New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-16
SOUTHERN CHIvALRY AGAIN.

A CITIZEN OF MICHIGAN EXPELLED FROM FLORIDA.
The valiant State Of Florids is determined not to be
outdone oy any Of ber Confederate SISTERS in acts OF
" chiyalry." She is ben" upon achieving repua.
on that sha sdon the pages of Southern history 30
IL reveals to startled and far of pos,eriry the noble
deeds Of herosm performed by her loyal sons In their
struggle for ie liberty and rhe pursuit OF Northern
men. The latest effort of Flordianc patriotism was
the expulsion from the municipality of Apulaebicola of
Mr.. ID. v. Dean, native OF Michigan. Mr.. Dean was
engaged In teaching school OF budding chivairy IN
the thriving city named, and while diligently pursuing
his avoction. day surprised TO receive the ol
lowing communication from the Mayor OF the Dxianic
burg. We give the episte rerbatm It tteTIttn, etc.,
in hope tha, 1t may IN some measure excuse the conduct
of his Honor believing we do that our readers will
agree with Us, that his aversion ~ schoolnasers w
natural TO him. bns bo doubt existed ON bi infancy,
and has steadily increased nce the days OF his YOUTH
Dear sr having proved to me by respectable Testimony
confederate states Of america you aby commanded to
e.'s hi. town BY the very 1r.t SPP.t,usy VIII necu
you also required deliver up TO the bearer Of h. com
nric.,i.n all arms such as guns PISTOLS Duhs BGns ni,
be compelled TO submit to proper search q, u q, ,,
Accompanying the above, was the following highly
consointory document:
Mr. DsAs-s; the undersigned having herd that you have
avoid pene. Of In such made and prosd-n
or to leave h the fss opportunity for mo northern
climbs.
Here followed about fifty signatures, commencing
with that Of James p. Penn, who penned the above,
followed by Ii. T.. aud Is. r. Simmons III the presence
OF whom even Southern Rights men keep their hands
in their pockets also, a. W. Hunter, celebrated IN
connection with the capture Of the Atwater and sew
erl other deeds of Secession bravery, Including we
believe the murder of one two men. MIR. Deans
oiense a refusal 10 join "A military company OF
which the gallant Hunter was Captain lie was wait
ed upon at his residence by band Of which the above
named individuals were the leading spirits, aud polite
ly informed that he must I" sho his coors Instead
Of this he showed ouple OF the brave the door,
whereupon Captain Hunter detailed man 10 re-enter
imnedai ely, and pre,ent him with Miuie rifle ball.
On further examination, however, was ascrriained
that the Secersion soldiers had just appropriated aud
drank barrel of whisky, and could not then tell the
breech from the mnzze Of their guns, and this pro-
videntisl' circumstance is tne man who had been
teaching young Apal.cbolic ideas how to shoot, In
debted for his escape from their execisng the know
ledge thus impaired, upon him. Mr.. Dean concluded
that The country hot agreeable one, and made
hasry departure for the Queen City where he arrived
yesterday Before leaving Florida, he got the follow
Ing passport. ,.,,
To WHOM NAY CoscEHS: Mr. D. " Dean, the bearer
residing this place for nearly TIVE year.. and during that
time be has by Of our citizens a. teacher
Mr. Dean teercd or taken any part Ia politics
the rscest delies between the two sections North
and South Mr. Dean 10 dsrous Of returning to Michigan,
Asps hs WI sss be nolssd q n b: journey
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