Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-21
bred persons "a the committee.

ed said committee, after which tho meeting od-
iournnd, with three gronns for Snrlbaker, 10
meet at the Fifth street Market House on Sun.
day morning, Ut 8 o'clock, TO hear the Rev. Mr..
kirkland finish the speech in which he was Inc :
torupted by the Mayor on Sunday last.
The Commute of One Hundred john WhCt.
stone, Asbury Harris, Elias Day, Storer, Hem
ry Lewis, Marine RuiIner, J. f. Keys, j. Tiee,
Il. ID. Handy, g. c. Miller, II. Tesh, Geo. Tas
gurt, S. Clark, VIM. Stevenson, a. Gitiin, a.
Burk, Miles Greenwood, ]. S. Wcthcrbee, A.
w. Armstrong, ThOs, Spocner, 5. b. w. Nc.
Lean, DR.. ]. A. Warder, d. BUlles, Charles II.
Sargent. james Goodloe, John ii. Empscn,
Henry Z. Spencer, Charles Thomas, james
Bradford Jacob Ernst, Henry Speer, Nathaniel
Wright, John Cordemun, Samuel B. Neill, Hem
~ Crane, d. F. Lawson, Isaac g. WinanS, DR..
'C. Woodward, T. Sherlock Geo, L. Thomas,
Nixon, H. G. GrosvCner, Geo. F. Sieed-
man, Peter Nell, w. Il. LOCKER, NJ d. w.
LOOMS, and G.. Crawford, SAM Beeby, Jos.
r. Myers, G. S. BurdSdnl, r. Crawford, r.
Getty, II. Pcaehy, John Paddock, Il. Clark. II.
KeSier, s. Gloon, Jr., VIM. Wiswell, Solon
Palmer, Vim. Wood, Jacob Traber, VIM. Z.
White, MarSton Allen, VIM. McCammon, II.
W. Burdsdul, J. w. Owens, N. Prentice, Geo.
Long, VIM. DenniSon, J. s. DAWSON, T.. Hills,
james Scmplc, Fenton Lawson, ID. K. Cady, f.
G.. Darling, Peter Smith, II. A. Bross, James
Mathews, Daniel Horne, Fuch Way, J. d. Leh-
mcr, A. l.. Ross, VIM. Z. Dlvis, Jacob Stevens,
c. W. Thomas, Clifford &. Wayne, NJ. Ezekiel,
David Dser, Geo. a. Peter, N. NJ. Florer, F.
R. Hllger, l.. S. Davis, Jr. John Waggoner,
Chorcs Sonntag, Pollock Wilson, Capt J. c.
Culbcrlson.
This Committee will meet Tomorrow (Fri-
day) night in the lecture room OF tho Mechan.
les Institute, TO organize for an official call up
on the Chief Magistrate Of the city, and request
him to resign.
Never before in the history Of Cincinnati
was there ever such universal feeling Of in.
dgnalinn towards tho course Of any man as IA
nnw felt towards Mr. Snelbaktr. We Doubt
whether the city was ever excited upon any
question, not even excepting the dark age Of
MODS; sud the only influence which now ope'
rates against a popular outbreak, is that tho
better Judgment OF the people is fully exercised.
! Ii is we'll kRuwn that the Catholic Hierarchy
are thlrSting for physical attack, for they sup.
pose thereby to create sympathy in their bo.
half under The plea Of persecution; and it is
thought by many that the recent course of tho
Ronsh leaders has been with view 20 inci,c
ia violence. The course OF the mayor is Looked
foreign influence, and il this is the case, he ne.
YER can receive sufficient reward for this base
disposal Of his body and soul. Already he be.
gina 10 crawiish, rs will be seen by the follow
ing note published in the G ,zette Of this morn.
! ing, which bears the impress Of u nervous hand,
and fear Of tho whirlwnd OF public opinion
which he has created
McsSrS. EIiorS;--ln reference 10 the man
kirkland, 1t is my purpose not to interfere with
him further, except 10 project him as would
any ether citizen, unless directed by Council TO
pursue some other course.
DAWN 7. SarLLRAxra.
! We learn also that the Mayor sent into tho
City Council, during its session hast night, n
lengthy communication aludng to his conduct
IN regard TO Mr. kirkland, giving tho reasons
that prompted him to his course, and STATING.
that unless tho Board saw iit TO give him explieit
instructions relative TO il, ho should not in tn.
lure, take any action in regard 10 the preaching
Of Mr.. X. in the streets.
Though the members were generally aware
that the communication had been sent in, thew
did not suffer il to come up, and finally nd.
ljourncd until Monday evening, without taking
any action relative IL,
Nancy vsrSus JusrICr- The Governor %
Pennsylvania has pardoned Margaret MeCor-
mick, The woman who threw quantity OF oil of
yllriol into the face of young man, numed
John Mccain, destroying his eyes, and causing
him the most horrible suffering, so that his reason
gave way. His agonies, long protracled, al last
ended in death. For this hellish deed tho wo.
man was tried, convicted and sentenced, for
what term We forget, to the penitentiary, She
kNy he -