Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-14

-------- -, conveyed him to the suoterrane-
had not ~ % he found mse uo II were, mlracuously
saved from certain doa.n ;ce came The lights were
tal nj. Aid not prevent the assaahs nom oFeaH
again W. ;ndows the school, oy throwing srse stones,
ing all the h poi ON The while Dr. Douglas was
one OF wnG wounds fortunately the military arrived
examining me were dispersed Paoli was the first 10 be
an ana home followed him in coaen WIN .ne hayor o.
e % md NIL the were protected oy sHong patrols
m mining our bodies il was discovered mat poor paoi
IA rsciyrd eight wounds from STICKS one Oh winch 10 SIX
inches long | was found 10 have a WOUND On my heaa
nv a,ons and another my occiput, from The blow OF
club They however, gave me no paln hs Gonveo 70
let them bleed as much possible however, nave SUI
80 nnhi,g and an, ma we'll as on my setting out from
New York. ~; ,r,, ,.,.,, :
But the sensation experienced from s oIua assault re-
cults now contrary what the assalan!s mao expected
There ia M Catholic Canadian but what Goes not dsap
lnene Is nj toae tits 10 be observed that the assault
b,d heen nroanzed consequently premedaled murder;
the ageravang 5dTsn were sssemSIed
and 10 which the men had fastened unarmeo but ~ho
then could have conceived Organized ana eu ~ infamous
scheme7 ,u,Lo, ,o,o,her n, mn, italian
service in New York and shall feel oveIoyea 10 seeing
anew my brethren, after having escaped INC u0a' u my 90
| sassins. N - b.I,ova 80 % \.
your very afee''o'a's fe"u ALEssANDRo GAvAzZE.
! ,oc,ned 10 agree with the New York
Evening Pos, that Father GaVszz'' WIZ "ao
with b life from the violent assaults OF the moo al quebec
40 Mo,,, had par,Iy provoked the treatment ne has re-
ceived by The extreme severity OF denunca'on WHICH nc
iduIoes the class of egoniss whch Is he espe
,l obisc of his criticism His discussions aoe a hey
were were TOO much charged with bitterness and ancoF.
Blu, this fact lhqk Is justification OF Inc ou.aeas ln
iced upon him and his audiences by me moo i"' 'gn's
Of speech and OF assembage are sacred gh's anu ouS "
be protected by the ci, authority against e '
.xf.rone Of The multitude at all hazards Father GaVazzl
and his cnds did not obude themselves upon 'e puo"ei
his meetings were Ike any other meetings. io' '"'''o
discussion no man was obliged TO 60 10 them anu scn
who did mol choose 10 go and the interference Oh oe
an ACT of wantonness and outrage. The Roman CaAocs
had the ess reason for being offended al Tue ec
dom of his dscouces because only te" mon'ns as' Val
R,ownson who lie one of the vehement orators ec'u
ed to large audiences against Protesansm, without 'a'
s,ioh test oes,aton or afrout Thus, encouraging '"e
own speakers 10 serac outsauehs upon the cffeoS u ~
ueighbors they ought to complain they arc
handled with severity in turn. Meantime we are qu''e SURE
thai these ooemical displays in public do very o soo
an either side and much harm. They exche ahip'o'''s
without, removing error and naame preludlces 'a'ncs "a
dfusc truth Could they be conducted WIN temper Sa
moderation and conne themselves 10 The rea' merits q WI
questions they might possibly enghen the puoc l'n0
bur. generally they lug In so many side i0sue' aooDHu
much in partzau and personal appeals mat 1hei
10 breed and knde eelings moro than 10 spfeaa
Iedoc O.. Ia true and good.