Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-01-22


nocent victim o an unjust persecution can fa 10 get
security aiaoug j1st and humane people. to enable
b 80 % carry up DIS appeal Bat tA.s does nor
-st 81 the 'ileaas 81 tae BlcSs' unless t.ay cau
add IT, 70 trial by jury, and the power of appealing
- the Circuit end tleu % the supreme Cont. But
gentlemen say they want to give them jury 90 try
TIE rl-l, % prapery Suppose the owner follow,
his slave INTO "A Gstser OF abolition settlement. o.
what ava. H.l su- tr-l 1e % A.m. when. perhaps
have property Iu "a negro. either ay tie divine or
eisl llv. ~ suea case cf what avail would q-o1f
%. property be- wben Tue Judges Geuy the r.rhttal
silence nf any such relations Hie as tsat 90 mas
ter and slave snow negaborheods. where tae
most incoutraycrt 5ls evidence ~ ownership in "A
negro, would oc Instantly set aside hy tie prejldlces
oi tle pe pie. the Jaws uow are as favorable rs
they ought % be-. IT. ve vIrh - reverse our pas,
1o..ct, aad hold ont uslufles To rlua&ay negroes.
ar tae purpose of getting them 10 colonze .t4.n
cur borders.
have one consolation left, lIr. Soeatcr. and thar
j, tl's Sl14.d gentlemen succeed 10 their efforts
p" ar.ai. Down al! lee barriers which now prevent
tae free gro from enjoying perfect equality w''h
bis white .. rl.0.. eIfz.n-. SO as u render l.i4
ei-sio.e even FIR seat n ths Hall, verify beicre
! can be elected ever any negro they can sta-'
against ne. Tins j. some consolation.
SIR MARSHALL sall tat lie had one remrk 10 mako ana
that was -lIthau. the gentlemen from Marion F-
csnnei o report. aai any received the unanimous
,1I-e.'e - ~ ~" W." A,s,.. men
~ tba committee VIII II adopted lead q he 9sccrav =
the at9it, ui.ts In Tins state Sill have NJ fears ,p q o.
subject and earthly ospect Of thes ever eoa-
uiAS formidable minority mol 10 speak OF ta.ir -ot,
the -sceuiency clatlo rest these hac upon oy c.n-
e,, ~, - 5.r, i5l, fr e1,, and men .t,
tnr The question SIR speaker is not Shall W. corce
10 oolarel persons political privilege, equality of
nights r. eui SIMPLY cher we shall when claimed rs
D1', p'1fe'l' 'c,' ,'e t'.''''U
~ nv ~ ne ts.,, ~ siil, If t,, c,,rtTv III in i.
whether ne shall leave question of fact T. the decision OF a
nle -,tlte ury Of twelve dnteIes ted citizens.
sworn to decide according 70 law ard evidence A. the Jaw
no" s'l>, ~ 'l-a' ~ 'll' ~ Jl'y = 7.l 'a on e'
f.,..irc, ,,t ,ht IN the fst instance = tbc an ,t,
foir, an shat I, there any tnr i'm t.I "a, sf. SD M
plig hst il j. virtue 70 SCI il aic l3r The pupsc of give
ns Wy 70 'ai iy one man. am he frai n9ital like
ouise'es 'I's 'Ie 'i inc ic'ie ihem'ei' e'
'.i. ~ '-,a'c ~ az S ~ =.
II teir own rights ana interests, So ir fon cil 6l,i,,
any motive 0f this kind IS they uem>elvcsc psopi.
ihat ae go reap the bitter fruits Il an abuse Of t' t
Jny-'hc - ~ iai.4'm g. 'het ci'H ara religious rights
a., ,. 49, ,ro-,.. ~, .,r-,s
8ut quest, n, Of Justice ~ policy IN preference 10 lcyr
The decision q any one iudriluaI because feel an
a1dns cohl'nce IN the ultimate uumho Truth I'D Then. de-
e'i'n W u1nit e 70 NOR 'od sense. 30 So
t, ,I el ~ IL ,,b, 40 r1, -, ~, ',' e5
theii own .tatest enemies, that we must dcpri,e tbcl
o The rovet l1sa. of facts which they are deeply
interested Test they may HjuIe themselves
VI nat "Ae Tue committee reported c2Ieu'Ri'i 10
give rec 10 such esp'ay 'i in' gnaut coquen"s as
,.'I1 .l'ee nave n''oe" 10 e%'e"u 'it
o'h'"'7 " ','" Wy jury 20 inc negro ciaiihe" As
o-.''Ne' T." "'+et 20 eI'.. Tue i'cl' "".l'e' i.
U.s. co. 9 '"'' '"e F''f-I'! ~ tie CiilaHt. ne J1-
~ "' u t'heh'''eo' ai' NOT 10 act nPon t"e'r '"n
- ~ "''.''s' u negro 90 any o.H''