Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-22
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dered Infamous by the seduction OF = young
girl, member Of his own household. and
the daughter Of a friend, and equally inla
nous by his violation Of social order, in re.
sisting the execution Of a warrant for The ar
rest Of a fugitive negro by the United States
marsha!-0r which latter offence, he was
held in confnement-was few days since
rescued from the custody Of tho United:
States marshal, 10y mob Of sy,npathisipg
Republicans, and >cc,etcd by Republican
officials in the Wisconsin Pcntentiary, where
he was received as an honorcd guest rather
than as condemned cu'prit. An armed
escorts then conducted Mr.. Booth to Ri
pom, \ large meeting was organised TO hear
him. Reverend Dirines (?) took by the
hand the william who ruined the child-.iust
fourteen years old--ofhis friend, and fair la
dies with longing for notoriety welcomed
the doebc'dyca william. IIo proceeded to
make aspeech, frequently showing his pis-
toll, which he called dis little kuze,s 'orp.s
In the midst olhis speech the United States
marshal arrived, and proceeded to execute
the warrant for his arrest, and then: those
conservative Republicans those national
men, who think Mr.. Lincoln will make such
an emincntly conservative president, and
who will be so uSt t. al scctiuns Of the
country, proceeded to show their devotion
to the cons tuition and laws Of their coun-
try in the following manner: the paragraph
we Gu. from Republican paper, which cx-
ultingly gloats over it. ''~ ,>.. ~
Booth hal proceeded for some time with
his speech, when Deputy Marshal +. II.
McCarly, Of Fond du Lac, suddenly came on
Itl,c plato, N and said, = haze &: warrant to
arrest you Mr. Booth" lie barely succeed
Jed in putting one hand on Mr.. Booth,
when he was instantly pulled away by the
by stander' A scene ofintenSe excitement
and hides r,oablc confuse followed. Kill
him" 'shoot him. chang him. went up in
shouts from all parts Of the hall. McCary
was thr,,shed out Of the hall by the enraged,
people, being kicked and beaten by his pur-
snsrs, and was thrown down the lower flight
Of stairs, falling upon his face. Instantly re-
gaining his feet he fled TO The Mapes House,
followed by tho crowd in pursuit. The
Mapes House was tho heal quarters Of the
marshal and his friends, aud they appeared
at the door armed and 70, babe entrance to
Tie nursuers. ~.
And this is the way marshal the Uni
ted States was treated by those Law. abb
ding Republicans, wh> support the ''consti.
tutioh and laws,' VINO tell us that Abe will
enforce the fugitive slave ii, such an efficient
mariner. This is the way they treat ain off,
Ger of that government, the possession
which they ask S hall be entrusted to
them. the next day was Sunday, and
they held Lincoln ,aeoting," and organ
lied League Of freedom" to resist the ex-
ecution Of the fugitive slave law=-,f.at law
which is going TO he 50 strinsehtly enforced
by Mr.. Lincoln; they then ordered the u.
>. officer to leave town-,hose hw-abidns
law-enforcing citizens did, and then run Sc.
duction NJ. Booth off, out.!ofsight. AS an Of
sctt to this, at Ocquacoh, Virginia, the other
day some enthusiastic Republicans raised a
Lincoln pole-.a very foolish proceeding We
admit, but which they had an undoubtcd
right to do: and mob ofpro. slavery men
full blooded Observation-Disclosures 10 pull it
down. the Republicans applied to Governor
l4e'cher for protection, and he promptly sent
military company to protect their rights;
but the pole was destroyed before the mill
tin arrived there. Aud here we might
add that while the Republican Governor Of
Wisconsin lately disbanded military com.
pany because they would not rescue Booth
from the u. s. marshal, CIV, Letcher, a
Douglas man, promptly sent company Of
soldiers to protect Republicans in their right S
and property. But Lincoln says, an ire
pressiblc conflict, must go on. TIE men o,
the Moth must organize in the spirit Of the
Booth reseuers and the men of the South
must organize i'll the spirit vf the Oequacon
mob, and the fight shall not stop until in his
words 'crisis has arrived and passed. that
IS until t! e South is victorious over the orth
or vrce versa. No middle ground is 10 be
taken. No NATIONAL mar tolerated. The
secessionists frst intod to put down all Ma
'oua' parties, and then the 'irIepressib!c con .
tiict can go on without Interruptions Na-
sioiaal mon! Union loving men! men trained
in the principles Of the fathers and in the
spirits of Wash;n Ston's farewell address i'll
you allow them to do this; will you cry out
fer sectional parties;" for extreme men, for
the 'irrepressiblc conflict" between the Sec
tons OF this con4ederscy, or will you aid y
National n,an-=s man who stands upon
ground Where all the States can inect-.a man
that advocates principles just to every sec.
tion---to put it down. Will you come up in
the spirit Of love and brotherhood which al.
animated our fathers when they met to com
promise the conflicting interests and differ
e"t opinions Of sections, by leaving to each
sover, isnty the full control Of all questions
pertaining to its social welfare and prosperity
and thus removing, forever any possibility
Of u conflict between sections from our DO.
llit'cal economy; aud leaving no room for