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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
VnIorous Secession TaIk.

The Norfolk Herald says: " Hon. Roger A. Pryor, in
his Ashland Hall speech while commenting the reply
Of Mr.. Douglas to the secession question pronounced to
him in Norfolk wound up with the startling declaration
that il President of the United States should have the
temerty force to prevent the secession Of South
ern State or States from the Union, and effort from
any other quarter should be put forth to resist the
else Of federal power, he, the Hon Roger A., solitary
and alone, would be the Brutus to plant dagger in his
heart"
Taat is moustrous valorOus talk 1t is well for An
drew jackson that Mr. Pryor didn't figure the pOi,i
cal stage in 1882 when the immortal old hero of New
Orleans FUSED force to prevent notification in South
Clroliua If Pryor had been abou. in those days. An
drew Jackson would have found "a dagger planted
plump in his heart" There is doubt of it-not bit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

The election IS only weeks OF from to day.
There Is but Es ,ms therefore, for The great work be-
fore us what lee Us ask IS the condition OF the Con-
sltutioual Uuioo party herein Virginia. Is Tin state
Of complete and thorough orgauirtions Have cu-
friends in each and al OF the counties and in each and
every neghborhood Of every county addressed them
selves with zeal and energy the imperative and para
mount duty Of preparation for the mOueutOus battle on
thr 6b OF Noyembery Are they all ready for the con-
aiets
It gives particular pleasure to asuounce tha IN the
greater portion Of the State gallant and patriotic
friends are at work With extraordinary earnestncs and
enthusiasm They an seem he fully alive TO the i'm
portlnce Of the crisis and determined pu, forth an
proper exerous to carry The Safe trumphanty for Bel
aud Everett This IS the case we repeat in almost every
portion Of the Common cah. But there are still
portions Of the State, embracing a number Of popglous
counties. where our friends are not as yet as fully
aroused ard as active they should be, and ttey
must be- If they would make the victory certain and
sharain the g,ores and coasca.ons Of brilliant and
unprecedented triumph. We hive never We. carried
Virginia for our candidates; but ve have i unmsiake-
ably in our power 20 carry i for them, g1c II ia
10 clrryl u v be our oau faults and what Wing 10 the
Su'Sean bear ,Ls Thought ct ite iuggace Of failure,
with s,eh a., orr,.-.v ,- s,ss AL ID i'm the rressre
NJ nr,.,o..s 40 5-ib- and -i.f-s How. r,sr.,resss
the i,,e,.py Of os- defeat g DEE ,f-e....,,-,. a, mo-
NJ o. do, cha. NOR s-.,,r5 ,.., ~, .-. s...
-, .,, r.-... .,. --5. ...l 3D.. ...,-i,...., 81.
every vbf- .18 AM -i-,r I'm the Cca-~5-,.i., revolt
Al the isei Of Ii tbs safe VIXEN IL f. So cg.Ir and
r.-e..lv Fl, o,r Ss-,r ,s.rrvi, Lsttb.naY de, fin
sv.-v ssf,. ma .--.v of tl- s--., 81 .tsr app moi.
lid, ,r,r.s and ,.vo- .r,,,.. and -, q, ,,.i LIZ
one, and viii --s,... AHA .-.r-r T.,. f. r, ....,
4, e., T.--.i. ,., ,.,,s .,- bsi..o--,, ,i-., TOE
filling ,rraras and .r.e-..- and doing aud roii-pg
Noe i Cue ,fn, for o8rs-io- c5Hs.su-. energetic.
zs,oa, and efficient work. AaI che fieaber Of the r.r
~ whether Oil or Young who ffs-. uor-wh5 fails 20
a, sverv.lir. h, can I- ,, s Of o,- cause and our
e,n6i htes-au ir,.-y make himself che object OF bis
r,r.ys sc5-1 and .5aeuas and provoke t.e cueusc and
nlsdis.ion Of every caru,sleaIsd ratrio in the land
To- 10 rests xilh The Constitutional Urio1 party 20 pre-
serve the Union and the public peace aud restore Q, ad
niastration Of the government TO is original purity and
edsi.pcy. Ii rests with thar party o. pr down flulcsu
and sec.iouAm, North and South and renew tle feelings
of nationality aud brotherhood throughout the length and
breadth Of the Coincidence no her party or faction
iseomosent 20 this crt patriotic and ben. fcisa. work
\, other marty or ..ios has either che ability or the
.,;, t ,t,..r tls q .-f.s OF ss,tior4I lea og-y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
BRECKENRIDGE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONvEN-
TION

