Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

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Hon HANDED 0urRAak-7co Anasrieans Shot, one
Supposed NorfaHy-A most disgraceul scene occurred
Sixth Ward polls about 10 o'clock this morning the
particulars OF which, tar could them
the excitement attending the transaction follows
Although the wooden bartcade had been removed from
the window at early hour in the morning, the voting
proceeded quietly until the hour above named when
legal being challenged; words led blows when
notorious Democratic buiv, named Charles Harrigan
drew revolver aud deliberately fired into the crowd
The ba passed through the hshy part oi the hand
the thumb, Of Mr.. VIM Bright inoffensve American
and thence into the abdomen OF Mr. Richard Pryor.
ol the most estlabe members OF the patriotic Ashland
ting most severe aud, IL is supposed, fatal wound Hs
Immediately carried uto the office OF DIR, Edwin s.
Thomas who, with DE- Milton NJ Taylor and several 9th
or medical gentlemen did all IN their power to relieve
him. We looked ia upon the wounded nan about III o.
clock ut which time he appeared TO be IN dying state
aud We regret to say that Il was the opinion oil the medical
gentlemen present that the wound mortal Harrgan
was shortly alter arrested aud committed to await
n'naton. The Rounded man, Mr.. Pryor, we happen To
know personally aud moro nohcnsve gentleman it Is
no our province 10 he acquainted wh-hs only iault IN
the present case being tile TACT that he most Jealous
adheent Of the principles OF the American party de
married man, and Is the father OF several chlldcn.
r. > We are glad TO Learn that Mr. Pryor revived con-
sderaby about noon and was then conveyed 10 his resi-
dence on the ork road Whilst being carried thither
Hitter an Outrage vas committed which for aociy goes
ar beyond any act Of vandalism oil modern times On
going TO his residence and when ia the vicinity OF the
Eighth Ward polls the party al friends carrying the wonn
ed man ruthlrssy attacked with bricks stones and
other missiles by awl-ss democrats VINO rushed upon
them like 80 many manacs, and 1t was with the greatest
difficulty the sufferer carried To the residences o his
aihic'ed vile aud almost orphaned children We further
learn that liargan again at large having already been
released by Justice Morrison in $4,000 bail, Mr. WIN.