Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-10

The Philadelphia american of Wednesday con-
tains the following announcement of the arrest
of Senator Bayard in That city,

The Philadelphia American of Wednesday con
tains the following announcement Of the arres
of Senator Bayard in thnt city,
Senator Bayard, Of Delaware has imnortalist himself
as an advocate Of secession. His soed reputation ha,
! recently been somewhat widely .xtendej He found
wilmington too hot to hole him. aud yesterday morning
took the early train to Philadelphia Parties il that ps
elestaIhed The fact that nv had started and by the time
ne trah arrive goody crowd OF people had gathered
H. ihe aspe me crowd wanted to see the Senator They
Ad Understood that the senator had lately from
southern tour and supposed him 10 the bearer vi tp
Attest news from arehtraitor Davis. Between nno and
Ten o'clock Mr. Bayarl arrived, accompanied by two
dAnghters No one mol9sted him, but rs he rot into
eenh steel carand rode away, emnisceneeso of south
ern oulfages upon unuiandng northern men came 10
g minus o. some OF M people man whose brother
M been tarred feather and driven from bis home by
FWAns n the south, commenced cry upon the Senator,
anu rs others took It p policeman entered tile and
suggested tt 10 avoid the crowd the Senator had better
accompany him
lie vas conducted to tho central station by squad +
ponce ana usheied into the room Of Lieut. Henderson,
the basement II So happened that slifnoose taken
from amppos some time since Was hanging from the
ceiling above the centre Of the room, To the rops
paeard with the following words The doom Vt traitor
AS the Senator walked the room his forehead came
~ contact with the rope, causing unpleasant nsaon
Writing materials then provided and the Senator
wrote note to young DR.. Kane which was promptly
dispatched The Senator then assured Lieutenant lIend
nrn that he had NOT been to Je Davis aud he be-
e,el mat a the iurore got up against hin was from
motives " private malice. He had been New orleans
on business and pie lged his word on the honorof man
NAV Ne lad not been acting in concert with the rebel
Davis The Lieutenant stated that he had duly to per-
otln and the Senator claimed protection under ths
law rs provisions should be properly observed This
rams Ike streak OF sunlight after the storm and the
senator eli relieved Of the choking sensation that had
come upnn him like sudden attack Of diphiheria
Presently DE- Kane, with Mayor Henry, arrived IN
rhriEes aud An Interview had with Senator Bayard
~ thH basement OF the Central station, This resulted Ia
hs1efati1n and heand Dr. Kane entered the carriage
and Tile next moment they driven away
Ihe Nsnntor returned To Wilmington yesterday after
noon, ly river steamboat lie was recognized hy his G
low plssegers,- aud "le alone' with extreme severity
MS destination is supposed to be the Peninsula where
secession yel fosters. Whether no obtain pass to
en'el Washington Is more than We know
Mr. Bayard returned as above announced, on
Tuesday evening. He walked up Market street
from the boat without the slightest mopstation.
The proceedings of the mob in Philadelphia were
disgrace to the Union cause. We do not I'M
derstand how men can, consistently, condemn
the intolerant, Lynch-law spirit of the South,
and at the same time suffer their patriotic atdor
to run into the same channels OF inobocracy and
illegal personal violence. Respect for the laws
is sure evidence Of loyalty to the Government;
and whoever would feel safe in his own person
md property should stand by the laws which
protect the just rights of others. There can be
no other security, either in the Union or out of