BosroS, September l2.-The Breckenridge wing of the
Democratic party Of Massachusetts, assembled in this city
to-day About six hundred delegates were present.
The following State ticket nominated:
For Covernor-B +. Butler. of Lowell. For Lieuten-
ant.Governor-- David n Carpenter, Of Greenfield For
Secretary of State-W. w. Comstock OF Middleboro.-
For Treasurer-George Deunutt, OF Boston. For Audi
tore. W. Mansen, OF Hchburg. For Attorney-Gene.
ral-George Washington Warren, of CharlestoWn For
Electors at Large-C. w. Chaplin, OF Springfield, and
Eben SUIT en- Of Danvers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
No Prospect for Dreeiinr;dge.

Whilst the papers ia the service Of the pei party are
trying to convince the public that Breckenridge is the
only candidate that stands chance OF being elected,
apart from Linccu, we would commend them to ii e
sentiments OF tho wellnformed leaders Of their party
Col Orr, Of South Carolina, in a recent letter, says:
whilst l shall give 10 Breckenridge and Lane, the
nominees Of the Baltimore neutrality-suspicious. OF
tried patriotism and sOund principles hearty aud cor
dial support see prospect Of their election, either by
tis people or otksruise."
Way, then, does he give to Breckenridge his support
unless il is to aid in electing Lineolng
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

impression that Napoleon will do nothing moro than
maintain the Popes throne on the Vatican and help
Lamoriciere TO keep the Roman states.
The Paris Bourse was quite steady on the 4th.
1t is reported from Syria, that the French detach-
ment had suffered at the bands Of the Druscs
in Lebanon,
Piedmont bad considerably reduced the duties on
yarns tissues &C.. Of cotton and hemp.
The Shipowners society Of London had passed
luton regretng Mr.. Lindays official visit to America
and declaring that he does not possess the confidence
of the shipping interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

