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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1858-10-15
From tie Richmond Dispatch.
The Sorrows Of Canada.


The refusal Of the Queen of England to
permit one OF the scions Of her royal house
TO gladden. the eyes of the Canadians with !
his presence, is sore disappointment to
that loyal and sensible people. It is some
consolation that her Majesty was 'sgra-
clouslv pleased to receive their petition,
even though she felt compelled to turn
deaf ear to its agonizing entreaties. But
the woes OF the Canadians are still pro-
found and intense. They have been able
to bear great many disappointments with
becoming philosophy. They rather like
being an appendage to a mighty empire,
and can see themselves overshadowed bv
the United States without growing about
I'D Yankees" and a .<nigger~ driving
nation, more than dozen times a day
But to be denied the presence of one Of
Queen Nictoria's hopefuis, quite breaks
their afectionate hearts. They had an
tcipated the luxury Of bcholding with
their own eyes sprig OF royalty, OF water
ing it with their grateful tears, possibly
OF toucliing it reyerenty with their plebe-
ian fingers, but the hard hearted Queen
has blasted their sweet expectations, and
they will 90 to their graves without the
exquisite pleasure OF riFalling each other
in deep dives into the lowest abysses of
IL
sourness Of their disappointment. thev will
become more friendly to the United States,
and speak Of republican institutions with
some degree of. respect, if not OF sympathy.
| We entreat then, however, to remember
that the United States have had nothing to
do with the grievance OF which they COM
plain, nor given them any cause to revenge
themselves upon us by speaking well Of
q country which has tilriycl best on their
abuse.
As to her excellent and exemplary Mai
esty, Queen Victoria, We are rather in-
cliled to side with her in this important
| quarrel, and to say ''God save the Queen
from the Canadians. Her whole reign
has been distinguished by good sense and
moral propriety, in her domestic as well
as State affairs, SO that she has the name
OF being one OF the best Queens and Moth
ers in the world. She has spared no pains
in the education Of her children, and both
! she and Albert have been particularly Y
faithful and vigilanti IL theirmoral culture
their manners and associations. How the
people OF Canada could ever expect the
heads Of this well ordered family to per
NIT their children to visit that resceptacle
i of runaway negroes, aTTu assUcIare w1rT
the shabby gentiIity OF its 'shgh life below
olttiics O> tlti ft'liS " no
never seen the inflated balloon Of prov N
cial self complacency. The Prince o
Wales is rather a gay fellow, and Yon;l
who requires Watching. We dare say the
froIicsolne chap would like wei! enough tc
have Canadian spree, and that he voulo
'S-eraciouslv consent % wrench Of. tbs
citizens, door knockers and pail their no
ses, but, he IS not yet o1 age, and his pa
rents have a right to keep him ont 0
low company; without being abused fol
It.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1858-10-15

LATEST PARIS 'FAsn1oNs The late
news about the Paris fashions is some
what startling. Fat is the rage. Ladies
cultivate if. They are derouring vast
quantities Of butter, mashed rose leaves
and such like. The Empress is quite cor
pulent, which accounts for the style. The
fashion will be here before long. We hail
it with sjoy." A new era is dawning.-
Our girls will stop eating slate pencils and
chalk. and commence partaking literally
Of roast beef and baked beans: They
else. They will try on the wash tub, per-
hapa.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1858-10-15

''Papa, can't | go to the zoologeri-
cal rooms to see the canmomile fight the
rye-no-sir-ee-hoss - ''Sartin, my son but
don't get your trowsers torn. Strange, my
dear, what taste that bog has for nat'ral
hist'ry. Ne longer ago than yesterday he
had a pair Of Thomas-cats hanging by
their tails to the clothes line
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1858-10-15

4 ToUcuING INcIDENr-One Of the sad
dest stories that we ever read was that of
little child in Switzerland, q pet boy;
just as yours is, reader, whom his mother,
one bri ght morning, dressed in beautiful
jacket, all shining with gilt buttons, and
gay as mothers love could make At, and
then permitted him to so out to play. He
had scarcely stepped from the door OF the
Swiss cottage, when an enormous eagle
snatched him from the earth and bore him
high up among the mountains, and yet
within sight Of the house of which he had
been the Joy. There he was killed and
devoured, the erye being at point which
was inaccessible to man, SO that no relief
could be afforded. In ndestroying the child;
the eagle SO placed his gay jacket in the
nest that it would futter, and the sun would
shine upon its lovely trimmings and orna-
ments. For years It was visible from the
lowlands, long after the eagle had abandon~
ed his nest What a sight it must have
been to the parents Of the victim
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1858-10-15

