New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29
Shave Abdsctiebs- Rcsutt-Bsrder War.
fars-Fres Biachs-Probabis csurse that
Will be taken New steam Linc-snip
BsiIdinG - NebsIntcSc eurss Movement In
the seuta-Tafiers, strike.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday August 18th, P M.

BsiIdinG - NobsInfcF ceurss Movement \,
the seuta-Taiisrs' strike.
Correspondent Of sbe vribure
BALTIMORE. Tuesday August 2sth P NJ
The recent abduction Of slaves from Virginia anc
Maryland has caused more feeling among slave
helders in this State than have ever noticed be
are. The affair Of Chaplin FIRST raised the excite
ssert. and this was followed by the departure OF
those from Prince George County, Nd. and other
sections OF the State; and now the Harrisburg
STAIR has added new fuel 10 she indignation of the
saesh and blood owners and traders. The roauls
Of this will be the most active measures to protec
slave property, and to secure 1t when abducted.
The passage ot the Fugitive Slave Bill /" will do
no good. as stringent as 1t provisions are, aud
eostkenen know IL. They only look upon il az
medium by which the good faith A." Of the free
States, as they term it, can be effectually tssted
The recent proceedings at Harrisburg will lead 10
ooliisiops hereafter Of dangerous character, am
very fearful 1t IL openly svowed here that in case
another body OF slaves abscond, and can be sue
oossfany pursued that il shall be done with An
svnsd band of fly or en- hundred men, il neoes
suy, and In regaining their property 70 oppose
force 10 iorce and not 10 rely on any court In free
State Should this be done We shall have an Oman
border warfare at once, for the free States will not
quietly submit to have their territory invaded by
An armed posses. Collisions of this kind viii do
thing else under the heavens yet with this emo "
leSee there are thousands in this State and Viz
gipia Who will dare the issue let tae cons ences
b wbatthey may.
The subject is also being talked Of very freely
II having clause inserted IN the new Constitution
when To Reform Convention assemblesia Noyem-
ber 70 compel ali free blacks and NAL attoes ATE.
. specified day, 10 leave the State, empow erins
The Governor, should they refuse, to send them
aclras poleas, 10 Liberia Ia Africa. There are
more than $4,000 free blacks in the State, OF which
81, 900 are In Baltimore, and it 10 alleged that
heir influence and assistance 10 the main cause OF
HE abscoDding OF so many slaves. 1t oanno, be
denied that the free blacks are often detected In
harboring aud sbetting slaves to absoond. Should
Maryland pass such Law, with a prcViso tia.
my free person found in the State after dehaite
period shall be sold into servnude,) aud which |
Aipk highly probable. Il will drive nearly all of
his class OF our population into Fennsy lvania,
sev York, and the District OF Columbia. By the
vey, ID 10 fact worth mentioning, that since the
suooe ssion OF Alexandra 10 Virginia. NOT less
san 500 free blacks residing shers. have removed
TO the District on this side OF the Possmtc. Toe
'nctness Of ihe Virginia lava 90 free persons OF
pior has caased this change Of residence.
The census OF haYlans il is said, will show 4 |
Yre increase u Tree persons Of color, the STATE
,pesriDg TO be the general home OF nnanamited |
ayes, who prefer her climate to thst Of the more 4
sstbeTn States. SSms interesting Statieticslfscts
III be developed in connection with this subject
ben ahe census sh all have been completed.
A strong, and think Successful effort 10 being
lde 30 rsise capitsl Of from 600 900 TO $4,000
bald three steamers to form a line between Bal
,sse, Wininet ton, N. @. and Charlefton. The
de- of those cities Ii very large with oar mer-
lnis and there can DO no doubs OF such an 10.
tmept paying . handsome per centsge on the
isal employed.
Dor chip b1ilders are st present doing very
I've business, . large number Of large ciass