The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

Tbat laws no enacted which independent Of health
con m.rcia intercourse viii check the arAi
rsm pockets those OF Eastern capitalists and sps
cuiators and protest sgainst mskhg VA. SA,e slhsr
divided political financial dependency OF New York o
Louisiana. 49,
tenon passage of laws for the support and maints
nnnce Of only that system Of schools for tn
education of our chioren which shall BE- wholly ancon
troiied by 1fu.pce
We ak that INN diae steps be taken to
psn the Mastering OF IN completion Of coast de
fences their present eond ion leaving seaports
with If the wok liable to be insrrupte,
any time. We insist upon the establishment amongs
Of United States arsenal OF sufficient resources, il
variety and quantity, 70 arm and equip all our citizens
for any emergency which varying foreign rea
tons may at any time create. We demand that thu
general government snal to tax this people for
purposes beyond those of 81 States
We believe that the general COVE nmsnt has the power
tn lend her aid in the building OF works OF inenal i'm
provement, which in the event Of war, would become
M'sy Important to the proper defence OF our people
cr OF our reprsser tstives in Congress- to exedt. its
We pledge ourselves the support of every measure
which has for object the facilitating means Of the
transit to and from State.
While advocate either the repeal great modiaca
ton Of naturalization laws, demand that all who
have will comply with terms be allowed the privi
lePes guaranteed to them.
We believe in the doctrine Of eAmericans ruling Amer
Sca and that he boon held out foreigners secur
ca 70 our nataraiized citizens ey our constitution and
laws proec ion in the enjoyment Of life, liberty and
the pursuit OF happiness We be ieve that all white
tive born citizens Ct good moral character who acknow
lecge no allegiance superior equal TO their allegiance
to The constitution and laws OF the United States
common brotherhood. and sni led 10 the privileges
without reference to sect religion and wing
out of ali sectional aga ion upon the subject
Southern rights distinguished fl rom the Northern we
demand u ut Congressional DELEGATE shall vote
'nayo upon every proposition, coming from whatever
quarter 1t may to continue or renew it.
Murder of Gen. Richsrtison.
lFron the Son Francisco Aria, Nov. 10
Cen. William II. Richardson United Ssates Marshal for
The orbern district Of California, basey assass
mated in the streets Of This city the evening Of the
,a,h inst BY desperado na"ed Charles Cora. Except
eng . uiting cificuity In bar the previous
Evening 20 ifng that gave rise to apprehension
that anything serious would grow out o. it there was
manner Of msundes tsnciog between Rich ardson and
Cora cd the Difficult alluded was quie..d and
seit cd to the nutual satisfaction of the parties con.
which took pace at the Blue Wiog on Montg omery
st eet, Cora ana General Richardson walked down CLAW
street ttgehe They stop ed the COZ ner of Ieides-
eorH street. where they observed by least two
Witnesses and where Cora placed pistol Gen Rich.
sidsons breast and shot him through, the ball entering
Gen. nicba fol cad upon the Sidewalk sea ces
breathing after the fatal shot The excite neut waich
arose when these facts became known wide spread
md intepse The Monumental bell WIS tapped and
f'any o tie number u the old Vigilance Com nj tee
falh,d 10 its ca l. Although there wa some ak of
ynching yet Wiser ecupses prevailed and il was
eo1ed hat the murderer saIe Ia the custody the
officers OF tie law, Fifty selected from the
vigilance Committee 10 guard the county jail,
fora II now confined. Cen Richie rdson was SO ars of
age ne bad been Qusrternaster General of sbe Cafor
Ia mint wa member 81 the Democratic Nations
Cepveniin in 1852; and since Marcia 1853 has been
u sashii for the Nor hern District Of California. He
was aiihul and efficient officer, GENT manly in his
pertinent go citizen and warm friend He leav.s q
y une wife who, in her delicate situa N is brought t.
she point OF death by this sudden and melancholy be-
rsavement.
THE FUNERAL.
The member OF Mount Morah, No. Al, f. and A. Ma
Sons, WIN asge numbr OF best and most distil-
saishea citizens assemsd erday pay last sad
teieu'e Of respect and affection tue memory their
IN md ht,tl IL:
United states Marshal
The btcy, which had been placed in a metallic burial
eafe, was moved om the United States Discict
room NJ half past eleven O'clock and II delivered into
tn CUSTODY Of Mount Mntsb Lodge, at Ca vary Church.
where numerous congrt ghI eat portion httes-
were waiting to witness TIE religious services Of the oc-
eafion. The body having beeu placed in font of the
pulpit the Masons assumed standing positions in tho
front ews the pail bearers taxing places also standing
70 their rgh AID left, The body OF the house behind
we assons Was occupied manly BY federal ard State OH
GIs hsrnsers Of the tr apd others Lille in the sides
and galleries were ladies ara citizens generally Toe
Rev DR. Scott pr ormed the services nencing with
the delivery Of asery impressive Grafton whic1 liz
tened TO, every word, with the deepest attention The
prayer ives finished, snd, led by The good pastor the
rsn bearers proceeded slowly with the body down the
aisle and out me hearse winch stood a. the door
ready to receive H..
The lire thee formed tie Mascns A. the head fol-
lowed by the heas drawn by two black horses covered
John .s0s sonr"e mn H sa 1ss rE bes ohn
Addison A A. selover John Nugent A. J 9, vic, J. 9.
white RECALLS, trimmed with back aoi wearing besides
the usual insignia II Mourning Tnen followed fages
with the relatives and I'M innate friends Of the deca ed,
eAd aiferward different federal and State officers ia
toe en- and citizens generally The sad then
roved away and proceeded along Montgomery street TO
Washington thence TO stock on along Stockton 10
Pacific. Here the Masonic fraternity others foot
took omnbuses all then ooA tne way TO Lone Moan
Gin cemetery. Arriving there the body taken to
the receiving tomb Mount Hope avenue, where the
usual solemn and beautiful burial ceremonies OF the Ma
senic Order performed by the Worshpul Master Of
Scott pronounced the benedction aud the mortal
mains Of Gen W. u. Richardson passed within the
por,als Of the grsvehe rest ng place where but
an hour before had been deposited the body Of the
rr,v tunate Archibald McIsea Of the u S. schooner
Lying.
Assassination or ME-. Isaac b. Wall and T. >.
Williamson.
Isaac b. Wall Colector of the port of Monterey aad
f. s. williamson officer Of the county Of Monterey,
we're murdered on the 10th Of November The frst re-
ports received here BY express and elegra IN, and
produced an intense throughout this commit
nifty Messrs. Wall and Williamson tho road
from Monterey Lois OBI po, and assAsnaed
when about twenty-five miles from the former place
They both shot through the head from behnd-th
wo1nds being apparently mace 10y rifles. Wall bad up
wards Of 81 ,00o tel upon his persen and Wl'aai-
$50, also in belt. None IL this money taken
from which inference is that revenge thc
motive Of the sassina ion 1t may be- however that tn
nurderers intended robbie but alarmed before they
accom- hshed their object to this hypohes there
sme eyieelce to wiz that Wallis SADDLE bags we're open
ed and his papers srewn about his pistol was stolen,
also q z, which ak eu feom his rgec Mr.
Wall n Der Of the Legislature la 1852 1868,