I'nE 3EAsoN WHY-A small lad asked
permission of his mother to so to ball
She told him it was bad place for little
boys. e'Why, mother, didn,ty you and faith.
er use to go to balls when you was youngx.
Eyes, but we have seen the folly Of at,.
answered the mother. "Well, mother,
exclaimed the son, & want to see the Jotty
Of at, too."
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1858-10-15
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GREr1.r ,rsnIa Lit er.,a.ss f1ireelr.

GREEEY TsfT FP.I arace Greedy in
q lecture on Tic Of eoxeting Cuba,
says
If any Of our readers are infected with
the Gaba feverso i ii dan ger Of catching It
tai liz
Dies and read tllonghtfully from Exodus
Xxx, Il, that commandment which runs
thus:
''Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's
house, nor his wife, nor his OK, nor any
thing Mat IS My 1aeighJ07'S.'
The Petersburg Express thinks there
must have been poor Sunday Schools
where Greedy was brought mp. Let us
says the Express, enlighten his benighted
mind by informing him how this divine
law does run:
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors
house, thou shalt not covet thy neighbor 5
wife, nor has man serrant, nor las maid
ses.rn1et, nor his OK, nor his ass, nor any
thing that is thy neighbours"
After such stunning lick the Express
should have added "Selah, which -ac-
cording to the best commentaries, means,
pause and contemplate; > that is, ''stop
reader, and consider this astonishingly
small grease spot, which is all that is left
Of Horace"
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1858-10-15
No. 49,

The CONDITION OF THE MORMON WOMEN.
of the condition Of women under the
Mormon system, the Utah correspondents
of the London Times, thus writes:
While at Provo, had u good opportu-
nifty to observe tile condition of the female
population. AS class theyoung women,
appear to be disconteqted and unhappy -
Perhaps I should discriminate more care
fully; and say that the old women. whose
days Of pleasure and worldly hope have
passed, seem to be happy, the lniddle-aged
keenly sensitive and miserable, and the
young reckless, listless, and hopeless, hav-
ing nothing in anticipation but sensual
vassalage, painfully conscious that their
natural affections must ever be unsatisfed,
and the love they would share alone with
a husband be divided with several felni-
nine partners. The women are all mean
ly clad-many OF them haFing scarcely
sufficient to cover their nakedness. This
arises not merely from poverty, but from
the fact that in consequence Of the mer-
chants having been driven away from the
valley, there have been nc fabrics here to
be purchased fl for female apparel. a
friend OF mine, an officer OF the army,
while passing along byroad a day or
two since, came suddenly upon party OF
| a dozen or more women, young and old,
returning to their homes from the tempo
rary refuge at Provo, on foot, who had evf-
dently taken the by-road to avoid obser.
yation. These were almost destitute of
upper clothing, and hadblankefs wrapped
about their forms like Indian squaws, to-
cover their naketlness. At tie sight OF
the stranger, they fled from the door like.
| frightened deer, conscious Of their desti-
! tIlto condition and unfitness for the gaze
OF strangers. This. is nofaney picture, but
plain matter Of feet. Tie men are exces-
siyeIy Jealous, which makes il difficult to
get opportunity to converse with the Wo-
men | have been able, however, to steal
brief interviews with few Of them, two
being spiritual wives Of poly ygamous
husbands. Slight as was the opportunity
to converse with them, they found time to
express their secret ablorreGee Of the
whole-system, and their earnest desire to
be rescued from its de graz "a atiallss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
DIED.

