, 1860-02-02
ANOTHER ExprLs1oy FROM KENTUCKY.
Mob Law Enforced.

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We Published yesterday the proceedings had
at public meeting in Braoken County, Ky, on
the Esd u't. BY tho following from the Ciucin-
nati a-<tt< Of the 3lst uls., it will be that
the resolutions Of the meeting we're promptly |
carried into effect:
CITIZENS NOTIFIED 70 IKAyE.
In accordance with the resolutions adopted at
| the isracken County meeting, = committee rep
resen ing the organized mob, proceeded on
| Thursday. The 25th Inst, to the work assigned
then, and notified Fee, Hanson, Nallett, Hol-
| man, Robinson, Griggson and Griffin that they
| must be without the State on or By the 9Th Of
| February next =: -. -
they assumed an astonishing amount OF
pomposity. Such IVES the power assumed By
them that they passed through the toll-gate
and informed the keeper that "this company
| paid no tolI.'
They ntst net in Germantown. and proceeded
|, long; and called for J. 3. Mallett.
Hacats'e out within few steps Of the compa-
ny, when tue chairman, Ur. Bradford, called out
in stern voice, as follows: Walk this way,
NJ. Malett; don't have any fears, we don't in-
tend 10 hurt rou." Mr.. N.llett replied, No,
he expected not; be was in the company Of gen
.lcmei. he supposed" Dr.. Bradford read tho
resolutions, aud a=ked, "Do you intend to
leare1" Mr. Malle,t replied that he had said
he intended to do 50.
Ar. Aullets asked the privilege Of making
leW femnrks, but was !oio tha1 'he MOO haa no
.u's ~ ;.seh H.; ~ u'1oI asxeo anu "as
tho inouiry what WA Ills for, They ren1ied
for teaching incendiary anliusuzrectionary sen
.timents. ME. Hnmlohg said be would say to
the contrary the teaching had always been that
| of peace.
They then proceeded to G. G. Hanson's, and
: in the same rou,pous manner notified lis son
to lcare.
Mr, ], G, hanson eudeavored to get hear
ing, but tc no purpose:
Thrv next called AZ Nr. VINCENT Hsuilton.s >
!, f.ther.in.iaw of ]. G. Fee. Nr. Fea told ,len
be had intended to leave, ret in their notice he
rrcocujzed no right to require him TO lcarex lii
: asI.} fhe n,h to nausc n moment Int tht
= TI,.;rman ordered then, to nroceed' lie va.
| ,ror;o,a1~ foid tl,at h.. wax smart rnnn,,h Il
It ae,, ~ nf - h.nds ~ thc law anI th,s VA
i | H. xiv ronree tn cot him mt. A. one nj th
q mob pissed. Sir. Fee extended his hand an,
said:
l. II, vou anproye Of this action -
= ayes I do" was the repiy.
u swell" said Nr. Fee. 1--we took VOWS to
!. rether in the same Church. Iexpected differ
. sut things Of you''
=, In that mob were school.mates, parents {
IL school-uaatcs, and life. long acquaintances.
From this fhey proceeded TO the residence
m Mr.. John D. Gregg. where Mr. Holman wa
g stooDips. in feeble health, aud notified hiu
er without show Of authority from any previot
>. meeting. ordering him, peremptorly, to be viii
20 ou. the State by ihe 4th Of February next.
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Al 1c a;a,s.a. ~ 81 III t1u.<, ~ h.
as " xes - aa 81 n aS,s,a,ed T ~ iii rh
u. ;ns au s1saas. l.a.' hn@a. nuu ,asn & M,nsa
=. !. ritizcn og Berea. from whence he bad bee
n ir;vpn- and WIS visiting at bis fathers. He hs
~ never tcsn charged with crime, unless it vi
Il hi, hou<.fv, C. L, Griffin is also Bereau, m
~ IL notr,l for lis auiet, peaceable character u
=. (;riliu is IN unpresendiog laborer and has
he ways been noted for his aiuiable dispositio
cr liz ia moor man and this blow is felt severe
r. by him und his family. He is driven from Il
~ land OF his nativity, the scenes Of his chidhoo
r. | and all his friends.
al 4 school teacher, but has not been engaged
ro. Touching this winter on account Of poor heait
IT, IL native Of Ohio. ], i. Maliett has taug
hc Locust Academy school for nearly three yea,
-, ~. schnol ha, The reputation of being one
"a !. tha hes, in The couutrT.
to Notwithstanding thu school closed most =
ln- rups!y, he recc'sed certihcnte o. 1espe