mabls and demsgogca materials and not the body
cutrust with the ssrjoni rorkn Of the people OF the
S,ate-tbat is. such serious work as is limited at
by the Esyr'r,r So far therefore, as We arc
.oneered We deuouucs In advance any attempt or pur
se on the part Of the forthcoming extra session Of the
enera Asssmby even to consider the serious work
suggested by neighbor. But, az more convenient
season, We shall take occasion to ventlate" fully our
views on this serious and important subject.
The Kansas Nebraska BIn and Squatter Sow
ereignty.
Mr. Breckinriigo defended the "SQuatter Sovereignty"
feature Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill and Mr. Bell threw
Al the weight Of his powerful intellect against that feature
Of the Bill
Mr. Breckenridge defended the Badger PrOvso, :"
which was attached to the Kansas Nebraska Bill in these
words, to Wit;
PrOved That nothing herein contained shall be
strued TO regrs or pet m force any Tao or regulation
which may have sxsCi prior the act Of March, 1920
either PROTECTING establishing, prohibiting or aboshing
slavery"
Mr.. Breckenridge defended it in these words, in his
speech, 29;h volume Congressional Globe, page 49,
But what sir, WAS the prete1t: Why the gentleman
apprehensive that the Badger PrOviso" he sg
a,ised it. would be Injurious the South The gentle
man from nonslayehoding State, lr. Cutting "ho!d
ing the language of friendship to the BILL arrayed himself
in opposition to the almost united votes Of those more
particularly Interested on the ground that there is ea
ture in the bin that does not DO justice to tie South
can give better explanation than that Il may hare
been 70 defsa, MS amendment aud thus array NorthsrR
v0iss against dc Bill"
Thus is seems Jlr. Breekiridgs ras after Northern
uots,.
Here is what Mr. Bell said on this "Badger PrOvisO,"
TO wit:
Il; was supposed as she bin Stood before the Badger
amendment that slavery might 70 into Kansas and Ne
braska because il slave Territory by the laws Of the
country from which acquired il. But the Senate did
not stop with the removal Of the Missouri Compromise
but they further 10 nierposs Hierreae by alb
rogatog the effect Of the treaty Of lSO3-Co. Globe
poi. ~, page Us.
Again he SAYS on page 9i7-
"By the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise these Ter
tores would be slave Territories but by the further pro-
visions or he b they are made free Territories 70 give
complete effect 20 the principle Of universal equality aud
pryilsg s-audng to the Badger Proyiso and Squatter
Sovereignty.
1has, wife Mr. Bell in denounong Squater Sovereign
y and opposing the Badger Provso was insisting up
'u the fun measure of Southern Rights John c. Breck-
nrdge was seeking Northern votes for his party at the
expense Of tue rights Of the SOUTH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
FIRE AT ALLEGHANY COLLEGE.

BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Sept 18th, 1860.
TO the Editor Of The Richmond Wig:
DEAR Sin: Please inform the public through your
paper that the main building Of Allegheny College,
at this place. was consumed by fire. the night Of the
18th inst The cabins and dormitories however, were
saved 1t is believed and confidently expected that the
school viii be carried on there is encouragement
manifested on the part of the citizens Of the county
do we believe that either the President the Board Of
Trustees is disposed to ater in undertaking go ahead
with Allegheny College," aud make it frStclass In
stituion.
Believe me to remain, very truly yours, &c,
d. L. DUNCAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

There will be a Mass Meeting OF the friends Of Bell
and Everett in Taylor county, between Grafton and Ft
termsn in beautiful grove on the Baltimore and Ohio
Riirold. on the ai.h and 25th Of this MONTH large
OK will be roasted, together with lambs, turkeys and
fowls generally, sufficient to accommodate 10000 per
sons Three bands Of music will be in attendance, and
distinguished speakers will address the people.
Roll along the ball and keep the bell a-ringingl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
InvItatIons TO Public meetings.

We have received Invitations to attend numerous pub
lie meetings of the friends Of Bell and Everett all
the country for which desire to return public
Acknowledgements it being simply impossible for US to
sgoud to all by letter. We wish it was in power TO
attend these glorious gatherings Of political friends,
bu. duly to the demands our constant presence
here aud at post must stick until the election is
over After that, shall be able, hope, to shout
and rejoice with all friends the achievement Of
n Curious yictoryl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
TO CORRESPONDENCE.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
OF TENNESSEE
ELECEORS.

Drsr. lsr. L. f. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
sud. TRAVIS H. EPES, Of No,toway
sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax
4,b. JOHN T. THORNTON, Of P. Edward.
5th. JAMES 2. JOHNSON Of Bedford.
9th. MARNADUEE JOHNSON, of Richmond.
7tE LENUELJ BOWDEN, of Williamsburg.
Sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN Of MiddleseK.
ID" 9th. BH SHACKELFORD. Of Fauquer.
lOh. ANDREW f. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
",1ith FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of RockbTidgc.
ls,h. ". R. STAPLES Of Montgomery.
Ish. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
q" 18th. j. D.. JACKSON. Jr., Of Wood
" l5th. A. B. CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
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Is Mr. BEEcKINEiDE SECTIONAL CANDIDATE.
The Democratic press Of the Northwestern Stat,
Total
tut the above from the New York Herald.

