New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
The slave Case-yiew. of Mrs. Child.

The following is the concluding portion OF Mrs.
Chid letter the Boston Courier of which the princi
pa part appeared in Evening Edition yesterday and
will be found the First Page of this days Morning
Edition The passages gwen were separated from
their connection by failing 10 arrive in season
have written scientifically than usual bat is
the voice of honest indignation, not of lw.ll toward
any living creature The freedom which is
" TO my own existence. would guard as the sacred
right OF every human being, without reference to their
nation. creed color. am charged with the eectrici
" OF freedom and whoever touches me with word or
deed of despotism. expect 10 see the sparks fy
My severe illusions 10 Democracy do not arise from
the slightest degree OF party But because do
truly and cordially sypathize with the broadest theories
OF human brotherhood therefore am the more panied
and Disguised by the absurd and ugly incongruty be-
pro-savery practice and csmorous professions
OF free principles.
One late specimen of this kind excited my indignation
TO unusual degree by the old constitution OF this
State no colored allowed 10 vote unless he
possessed freehold estate OF the value OF two hundred
and fifty dollars. When the constitution being
formed EFFORT made TO extend 10 this unotendlng
snd prosecuted class the right OF suffrage granted
all other citizens not criminals. This overruled
py democratic influence and the law remained IN
changed Not satisfied with this. some OF them wished
10 take away the small privilege which had been
granted IN lieu OF equal rights. They had the shame
essness urge that colorrd people who possessed
freehold the required value ought not 10 be al
lowed 10 vote because II violaron OF democratic
principle 10 make property the basis OF suffrage THIS
vndication OF tyranny in the sacred OF liberty
seemed the very climax OF hypocrisy Even Italian
bsnd Will not let the handles OF their daggers be made
in the form OF a cross
Saturday pt0rHiHg.-A messenger from the Court IN
forms that the boy again discharged, with long
but very luminous from Judge Edmonds why
he compelled decide that the arrest was an ega!
The lad Immediately surrounded oy eager
friends who carried him Of the city al iu! speed
amid loud hurras Thank God cannot be telegraph
ed from Georgia ii mars can otherwise during these
long iornaiues OF law master might have come upon
The poor fellow and al his hours OF agonizin- fear and
anxiety mi:dt have ended IN return 10 slavery.
The Captain brought suit against the lad TOR assault
and battery resisting attempt put him in irons
and the Mayor demanded $1,000 bail Butthe friends OF
the fugitive order th- brought counter suit
against the Captain. Finding il likely 10 prove
troublesome sair agreed mutually 10 withdraw
the suits. There IA slow IRE under public opinion IN
this matter and proslAyery Elen cannot always tel
how TO calculate the rise OF the thermometer.
Seven coored have been arrested Tor attempts to
the lad. strange social tumble Is this IN which
we live where liable 10 be imprisoned
for obeyng noble and impulses than fo- act
ing from base and selfish But the mixture OF
freedom and slavery n the elements OF The gov
eminent must OF course make ast-snse tumble l. NJ C.