New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

c air lie the dcarded judicial rebes, while The Amer-
can A1g trails on the ground befind Motto, Tie rst
gun for State action. On the reyerso the words
OF lie honorable gentlewen which called fofh such
vehement applause at the fret meeting in Institute
Eal, Tie tine for dclberatiJn has passed; the Il
for action has come.
ATrEMTT TO HANG MAN.
The Milledgeyle correspondent Of The Sarapnob
Republican writes thus under date of the I'D INST.
Last night mob collected in the streets OF this city,
on tie receipt Of the news that man was talking in
favor of Lnccln's election The mob got hold Of n
Northern man who, it seems, had been travelling On
foot through this and the adjoining counties VINO had
for Il baggage pOItmantedu With one SHIRT IN u, ana
could give satisfactory account 81 himself He was
without money, and could not satisfy any TO his
occutation. Reports current OF his having Az
nouced himself glad of the election Of Lincoln and had
announced himselfa Lincoln man." The crowd at
tempted 10 get rope TO hang him. but could not find
one they then took Handkerchief and tied it around
biz neck, and proceeded TO take him 10 stove pipe
near at hand to swing him up. The Marshal OF tins
city, In company with posse c0mmH2tHs, made rush
upon the crowd and took the ont of the hands OF
the mob aud put him in the Ia for safety. This tue
statement received from an eye witness. The man i
now III Jail"
ACCIDENTS.
The correspondent quoted above says:
"SIx O'CLOCK P. NJ open my letter. just before
the close Of the mail, 80 record sad event. Inc mill
tary cadets gave ncce ihat they would give arii
ery dri his afternoon. large assembiige Of nra
thousand people, among whom were largo number
OF ladies' gathered al Capitol Square 90 witness Il.
During the firing one of the pieces prenaiur1y
discharged itself and severely wounded Cadet Love
of Catoos "a County. He lost the small finger of the
right hand, and pieces Of the rUnlrod made two he
wounds on his arm. lie is badly hurt, bul has lhys
clans say hat he will soon get it, and there Il
lore that he will not lose his finger.
. Mai Capers then ordered the young men 10 fire
farewell salute and in loading 10 do the same gun
Which had been the Of he former accident agln
premauIey discharged itself and wounded Cadet o.
borne of Augusta. His wounds not so serious n
| those Of Cadet Love, hut still are very severe.
piece of the mrod pierced his arm near the wrist and
| teyered the arteries.
| The young men are both in the hands OF good
physicians and everything viii be done for them thsi
| science can suggest. DFs Bullock and Arnold OF 81
vannah and Dr. Hail of this city, attending Cade
| Love and Drs. Byrd Of savannah, Green Of Houston
| Green Physician of the lunatic Asylum AZ Midway
| and ). q. White of this city attending Cadet o.
| borne.
Both OF the Young men Were wounded by me shh'
| gun within fifteen minute, OF each other Ihey ara
both well drilled cadets Cadet Osborne having taken
the trst prize in the Heavy Infantry Drill OF yesteT
| day afternoon, ard they are both every inch sol
der No cowardly tear wet their cheeks no wOnnniy
moan escaped their lips; hey acted Gko men and is'
brave soldiers. was sorry 20 see the boys hurt; u
moved The hearts OF the ftOical to them bleed
| but ! was proud of their bravery Such boys when
The occasion comes and hc Slate needs their assist
| ance viii make brave aud true men,"