New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20
THE TEXAS FRIGHT.
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From he ~ o. Deit1.
Every mail from Texas brings accounts Of fresh
disturbances there the effect of the amperng Of Adolf
tionists with the slaves. We give below some add
tional intelligence Of late ats of incendlarsn, etc.
bro, ght by last night nights steamer The FdiLleLd
Pioneer extra, of the 7th has the following:
4" Mr.. Teague, a printer in Office has Just ar
rived from Tennessee Colony, Anderson county, and
bring the that he witnessed the hanging of two
white men III that place on Sunday, the 5tl instant,
who WEI proven 10 BE- guilty of melting Instruction
among the slaves of that DeghboThood. Their names
were Anney Wyrck, and bis cousin Afford Cable.
They were engaged the Colony at their trades Of
wagon making and tlacksmithng, where they have
been lyiI for three four years Wyrick had been
previously taken up fo harbOring and selling liquor 10
negroes Negroes found III the pJss sssiOn Uf ire
arms and strychnine furnished b. these meu. They
were taken up and severely whipped, and made 10
divuge much In relation 10 the nsurrectiOnary move
ments. Other white men are implicated, and their
case will be investigated and attended 10 as
practicable.
"a negro near Science Hill, Henderson county,
about fifteen miles from the Colony also hung on
the same day, and much excitement was prevailing in
We cut the following from TIE Fort Worth CRiet
of the let instant:
We learn that a preacher by the name of Buey
was hung at Veal Station last week, for ing
tive AbolitiOnist. majority of three hundred neo
condemned him. This is decidedly an unhealthy ell
mate for all SUCH and would advise all Of that kind
TO remove iastanter."
we take Inc Following from Inc DTeHl4m Hanger
Of yesterday:
few days since several negroes were arrested on
Mil Creek IN this county, who acknowledge 10 their
having poison given them by white men, for the pur-
pose of poisoning heir owners and families aud that
the day OF election the time fixed for general in
reciOn. They alec implicated some negroes about
town as being concerned in the murderous plot
We cut the following paragraph from THE Baton
Democrat;
owe undertand that several Aboliionists have been
quietly hung in Northern Te1as-the object being not
TO spread such facts until they many Others
whose names have been revealed by appropriate Com
mittets. We devouuy trust every of the midnight
iDcendiaries may be secured and hung. Nothing else
will stop their muTderous work"
TIE following reported destruction Of the town Of
Henderson by fire we take from The Houston TIE
graph Of the 18th inst:
1--WE learn from gentleman who passed through
Henderson, in Rusk County, on last Monday morning.
that the town ofIIenderson get fire last Sunday
night, the jth inst and almost entirely consumed
Every house on the square except one, Including all
the br sness houses in the place, was destroyed.
" The people in Henderson, our informant says, put
10 faith in the reported conspiracy and negec ed u
appoint patrol or keep watch. The fire discoy-
cred on Sunday night about O'Clock. No clue had
been discovered 10 the perpetrators Of the deed.
I" The above report we give as we have received it.
So many uure liable rnmOrs have through stage
passengers heretofore that many will doubt the cor
ieetness of this The mails tomorrow viii make the
matter CERTAIN"