IMPORTANT CHANGES FOR BILL AND EvERErr.-No one
who has observed the signs of the times have failed
detect the great conservative reaction for Bell and Ev
erett in the North As striking indication of the prae
tic character Of this revolution enabled to state
that yesterday received from New York large list
Of subscribers for the National Union published jointly
by the Blnner and Patriot and Of that number there
we're seventeen who had previously acted with the Brock
nrdge party aud nine Of them had given $500 each and
sy Of them 81 900 each 70 the Breckenridge fund in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
KeepItRefore the People.

That John c. Breckenridge says "6e belongs to no
party that desires the extension Of siauery.'
LET THEN ALSO REMEMBER,
That John Bel says that Humanity TO tie slave,
less han justice to tho MASTER demands that slavery
should be crieRded."
Which is the sOundest doctrine? Choose We between
them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
nrocainrIdgo,. opinion OF Evsrett.

"There is another element in the North large but
NoBLE AND TRUE IL consists Of tue scattered cohorts OF
the Old Wing Party, Of men like EVERETT, CHoAr8,
and their associates whose Conservatism Culture
Patriotism reBsiiei against the Republican alliance"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
NATroNAL AGRIOULTURAL EXHIBTION

CxclSNArI, Sept l2-The National Agricultural Ex.
hibton opened here to-day Prof Carey, in behalf Of
the citizens of Cincinnati rendered the grounds to tie
United States Society which President Wager made
an appropriate response The display OF stock, agrcu
turai implements, machinery farm products and manu-
features OF every kind is sad surpass all former
hibons of the Society. The exhibition will close on
SATURDAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
The Rupture at Charleston n Part OF the Dis
union Programme.

Tie ST. Louis bepi,5iicl good Democratic authority,
positively asserts that "the rupture at Charleston and
Bal more is to have been prcconcerted part Of the
Disuaou programme, coucoc,d in the secret lodges of
tho D,uniol Leagues; tina; the plot was deliberately
hl.ched there for the disruption Of the only national
party organization, as an essential preliminary TO pre-
ciotating the Cotton States into revolution and that
by division OF The Democrats in the North, and conse-
qlent election OF lincoln the Disuniousts hoped fire
the southern hel the work Of overthrowing the Con-
I,ituiion and the Union. The uceadary motives this
end are clearly comprchended Tho people Of the South
ia their outburs,s OF indignation at the Juggling fends
who would have betrayed them into the power Of the alb
otoat for the sake Of creating pretex. for civil
and dissolution ralyng with unparalleled enthusiasm
70 the viudica ion of their nationality. They have
patience With the traitors Whist they were earnest in
their app,ehensious Of evil from the abolition crusade
North and were looking to the National Democratic
gauzaou for safety and success they received the first
news Of ia disruption with amazement Under the art
fully studied Misrepresentation Of the poters they
we're AZ first Inclined the belief that the rupture
thc result Of vital division in sentiment leaving to the
South no alternative bu, sectional organization and res
lance. Bu. with fuller knowledge Of the facts they
have discovered that the traitors srs Of their osH
Ls..teLoLL"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
BELL AND EVERETT MEETING

The citizens of the 4th District Henrico county are
requested attend meeting of the Bell and Everett
Club, at the Westham House, on Wednesday evening
] 9th inst, at o'clock.
Col Thomas J. Evans, and Robert Rdgway will ad-
dress the meeting. All are invited to attend.
By Order
GEO IT HOOPER PRIEST
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
TFrom Editor Of Norfolk Herald
RAK EK,S pRRMUUU RETrERQ

