New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

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l"y OF ot.is hlso lese Nv Doui' U9l'i' as oeoa''
was uerSsy crouee anu I 'st liioci y. peSI.s ctg
SuilPceu ~ IIe mn ny o'.s "Uto " Ootuli. AZ
thittance hr brsuy on oehaiI .! tnt nay coheIu
ea 'hal le Jaw oi ms .h'.e IS a. ro
nee egua. hho ,l"' 'c 'l"y VI - pu'u 70 "eNer
OF the penaiy attached 10 tc 'aet shouh nc returnto
Georgia ne peha'1y IN Georgia lor carving on
siase-s i''t "yt W. yenis una Si'1i Sc
eut lo GHi'a- . ~ ~. t ~ 49,. " .''. ~.
statute Gees MOI require tne Sap.Ah Oh sessrl 10 pun
paoN oH a. ''''ts " In 80, .i
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w, .nChco"' D1't -. 60 ~ "' .s s'e "a" vi
tns Sae = Cou7.ius4o',ri ihe aio',' ,7tatcs nave
placed such power ~ the ana Jaws oI me
CneI eut'ee' anu u. .''es III P' W u'Si'
would nor o.era's 'hal o.eI ot.ss can ihAe .e"' oy
"ihch =!ase' as m 'e present case sa DC Ith up 10
last - sS ~ ste Ill, =. A. NE
pressed himself with rauch feelings ieowcrcature.
he said hsTIng the same God the same saviour having
soul amenao!e TO the same eternal tribunal win US all,
20 be ranked as mere merchandise, he considered alike
repugnan TO the laws o. God as the rights OF humanity.
He contended tnat slave can only be gwen up under
the Constitution and laws oil Congress 10 the owner his
agent or attorney and that TIE Captain has no right to
ms conU9t
A. !" bite cohIehoeu snAt uNue' .He Noh'tsuion ai9
ihe avs OF hrsI pIcp.es' 'ne CaPI cannot ge heiu
sworn tnat ne dlc Hol AIo" inc save was on oohfu ais
vessel and tAa ne was Ioi aware o aleh ti me 10y
was discovered al sea he cohlehdnd tHat IS lhe Csp
tain was not anenaoe 10 me penalty ne was mol entitled
either in equity or N law to the possession OF the SLAVE
MI Brady replied he eoh'endea mat the captain
had F1snt 10 claim from ule 9tate OF osS the
possession oil the boy aithough aerwaru ACCORDING 20
the law ne can take nl OAcA OF .e' MN run as ne
peAses-
JGRSs ha'Iisy Vs. ven lgn ana H1'e4 hH'"oa. u.
af n IS 81 Fil p; iie a7 que u Lle IN
fortunate passengers ~ &c 0ai ny. leH 1te az
,Hro"h over ,he oAiN al 0i'. 81 N ioil ts sa'
leg was oroAen na'ing reGeiNeo COMPOUND Tactu'e
and MS head wa cut ne was ,aKeh 70 tne hosplth'
The bone OF MS leg ProeuoiEs through MS sKln ana
bleeding very Freely ne was IN the hospital siS weeks
and e;i there on crutches and Is SUI suferngrom the
wound and bis business II Is said hss oeen much m
Jured, &c He brings acton 70 recover damages FOR
defence u s said tue company o every hg I6at was
possible ana Tue acsideI as one "n!Sh co.o not De
foreseen or c9,e.oec De c'hnEe9 L'is forenoon
soF pAlt'' 'itssi " - ne 1 c 20 M = 1IeI
wood Tor defendant Mea'rs' Cha'' y Conor and Gen
sahdiotH'
non of III. BreGr p:ptist Ciuyck-Mr r married
lady who kept millinery store since which difficulty
has occurred between them and suit for divorce was
brought By Mrs 2 which owing TO new trial having
been allowed is s,iIl pending Mrs 2 previous to her
marriage was worth il "a said considerable money and
had loaned 5000 ~ the Baprs, Church in NrDopga :,
head OF Vsndsrn and taken heir bond and
sou,e nine after the marriage OF NJ and Mrs apnIca
ron wa. made 10 the Church on behalf OF Mr. 20
MAKE an arrsrgen,ert a. sa;zd bv which tbs money