Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09

Fr,-Tba' the Sergeantat-Arms Of the Senate of Nh,
limited States has no power out of the District of Colum
ba, which is exclusively under the jurisdiction Of Con
greSs.
S,coad-That the precept for arrest berg addressed
10 the Sergelnt-aAms by name, he alone can serve H.
IhjrY-That the Sergtaut-at-Arms caunot dcputize
his power to others ont OF the District of Columbia.
After hearing the arguments Of the counsel Chief
Justice Shaw briefly reyis'e the circumstances of the
case stating that 10 presented no conflict Of authority
between the Executive Of the United States and the Ex
ecutve officers Of this Commonwealth. As to the first
point taken the Court not prepared to say that
he Senate could not have its preceps served outside
the District Of Columbia On the third point that the
could not depute his authority TO an
other person there dOgbi, and all the Court
agreed that he had no such authority A warrant of
tits sort must be limited to the person TO whom il is
given by the Senate. The order of the Court was that
Sauborn be discharged The rendition OF the decision
called forth demonstrations OF applause which were
speedily checked The court room was thronged.
Sanborn lef with his friend, for home.
THE sANBORN AFFAIR BEFORE THE LEGIsLA-
TURE.
BosroY, April 4th, 1860
The House by unanimous suspension of the rules re-
ceiyed the following memorial which was read:
The memorial of f. B. Sauboru, of Concord. a free
white citizen Of this Commonwealth, respectfully heweth
that about the hour OF o'clock on the night Of April 3D.
your memoriIst was iorcoy stM1u anu hAhucuiel M
his own house n Concord by oouy oI men, VINO reas-
had, but dragged your memoral,t uo the street, and
attempted 90 force him into carriage, evidently for the
purpose of carrying him out Of the said Concord none
% ,s,,,r,., ,,,, Is,r,, hpt he believe, tbr,, IN L
residents of Boston. their names as finally given some
tipe after the events m rslted being Sills Carleton
Cnoil,e T,rl,on Freeman and Toss Furthermore
yoYr menorl.t would represent that wilt of h1Jeg,
r, beu, served ON tine sand Carleton by Deputy Sbcr
I'M Moore of Concord in your county of Mid cscy .aid
writ being granted by and bearing the signature of the
Hon r go,r one of the Commonwealth Justice, or
tbe Spprepie Court the .aid Carleton did neglect and r
r. r civ. mo- the boiy of your memoriali-t or remov.
Biz han I.,I hut ,o,r rep,op.trlut WAS taken f,rlly
I, ,o,r ~tr,n fran, f. ct,J, of said Carleton and Li
,,,,ri,n. tlougb tl, aforesaid writ of L,Ls,s roro
called for Mn, b,ty of your mcmorill-t and WIS duly
served y e u,op.r oi,er all of which he conceyes TO
be grieyous violation of his rights as citizen Of this
Commonwealth. aud therefore he prays for such relief
from your honorable body a. his safety aud your own
digni.y NAV REQUIRE
r. b. SANBORN.
After r5a ling tle above memorial. resolution TO I'M
srlct he Attorney General OF tine state 10 act AS coun
c, Tor Mr. Slnbom was taken from the table, li.to ,o
ud debated length The resolution was passed to third
reading and was then tabled. The result 90 the Court
being known Carleton aud other Officers, engaged in
ahb'ra seizure, were arrested OH warrants IRON 'he
o.', '".".i oil N,h'1'u ana L.ii'7lI u" sisol" ,'
D'-,'1'"'1 ,' appear U''e "" [l..N i'' u''''"s "'
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H"' '' Tue arrest
sTAifVfSr oF NR r,NHoEN.
at first offered resistance but when the handouts
were put on refused 70 90, not having heard any
rant or seen uuy signature or been told the names Of
the officers or TIE nature omy offence, far as can
recol,c. When they dragged me into the open air. with
ou, allowing me- 10 pu ON my boots oyercolt or bat,
called murder and resisted With my feet as well as
could with four stOu. men holding me. They dragged me
TO thr g.rrHge, which htt leu brought up by NTH or
sixth confederate and attempted 20 put me iu broke
the side OF he carriage With uy feet and y sister seiz
iug one of the ruiurs they fropucl me on my feet
again A-iu they tried to plt me u Lu, INV sister whip
ped the horses which started and fo.ei them again
They were sill. struggling with me and her: five men
against % man ard woman when the ueighbors came
running 90 my AID. TIE riiaas still attempted TO kid
nap me- hut they soon ioul thev were oyer9owerel :
then aud not until then iidtltv read tlpr warrant In
the street bv the Iight of ,rtern Will, s.o0d hand.
cued aud Hs,i .otIed In th#r hands This must have
been fifteen m.au.e- altermy fits; seizure.
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