Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

an hoard with writ Of katses
corpus to be served the too JsmaI S ,bsr friends
eofnred man. who il seems, was eA peo'' ,i or,cn
in this place to arrive al the sa'e H. u ~ Samuel RI
,h ,;, WIS Granted OH the application OF o@'"c' ~
a" 80 ~ virtue of its authority the women were
,n ,u,y and the Captain summoned before 'uuGe
Wilde 10 answer f1 detalnlns neI ou a ra,chnJ
ur and il was therefore absurd TO charge the Cap
% with OBTAINING the slaves-it stows, however tnat IL
,s concerted plan 10 prevent Mr. Morris IRON retaklng
his property ard the circumstance OF ihe c'eFed man
h;ng mentioned in the writ, VIXEN he had not on
in the vessel Bconestblc proof OF ibis fact The
Cnpain appeared before Judge Wilde. who referred The
case to Chief Justice Shaw, to BE decided Monday
yesterday
with ucgrccs, with here and there slrnking Of white
people nearly every Of whom violent ao"'
ZIONIST Old ana young, large and small, men an" "o
men of every variety nf shade, ison the eodny o. te
full bluoded negro to the sckly yellow OF the muat,",
were there 70 aid in The errcuon OF pint to rescue the
slaves in question from the Court Should Inc decision "
in favor nt the owner.
After the Court lad organised. Mr.. Turner made DC
mand for The bodies Of the sa7c5 sh vas s"ppofsS' Gy
A H. fiske Esq. his counsel, III shoit speeG", III
which be onoted the following section OK the Cn!Icu
States Laws authority:
Limited s,,.s O, ,rr q: The Territories the northwest OF south
Of Tie river Ohio nndr !l:rcu shall escape n' any other
rrc ngv he due lbs arca attorney hciey empowered to
seize fugitive from a'"r' na 'a%e ' .. ne' %
in heag hin ,ho state, s"" any Of ne coun!
city ."s s.1% "''sS, sa e @
by oral Icsroa or by affidavit tkon before and certified b
or srrrs;ed nncr IL, laws TIE Territory from whi"
he she scI owe service labor The a'"g Elm or c
it sui he the duty sue gccr magistrate to give certificate
thereof such rlsi.san: his agent attorney which sai he su
crnt wasrnn for sd fugitive fem iaJor TO the Stale
or Territory fro" which be or i he | ,se e. $685.
Mr. SswaN opposed the claim or the ground OF It's be-
ing necessary to obtain waIran before attempting to
81, c1, Ia1c
being con7ury TO right and 10 Justice CIh:s part was
greeted with round of applause the blacks, which
was with somc difficulty suppresscd.1
Tie Judge then proceeded to give lis opinion in the
course Of which be Observed that he did not consider the
detention Of the slaves by the Captain as legal but with
respect TO Mr.. Turner. the ageat OF MIR horrs--
$appc E. :ce,-aN, Esq., then rose from his place and
went TO the slaves the Ec heckon'ng TO the ne
rocs in Tie rear 70 come forward Immediately rush
vas maGe-te slaves seized by their friends and
carried onl. pot into carriage and haired OF at iu''
speed The doors and windows were Immediately block
ed I'D By The reteatng negroes, and ali efforts 10 stop
the nnult proved unarailing. The Judge commanded
every ono sit STILL and seized the door himself to shu:
it. bat lie forced back, and the negroes carried The
day. As tine officers rushing Gown staleS endeaVnr-
ing 20 arrest the rioters they hIarca;cd by the
blacks and some Of them much Injured. Sheriff Hug
rcfnrd was caught by the throat negroes forced
against the sail his coat off and lie himself nearly
checked. Constable Glover was kicked down stairs, and
gentleman cosing tip met the same fate. Such IN &C.
cnrrrncc being entirely unexpected, hcc were hut two
or three officers in the bulding number wholly made
ouae 10 ,nS:cr crowd of Two three hundred blacks
4 number Of officers started in pursuit nt the tug
lives but al ,c last accounts they had not been overla
ken Tkey probably took the ROAD 10 Worcester. with
the intention Of getting out Of the State as speedily as
possLlc.-.7HaS.
Bos7os. Aag 2-7Ac Stare Casc--The officers sent
in guest of the female slaves who were rescued from
Court by the negroes Monday returned to the city
erday afternoons after unsuccessful pursuit. 1t IS
ruored that dtcoy carriages provided By the blacks
and sent in different directions, while tic real Snon
Pure" drove to the Lowell Railroad and deposited lis
burden III lie cars just an to start. Whether this is
true or not. We una.e 10 say.-7fl@s.
Tie Notifying spectacle (says tie FosV OF seeing
roacn those who cnoy The reputation Of hcing consid
cred decent AID respectable. aud CT possessing moG
cum of that nodcsty and de!icacy with which nature is
supposed 10 endow their sex. in the midst of melee and
participating in the ARRAY we hope forte credit of Bos
IN will prvsr nrnjn be Witnessed lcsp.