New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

Domestic SLAVE TKADE.-1t has all the loaih-
somc features Of the foreign trade. with the addl
,,onsl one of E" breeding and raising slaves Tor safes
which stands ont in disgusting prominence, defylne
ali competition Niles Register published at Bal
,;,,o,e vol IS. o. T. states that dealing In slaves
hss become large Observation-Disclosures are
made 10 several places in Maryland and Virginia, al
which fhey are sold Ike cattle These places Of de
port are strongly built and well supplied witt
thumb screws and gags and ornamcnted with COW
skins and other whips, offent'mes tfoody! From
these prisons they driven In droves to the south
EN- market and the cruees and atrocities practicec
upon them between Baltimore, Washington anc
Newt rleans, are scarcely excelcd by the agonie'
Of the middle passage.
The Maryvlc Tenn. Intelligencer Of October
4th 1885, speaking Of these droves OF human cattle
remarks: THAT they are driven with heavy gallln'
chains riveed upon their persons, their backs lace
rated with the knottcd whip. travelling TO region
where their condition through time will be sccond
only to the wrefched creatures in hell; this deplcunt
10 not visionary. would to God that II was.
The New.Orleans Courier Of February Is, ls45
saws 1--WE think il would require some cdsafsfry
10 show that the present slavetrade IRON Virginia
il whit better than the one from Africa, Ano
the PRESBYTERIAN Synod of Kentucky, in 1895, in an
address 10 the churches under its care says: bro
theirs and sisters parents and children, husbands and
wives are separated and permitted 10 see each ofhe
mn more These acts arc ddify occurring IN M
midst of US The shrieks and agony often w'nesseo
on sncb occasions proclaim with trumpet tongue
the in,ouify Of our system. There IS not a neagh.
horbood rieye these heart .rending scenes are moi
displsyed There is not a village or road that doe'
NOT behold the sad procession OF manacled outcasis
whose mournful counienances tell that they are ex
lied BIZ force from all that their hearts hold dear
or The extent Of this trade few OF us have any
lust conception. Between the years 1917, and s31
q period of 90 years 100000 slaves were taker
Atom Virginia North Carolina and MARYLAND TO ih'
southern market agrecably 10 the statement OF ia,
Rev DIR. Graham, Of North Carolina; and in 1873
IL was estimated by the most intelligent men IN VIr
sinia that 100 900 slaves were exported from tina
State during the preceding l2 months. About two
thirds of these accompanied their owners, who re
moved; the remaining one-third were sold at al
average of $500 each, amounting to 24,OO0,00O q
dollars. which the domestic slave trade poured int
Virginia in one year. In 1896 says the Meryvlll
Tenn Intelligcncer, 1000 slaves passed through
little Western town their way to the Southcr
market and ia the same year four States importe
100000 slaves from the North" In 1897 Commute
appointed by the citizens Of Mobile Ala, to inlur
into the causes Of pecunary distress 30 prevalen
reported that between 1888 md 1887. Alabain
alone imported from the Northern Slave States 10
600 900 dollars worth Of slaves annually. amountiD
10 40 900 900 ia four years. the price paid by on
State alone for the bodies and souls of men. wome
md children in the heart OF Republic.
fCor. Trenton Gazette.
EDUCATION ~ RHODE IsLASD.-The Legsll
sve n, ,ts last ses,ion passed School Law the detail