The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-12

| Correspondence Of the Cincinnak Enquiret {
The Mebbing or The Crisis ofce..Exg
cItement---CoI. Medary---A True WO-
man---The Military and the Governor.
CoIgHggsf 0RIo, IMarohE6, 1863.
To the Editor b eEAq,.syelA. "a :
disgraceful nj oh occurred here last night.
About one hundred cavalrymen came in
f9om5 CampJ 0hase,T dispoqntgd over the
river then stole up the ,dlletsto fhe O1ists
office and Quilted it. Colonel Medary was
absent from the city at the time, and nobody
was in the Office. The mobbing took place
about eleven o'clock at night About one
hundred citizens, dressed in army overcoats,
were engaged in the cowardly affair.
During the riot atths Office. rone Of Mr..
Medaryis daughters, Mrs. Wilson, passed
through the crowd, took the subscriptions
books, and was making off with them, when
well-known dirty Abolitionist here at
tempted to take them from her. She took
revolver from her pocket, lsveled it at the
fellows head, and denouncing him as a
coward, fit only toe6g6t1 women, went off
with the Books, revolver In hand, through
the crowd, not one of them daring to inter
fere with her. The fellow is now in the
lookup for assaulting her. All honor to her.
There is great excitement here to-day, but
quiet. We have an army four miles from
here, who are under command of the au-
thorities here. Governor Fod-an unusual
thing for him-stopped, at his office last
night until the Job was done. He was with
in one square of theIriot during the whole of
it. All the military gentlemen in command
Cf United States forces were unfortunateL
out of town. General Cooper, within two
squares, arrived after it was all over. Capt
bod, who is a white man, arrived in time to
put guard over the Statesman Office and
protect it.. Threats were frequent to-day
against the Enquirer, Indianapolis Sentinel
and Chicago Ifnles.--
COLUMBUS, March z, 1863.
Colonel N edary arrived in the ten O'Clock
train, last night. He met With a rece ption
that must have COMPENSATED him for the
DESTRUCTION of his office. He was escorted
by an immense crowd to the American
Hotel. where he was welcomed by Judge
Thurman in a speech that had the ring of
the true metal. The reply of Mr.. NJ edary
was an, excellent taste, and had a happy
effectlin quietiDg the excited passions of his
indignant friends. A meeting will be held,
this evening, to take measures to protect the
property of Democrats against mObS in the
future. Retaliation for like outrages will be
certain and prompt 1t will be an eye for an
eye, a tooth for a tooth, house for house and
life for life. --r,,
The journal Office was last night protect
ed by file of soldiers. 1t speedily came
under the kind attentions of Governor Tod
to saue it against any demonstrations Demo
Gratis might make against it. The journal
this morning justified the mobbing of the
Crisis ard its editor was slapped in the
mouth several times, this morning, by
young son of Colonel Medary. There is
much bad feeling afoat here, aud it is diff
cult toStell what the :esultwille be. This
know, thai Democrats are determined to
protect themselves, and maintain their
rights of person and property. '76.