fJNHs the which these celebrated Bters mostly
sought ar and possessing they dc, divide fame
hardly impress the mind Of the invalid their
nesmabe virtues We have n social Intercourse heard but
expression In hrr favor and thai Is whenever used hey act
like charm and prove caeous than any mdigine that
has been offered H. The public The maker Of these Ber
highly wrought flaming hand bills 10 fu Their
merits to be judged accordingly He does not like all the qrack
stuG In that Il Will all the rs 70 hui
mainly but he stakes his reputation that whenever taken accord
ing to directions, will Agpe and Fever Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaint Cholera Morbus Edg Sour Stomach Less Of
Appeteand all diseases arising from orpdy of the Liver and
naeon Of the digestive organs Their equal yet to be had
These Bsrs be had Messrs. ADIk GRAY, PURCkL
LADD co. and b. all prominent Duggs In the city Of Rich
nd and elsewhere n Virginia and North Carolina Also O.
BT0Tr CO. Warrington City, ID. O.; CANDY GILPis co.
BALTIMORE A. FAHNEsrocKk 90. Philadelphia, and BARSEs
PARK, New York.
Orders hned By Addressing T. BAKER, Proprietor.
June l3-dkc Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

A THRILLING IEcIDENr-A ChiH Suspended Fftg
Feet in the Air-The guests Of the Lafayette HOTEL IA
tn, New Orleans Commerce a. OF the lth instant We
Yesterday while at dinner, thrown into paroxysm Of
excitement by of those thrilling incidents which
test how intense and profound the sympaihes of the
human heart. woman, stranger, appeared at the
door of the dningsloon and uttered Of terror
What she said inaudble but her actions indicated
that something dreadful occurring There a ST.
multaneous rush for the door, aud out upon the BAN
oustte when horror of horrors little girl about FIVE
wears Old the daughter Of Of the lady guests at the
hotel was seen suspended by her dress from the hook Of
window blind in the third story, forty feet above
the banuuee Every heart ceased for the instant ap-
parently to beat Il was of thrilling, of terri
Bile interest," but it was but for instant. friendly
hand from within grasped her convnvely, and-little
Dora saiel
As the words "shes safe shes safe" rang through the
hall the mother who had not yet reached the door,
and did not know what the matter was, but who
theess had preseHment that her child in danger
swooned and fell upon the asor The little girl had been
at play in the and swung oul upon the blind. The
instant she suspended the dizzy height over the
banuuelte her little hands lost their power and had her
dress not caught upon tho hook catch OF the blind
she must have fallen to the ground and been dashed to
pieces Captain Kirk Of the guests at the hotel was
ascending the stairs az the me and hearing the alarm
aud comprehending what the matter, rushed into
the room and rescued The little creature before des
crbed The whole inc dent took place aud was over in
less time than takes TO write three lines. II was
4 truly wonderful escape from instant death.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

There will be Mass Meeting of the friends Of Bel
and Everett at Winchester Frederick county, on Friday
next the 2lst. Hon. A r. BOeler, Col John B. Bald
win aud Hon. J. Morrison Harris, Of Maryland, viii
ainy be present. and many other distinguished gentle
uen are also expected. Let there be graud turn out
on The OCCASION, aud glorious tine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

A meeting Of the friends OF Bell sud Everett will be
held at our next court Monday the 2lth Sept to ray
their nomination. and to organize and to aid in their
MANY CITIZENS OF BRUNSWICK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
-. ,...Lnn or,hr LcrI,,nture.

