Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-19
For tie Enquirer
,,w,KNED. FOREARMED.'

sr.sh " KIN " ts--..n
hEn. -. taken from the baltimore
Inc o shows Il state of things 10 east !" .uuIS
; ;n" Astounding in their character ~ ." md mn.
.A - -, ,rulsn feelings Ui the hc'ies' ~ .n,,,
to" "" il, the mind of every slnve'"idrr li''o's"
Pt ~, .Ls Union. That Maryland is urSonnh upon" NV
-" -. Question. save in II lew OF her Southern :"
,i.. this recent exhibition, III c"hnectloH ~ nc
indications, furnishes abundant proof: bls'uS.hhi.,l
wc were of this State, on account W u' y.re
no.;,ion and the devplopemcnis OF !Gtr years. W. We IS
..r.olv nrenarcd for any such outbreak a7 'i".
nt;nb o.. hive an account brlow. "Coiiiii. e''r
r,st their shadows before" ana inns H. Pe',"g",
aupht We know, but the prelude oil tha' SlE"a nor.
which, ere long, may be acted ont III o.nel 'm nan he
I,.:n, Nh free. suilisin. Can any Southern man "a
,Ts nnr,v sy,npatbics what they may, atter " I"o 49,.
,isuossi1ustr uerusal OF the following articIe' mr" him
~ - p ,hs course which patriotism and duty w"rn nn ~
=, rnrsur7 Whatever may have oeei "1 80 ha.
.e. Air. Fillmore elected, can he longer uanJ;Jste.
,wsru MIR. Buchanau, the only nation" ""a.,;nn.
uhoso sourduess upon Southern rights Is un4uS hn,b
Ola and Mr. Fillmore, who is destitute " a,o IN
strength and nationality VIII ne sn"a c,n anvil
RI, fact, that every vote given to fIli'h".', r,han tbe
him nothing, and must, TO that extern. Ary his
ca'Iulaa'e u. Nv nonM.y,nps stronger than MS love
for RI. South and desire to see tins e!"rioaa ioL. ii,I,l
ns,na,ed? How long will he bo" down" ua, I5eu fol.
"lf the Lord be God, follow him; o'
low him": prp1-RJJC-
SERIOUS NEGRO RI0T-bLATIim iE "ppARTIES.
n VI SothH Cat IN
H H., ,ho BALTIMORE American, o'Pt: w. ou
frucss nrrurrri on Monday a''elno'Iui :.
the Philadelphia road, about n"n we're considerably
ring Run, i'll which two whl'e mm" of negroes, mostly
;n;nrsd. IL appea,s that Il part? '" -" IN Hark
- L.u,, pIint weut ON u picnic eAc"iS'"" :" "ud
p pGn- vi, ,yhrr, they spent the Jay III hna'ny' , -
late in the afternoon stnrto" w " ,,,,, nf Them. md
az. =" IT,, rr,r. several omnibus ioans " "en' "n'
cry. lhe'e g ,n, ,l,rp where the dIilcuify &C.
"leh ."ey ~, ,r,s said 10 them by w" ir'shhe"'
y. ,r,,I,.r uf Them got uut o. ."o
nnJ hey.u an assault. Scrcral ''..In"' ,,b.r
Int vent 10 the assistance "l ,He WV ~.
IN. whole of them were a'tarkt" y -, D,n;ei Snpo,
r.. 10 a public hnusp near by KEPT ny nan n.Ihlibb
-" u,j,;rh ,.y.rai of tho white men e'hs'sc"' ".I w..
,r.s st,arke ed, and Mr.. Snpp was ss:eietS De" 81 y; ,h,
,b.m. For a time they took eii'i!c Poss'a,n a..,,,d
road, aud deserving y p"itica! .I'tJ ,,nva ,brrr
ly the Democrats of that vlcihMy, 'leS s" :" r.
- as Gar Er,mrnt, aud immediately auelpP't" ~
mi ,b. mol. and hng down. The driver % ~ -, ~
r,nniLuss- who did not leave HIS Imnck.d
.,r,rk in the forehead by IL s'ohe' ~ ans.Iv.s
from hi. scat. The whole pnr'J nn,r.Iv ,r, a
,v;,L stnn,s and drove the while men ,m,
va" 81. S.nn ~. .ouu ~ the difficulty peSu"' E"ts
:, - , bnrs. and came To the GUY ior ~. ~ Cn,t
procuring Police assistance anu u q 'n"it - ""nr,hu,en
Sna,klin, officer Gcrm"n, Il hu'h"cr 'rh.y
All r;t;z.us started fUr the sceiie ni ac''""' my
,n.t ,h. u.rru.s on Loudeislagcrs HIll, Ill" suS'o'u,
ad in orrestiup seventeen Of them, VINO were II ~
tL- url;ce station aud locked up loI III" 'hSn' inI
driver injured was taken 10 hs reSi"e"'o 'i ~ ;'".i
street, near Bank, where he received p'"Pel ~
r,isndaucr. This morning a crowd OF prooaoty a
thousand persons, white aud black "ssnmhieu ~ "1 ~
.,uut The station house To hear the eka'nu'a''o" u,
the parties accused. Of all arrested, ,neis e ~, ~.
f,ur Identified a. having taken part III 'ht "H'"'','-
Samuel Gnlj.r. Anson Ford-r, joseph Proctor ana
Richard Green. The first named of these Is sa'a 10
b. the leader of the assault. aud Others ass'S'eu W
tn. direction of the tight All except Colder were
admitted TO bal. for II further eYa'nihalton' :,
" "."",r chou, IN. station house was very great, anu
der. was talk of taking the negroes out "i the ha"us
of IN. officers, and visiting Summary puh'sn''eu.
nnon ,h,,u, but the excitement cooled down, anu !
was left for the law To take It's COURSE Inc assault
~ r.rr...nted 70 have been of the most outrageous