Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

In accordance with our pre- vious premise, We
today give the letters that passed between DIR Fyfe,
Sir Il. ID. Lander and Lord John Russell, on this
subject in order that the public may thoroughly
derstand the whole Of this oppressive case. And in
order to do away with the erroneous impression
relative to Mr.. Us intentions in regard to his boys
We subjon the original agreement between hin and
the manager Of ST. Cuthbert parish in relation to the
apprentice boys and servants.
Litter anS,ev Fe NJ D. b ss Thomas Dick L~~ls, Bert
ESirsuRoH March 2sth ls3s.
Dear Sir Thoma-phs following is shortly ease Of my
Broheas~, Mr. samuel Jshnson, Farmer Of Hsldima.d,
In October last. when in Edinburgh he entered ino an en-
gagemn with the Managers Of he Poor Of the Parish of s.
Cnhbert Win him Upper Csnada ten Of thu in
Of the Charity Hssse them
him BY ndeniures out by the Solicitor Of Charity
and signed by the proper the three other, se 10
be considered servants es whom he bound hase 10 pro-
employment in Canada
Owing 10 the a,.nr. season. instead s, ct to
Canada he at FIRST intenacd he obliged New
York He accordingly seiared Berths for himself and hes APP
premises and wr,an - the ship Chieaia" froa Liver
pool ant paid the Agents there the Head Money which
sacted from e,ory individual going from this country New
York.
When Mr. Johostos arrived at New York however he wal,
told Tia. mad those whom he had takenoui with him bad
been Head Money paid BY the Captain Of the
vessel pay fine Of five hundrsc dollars fad bail
for that not having either n his power NJ the time he
put psou detained there Cor thrse days. then taken be
fore the Mayor whom he senteseed % KEEP, prison
till the 6pe shosd b. paid. letter has bess received o
Mr. Johnston which he - still prison.
prospect Of being rele .ed.
Ii va. most untruy alleged agans, him. that he had intended
York he had such intention whatever the contrary
evidently not his interest 10 do and AL " them
would be great to HIN Canada aud he sccordsg
declared his anxious desire TO them speedily
possible.
proper quarter Majesy Goverament wsuld perhaps be
iodseed interfere Tor Mr. Johns,on rrlea,e and
Thomas wouis kindly eoodssend TO forward the application
The favor would be highly esteemed and gratefully aeksow
lodged. have the honor 10 be &c
(signedJ ANDREW Frrr, " y.
THr GslsaE Hopss, EDrrsuReH March 70, isss
mic with you directly IL did think that the
tupat. mistake complained 81 the enclosed letter. might b,
grow uaperceived into sao ,sl grvsscs
kewi. ansisus 10 bring under your especial notice, my
capacity Chairman OF the Board of Managers Of the poor
seooc Cor f Mr. Johns,os be not redressd
expect with the pas Of sending paupers Canada
after their education Is 6nished.
have the hosor to be,
To Lord John Rss,.l, Her Majesty. sec. Of state.
Letter frs~ ne Clerk 70 As Managers ef M West Church
Poo, House, to NJ. Johnston
wssr Kiax woRs Housr, 4th October, 1883
srYosr offer through Mr. John Wigham Jr 10 tahe Eve
boys 70 Canals apprentice, OF servants was brought beor,
meeting ofhe House Csmnttee Of Managers for the poor
the PARISH OF ST. Cutsbss and the following the
agreed upon
other boys will you provided the the
or friend. Of the boys ,hall be obtained
a. The managers pay cas- sterling for their passage
ut aud upon the boys being taken board the vessel
and they 10 be supplied with the following articles Of
clothing
good suits Of clothes the cskn lined with cotton the
other wooea ined with serge. 3wooen sh.o come
down 10 the loins estton do.
n intended that when they the wollen shirts tbev
| shall other
pair strong shoes. ! pair strong boots pair woo.n and
socks 3psir drawers made of.ege. blue bonnet
PAIR .itt,ns. 3neckerchiefs. pocket de.
The boys 20 be bound You Cor Eve wears and
10 receive bed board clothes and washing aud medical at.
tendance during that period and they are 10
every respect cared for and treated o your
faniiy
request Q hear from You Immediately in reply. the
necessary directions bs for preparing the clothes
which All ~ 10 be made and upon hearing ,os the
cosscnt ~ the friends will " asked and have doubt OBJ
tanned. | am, &c. (signcdl
WV. N. LtrrLE, Clerk 10 the Managers.
Such are the letters upon which Mr.. Clark has
harpcd considerably, and as we think improperly
There be doubt that mi grafton is Of immense