DsR-JyG-.o Dre.tiy-, e, E-la-s1.J IN % VI. q
ps,H-. u 'be Ssh v-sr = bis ,ss
DU.FsB- YOa Fniay, JIns - II - --7i-s 2. CeoeI
C<ut-y " AZ. D-.s-tuTy j. ine trh J-si - 80 a.
GEAHYi. h cit7 ou Ia-r.cIT, 5f.-Eet GsEy VIZ
q slrihol-m z 6, lry sEed 90 ysaIa
EIrLS.Rr-i- Gieeup rn-fs..y JAY = i.- Ip-t
a. e.. EH1ab-ih VIE of -.-s an-- s3e- - III
Deu'8s ard g 'sya
JUDGE II fhs c'y Yh--FIsy, JlI J, 81 ,ons-fnpn'
Bas-r, 5dIs. pIi1tsr. ssed - Tsst AID : monlh.
LABATT-At 20 75 , s's-t 59Ogt!yr or Tal:sisy JIy
# aJ..r:.ry E.rIi- Emily E-zsbh Labs-e sssd yes''
rnottas
P0LqaNCs- - On Ff5sy aE.zo-n jar :, NJ. HAfrl-i
p has 70 IN .bs lHh yeer O.. b.-
In. f.ros r.l4i--. n. .ai .11 Of ce- o "a
R-u, r p f1lg ryi'-d .a-1 tle cf.l i-''
'srr re,iSc-~- % 10 4 --Gsy LeiI7o1
;, o'c.o wihon. further lo-ce.
oUIV--s. Ha E Esst Taly 6-h s-ret. TAlls!.I JJ
,ls.s Iiu 80 Of C.As Al Bi.- in, Sgd IL lo1.a'
ard cay.
ROBFRTsoy o. T5a-sjsy J1J q -5n'1mPoa' Albert 7.
2 Pii-r.sou. scI 4 III Ia JOIN R'5~r.=0r -,
Gis i-a ana fhosr Of he a1y invited to ,t'eud hi'
fure,ph BsIihOsone-s Church On sfi-sJ g > p -
7oRBERr-On Fd-J sf-r9a'n, JgJ cl"A't TaIerEt' ''a
of'Le ATE join To-seF: Of : 2 srvfir y J. , -,
TIE ur IA will take psot NJ 81 Myr= sro tgr,
,hs (s.,rr-sy .. y Cck Tie irie-es q IRE fanny
sc invited - s.terd.
N.-sk OH. psp-rs please copy.
VAN kNON-A. Brs.o- KeL5sl County Il. On oc4y Apn4
L. Fes'.r wife % GelE-e Va EGca, ssea 81 years
WARDFLI,-rn Broailyu on Wsdns.say Js1e 81 ser
p y i-, Ckoph-T ~aEdei Sgd Il J-a's'
10 1ays
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

ToTiL Oio ,yp NYw BEsY CITY Hc.s, lA- M.
q rss cate iasi vra - Guy Pnm- j. l.s, ns,oiA -
,ta ~. Rrpscsed Mes ISL; lat monih, As, =.
iitj2 Rrpsckrd Chcaso Mess jfs lat nisu.h IrsS
y.s- ss7t Railroad Beef S. last fusnih l5s a., -
Fe1st -. 574 lest ro1ih. so1 lsst yr1r, 10 Rfsss
f4 las uouth y At ycsr IS - her Rflse 49, -.
isl I.etv.s- lN Tsrs@. Prime Mes ofs: is no.,
.st vesr 10 Isti, Moss, S95 lAss uouth. H. h. :
81 Country Prime. 90. lsst rinlth. ast yoU = =
,p.ctsd tcs -; as; month s17 at year sSi. Uu,u.
ts C.O ast month. l,7at, "a. year. 1901. TOsas.s
last rso-th q, n? last year - 2F.
RICE is cUli krd heavy quote SdSie I. % ssss,
SKINS-In Goa; note further shes % 81 "a xsas<S
trrns rot nsd- ruelic
SsITPErER-The demand is uors s'iiy~, AL 20. .
..,a, ssls n ne "a sAss bee az IN Boston a sls.S
sUGARs-The trade. Rsener. a. .s,cclstors, hsssl-
rn,,t,, Ard priass have sivsuc~d ,c. With lsgs -
a.: SEQ th5s Cuha a. 6c7l' 40 20 = 81 tic, snt ~
r.t-o Rico s6ld1.c fb- qnofs'torset q Il l. A. Sts,Ss
t. I'd sussrs ar, soloWs: Leai o!c Cru.oet - c..
Icic Grcund =, e. showing 81 IN pf)Senvn, o' C. IN y
Of Is Jure
TosACCO-There s vsry ll,;le i,iag prices upcl
sal. OF IS bids Kenip~sy a T.Sc., IL caseS SGD,
lCsc nd 81 bales H.vspa 3. SjcEk, I'D
pALLOW-rhe market u s's-ds = qn't' 'he srrtA
noSerse but the smpe sales OF 10 90 o. IN lo
RonSh F.t IL s'tA1y a. j. cssn.
TIN Blok tn e n uoders. eqSst 20 tss jobht1.>
with sass II some ssbs OF Bsnc, snd rsit. IA i
pr yiou. prices s'sa continue tn "a heavy saes 4
b Us IL lcts :. ssd 80 81 cah snt mos oo0 81 =
second bsrSs, n lots a, 80 StGS 50 s7i aud so q
c. a-coA Tone a. q ., mos C,ss ltgno are q1-
serrew hsi ror,iua a. ~, 8 ros
NHALEBONE-Tbe 6spsDd lnsgel 20 small sSks ,
,vshs r,ce,s finn ls'e cune ia'cs bg fIT whole :,
pfces are srained Ths corps ,se s'asmen, OF isA a
II NLa!ehpe iron the uhlied Statrs epsed Ay vi
b,mu. ( Co. Is a. follows
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

