New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

THE TEHAs SLAyE TsoUBLEs-xoRE HAyeIsG 81
Lynch Law - SSarRsrs IA T-xas are al suspected Of
beipg AboitioDps, and either hung seot on. Of
the State. Two map peddlTs named ID, A. VI. ID.
Hughes and James l.. Parker, ctzsns Of Illinois, be-
ing suspected Of heirg Abolition sps were broazht TO
Calves Oh the 18th nit AID PLACID on board tho
ence of the Vigilance Committee bsiog that they should
be paced on board a vess.l ing TO some port North
of Mason and Dixon line
TIE Golrest0n Ners Of Sept. says
OWN Station a reel ent Of Anderson County for
MANY years has been hang for melting the slaves 70 in
surreciion and itcendiaJsD. His completely was
proven 10 the entire satisfaction Of every one n mo
same county. the Vigilance COMMITTEES OF Magnolia
Beat, publish statement tht hey sHoDeIaee ne
Mr.. Martin from being Anti slavery, anu are s"''sa
with his opinions on that 81 lect. ~,
"Two men, named Broad wright, were hing m hoo-
ertson County Sunday bsfOre last after tr1 before
the Vigilance Committee, and sa'is rory evidence u
their quilt in tamperpg vi the slaves.
"Tbe aboliiioDist J. +. Lemon who recently was
escorted out Of Wood Comfy under orders 10 leave he
State il Is reported has been prevented, by massri
impediment, from obey ing the lustrnctobs we pre-
suDe be climbed tree and hurt himself IN coming
down."
1--WE find in our exchanges reports Of meetings 70
organize Vigilance Committees and patrols AZ DOE
TOD, Bowie County; Dentoo; Greenyille, Hoot Coun-
tv C'arksvile, Red River Comfy; Jasper County,
Trinity Cornty; Carthage, Paaoli County kiekaPoo,
Anderson County.
"The notorious horse thief, Robert Tacker, was
nODg III Jonhhon toubty on the III n lnsGtnti
presence and with The approval of three hundred del
egstes from Comancbe, Ellis, Ersth, johnson. Tar
raot Hill and Bosque Comics. He had confessed
bis crimes and repeated the truth Of hs confession,
iust before he was hung by order Of the Vigilance
Committee
Tbe Colorado Chizsn Of the 25th says:
ave learn from individuals thai plot was diseov-
cred in the neghborhood Of LyoDs 10 the lower part
of Fayette County ng the negroes there TO organ
ize Themselves in body about two hnu red 10 90 TO
meet another band LaGraDge and thence proceed 10
Mexico II was net their inteDtlon 10 murder the
people unless il might be Decessgy to the aeeomphsh-
mebt of their design. The rogle4der was arrested,
but az we are informed has since been of by the
owner. No particular facts are dsvsl0ped."
The Henderson Times Of the 18th ult. has the FOL
lou ing concerning the fire:
1--WE are yet unable 10 offer our readers any satls-
factory news in relation TO the late fire. No ne de-
veopmepts worthy of note. The Vigilance Com Dittee
adjourned on yesterday, to meet again on Wednesday
next Much of the time of this Committee has been
spent in the investigation of the Herndons case Two
men of that name residing 10 this place have been
arrested upon charges made by negro womsn belong
ing 10 one Of them. The wemsn Acknowledges that
she fired the buil1ir g and cbargs her nss,sr with
cling her TO do so that he immacatAy pres
ent, uTgng her 70 commit the hesh deed The trG;h
or falsiv of this latter statement the Coumi'tee nave
labored hard to determine without Ooe OF me
HeIndons has been discharged and ordered 70 leave
the State the negro condemned, and the other hern-
don is still in jail. Much excs ment has prevailed IN
the CommiteerOom in regard 70 his gait or innocence
while our citizens evnce much anxiety a0out tbe bnai
result Of the investigation. We hope next ~eeE 70 he
able to give something more defnie and Satisfactory