New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
The slave Kidnapping Cnse-The Cuban Exps-
difion-U. =. senator-C congressional Cam
..e.pondence 81 The TrIbune.


BALTIMORE, Aug TAM
The case OF the slave Albert m Chester Coun-
~, Pa. and bringing him into Baltimore TOR sale,
eas disposed OF by our humane avs on Saturday
Mr. George Martin, the gentleman Of lister Coun-
y, By whom the man had been employed, was
brought cut OF jail he was committed AMI not re-
leased on bail on a writ of hGbess corpus, and on
a hearing discharged without bail the plaintiffs
having entered suit TO recover for his services 10
wrong form HIS counsel however, were re-
quired o. enter their appearance ior him AZ the
next t-rL when, II be should no. be presen, to
defend himself, the plaintiff may obtain iudg-
m.ut bv default The collecting ol 10. however.
you be another thing, as that would have O. be-
done H. Peuusy ivanis, and the laws there " in
such case msde and provided, are very di'ieren'
from the merri'css slave laws "a Maryland. The
slave, 10 ap-iesrs has been living 80 tree man BOZ
Chester Co. for ei-ht or nine years. aud has there
a rte and children from whom be Vas torn Do
tle dead OF night. he hiss, since he Was brought
f.to Baltimore. been soli % n slave-leai4r, ard
ua'e.s his berry is Obtained by he friends by pur
ri ase he Niil soon be sent 10 Our Southern slave
s.smbies to be disposed ot b the highest bidder
Such scenes speak trumpet-tongued, and need no
comment.
The Cuba Conspiracy case continues % attract
considerable attention, aud many inquiries are
nsds by our daring and desperate young b.oots
where the leaders are 70 be flund-they are ready
o. risk their heads in the enterprise. L. :. Die
riot Attorney Marshall and L. :. Marshal Kent
have been directed By the authorities at Washing
tln 20 keep ssgood look out for these parties and
To- case Of the infringement OF cur uatioa al Laws O.
interfere The leaders have taken legal advice.
tud wall not pr baby compromise themseives.-
There are several young Cubaus 10 the city, VINO
are half frantic Nifh Doe IDEA that th-ir native ise
. going 10 be liberated from the Spanish yoke.
Tn leaders and great i1fty Of tha mass c
toe Whig party are strongly 10 favor ot the cleo
zion Of TX Governor PRATT 10 the l.. : senate, d.
900 tie remainder Of Attorney General John. NJ
term should the Wings have majority Of the
Legislature J think there can be no doubt of his
election. No man has done more to~ard retriey.
ing the credit OF Maryland, and 20 on, am conf
dent, could more ably represent the state IN our
National councils The Wings mus. not lose their
ascendercy In IT, State.
Our Congressional election comes oft on the 30
II October. Parties arc now marshaling yery
strongly for the campaign The following are the
nominations so far. Ist District, X. J. Bowie
Whig. Of Montgomery Co.; I'D District T0omas
j. McKaig, Wing, Of Allegheny Co. and William
T. Hamilton. Loco, of WASHINGTON Co.: Hid ID,
trict Ed Hammond, Loco OF Howard Co. lNth
D strict. X. NJ McLsne. Loco. OF the Cry. aud
Joseph Breck, Free Soil. Nth District. Alexander
Evaus, Wing Of Cecil Co. and X Magraw,
Loco, ol Hartford Co., With ID strict. J. B0zman
Kerr. Wbig. If Talbot ca. In the iii and INth
ID stric,s the Wings nominate candidates in O fsa
days With perfect union i've lsIl but the ttirf
districts can be carried by the Whigs. Bot to
# the last deegari0n-Mc Lane and Eyans-have
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