Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-31

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ing were the other medical attendants,
Sir James Clark, and DIR. Ferguson, and
the ministers and officers of state sum
moned on the occasion. Several of the
privy councillors were in attendance.
Letters from Athens state the Greek
question was further from adjustment
than ever; indeed great fears were enter
toined that hOstilties would soon recon-
mence,
On Thursday, May I'd, on motion in
Parliament, relative to the duty on At
tomey's certificates, the Ministry were in
a minority of 19--an unimportent ques-
tion, but, in connection with othcrs.
showing the continual loss of strength on
the part the Ministry In the House
OF Commons, Monday, April 90, Mr.,
Cockburn asked the noble Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, in reference to the case
of the steward of the British bark Mary
Anne, who had been seized and imprison-
ed by the authorities Of Charleston; for
no specified offence, but that he was a
man nf color. whether the noble lord had
used any endeavors with the Government
of the United States to prevent British
subjects from having their liberty inva-
ded and persons incarcerated by So scan
dalous violation OF the principles that
should regulate the intercourse Of ciyih-
zed nations?
Lord PaImerston regretted that the
subject to which the honorable and learn
ed member had drawn the attention of
the House was by no means new to the
Government 1t was a fact that there
existed law in Carolina and Louisiana
by which free men of color whether for
eigners or citizens of some other State
Of the Union, were subject to imprison-
ment, with view to their Ultimate re-
moval from the territories of these States.
1t wasn't necessary for him to express the
opinion which every member who heard
him must entertain with respect to such
a law. In 1S47 her Majesty's Govern
ment caused a note to be presented to the
Government of the United States, re-
monstrating against the law as not only
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are roceiyed from all part ofthe country
as TO the appearance OF the crops.