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Our readers have heard more or less Of The dis
graceful transactions ut Frankfort las. week, in
which our Secretary of State cot so conspicuous a
figure. lie was chased by a mob from private
house ofan equvocal character inlo ono of the pub
lie buildings. He vas admonisheJ ,ha, his hiding
place was no, safe aud by the aid of some who Ia.
bored 10 assuage popular indignation, hc made bis
escape across the riyer al one ferry whilst his
horse was sent over a; another. lie swore ven
seance against Frankfort from the opposite bank of
the Kentucky river. and then made tracks. Dif.
feren versions of the transaction which gave rise to
the excitement, against him are given--all of which
amounts TO pretty mch the same thing; although we
shall 10, stale any of them until they nrc FURNISHED
from another sonrce.sS Sniice il 10 sav tia, Young
lady was'cODcorned and the circumstances of the
case, as they are given by rumor. are peculiarly
atrocous. We will not say that they justified IN,
mob; but we do say that tho excitement produced
by the belief tina, such an act had boen perpetrat.
ed, is honorable 10 the moral sense of the people
of Frankfort. In the meantime, if the Secretary
has anything TO say for himself, he ough, to be
saying 1t very soon; il he has nothing to saw, it
is time he was off to Mexico. Aslhe matter stands
the Secretary of Stote, of Kentucky has been
chased away from the seat of Government and
righteousy too, if he isas gully as he is chirg.
ed.-L1uissiHe Dae.