GRAss WIDows IN IsDASA-A correspondent OF
Tie Dogtom Journal who has been travelling out IN
the Wabash regions Of IIooserdom, discovered one
peculsrity iu every town he tarried in;
Speaking Of grass reminds me of the fact that ln-
diana land particularly the Waoash1 10 literally
swarmrg with grass E.G0ps. Eve, Y hotel OF tavern
has Cr have had ore or more Of those besitchlng
vlxens dom'csd with them for ten days, which makes
them cii.enS ard residents of the State OF lndsna
AID with q ltle hard swoariI &, natives too ~ the
expiratlcn cf ten days suit IL commerced against
son r,A kuSiand, ard ss mater q course, c o.
is ersnted if for no other caue than iocompa
bli'y Of temper. Here cong egAted from all the
States 10 the Uuon tex,ept Illinois, who Is g compe
;i,er for his pr, able lawyer tIs6e all ~ lconso-
late grass widows. csso heard Of in Peru, whsre
the widow of millionaire had come from Bfszt. re-
ain, here days g.t her divorce, ~itn SlOO OOo
Of almouy ard W. uld have hsd more, bat old CT@sus
tsd 10 more in the United Sses ths. ives come stb.e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
aItRRIE ID.

BATTING AZLAY-A. Newtik \. J. OF Tha'sisy, Ja'y l.
in The South Bagts Church, bs the Rev IL tih James
n Fa't tn "a May A. Gsz.sy, al OF the above city
COOLING rON-nU MPHREY-on rsursisy. JAY BY the
Rev DR. Dowlrr M wul CodiBs'on 10 Mes May Jsne
Hun Phr,y both Of this city.
pOW-ALLENin this city Thursday July l. a. ne Graz J.
silcet Pefbs,eAn Church by the Rev john fhonsoo,
Cart Jhn Dow - Lizzie oily Gfnsher OF J.ae' Aleu
eco ell II this city.
VUkT-aI LENA. Rsh Fsy. Thursdsy Jly J. ~ he Rev
Samuel SAe5JCu Isaac L. Hunt Of NevIo-k, Miss Csfit
r. 6su sh,er % the late Joseph w. Aen.
JoNtS-RYERSOS-In this city, Thursday JAY / the
Cfueh of the Holy Con muriop, BY the Rev Tgnst.
ID D. of The General Thtoogce Seniosry the Rev ; Rue
M Jorss May r. only asnsh 81 rEoHA Ry
Of Ntwlcrk
RICUAHDs-LEAVIrr-A wnbipEton Conn, 10 Chur-h
on Wedrcsasy, JIe -, BY she Rev z LyIAo. D' J.
r.ng'on richcs this city, to JuiA daughter % the Ia.
sauuel levin, esq a. ofNsiAiEsoa-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Havestraw. on "edpes
esy Jspe so By the Rev Nsnsant, william IL Na9deIbjt
oi iTa,ry TOW D, 20 Rachel A. NspoI9en-
WIIMERpIN3-MI'p pSE-At Oasise, ~ on rhIr-isy,
Jupr "a by The kight Rev. c s us~ts bsbop o. Missouri,
Mr Tb-od M r werjns Miss Jelrsis dsasher Of CS.
8. n. Mlds-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
uarLets Reporie4 bv Te,eerayL

