The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

tssE tTASe ~ Ai@ w y fssis ss.AA - 1911
.iss.hnylan nlsy .sPelsly b sxpertrlli here.
Il mat ~ heiisx 10 siiler iulls iH.n:l i u an
hip.. II 81, romes .shat DC hiosd rnoegh
- ecbrare Il. Some kn0wlnlge 81 INC
essr viii have reached EnglaBd l.sfore his
departure. and very pnpbahiy his.g;pyfFn-
'mrns may have given hini lnslrprliaRs.
Iiui I request. nevertheless. that sea. lnse
no lime IN calling Lord AheIaeep ausa-
lion 70 il in ; grnrral msnaer. and giving
him s.aaFrsiise &c ghe iragsaciioa. -sGrh :
.aay BE lraiped frqm The papers now eOsn-
n.unira;ed. with distinct drcLaralian Ilral
il lhessaaas Asrn oai a. sssast. tbs tioSem-
klenl thinks II clesr case lnr indemnif-
cation.
foa viii see dat in his letter az ihe
1Ih January. 1857, n Mr.. Stevenson,
respecting Il,e.rlapo lar compensation ~
lhr eases of he ..Comei." ,. EDrqlni-
mn, ranh.. Enterprise. Lord PalmerslonI
saws llai , II. Ms GorerRnleni u .Of
epInsep thai lhe rule nv asl,iah these
e.Rians should be decid a. i. ll,ai lhcse
claimants must lie considered .enlilltd Co
compensation wb0 acre lasfuliy ~ slos-
sesslse d their slaves within lie RIiish
territory, and who were disturbed An t.leir
legal posse ssion 81 those slavesl,y innc
iionsries IL ihe BgiIish Government"
This admission Is hroad enough 10 cover
the .raSe qf HE Creole. il Us rirrum.
.srlees are easreelly stated. BuI Il dors
not extend 10 what we consider the true
dQelFine, according 10 the laws and nsa-
yes .of nations. aud, therefore. eanpot be.
acgniesred in as The exactly eonecl &C.
neralrule. IiaPpears 10 this GosesalRqni
thai not only j. no observation-disclosures
BIZ the local aallOrilies 10 6eAltaASql!,l hAl
that aid and succpr sllanlplhe@ataTlal.hp
these, rs IN other cases NllIlah hfiS siise,,
affecting the ipleTess6iciliEeAscf IlstaR!<l
IL States.
We knoWpp gsaihdotr wlIic'saIiisyusl
10 say that ihesecoIhNsi people had come
EiiRIn, apdRasswilIER, Bripshaerrilory,
- snch sepse asaiAlahe laws,a England
affecting aId rsiisasipg the conditions oil
persnps Gould nKAperly YET NpAp them.
As hasIbeaF al,i4aly said, they were not
there Voluntarily; no humap being be.
;lonslng 10 llss vessel was within BRITISH
terrsIAY ~ Ilps tSER accord. except The
:lpnsAleaSs 'F'here being .noilmporlallon,
nor intent of smporla,laR, what sight had
the Bsslirsh authorities ~ iallaye .inl0 the
cigsp 0ilthe vessel, ar she condition Of the
ys4isaIs iop board. These Aersops might
iIe slaves for life; they might be slaves
fNF d lteEIH If years. under system 81 mp
,I.eiFiiaeshin they mightb be bound to ser
ritSe lsY their ewn voluntary act; they
faHiaAt be in eppipemeni fr crimes COM
IKissie& they laighl be prisapers Of war;
oF dizzy mighi b, free. How could ihe
BRUSH authorities look into aud decide
asigG these questions! DE-, indeed what
dry 1r power. according 10 the pEipci-
dee 81 natiopal intercourse, bad they 10
M,AHire al all. II, indeed, wiihoui un.
fsfe,AAly Interference. and Notwithstanding
The fyllilmeni Of all their duties ~ comfy
and assisience, nv these aaihofiaes, the
lEraIgr .cf the vessel could got retain he
persons. ncr pEevena thcsr escape, then
Mw0ald be different quesliop altogether,
whether resort could be had 10 British
HiiaaRals. or the power Of tue Govern
AelN Rp any Of its branches, 10 compel
thsiF apprehension and restoration. No
,ape complains that English law shall de-
oils tsAe condition Of all persons actually
Incorporated With British population. VA
lsss lscfs BE- treaty stiPiiaiisz Rassfag
,plhsF provision for special eases. Butap
the csc al the g Creole" The colnred per-
soas @6fs 81 on board an American yes
SCI thA vessel having been forcibly put
out 81 tsse course Of her voyage By mutt
ny: tEe ssls.er desiring std TO resItRie il,
and easisqg u,ysa the Consul Of his So.
vernneM resident at the place and upen
the loe;l authorities 10 enable him so 10
d., BY frssAg him fronelke imprison
ment " @kirA ARgtiny and murder had
subjected Inv, and furnishing him with
aucn necessary md Ssd assistance as are
usual in erdNssy eases ~ disaster a. sea.
These psrsaqs 6lSp, eagaot be regarded
as being mixad @ak sre British people,
or as having eaSggsS asei4 eilsssalEsetsr NJ ALL.
either ~ regard 10 sssHtfy Ss pSfss&a
conditions. IL WIS ~ hwy @stss tssA TO
consider The yessq ~ sSsi es her voyage,
and entitled to tbs s,seeSF dse to other
eases OF distress, WISH " sltsfrg from ac-
ci,ient or outage. Aad aAat mo wser
view Of the subject cay se tsue. is evident
Irom the very awkward 1ysiffssa IN which
the local aFhorities have sssse4 dssiF 60
vernmeat in respect To ,be isY:faeSls sqll
hell in imprisonment. Whas IL ~ BE-
done with them. How are DIZZY ~ ~
punished! The English GoSersssAt viii
probably not untlVHake their tr9A ~ Fs-
nishmen.; and Of wha, use would il W. ~
send them t. the United States. separated
from their ship, and at period so late as
that. il they should be seat. $sfofe pro.
ceediags could BE- instituted against them
tle witnesses might be scattered over half
the globe. 0ne Of th. highest offences
knoyl To haman law is thus likely te GO