New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHRRN NAIL
THINGS IN WARRINGTON.
supdny-Fusitive siave--Cabinet Chnnges-
The Hutchinson..
Correpondencs Of TIE Tribune.
rT.ssrxeTo. Anil ff. 1919

lorre5rOl4clee OF lue Ali-A-ts
WassfvGfoS April i6, 1919.
There ia nothing Of political Importance n ms
ouie, village today. II is Sunday, and beautl-
fal one IL. The sun mas been ooaxing out the
buds. and painting the early Spring towers With
his exquisite tints-and this green earth is laugh
ing in hi. face aud returning his warm embraces
The talk Of the LOWE 20 day is the Ascending Ct
10. of slaves from this District last night. IN
derstand that some sixty Of he ues, slaves in this
CITY and neighborhood are among the missing this
morning Various families mourn the absence Of
their most useful helps who have gone 70 make
tour Of pleasure % the North. a very faithful
mar y no attended 20 the boots OF Coleman guests
was absen. last Digbt-g0ne with the rest leaving
all the boots unbiacked. he has been paying 70
the lady whose property be was some eisnI Goi'
lars a month FOR four or i've years. believe Mrs.
N,DlsOs misses one Of her girls 70 day who Is
probably Pone with the party
Various rumors exist abol. their course. some
.ay they took a schooner from Georgetown and put
on. 10 sea Others say that they struck Tor the
PerIns, Ivsnig line. Others again that they have
mt f1- Delaware The telegraph has been PIT 10
requisition 20 head them-to interPose a streak oil
lightning between them and liberty. believe me
pfot has been matured for some time, and u their
plans were well laid they msy succeed N getting
Z, come free State though il il hard Tor slave 70
escaue from this city IN this day Of railroads snd
teleeraphs The restraints put upon coiored peo-
ple here by railroads and other means oil pubic
conveyance make il almost impossible for slaves
b escape
strange &c il n ay appear Mr. RlTcHIE Of the
Union is 70 blame for all this. He hoped TO make
capital out Of the French Revolution for his party.
lie got NJ meetings 10 rejoice that the French 90
pie had risen ageinst those Who bed tner leiio"
rnea only under partial bondage The speakers AZ
these meetings had 20 talk OF Liberty b41auty
and Fraternity" The striking feature 10 this
European movement is the emancipation Of the nun
dreds Of thousands Of slaves made free BY the gen
lbs of the French Revolution At these BnncomDe
liberty meetings c0lOred men and slaves sssemoied-
They listened 10 FoOTEs qaotatonsirom BfhoH on
Liberty. and RICHES giOnhcation overs hsFolu-
ito. which he'd made all the people IN France guuty
of q skin cOlored Ike their own, free. AS hllChlE
elorifei and FOoTE poetryed and others euosized
the movements Of Freedom 10 France the coloFed
ueople caught the inspiration and thought they
would 20 aud do likewise. They turned DOT strong
AZ the mock tOrchlight procession, and 10 Two Gays
sfterward have struck themselves Tor feedon'
How could they help It under such exciting exam
nles held out 10 them by the leading Loco FOcos
If, R,rcB,y NAV saw that all the French gorfca.
tion was only intended for white folks. Bot then.
there is great deal of human nature IN man
and the darkest skin encOses human heart
Whether France will sustain a Republic and
whether these colored fugtiyes will escape their
pursuers appear to be equally probematicsl
The new modelling Of the Cabinet Is expected
in a few DAYS Mr.. Polk thinks that Mr. WooD-
BURY is getting too susg a candidate, 50 he VIII
bring Gen. PIERCE, Of w-Ham pshire, into the
Cabinet as Secretary of War, 70 detrsct from Mr..
w popularity. Mr. GiLLETT's appointment ss
Attorney General be hopes will strengthen his
own chances in New-York.
The H1tchinsons leave for Baltimore to morrow
morning where they sing 10 morrew evening.
They stop one day in Trenton, y. ). They vii.
arrive in New York on Saturday, and give two
concerts there next week ! shall have more 70
say Of their visit to this city hereafter
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