C,xcNN,,L July o. FLOUR hr n AZ IS O0e*t 30 Ws
.,,ady Mes PoRK- Good demand a, SltGsA 5-xe
l,c al sll 75d SIS WHISKY & ana, l9r
OswEGo, Jly ?, 6p m. -FLovS dull, WHEAT qaist q
frn, ,,rs 500 bu.b Choice Il nos River at 6tc saos
steady. Cansl FRTicErs tu'l NJ 2 q DC on foor; IL
Wbest 20 New-Nofs Lake IMPORTS ~ 90 bash. Whes;
bush Com 1900 bu.h Osis Cau.l EAeORrs 25c0 bbA N
iC roo ru'h. Wheat. 300 hu'b. Os'
s,le 500 bbs Al sS 756 ~ ,g 70 ebolc, ,upr
II inos aud Wiscsn,n. &f0 81 2tp' ,Nrs do tt6slt
exIs Ohio sud lndiass; spd ~ S1U% - for aoass
WnEAr Lwer; sales ls 600 b1sh Chicszo surtns
steady ,sle. iootO bush at S6lc 81 Al end 3f9Se m
bosrd WHISKY 6rnirf ssl.s Isl bhls e. PC.
FREICHrs unchst ged u i0c. On Wheat S6c on IN
Eew-iork Lshe IMPORTS 10 che "a hours ending :, nom
bushels Oars. Canal EXPORTS O0l bile VI ur. 10 90 N
Mbrat IS orc busl eis Corr. IL 100 bIsNel. Oats
ALBANY. July :. p, M fLous quite dul Wmn.
sses c Importance fmA els Mlwa kee Club soli ~
large 20 ri q Il Chic go sPrns ent ~ ble. Coss ID
heavy; sales Of OO0 bush. 6'd!co thu former 6r
as ibe lstter foT sound Phge S1nd ,n- wA,t Iefl
afternoon; tales Of 5000 bush. al H. Wniskv-s@ess
bbls al -.
CoRN-A a. cliprg TENDENCY. OATS steady SHiPNDn
BUHslo: q Oo hush. Corn sbpm nts 10 Owesh 800 ts
Wheat. REcEIFIs: l,iN bbs F!ur $1,000 bush Whest v
bush Corn
ard I, eeiv.s 20. Nj dllog Far. l2a stock, 2e0
FREICHrs ard ExcHAssE uncba esd
koBlLy Jolly Cor TON-Sals ~ day 500 bLes .. iik
Middns ssles of the week 2 81 bales and ieo-pts IA
ceigs ahead of ye,r 50 600 bales, Sock 80 oO9 ta
CHANGE AID fRFIsHTs unchsuzed
NEw ORLsASs, July THE sales of Corros TO-DAY q
21oo b,les al ADVANCE Of ic Middl.nF quoted i2e n
erd MorAssEs qui-. TOBACCO easier FLoua
INDIA BAGsNG, l5c. EXCHANGE on New York absAss
tRfiGHTs firm aud unchsi gsd.
PHmADELPHI., July 2-FLouR unchanged Wmr b
Corn sc,ive, yellow. 7sc. WHISKY scarce. Provisions 4
COFFEE and SUGAR advancing
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

ro,3 bss beer pu. in cnrpis's rannins crae'-,Vsry
.k epsie5 sd ,be .rsir- rrn rom dePc. % depo
witsor. cssrge of cas-. The msnASsG-n, d~sarve
g-a. crs II. for rhe e.svy dsplsyel in thus speedily
refsriDg ismsge.
We h.ve received tbs suueIei ciIi from the ono
sni Mii.i..'ppi Rsilresi C. mOs1y;
To ne Eao- Il Tie " Y TT.bsse
SIR: T3e stsienieu. IN your money srtice OF 70
d.y IN rel.on 10 default IN payment OF a'erest cn the
Western Wise ,r,;1 First Mortg,ge Bonds OF t'i'
Rosd ia irC1Irsct.
al Of his iuteres. vas psid prrrpty
SAMUEL VI BARLOW, President
ana Niss ri RGsSSi3 CoHFsay Oace ~ % NM
-hsrts Exoas NeE oIs, JI. 2 ia
We bad our information fron aPrty wno s.ated
tLst be bad pres'-@ ~''-''~"' - CD were nos PSI.
The following table gives .he present rates Of EN-
charge on Nex.York from the principal cities Of The
Uniop. connected for rs hon the la,est sav ess re
ceved ct the Banking House Of Msssrs ThonP ion
pros NJ Wall s.ret,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

