every body knew it. But here,
although he close the he knew nothing about
it, He would vote for portion OF the resolutions rom
The House. for he believed he was sale here ne oeeVeo e
eoisla SAFE and he believed the Governor was safe
But he desired here publicly that he wanted 10 move me
and he did for reasons OF great State policy Inc uea
rad gaining ground for years and IN Ten years more
il will be removed. Look at New fork-lo0k tNcw or-
leans-you do the capital in great commercial me
trspos Every body remembers the excitement in Lous
an. ,hcr The sea, of government removed from New
Orleans up the Baton Rouge The move was rcn-
dercd necessary because the agricultural interests could not
be protected in great commercial CITY, ne shouu ac IN
GOOD faith and ut proper time give his reasons But he
could not rnavc the capital because there was Danger o
nm.c or 10 others He called upon gentlemen TO Know IL
there was another who would vote Tor fernoVa OF lhe
CAPT for considerations Of State policy lie could Justi
~ himself before his constituents the MOB was composed
ri hundred Il thousand or boys eltHcT
CrEeH) vas good Democrat as any man here wig
though ne was. He would endorse every recommenda'
ton contained in the message OF Inc Ud 9Th,
for him too! He appealed his Democratic friends TO
come on that platform This messnge to 10 sure dn NOT
contain as much OF that Oriental reasoning as dd those OF
some OF his But he endorsed every word Of
IT, and was willing vote 10 tax his constituents 10
rrv nut every Recommendation made by the Governor.
He did no, want 10 back though and would not vote
for the resolution about the removal oil he cap'a as
Senator from Rockingham (Mr DEsEALE SAID Inc oiher
| npnI rpaiGf al
the last extremy If the slave trad: was abolished In the
District of Columbia The slave trnde in the District had
h,en abolished and Virginia had mt resisted yet Bull sad
Mr. g. will tor one law I" have retrospective action:
and that is punish every man who uses the term uoo-
| ZIONIST"
verv fortunate in hs happy Of mind, calm and placid
which he knew that gentleman possessed IN
an cmiccr degree and which he supposed enabled MN 10
sn soundv and swecy in the midst Of the noise and
element on Friday night. believe the gentleman boards
nj the powhatan House, the Governors House. ana
sl ns7rcr the CITY Hall board much higher up on me
same street vet very distinctly heard the vocfeous out
burst from that meeting well as from the Capitol Square,
and ladies all around me were thrown into the utmost con-
snalon when they heard the hdeons ycs OF Inc mob and
were told that they had tho Governors House 10
take him out and do him violence "
Mr. NJ ARTlS here read an extract from inc NepuoicSh oi
Saturday. as follows:
| mTuE lxDresA7loS MEETlSo.-GnEAT EXCITEMENT J.
LANCE GArHERIsG i-Nsver, since our residence in this
ry have we seen the feelings Of the people so thoroughly
aroused as they The meeting held at the City Hail.
last night Ony days notice Of the call had been given
had Spread electricity !Inout me
yatinus rnmcatione of the city, and all sections
end vocalons Of people, had poured out their hundreds
to express their great Indignation at the coarse pursued BY
Gov Johnson in committing the sentence OF the negro
slave Jordan Hatcher who condemned to be hung for
the murder of William 7. Jackson
"By quarter past Suclock the Hall was literal lily pack
ed and uneasy anxiety manifested tsc throughout the
audience 10 proceed 10 business
And they did proceed 10 business!
From This notice. by OF your city papers, appears that
such an pouring Of all classes OF the citizens Of hi: city
has never witnessed and surely such dsgracafu
ceednps never were here witnessed that
OCCASION Yet the gentleman from Greenbrcr located in
i,s midst knew nothing Of it ill he heard il in this capitol on
Saturday morning and The gentleman from Logan, ir.
WARD) who on the ground, saw nothing :ery vio-
lent in the proccedngs;-tuc thcro was improper
Language used in loud tone. Now if the epithe,s
of aboi.ionis associate Of negroes, &c. with threats of
tang and fcaihering, riding rail- &c, together with
throwing pebbes a2ainst Inc windows, ringing the door
bell even breaking the we threatening 10 break down
the door order &c, "Od joe" 10 take him out, and
10 raze tho building the gound-now Mr. President if
such conduct characterized 10 tho mild OF the
from Logan the honor Of the State is thus To be
nsued In the person of her Chief Magistrates this is 10
be passed lightly over what may not look for in future?
If This thing DO done in ",he green tree what shall be