The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02

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% Thursday, ip Boston. man by the
name q Apihouy Bun-, wns arrested IS a
fugitive. Tho tpal was cosnmrnced. bot
adloafueJ id' hoaasy or thl. week. On
fnday evening Faneuil Hall was dlled 10
- u''nesi capacity by mainiuds 81 poo
pc excited By iAe arosL Wendaii Phillips
apd Theodore pArF " were ID. chief speak.
era LrcHuang TIA, eoaid be- said by those
popular harAnguers, was uttered 10 order 10
10 excite tho ssdd,ned rfssd. Parker
moved 20 adjourn the meeting TO the yieiu.
~ u ibe Cour lIause where the fugitive
vas confined. He would ADJOURN tll the
neat day, bat sie crovd ss,d 40, and away
thry sea, 20 the Court ncase. \ mob
Of several thousand collected, and an as
saoli ~ss uado on The doom and windows
Of the Cout Hoose. Thara were armed
H'cn 'nsldc aud one Of de police a Young
man named James Bachcldni. was stabbed
by some one o. the mob, and almost "a.
stantly died. lie was buried on Sunday.
The Court House was gusrdod, inside
aud out all the while, by military aud po-
lice. Gfrai crowds Of people collected
from the city aud ncighbonng villages. and
showed an intense cKciiomtat. Saturday
night, CAPS. Suttle, the CLAIMANT Of Burns.
agreed 70 take l.20O for iss property"
II was raised very soon bit the man relus-
ed 10 sell him - any price.
% Monday the "traF proceeded amid
confusion. military and one mob occupy.
ny the coori p,om the erirancos and the
street Banners, haad-blls, and stree,
proachins added excitement to the occa-
.ian
Mr. Everett writes 10 Washington that
There Is an intense excitement created a,
Boston which be docs not approve Of, and
which lac cannot resIst lie says the
strongest friends Of the Compromise Of
lsS0 are no~ The enPosen Of the rendition
Of Barns.
President Picue photographed to the Mar.
shall al Boston thsi his conduct VAS ap.
proved, aBj that the laws must be eAocut.
I'd.
---oH INcsday the trial was resumed
and several witnesses testified positively
TO baslng seen Burns IN Boston ON the la
Of Manch, "hi!e he Is alleged 10 have 90.
capped On the 20'h. II this Is proved, the
man will 20 free.
Again We AK who q responsible for the
riei0us and ,umultuaus scenes lately en-.
seled Ia Boston, Who l. responsible for
The excitement, lawiossncss, aud MURDER
We say. noi The slave Bufaa. ami not the
people ~ho hate siavo-oaichiug. Bat II Is
they ~hohsgc iasulied the people and goad-
ed them To madness by violating faith und
breaking do~n eompacu. Thoy, also, are
responsible who encourage tho mob 10 ae,s
81 laslcssness ond violence Who are the
nonf FEANkLs ptEArr. TmroboRr
fakAIh, SrrrHIN 4. noraLAs. and
WrNbELl PmLLirs.