HORRIBLE BUTCHTRY OF A FAnILy.-We learn
fiom The Wilmington Journal ths. horrible tragedy
occurred in Columbia County, n. C., on the "'th ult.
man pumed Jothua Rouse, who had been confined
IN the nsaue asylum for eighteen months, but who was
lately taken on. by bis guardian and permit ed to so at
laIge deliberately killed bs father his wife and two OF
lis own small children, cutting of their heads WI sn
Az His eldest con narrowly escaped. The Journal
SAYS:
The boy who escaped stated, we believe, that Rouse
killed tie old usn ont in the yard with stick aid
then chopped ofl his head lie took the old man :
knife, enc with that he killed his own wife, and cut OF
her head. TIE cbiltIen he killed with the ak. and
chopped of their heads. Al Wnreville waen bang
she bad ieo 70 cut hs throst t4o years ago, AID s
father becsuse lie hsd whipped him very severely
when boz. Tbere sro doubt that be wac insene
when he committed the murders.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
Hor WEATHER IN THE EseLlsn COURT. - TIE

liOT WEATHER IN THE ENGLISH COlNIS.- 4 nc
London Ilastrahd Ners of June ~ says
"0n the Lord Chief Baron taking bis seat in the
Court Of Exchequer on Wednesday, Mr: kno Tles,
VIII, was cOunte in the first cause 10 the list, applied
to his Lodship fer permission TO dispense with his
wig during this very hot weather. 1t would be e
great convenience to him personally, and he under
stood ase to several Of bis learned friends If me per-
mission c.ud be accorded. The Loid Ccsf Baron Ger
tainly in permanently not countries, where the Eng
law is administered both the Judges and tle Bar dis
perse with wigs. Mr. Knc3les an afraid, my
LMd, we car rot call this rmanenty hot country
all We can say ia that il is excessively hot just st pres
cut. The Lord Chief Baron: If you can say, Nh.
Knowles, that wearing yonr wig gives you head
ache. or causes you eny serious inc ,nveneoce---.
Nj Krowlte ] sm afraid my Lord, cannot put il
70 high as that bat only ~ matter OF inconvenience.
Perhsps yonr Lo dship Will consult the other learned
judges. The Lord Chief Baron / certsinly might
DO that in the course Of the day. Mr.. SsIgesot Shes
Perhsps the best thing then is 10 dispense with our
wigs pow and your Lordship may ct the close of the
day report the result of your conference with other
.ai,ed JUDGES. Mr.. KtOwlss, bO@eyer took nothing
BY his MOTION for wf, desi lie the intense he at, still
continued 10 be worn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
LYNCHING IN FLORID.i.
FOUR RESPECTABLE CITIZENS HUNG.

