Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-02
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mouse" see that the !ndomltable" James
+. Wa sh, Superlntendeht OF the Night Watcn'
although sorely sco:chcI ny ~ the severe SIrtc.
turc5 OF Ihe Mayor not ~ sHouiI ~! no'
notice what ne calls Il c!lu? TnlcA some lltel-
airy IElehu WIN more g .ttL pii Lan W.
eyer Scnt'" u! INC Uranium 81 VA? "'"''t"Diol
mas "IISIG w.. ~. mn, @ u,
10 usci eur NY DII'' ~" 10
OF GoGllcl!, iuPoI'G" ''iu 40 - |
INN ns ~ - ~ t. } 40, +In Indnrn
heH 49,, ~ -" 's'ail tho nI,nrs
lIATle T"s tn' aIot G. az oIH Of thr
PAL os4i"n I,tta d1,ty or "iS.It "a have
pau - ~ ~, ,.,s thou ~ fr thot night
oeGA' no 'r other miphts when he was sabout
town." and not Oh duty. When the Bakers
Ball took place L was sick with bilIiou5 lever;
and physician attending me. " nat siatcu
before the Cohmii{ce was true ana oflltEu
this comnun'ty VIII attach rs much crGdit 70 nay
oath rs they VII 10 tnC statement OF WASH ana
his coadiutor, the fat Boy, to sustain him.
The "lndomit9Die tets everybody that near.
~ every criminal SclI ~ me Pcnltent'aES ~. ny
men under my COMMAND mere were Two
men arrested by MN without lcgaI authority,
By the aid OF Il worthy young gentleman, II
clerk for MIR. Hartley, who was clothed win
the same n"th0'2ty to make l"G arrest th"t
| Walsh possessed. Arcward understand, was
| paid for the arrest but no portL'" was gwen to
| the worthy clerk, who was Ja"sy c4tttlr@ 10 u;
| not even Il proposition 70 do so by the lndom-
table" Dere!ict ~ lie aIwayS Is, 1t IS III per,
feet Keeping with AL his acts nc lor3cts tGte!5
| anything in his vain hosstln9 about inc %i!tu!i
neglect Of duty IN suffering $cYcrMi "oFtnle9
to escape, first Of the batch, Mr.. InDictti next
Mr. Curlcy George, Il th!nk ne WAS called lE"''!
| the steamboat with handcuf15 on ana i&S1;
'!urEing about town" 1t is said, and believe
truly, that it WAS fortunate that there was no
water in the canal the night the attempt was
made bv the "Indomitablc' to arrest the "dcs-
pcrado,n or he would have been drowned in his
nrccipitutc retreat from the house Of the 'dcs-
| pcrado." | must here say one Of the party
| stood his ground, and was severely injured !;
! but the others were ''nOWhere.'
The most ridiculous thing in this TRADE is to
compare G"@% "5 %t '[ t I, cInrcd h.
sL I' 'eI0'i oII6r,oI i +hor, %"f i nooI5'
C 5u pTpi * HDnncrs:or. Il "a an bonorabIe
>,"a;t;nr Inf NOT ImcrotiI,n. and hnvn Irar3
position" pu' no' "'iI h%H ',I1
from oIi!c' : ','1t Wv i
Oiu:Hs ~ Jpt ~ w.. W.
poStioIl ~ "ouD'' ~ t'!G "il'' = ~ -
ny ta r"" 10 ,! hin ' b .t.
ANY, r,tTr ~ ~ "''' Az
o'II'l'CI'y " 'ssr',.,n" and .,,I-., Ioo,,o 4lo
~ h1iI h;, 80 Ins r'"r
nI ~, nsSnna4a In SHon,d ha,n
haD!s ana ASSoG'4 49, 80 Sn1uIu H r goHe
on MS Knees ana tnanEG4 Lne MAYOR ior Inc a.
TiGe: r"h Wy itDE"'q clitH8c us aPoI>, VI tile
EIhlopiah ms syn IL = is easy 10 t !f inc
shr4EeS %i"aeq to as IT i Is TO MAKE Inc dmuG H
tnpIr pCh'' il''''c' ltio = '''I e,i tt ~
II IS 700 'ltfl ttue ~ LchenS4 % ooutn Caiol-
ma, once s:,u III vF iI",se h ~
that thG o"Ia N'.u oH?cGhe plIuS IHVo pt'GH I
thGh9el'e2 upon 5lie hisii PAGES S % t!e '''lu
am authori|ea py J"hh Su!hlnefS 10 state n
this communication that WaIshs statement
about the testimony he raid rot procure, is I'M
true. Walsh called upon him for his notes
Mr. Summers refused 10 give him his notes, bit
told him to state what Witnesses testimony he
|
pleasure. SO It is that with Misrepresentation
ana bad materials, his literary friend' has
done we'll to make up as go"d Jnb for linn rs IL
did. Llt"l JOSEPH PADGh EFT.
| D,nlIurCsrONLp,c cArr az lrATrA
VIZ Ml2''iO - = IN . o<'Ln w -Ah - a.
! ~ DLn Ian - "Fhu'tnC ~ i decree U! me