Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

eoainssaes. IL viii b dileal. No, LapassAls 10 sun
prrss me nsfsous ac aud IT, IL rssulss svould - In
use' ou continuance Of The slave usds in smother ana
efue toru ior can DO matter IL little difference with
thc Arcsn WHISTLER no from bis country and tr,ns
sssd 10 The wess Indies ssvs In The regular cour,s
s.s "a s.ssa.e ~ sss' ,r-aes'ssd TO The
a. ptessn, The practical operation el hs
Sir Robert Peel sspsesssa hiu,self a. f,ilovs, .Hs
thought Yves 10 10 regretted hat the Psclsst of Inc
United States VI America should seud frm.I 1900.
on the subject to Congress without what
II the Presdsn, should think Ct appoint eo..i.L, =,
ascertain the Of the liberated Acsns m M. R;,.h
west India colonies 30 far from making any ohseaou the
oush Government would offer every facility to the Con
mission Tor carrying tho inquiry. that the commssiou
n, on their return 10 their county. might pfsssa,
true picture.
the passage quoted Il Ia we'll Lnon ,h., ,h ,,.
has been altogether abolished In the wsst
nues NO negro who has been captured and IibernteJ
a.. now, or ever has been, made serve foe
nme - IN apprentice. He 10 perfectly free when he
lsnds and entitled tn oil the rights Of freedom ia ss.,.d
the course pursued BY Government with respect to s:v,
captured by British cruisers II they arc espnrsd on IA
coast OF Africa they are geuersy sps.kin. ~ =. a, a.
IA Leone and there they perfectly liberty 10
TOT themselves whether they will 60 TO the Wes, In
dia coloncs.' - .-7'T' d" =" " ~"
They are also at pcrfec, liberty TO Determine for shs
selves whether they will go country Of which thew
may DC the natives According the provisions Of the
We nave with Spain, In the Of the capture of
Spanish trading vessel by British cruiser the ssye. s
captured arc to be delivered up to tbs country 10 which ha
capturing cruiser belongs; and have vessel at the Ia
~hch IN general receives the slaves in tho
neghborhood Of Cuba. [II-T-' - - - ~ -''
IS truo thstndvidual slave. may not always b. sent
'" A'hce-" Is quito impossible at all times provide.
OF sending them thher but il they are sent TO The
west Indies, they are subject no compu,s ion and
although they may voluntarily into contracts there
no app'enueeshp whatever. IL is possible tho mis-
axe OF the American President may have originated in
this manner. "
Our treaty with Spain entered into in 1886 q, th.
tune the state Of apprenticeship did exist and the
the treaty that the captured negro should be sen, 10
the British Colonies and placed same footing a. an
apprentice but since 1885 the Of apprsn,iceshp has
aitogether ceased aud captured ina
the British Colonies is in condit ceher than that
OF tree man. In addition the m k3p,in vre
nave treaty with Brazil and Portugal BY the treaty with
Brazil It was provided that the captured should be de-
h'ered up to the country the OF which they wero
captured, or to which the captured vessel belonged.
was the manifest nisntoo Of the treaty apured
should become Tree but Brazil insisted on keen
g mem IN state OF slavery, aud declined keep the en-
Of the treaty with respect the future disposition
OF the slaves.
"Ou repeated proof that such We. the c.se si,,6d
TO the Government Of Brazil that the when captured
SHOULD not be delivered o B1, unless Brazil consent
cd 10 place them in Of freedom; and we do keen
vessel ut Rio Janero TO receive the slaves captured on that
coast instead OF delivering them up Brazil TO be after
ward sent as they may prefer TO the West ndis COLONIES
or oack Africa Instantly arriving the West Indies
they are in The condition OF free men,. 4 M
must say that cannot but regret that this should have
oeen the subject OF public formal Congress- and
understood With respect another in thai do
cunent that both the subjects the United States and of
, eoa"uy are concerned in carrying the slave trade.
'hat Is matter Tor very serious consids ration am moi
prepared To deny that ac but do hope tina, if law can
inc appeauon OF British capital to the continuance
gof that shall put an end To such practices"
PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY
on Thursday, the 9th instant Mr.. Bewei gave notice
that on an early day after Easter he would for leave
to bring in bill for the repeal Of oil acts passed prohbi,ng
the growth Of tobacco in Ireland.
Lord John Russell said that after Faster he will bring
under the consideration Of the House the state of the labor
ing poor.
In the House Of Lords, the 7th the Lord Chancellor
obhned leave TO introduce bill repeal the civil dsa
ues OF the Jews so Tar municipal corporate officers
are concerned Ii was read first time and has since
passed. -
The Commons affirmed the sugar resolutions proposed
oy Government without any material notifications.
On the 10Th Mr.. G. Butler brought forward his amend
ment tor rendering the UNEQUAL and nuuis
oriai IN its operation. The amendment founded ON
the suPposion that Parliament will have the power o.
dispensing with It's the end Of years.
and was, therefore, induce the Government 10
modify those clauses which pressed alike income arising
from capital and on that depending professional
IONS i he amendment was negatived by 204 TO liz.
On the l2tl the third reading the income tax bi
Mr. Spoaner moved other amendments for the purposed OF
allowing various exemptions persons in trades and pro-
LESSONS, and also the deduction OF money paid for life
suaaccs. These amendments rejected by large
ornes All the amendments having been negatyed, the
bill then passed in its original form.
On the 18th Mr. Golden brought forward his motion for
the appointment OF committee to inquire into the existing
agricultural distress aud into the effects Of protection the
interests o landlords farmers and farm aborers The mo-
ton was negatiyed by 2l3 10 l2l.
In the Lords ON the 18th, the motion for third read
ing OF the jewish disabilities removal BILL tho Duke OF
Cambridge took occasion to express his cordial
reneo in that measure, and to high euogy
the benevoenec OF some persons Of the Jewish
me Dill was read the third time and passed.
On the 18th, W. Miles brought forward his motion fer
the application OF portion Of the surplus the
relief oil the agricultural interest. After adducing statsu-
cal returns TO prove the impoverished condition Of the farm
sn, Mr. Miles proposed that they should be permitted
malt for feeding their cattle general enclosure
and drainage bill should be brought Government
the cost OF criminal prose cuons chargenble Tire
rates. should be betrayed by the Crown
such minor be decided summarily by tho
gsraes that one halt OF the expenses OF coronets in
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