From The SatanHd. Rtpabed"
We received Yesterday the following letter from
7; upa "a which i, recorded IF the greatest ou
Isyen that ever dsgfa c)ant.y OF law. We lave
no reysonsl knowledge Of the writer scf the rsad5r
win form his own option OF it's reliability. From re-
ceGt Indicators irlm that qua.'eE Ne saier.an D "
Little doubt Of The c9riectos=s oi hi sta scens. ne
cam believe however, tbs' mere poN.ics hostility
is suficit Ut 10 drive TO such desperate ex.reass
Touching the spp.Gl of the writer fJr prDt-csi1n,
we can OILY refer him 10 tia Governor OF tiorids
whose duty it is 20 crush ou', by aid Of the military II
receseary ell such diaboEcsl proceed gs and ter
author.
TAyPa, Fla, june "a.
The existence cf en- " Exec alive ConuiIttes d, this
place is doubtless knOwn 10 you; ald, as lny-abd-
ing ciz Of this city feel il 10 be my duty 70 state
c-1tan fac to world with reference to ssid CJm'
mtee and ask place in your cIlums ios the pubii.
cation Of them. our little paper mere. AID 10 tact
every p4per this pant Of the State ia either in esgae
or fear cftber vigilance end tyranny.
This morning + ur Of our mcst prominent neo, to
wit: John j. Early, Dewitt L1ciap jerome B,ker,
and Col j. Alfonso Crockett were found hang to a.
any trees Ii the subutbs Of oar city. lDtenss excite
ment exits, q: many OF cur citizens are now uncer
arms for the protection Of law w-abldng citizens VINO
dare TO raise their hands sgsiost these midnight Is
sEsens.
Another remarkable festure is 'his: Every one Of
these men wore members Of the American party.
/. il prescription Col Crockett and Mr.. Early leave
afereftIg families 10 depl0re their loss, while the
death Of al has Cast gloom over this community
f. om which il sili not shortly recover
Tnsy NeIe followed 10 the grave by about two han
cItd peTone sDo 7. s~~- 4" sas there were but
two ID, mocr as il the concooee enc of whom vas The
sexton.
You may rely upon this being stIistly clrrect, and
nv excuse for thus addressing stranger /; that
naked truth might come 10 light and these assas'
sirs may receive the II ust merits
As tie fnend Of AmeT1c ms, ask that you make an
appeal 10 the General Government. fo protection, or
at least demand an investigation
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
s,.;, b,ka r-on Tho s,e1ai ,gs-.er. al ne .'-.s

syaio ke Cpon the sseoai lJz-ter, sal me ,-ss
gs.sd ne stvaD.sge % i. .ssst rs s--''i ,, -
maze made powerful "d.sh" .. Ria I'D - -
cl,s.d 70. gsp tos, b. ID BOT =. = 90 - t-e
laf- uiis =, HbicA .g2s paced 10 l.l. Inc -
agai. ;otE her &c - a. sis ~ - ac l''E tls
hcue stretch srj ~ ,h- manner t7sy '1'e'>3 np'D
sed came doSD 4: dAsbas pacs; p4t re ho'se
king about midway, s1e t5ok the issa y 7,m7
three l.Dgths. lie s0OD recovered. ana press Ses
40 bard 10 the st1nd ~ 20 Isoucs It sne h Ed tEas
they came home - 2.Zg.
The impression gained ground :hs' ne msTs hsl 10Y
beeu pre- ssed 70 heI fen ap@ej evsn upon me aoO'-
t,I.tcp 500 10 SD oG-fod - qrr oic1sis, s1
found NJ t.s.r. The horfe sple1rs1 % oe s)1 'h1-
dit,es-ed BIZ ai- had w5rs = t1is osa' fn~y 0yto
hopsysy. CJolsd off well sRa!o, ald a. tie sn1 OF
twenty minutes msds their spoesrsoc- npon th- -cofe
p sDpsrent.y "a good coId.,lln ss IN the It's: IA
- nee ;hoayh tie cl anc Of the 1orses extend rs
rsce b,y11d THE hes. appeared % Ss rs2a-1e1 5y
lie ri. Dds ~ = "f.ricrr hops.
TBIRD HyAr-Ihey got of hsndsonsiY t5EeiheT
upon the IT t,sl, p.-sDg toe ststd s5e aai -lde
TIE mare ags'u broke before r-ac3 - ffs quarter
posl. brt recovered quickly t1st they sss-1 !, 4.
The, bad e,erted 10 81 s.cond'. Ious tney contDued
b In eYiceD,Iy working hare - tie Lsi mile pof
which :hey pifed IL l:l54. Iae m.:e ~ af'ef,
ho~ever d1t tcompsny Tlth tSe horse snG 20 * the
lesd by two leng,fs ic which portion tbey sn ered
,,,o n bcrnsf reich when t5e horse strIs s;1e3
rtbly 20 close With ter nat s2aln l1slog 5s feHt-
ing he bCks b.fJre be could accomplish 4, Hich
eIsbieo the maze b open gsp Of thres leog.A7.
wb'ch she rnsLtsi,ed % The stsn3, The heat beng
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