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Arkansas (Arkansas, United States) (search for this): article 2
allowed to raise his voice in any terms, however qualified, against the unholy crusade of the abolition party, he is threatened, beaten, and if he escapes with his life 'tis all that he may expect. The mob force citizens to hang out on their stores and dwellings the United States flag. --Self-appointed Committees of Vigilance have searched steamboats at the wharf, seized goods destined for the South, (for States which are still a part and parcel of the United States;) arms shipped for Arkansas have been seized; also, provisions destined for Southern merchants in fulfillment of orders, and who have remitted the money in advance to pay for them; and any merchant here dealing with the South, is watched and informed upon if he attempts to execute an order for even a barrel of pork. This game, however, will recoil upon this community by and by, as money is >"awfully tight," and a general bankruptcy must soon follow a system of non-intercourse. In the Law Journal of last week I count
United States (United States) (search for this): article 2
any terms, however qualified, against the unholy crusade of the abolition party, he is threatened, beaten, and if he escapes with his life 'tis all that he may expect. The mob force citizens to hang out on their stores and dwellings the United States flag. --Self-appointed Committees of Vigilance have searched steamboats at the wharf, seized goods destined for the South, (for States which are still a part and parcel of the United States;) arms shipped for Arkansas have been seized; also, United States;) arms shipped for Arkansas have been seized; also, provisions destined for Southern merchants in fulfillment of orders, and who have remitted the money in advance to pay for them; and any merchant here dealing with the South, is watched and informed upon if he attempts to execute an order for even a barrel of pork. This game, however, will recoil upon this community by and by, as money is >"awfully tight," and a general bankruptcy must soon follow a system of non-intercourse. In the Law Journal of last week I counted no less than thirty-three
April 22nd (search for this): article 2
Mob law Triumphant. A Cincinnati correspondent of the Charleston Mercury writes (April 22,) as follows: Hostility to the entire South is now apparent, not withstanding the very honeyed language used, as long as there were any hopes of preventing the Border States from joining them, to hurl back the hosts of abolition troops which "Old Abe" is concentrating for the purpose of subjugation. Here, mob law is triumphant. No man is allowed to raise his voice in any terms, however qualified, against the unholy crusade of the abolition party, he is threatened, beaten, and if he escapes with his life 'tis all that he may expect. The mob force citizens to hang out on their stores and dwellings the United States flag. --Self-appointed Committees of Vigilance have searched steamboats at the wharf, seized goods destined for the South, (for States which are still a part and parcel of the United States;) arms shipped for Arkansas have been seized; also, provisions destined for Sou