Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-15
BOSTON. JulY Il |

Continued.
Boston, July II, 1863.
Cousin William The public transactions
oil last Friday, being Of such nature as to
command the attention of every one here, CON
stralh me, amidst multiplicity of business, to
give you relation of them. A countryman
III the market having a dispute with Il solder,
which went so far as that the latter knocked
the former down. a warrant was obtained
from Justice Quincy to apprehend the soldier.
MI Barber, the constable, by virtue of said
warrant took him, and brought him before the
Justice The justice fined him five shillings
Tor breach Of the peace. a sergeant then
present, informed his honor that he had not So
much about him but if he would permit the
II ssoner to depart with him to the barracks
hU@ould see that the fine should be imme,
diately paid. The sergeants request being
granted, and he not returning very speedily,
the constable was directed to bring the prison,
er again. With considerable difficulty he
brought him. Very soon after their arrival at
the Justices house, lieutenant and the before
mentioned sergeant, with twelve grenadiers.
armed with broad swords, came to the door oil
the Justices house. The lieutenant and ser.
geant entered, intending to push the prisoner
out OF the door, that the grenadiers might COM
plete the rescue, which they accomplished /;
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- J'o - ''oiiVi'I ''ie sel SediiI ureW MS
the scull. All the grenaders drew, and an
other person was wounded in the fingers.
Here ended this daring attack upon the au.
thority OF civil magistrate, whom they came
to aid. There has not heen such an affair
since the commencement of these difficult
times.
The honorable John Temple, Esq, Lieut..
lro,,,,nal n,,J eui
ar: .isN,nd ntt t oiie VI .''e
MAJ, bo aosil, co,,ia,,,nHr,I, f,, 80 Eio
80 49, ~, o'''i'O' "a Vi
lnnwn hv tho ornaI,ti,n 81 ~ ,rt,
Id .I " Il III 49, 'p"
TolJ lin that ha I'M Iron'rI,I i,'',,
~ tl, I;a ~ '''I "uI'ioi
ava I,o.n,t;o A.. ms N All,
s,,o ntondi,'r 70 so,,d i h., h "iov "' GU.
S,,oi, ~ o.rI ~ ~ 'I 'eI'"I' ou1
~ II hin,salfo ,3t IL i, lie ,oi.o4 a,r1 800
H. pp' !; i, ''' PoCNo'' "''u "eiiI
- III III, IL ~" s'l1e' 1esen5e y!
i 81, ~. 'He Gus "lil ~ ie"u 1t
tTani ''a d. 'I'I' ho% 40 mi'' ni
one he wrung Murray's nose. and snit
I'm his face kicked Ills nnsterinr calI
ed him scoundrel &c. Then Mr., Temnle
nroceeded IN tbn Tnwu Housa wbara he mot
Mr. fIupkpr and Treasurer GRAY He a al , cd
Mr. Fucker whether he had. fold Nnrrov th,t
he was the author of the dialoone The 20
ply was that he had not absolutely said flat ho
was the author but he believed he was ,nd
he believed he could nrove if ITnon which
Mr.. Temple struck Mr. Fucker several times
and. if is said. rent his coat prettv tborouUhlv
MIR. Samuel Pitts (son of James Pitts Esq
and relation OF both Mr.. TempIe and Mr.
Fucker came into the Town Uonse and see
ing A man with laced coat whom he tnnl[ IN
be an officer beat Mr. Flurlzar ;mmodi,t.Iy
struck Mr.. Jennie for which after intorms.
tion. he was sorry. Here ended Ills otha, fro q.
zeal affair. Every ono seems vorv vol nIons,1I
with even the small punishment that tho oeId.
er received while some are sorry that fbare
were blows given in tbe latter mart of tho of
fair. however great the provocation and con.
temDtable the man upon thev fell NV ra.
CARDS to all friends. INcocNITo
In this DAVIS naper we have tine last wards
or diving speech of Veons' a stannch advorate
of despotism. and one of Bates regiment in
which speech is prororation of the General
Court TO January 10 1770
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t,,,ni a., So IL - " .''o
81 ~" Nv Ia iiit"'Dousiy Vioia-
-, "nu vi consequence
90 !ne1 couiu u Iehuer tiie val
I'll "s'eeiiieii' aoorti'e'
-t a., it H." le,I' ;,u. wv 'o'
-ii''' '',i'S ''I iOV'lI"tiohs NC
M so VI iiieic'i9n's anu an oC
800 ~ ~ 'o,iIecleu WIN 'l'tue' 'lie
.ieAt ".oi mug "I zen CLOCK at raheull llal,
~ cohsluer Vi some legal ana spirited meas
u u ~ prevent inc noh-llnporiatlon agreement
nun oel"s crushed ne next morning L
S"'G nay aI'enualce, ana WIN sorrow 1ound,
ny tr nn lepol' oi IHe committee OF Inspection
.ii"I noi n "iu HlSna Ilutcuihsoh' Natnah-
iIl Caly Heop''IIus Lime, Johh taylor, Ma,
1,ll,iiel 9ogers, pelJahih Green son. ana
!" iillali TacAsol' lau VloiatGu thelr agreement
III tIle iolio"i my manner. Ihey agreed, some
Iilile aso ~ ueil'er up tile goouS they import
Gu et'oe tie 'ioil-luiP tatiou agreement took
p"cc' W tic voii'li't'ee oi llspectioi' 10 oe ny
t"ehi AeP' IN 'lerc snoulu oe general lh'
poi anvil ~ ieii"'h III 'l'eir o"H stoIeS' puI
u .le ny " NC AGPs ny saiu con'nilllee: III
.lS lliey "e,e liuu'seu' anu 10 thlS altripute
'iie ore"ca ..ies nave laue' lor some men are
az. " oo u ua'eu' L "e co'n'i'ltIee Vi ilspec-
. t Visi'ee the goous several uhes till ABOUT
'llo hls' vi January "hen tiiey pretended they
euppTseu IheIr agreement was at al emu Al
tel t'iis the col'iulIttee were NOT sunereo 10
W .nen, ,dOi i1'u 'S eouu tley, lor many
OF ihehl were Solu' ana otlers removed. Inns
1Heir conouct was Tue cause ol Illis meeting
nav wac nov ~ ~ uolto was ene siane III
Huly' II, " '"eeS'S 'ii''' uiu io' eo"siS' Vi less
imam d tlousah1'
was Vole9 tIiat tlley Hag broken thelr
agreement ana then proposed that small
I'tee snouu pe CHOSEN 10 Wall upon these
men u can haruly can them sob 10 desire
thelr attendance Inc answers returned by
the several committees were to this; effect
that they ana not lhclhe TO attend; BUT VIM
jackson ana pretend tllat ne would denver up
what goods ne had not sold, and as much mon
ey as lie had received for those lie had sold.