Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-13
303
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Ea5 Billy Mulligan, having exhausted every
 resource of the law, sadly teok his departure ] for Sing Sing on saturday, there to serve thu ] State during four years and half, that is il i hc is not paIdofed in three weeks Before 1 leaving the Tombs, however, he was daIy mar 1 r!ed to a yoang widow named Lewis ksf,,.Ea house on East Houston street, the SUaIsn hay
 ing manifested much interest In his welfare ;rz the very beginning of his troaate<
 A The Wilmington CN C. Dasgszs.s e1 presses the opinion tt44t North Carolina wfli
 not moye hastily III the diree-Is4l of sessssi.2n
 and hopes when s1s C1s she wiIL sa s:rsa-
 ful where she puts her loot tt cearsp, a.i,ils the Dis2Ea-s. - i2 any conpaet f5rtaed for ] Southern confeisFaey c.a rigat sf sscsssia4il Will
 he inserted in the cuI.ract- If S4. the esata4te- racy will be u tiiusiers i'll twenty i've years let North Carolinians he un their guard Let her ronder the important suggestion whether. if she , separate fro,u the nuion of the Cnitei States. it be best tn maint@in an indcpendent or sepa- rata exist ncc or to join another union abis to
 be broken up at any moincnt.'
 gen- When Senator Gwin went to the polls in San Francisco, to vote. the crowd actually compelled him to make oath of his citizenship
 before they would let his vote go in, They jos, tied him about, insultsd him with cries tha, he was n" Mississippi pauper,' tauntad him with
 having lost his right to vote by defeating tho Pa, citic railroad, and generally used him with q harshness and dsrespcct that, coupled with the result in the State, will no doubt convince him to return to his cotton plantation and let tho placers alone. It was lrishmen principally that made jest of his senatorial dignity in this way and at this poll the Gwin ticket got only 9 out of over 1900 votes. How are are the mighty fallen.
 n@- Wigfall, who misrspressnts Texas in the United States Senate, boasts that before he left home, he armed all his negroes, and told them to shoot all strange white men who might in- trude on his plantation. If, in sober interval, he told the truth, we advise him not to return homo incautiously, for he is the strangest white man his negroes will be likely to encounter.
 E6r The Mayor of Savannah has issued proclamation offering reward of Sl00 for the apprehension and conviction of parties who have recently, in that city, been engaged in lynching persons charged with being incendia. ries in political sense. The Republican con demns the lawlessness alluded to, in severe terms. '.--'+
 s. A Washington correspondent of The New York Ereping Post says in reference to Buchanan's puerile talk about the secession of South Carolina, that he exercises the position of Ensign Stehbins, who was in favor of the Maine law, but opposed to its execution"
 @ Joseph Sheldon, New Haven lawyer, has recently been driven ont of the town of Wilson, North Carolina. He had gone there for the purpose of making collections, and ayers that he had made no offensive remark. ,4
 bas- In speaking of the formation of Mr. Lin coln's Cabinet, the New York Times says The President elect will follow the example set by conspicuous place in his Cabinet to Jefferson, with the full knowledge of the fact that he be- longed to an entirely different school of political philosophy"
 nA- The official vote of Missouri is as follow Douglas, 59,S0l; Bell, 5S,372 Breckinridge, 3l BIT; Lincoln, 17,026.