The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11
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"AscruRs HsusHxRx OusaAos.--Thc New
Haven Psi1edsSm stat0 that Mr.. Stannsrd,
formerly resident of Fair Haven city. but s~
soa,e ycaN past q resident 10 Nsriolk, Va.
vh1se In tbs latter city, on tho eth inst, voted
iue Fremont No sooner Vas this fact asccr-
tanned than he was beset by mob, and com
PEELED 10 con6Hc himself until Thursday morn.
Ing, when. 6rc occurring, public attention
wss diverted. and no lied Ia disguise 10 vcs-
eel In the harbor, upon which he came home
lie was In danger Of losing his lilo during the
excitement"
Tho above appears In ths New York Hsud
Of "Wednesday, and ID another ~ the innumcr.
able instancs Of tho Alacri,y with which the
Aboltlonists at tho North scia IN every pre-
text for lciAming their Southcrn brctAwn.--
The facts, ~ w have them from the City Ser-
gesnt, Mr.. WIN. 4. Hendrcn. arv IN follows;
When Stannard handed Ia his ticket 10 tho
scrgcant, heat the samc time called out Pre-.
mont and Dayton" The sergeant repeated tho
names and handed the ticket 10 the commission.
crs without remark. Tho vote was challenged
by an outsider, who insisted that Stannard was
not u resident ii the city, Bcing questioned
by the commissioners on that point, he stated
that he had hem Y resident al Norfolk for tho
last nva ycars, carrying on the businus OF .
huckster, and although his family had remain
I'd In Fair Haven, aud hc was Connecticut
man, no always considered Norfolk his place IL
residence. On opening biz ticket, however, In
stead OF the names Of tlflccn electors, II con.
tainsd only the following -
John u. Fremont. Of California, Toe rrcsl'
dent
william ]. Dayton, Of Delaware, for Vicc
i'ressioni'
Tho Commissioner, Of course. could no, rc
ccive Il, but Il was entered on tho back II tho
poll.
Az Stannard had called out tho names Of
Fremont and Dayton Ia an audible voicc when
hc handed in his ticket, the sergeant consider
ately directed police officer To attend him
through the crowd outside, and beyond the
bounas Of the court yari, 10 protect him nom
poS.iblo itsal. or injury hut tho psecsutlca
was altogether unnecessary, ~ no ono manifest.
ei thu slightest inclination 20 molcst him, al.
though Il was evident 10 all that tho man hal
given such u vote IN u spirit Of provocation
and bnyaslo. Az the statement will In sworn
" by tho sergeant II requirui, va would suv.
g,~t 10 tho Editors Il the New York Iirah
and tho New Haven Palladium, whether they
10 NO. owe u " our community. AND 10 the
viEIy .utrar,a through ,h"ir rs,-c t ,n,S,rs
In this matter, 10 transfer Il TO their cola,nns.
Having shown cenclusivcly that thu prefer
eI ,. o. ~, ol''aru or rrem9n' ssd ao.h'ng 'ods
ar 10 sis,e wS.t in our onI.ior NV 49, ,ha az,
cnusa Of Il. The singular circumstance that
hc should have been u rcsidsnt u Norfolk Tor
~ WI, long = uI" ~ nv year carrying on reg.
tim. living IN C"r,sc,,.n, w." nc.,, 'Iy v;,s INV
lAct of bis we'll known abolition proclivitIes,
flashed upon scuc min'lr, that with the buck
sssrlne oas'nss no eo@blned The omcc Of
Sc,a,. .,.,",,m saS siSi. '" ill., o'"ss
irom their ownsr To what extent ,his sar.
mise was entertained and whether Il WINS al.
tended ny any threats against SiAnnard. We
~. ~ "o' neAau o.c tn'ns Wo ao xnow-,na'
ara m. rrc,,.bIl,,v i" r., ha AL =. az ,,.,,
cation Oh his own accusing COINCIDENCE. Bu,
inatead Of flying for shelter and conccal,nent
o. On oos.d o. vessel, We a's cr'loly inIorin'..
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