New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

IDENTIFY fred upon the crowd but from the moment
he was seized 10y the rioters they behaved toward
him n "a most lnbuman and dighoc manner. He
was Knocked down, tramplcd under foot, beaten,
Kicked aud dubbed for hours The first blow was
given lt . p. m-he did rot die until p. IN. l)unng
all tiis tuc hc surrounded by the mob, who
% lowed none of ms friends 10 approach lln, ana
,,t,. clY,gp SIGH and heavily -laborcd breath was
o'.,.,.l.a y.it "a Lic, or a blow. A humane drug
lSt Nho aWloara'u WIN 'iP % Wi'r'' "la ~ @
beaten and his storc destroyed W hen some OF hiS
urIolroI. turned away III disgust .anu. FoHoT' tho
,.,. was raised Kin them too; don icts nave any
,,fupsee.' Even the Offices OF religion "tI" ut"i"
-, tbo victim of their fury. Falhcr CioWry, a
Fomal Catholic clergyman, VINO nag Nl'h'as 81
i, irrilI scene i'pl0rcd the mob Tor leave 10 i-
minister the last Sacrmeut to the nylis 'h' ~; o
~. or,v~al h. bgsourht, he 8dmonshrd' rue
non il dyuun Inc said. "he can never recover you
Lnye dome your worst: now lct me remove ,nn ,nI ~
and administer tO him the last o'HcrS Va ",'4 20
= l. - ,e-nr ,rs You can do yUur Office h6e; 20 'io
sla.i remove the man from where It nc, @ @,,i,,,
the priest gave MIN the SacI3W'u,' "i'tl "l IA ,,,t
with him all he died. Even then tIi inop W" ", %
d..i.1 from its work Ul vengeance ana me P' - ~
thar once contained gallant sWilt WIS I.5J,.I
gulItd by tue iniUitatr throns Nll'' wv '' ,L ,i
dead perhaps an hour new llot uI',''N'," ~ a.,
flittiou al the crowd. when Father iloWS n"u 'H0
body removed from where it lay and deccniIys Pr
plrrd for burial. Thus ends the Story ot one "l Wy
most atrocus murders N the long ana weary "ttHt'
of ciime--a murder unequacd III history as eAI,"l-
Ting the hdsest and most IcrOclOuS piaohS "iu 'I0
worst deeds OF which men may he guiilE. -
ASSAULTS UPON COLoEED PGoPLE-ilihhh "'N
HANGED.
The assaults upon coorcd people BEGAN S,nl?Ie S,,i.l
simultaneously with the riots, and continued WLlIe
the lrculv lasted. On the FIRST day, beside te "c
stIUctou of the Orphan Asylum, many c"l"Itu in.
were beaten, some perhaps killed On ihdt 4"l "
coiuIpd man WAS caught IN CiarkS0n-st.; near i'uu
SON and hanged 90 a tree. and tire was kludlsd un
der his iifc.css rcmains The next Gag the ohiIHtes
were continued upon this inoien'Ne PtcpIc' ana ~,
the thiId day two Other negroes We're pcalCm ~, ~
death. aud then hanged. These men !ad gwen Ho
OI,lisc, aud there Was no reason lnf lhr tti"o "
cent the NAL gnaUt hatred Of the mob toward h"'h
o I tffs %.
Cwt.hes, turned ont of ulS hoUSc ny tho Ilu'ly
and iu al parts OF the city these uiomwaits N'IC
subjected 10 every species of outrage. Ing ,%tenI Oh
their WTougs has never been told, nor VII tEc soiA
Of teir suling5 ever be fully known l ls "l l'N,'
"a chapter to make humanity sAudGuI-a chapter one
would tiiuk, tdat would kAdIo liulshdtIoh sven III
the outlaws breast.
.pIIvAIE RESIDENCES DESTROYED.
Neither it possible within the limit OF the pres
tut itlclc 20 give anything like complete account
of the private residences that were phideed aI 't-
srJpycd. Postmaster Nalrmans house lu Lith'I-
temp. was made on ,he following uU io destroy l9c
horse Of Mlvur Onlykc. IluuCcr was one great ob-
jcct with Che mob. and most OF tine dwellings upon
which thcr wrath was yIated"cIe destroyed loi 'i'o
GOV SEYMOUR Ar THE CITY u,EL.
When al these ouuaecs had been y, Ipe ra'5d, Cow
Seymour appeared 20 the CITY Hal and addresses
tc rioters rs i,iruds.' tie knew then, &s Wcii as
lc knows to-day tIe extent ana character ol tl''t
crimes lie VA, then a5 lrly aware hS nov lha'
there was 40 pa!hatou or excuse Tor hrlr rlIehNes
A few days before he lad himself exalted the mon
as coual IN authority 20 the Goycrumcnt-hi. own
word, bad cHcou.gaI f'f yiVcucc Doc IoN a.i' e.. .el
tou.pr..8te. When ChiefEugiutgr Dec, Gu appealed
tn tjeIroh then lrt Two hours Oh. 10 de's, from
ti.,. violence. SINCE they had accomplished Their
ruIptsts iu tAc Gt-t Ucton ot thc Provost IShaI IS
og... Ve can understand what be meant py address,
| inc tl.mas irl,oN-cIuzcus' When Father Jlo"iy
ann alrd % tlcu m gentle language ior the body VI
Col. OBii,u, SINCE they bad done their worst, we
can respect the appeal BUt when Gov. seymour
said ry friends - the crowd OF murdcrcrs ana m
ccn.iarcs. WHO had noe yet ceased their wicNcIn'as'
d., words had a different -lRulhcautc. Inc i"itis
know that he was one of them, Who chose 90 work
hy ,snt means from those which they c'nrlptr'
and his speech was in keeping with Tins tac.t under
! standing between them. liehod become hrii ,pohe'-
! man M Washington ho told th,in-ils dtuands ia
/ their behalf would be needed to-thc dIait womb
| be stouprd. he might ms well have said they htd
done their work uoh.v Iud Ice would bear thcn th,r
reward. Tie mob understood hlW to ,4y gus. in4
h, Lutly tlIt hc was So understood Ityas iraliul
I,spUusihllty for any mau On assume, aud Cow soy
no,r stand. before The world the panLricr to muir
dcrous mutitJl,. o..
H. The riots not fewer than Loo parsons joe. Their
lives. Other ubtsages followed after COY. seymour Is
-re.ru a, out.iFr, bad ruur before. II Na- many
o.,v. uuru thr accustomed Quirt WIS restored "rd
tl. draft resumed. History w.I t,l tIrtioI} q, %
t.I. oI wonder to jhe end. What $50 Lave toi ci 90
j., necessary 90 f'dl UNDERSTANDING o' the I.ail''
toward DO oi o. man Who uoH s.t.a tu Doe i.',4,At OK
tite United State.