Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-11-09
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M. Hubbard, G orge Go eman and P B.
e av+ly ON dusy as mounted p iIc@, wrre
pass'' g a hnus- occnp ed by lorei teo lie
Ii The outskirts of the CITY tne> W re ii ed
up,n About - shos wer- given aud re-
turned. hubbard rec 'ivei several shot
wounds I'D tae leg and hand. aud lis horse
was wounded in y v-ral p aces The parry
entered the bulldog and Captured nne
negro-Wm. COipman-p7 win Sc person
was found. Trough he denied having any
weapnD a six-sho1 err" three barr Is OF
which had been DISCHARGED, ard some
pow der and fuse. He WAS Tod ed IN jail.
Hubbard was suffering greatly this morn
ing
Bv agreement, no services we're held in
the churches, to-day. The city is u der
the supervision of the town sergeant, the
Greys, the white c,mpany. am volunteers
VINO ere accepted by the advice of G G.
CahelI. mtmhrr If Congress, and other
leading cit Zans. Town Sergeant james
Wood did not call ont h. cnlured military
con- pany. After the delivery of tie mail
This morning, whlc, was largely at ended
b whites ..s,.i blacks, TIE town sergeant
proclaimed that no ass mbles on the
streets would he allowed, aud he requested
he people to q" hum- and remain quiet.
Tn, Hou. Mr.. Cabtll Id Judge Aiken
i"ir. III the r quest. All Is now quiet,
but TIE people # he city are nnt without
apprehension Of further trouble
Lnter.-The physicians report as wnnnd-
d un'y these named III pre- vious DIS patches.
te ali has been tXtrnct+d from w liter
GLANDS skull Peer Walters colored,
.ht vas shot, is not dead, as reported.
he coroner summo led jury. hut the boz
i S of two Ut the mAn had been taken
4say In the Case Of q f third verdict
vas rel defrd to the effect That he Was
vi lei by 81 me unknown person.
A circular WAS issued this evening,
~,e,td 10y Mayor J Inns one. Judge Back
veil, Judge Aiken, the Hon Gro. G.
Cabell d a number OF other citiztns, ia
which they say they d sire to have peace
preserved and fair FL ctiun held on the
5 - insua ant. An order ha, been issued re-
curing that all liquor stores be- clnsed
turing to-mOrrOw and till The incoming
of the 18th instant.
The D.nville circular which proceeded
the riot is already familiar to our readers,
it having been issued as supplement to
his paper OF this appe Il of the white
ci'iZ Us of Dsnville Sen. Malone in his
circular said this:
MAHoNE's CIRCULAR.
A circular address entitled Goa lition
Rule in Dtnylle' has been secretly pre-
pared and held for sndi.n distribution in
the white counties of Virginia, among the
white people thereof.
The il fl ,nmatory character of this pa
per, its fabulous rrcitals. it must be seen,
ire puG IN terms expressly designed to ex-
cite the prejudices and passions of the
white pc 'ple ut IA moment just before they
are to vote, and to il flnence their votes be-.
fore they shall have had time for # fiction,
- before t ey shall have had time tn in-.
quire into the truthfulless of the st ate-
mentS made-befOre any exposure of tuems
can be made.
The fact that this circular address is
directed TO the people of the white section
uf the State-ard IS to be- there suddenly
and secretly circulated ON day "f election
ard few days before must fill every fair
minded man with contempt tor the trick
thus devised to influence the Waite vote of
the State.
Be rewarned of this i-ndish attempt
to excite and deceive you, fellow citizens.
and you are f,reaTmed.
WHAT GEN. MAHONE's oRG\N SAID.
[From he Ri ,hmond WING ]
| And NV, ii a,v cur MS p-rs will go
| to Danvill- he will Il ID tn re-, not G 4hea-
ma but p .radlsa; aud HI Will be M
| founded to discover that the anth' r.. sign
ers and distributors of the D4nvlIle it.cen-
! diary documents (for they are nothing
less, notwi ts' aiming the i jured tone OF
/ eX Tied virtue and innocence they as
sum-). Instead of being oppressed ard
miserable. are the most prosperous most an
solent. most orerbenrinq, and most lo,cless
peopie an tat city! L. would all he MIST
] taug.ah- farce but tor the fact that d tn
| ger turks da ger to life liberty and prop
e,ty-n these insi'arts aud seditious tricks.
We warn allthe people against them, and
we solemnly proclaim brfOre high heaven
| that if they are not treated with all the
| contempt which suon tricks of partisan
and political impostnre deserve we shall
all rue the day when the seeds dt another
civil war were scattered broadcast among
us from Danville.
WHAT COL. W. e. SIMS SAID THE NIGHT
BEFORE THE RIOT.
TELEGRAM to Richmond Whigl
Col. VIM K. Sims add' tssed d large as
sembly tonight in an open air meeting in
reply to the circular eutitled Coalition
III i" Dsnvile."
In the assembly were many white maa.
and among them several sgntrs of the cir.
culars Col. Sims opened hy denounciug
the nc 'ctnrs of the circular who were
afraid to circulate it at home, because they
ew its falsty would be at once recOg-
nIZ here where he real facts are known.
He t""k up the allegations in the circular
Analysed them one bv one, and exposed
the absolute falseness of each.
The extreme vulnerahillty of the circu-
lar before an ASSEMBLY like that OF t might,
informed Of the real facrs, made it a tar
get as easily dem l'shed as the rott-n huk
of IA worm-eaten ship. Col. Sims assault
upon it was rs tie firing of brOadSide
from seventy -four puurder.
After fully exposing the falsehOOd nf the
circular he arraign is signeIs as liars
and EDWARDS the speech produced great
senSa i'm and much enthusiasm, but it
killed the circular aS dead as a last years
Caterpillar.
THE RESOLUTIONS IN ANSWER TO THESE
CHARGES.
DANvILLE, VA, N ,vember AT a
large meeting of the cit'Z9us of Danvile
held this afternoon at 8 O'clock, the fnl-
lowing reSO utionS were unanimously
adopted:
l Resolved, That we. the undersigned.
residents of the town of Danvllle. 10 mass
meeting assembled, have examined the
circular entitled coalition Ruiz 10 Dam
vile. va aud signed by our fellow
c,tz ms. w. T. Clark and others, and we
certify that 1t contains SUI stantlally true
statement of tbs cOuditlOn vt things in
town for the last eighteen m 'nJhs, the
assertion of the Redmond Wig and our
G. alt'nn Judge and Mayor to tue contrary
no. wsthStand ng.
2. ResolUed. As law-abi1iog citizans we
der ounce the speech of W. E. Sims made
in tbs city last night to a large crowd OF
negroes i'm D tnville, in which many OF our
hest cit z MS were abused without stint, as
the most lncendi4Ty and II II 'mmat'fy
harangue ever delivered IN ctV,ils'u
community. and AS ca culat. aud belle yea
to- have been ipteuded to incite riot aud
bloodshed AT the same time the roI pea
....... =. g -. 1-l,1,.l ai ia No who have thus