The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04

saia that u the Major would put bis views n
writing. TO shsw tothe friends Of Nc Isndon. Il
inE clash: Mt nsrssn thsrsapOn wrote ih'
Is n. k,..s I; e; .,,y ;s E.p.:..s,
especially to the wounded Constsbls y g endon;
Dr. Wallace thought that this shown 20 the
people around stokes Bridge would 90 far to
we're, ,dissipatlne any ieat thsy might hsys
me p.opis Of DsriinstoS. Mayor DsrEsn de.
sired that IN. paper BE- shown TO 10th con
sryssiSs. and al In and nd th.t The gso.
Matters were in process Of adiustln ent and he
friends wished 10 proceed with the sanction Of
took. Immediate action upon the informs on
S. e Ms I EsrS Ssa s sSS W I q:
both deputized for the occasion. They ere
eerchants OF standing. and regarded by the
This being matter in which the whole town
sSy have Ssa no iricats 10 s.sdnS any gl one
he chose. One OF these men Ii known to be a
stand no foolshns.. Sss the osSe9 /. p.rhsp.
quite as ready to do his whole duty. vThe.e
horses at A. o'clock this afternoon. They left
to. and no on Knew ytRne oftRs mission u
ME. 81 SANDY road sstwssn her. and STOKES
Bridge with all possible speed and to serve
they we're told TO reitetsts to Col Woodhsm
the position taken BY the Mayor In the matter
ne ea n would not submit 10 sp.s
they were to take fresh horses and return to
Dsrlineton a. quickly as possible. The Mayor
Gsudon be given up BY his friends, the latter
nlEht, proce.d with him until he was Dc;
Il he bariinston jail. tpcn their RETURN
Without their man the eon ms were to re-.
*. esss TR.t re nsn Tie mSyor being also
notified By them. would ask that detacnmsnt
tS:s n only nt ~ fdns f fssnfs de-
make. Mayor Dargsn has manag ed to svade the
responsibility for what may occur tomorrow
81 Sis dipleinscJ. As It is. probable that Nc
Lsndon Will not come back voluntarily; u ~, 70
ao. the ma. shs o W,SoS
endeayors 20 prevent troubIe. He would call
No one. not even he Governor orr nor the rank
Wn.. * he troops es as Whole Would do n The
citiz.ns OF this town make up their minds to
aous sSS YORK 81 shs 1877 s.
i M.s =. AMI S H :. g bIeS. 4, T.Si
Inowp q have oissped hands ever the body Of
sisht. One Of the brotS.rS is Of such dlsp o.
.ition that to obtain hts consent to let McLen-
lie is reg srded as Impossible. II The deputies
report =. u expscted. the Mayor will state to
are ensaans s s.oEe. bds.
and have resisted the attempt Of the proper
1mSsss 70 srr 81 MIN f II order to
essary TO use force force II not actual
This fierce will consist OF a body Of soldiers
%Ss IL aS TSs msn The sos.Gs
declise to carry out the order 1t will be dl.
BEEN Sss $ fooE.s Would % to S' sss
end Of the earth for him. II Molsndon's
s on n. :. Su: h airs BE S:
Richboure. aud place tho Governor at q great
sidsdiy hold n, whip hand. These complied:
s ~. 20 the Mayor 'hink are not
B.ior. .nyihinE was known about Me-
dSiS%SIs inae.G sHst n. ;rpSaSi. ser.
would be settled day, 1t became known
sT.s q: Chs. plan
:iS: % i!snn. sS. a. 3aS al .rHaa PS:
sSthiss NOR. would B: don. so;dsy IN iii.
Tie Darlington Gsnui sctarins cempsnY; z
k ksith Dnrfani Prws'idebt 1T Of the Peoples
n:g. had ' been sppoiDsed f"n commist..
prominent citizen. and left for Columbia on
pIoSsSis that tie Icfsndcn iDcid.nt viii turn
day from washIn Gton and left this afternoon
f l:. that city: During hIs stay her: he had
to say Sss ed to q: the Information
The Occurrences. tie declined to say anything
here for pn utilization.
oftice to-day. but special arrangements were |
made TO forward these dispatches from an
None OF the messages to or from Gov. Tiliman
WAS transmitted through 1t.
The camp is Getting more as the Sficsrs
.ftsrno DON at O'clock Tor the first time and |
crowd OF spectators were out 10 SEQ them.
II was learned late tonight that the town |
.istsncs Il nscesssry to the power of The mill
Ia They are said to have arms and smmuni- |
ion for lI5 men secreted In a convsnient place |
saders are kept Informed as to what is going |
IN. Up to this time the good feeling between
he citizens and the militia has continued to
! A telegram was received late tonight from
.s Tiiiman ordering Gen; Rlchbourg TO in
morrow morning at Z o'clock. The General
.ill post body OF soldiers around the Union
rom getting on adjacent housetops and firing
4 the constablss who have been ordered to
rain from the several points where they now
IRE. and stronger guard wi be placed around
a. aspot SPSn .hsir atrivS, GSn. Mchboarg
ems think there may he. twill be day of x.
.itsmsnt from all present indications. Tho
~ to IL o'clock,