Il will be seen from the llj, med e.;er that Cover
Il or Lstehcr has Let run ned 20 the Legislature
i, extra session On The I 9Th day ofJanuary next;
RI.uNoND. Va, Sept. "a, 1860.
DEAR Sln-I have read, and carefully considered the
contract and accompanying papers relating 10 the James
River and kanaSha Canal Company, whch we're sub
rli,ted to me, By you on Friday evening last
The only provision In the contract 10 which object Is
contained ia the eighth section which authorizes "the
tolis on Way trade 10 "oc increased o1ethird, beyond
the rates that imposed upou the through trade
Tins h a discrimination against own citizens, iu "a
vor Of citizens Of other State, o. is Boz nay Judgment,
unjust can see no reason for the inn position OF heavier
tolls upon way trade, than are levied upon through
tnds
TIE subject L. in the highest degree important TO the
people OF Virginia and deserve the serious consideration
OF the Legislature. ! have determined, therefore, TO
comply with the request cOutanediu the second res0u
ton adopted At the late meeting Of the Stockholders
ard will convene the General Assembly in extra ses-
son. for the purpose Of considering the agreement which
has been approved, by them
TIE fourteenth day Of January next viii be the day
GU which the General Assembly viii convene.
am truly,
Your cbei.eul servant
JOHN LErCuER
Thomas II. Ills E.q, President Of the James River
and Kaulwha Company.
The call for this extra seOn ofthe Legislature has been
niuoed by the existing condition Of airs Of the James
yer and Esnazhl Clna Company, which were set forth
il detail ia the lrocCengs Of the late meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the company, published in the Wiiqof
Saturday last We eOueeds The necessity Of an extra
session Of the Legislature on tina, account and on that
ascount alone.
But in publishing the Governors letter yesterday, the
Eaysrs- intimates that the Legislature assembling
in January "win fad even more serious work 70 do 80
and accompanies the intmaton with an extract from
Gov Iefclefis inaugural message in which the Guver
nor declares that tte election Of Ssrard-not the eee
ton Of any other Rspubcan-WOud call ior resistance
on the part Of tie ssve-holdng Safes Now al that
we have say the subject Of the Enqrras iutma-
tOn is that the people Of Virginia mediate "seriOus
work in Consequence Of the election Of Lincoln, they
gill DO that serious work. not through the present Le
esature elected two years sgo and without any
reference 70 such serious work but through Con
sn,on called specially for that purpose. The present
Legislature in the main, is composed Of leeble naam.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

Hon. VIM. W. Boyco few months ago in his speech
a. Ebsuezer South CAROLINA made the following candid
exposition Of the plans Of the disuniouists:
Tier. an. person, a. ne S3ath, who Justly inceused
d. the hostile course Of large portion OF the northern
p.ope sas.it sccry aggrcrr'i,g issue that arises
oaasR TO ALLEVIATE TW TWO SECTIONS, AND FORCING
POWER INTO TINS HANDS or A SECTIONAL PAEIY NORTH,
70 yoscE THIS SOUTH INTO REyoLruoN.'
Also notice the following from the same speech:
Uader these cirgustuces, l think authorized
TO consider this question Of slavery in the Territories
purely speculative. True craftsmanship consists in the
pl-,ui. Of the practical; for government is practical
Affair As we can gain nothing practical by the most
ardent and successful pursuit OF this question think it
Is wise in US TO dispose Of it for the present by leaving
u where the Constitutions and the bred Scott decision
row place IT,
Yet upon the shallow pretence Of what the Distinguish
ei South Caroluan terms speculative question these
D.surions.s are now seeking TO quote his language
to ALLEVIATE the txo sections and by forcing power into
the hands Of sectional party North to force the South
into reycutoa'
Would to God that the people, the patriotic masses Of
the South would lay heart these truths and visit upon
the heads Of these reckless schemers the punishment
due to thoc Who would bring upon Our native South
civil war; servle Instruction and al that gloomy train
OF horrors which come sweeping in the track Of Disun-
ion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

DisGRAcsruL APTAIR-A WOMAN TARRED AND FKATH-
EREp-A lew days ago dsgraceful affair occurred at
Romuus Michigan. appeais thit large mol men, IA
disguise went 10 the house of named Jeremiah Ga
nung from which they took woman named Jane Long
w. who was made the victim of series Of udgnities not
the least Of which the application of coat Of tar
aud feathers and an imprOmptu ride upon fence rail-.
She was Knocked and banged about in naked condition
urt from abuse and exposure, she nearly tainted and
was thought to be in dying condition. Thirteen of the
villains have been arrested.