Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-01-18
Another Victim.


signed To eternal slavery by decree OF tie
Circuit Court of the United States, and car
ried off TO Virginia at the nations expense
The principal facts are these;
Long was II waiter at the Pacific HOTEL
On the oath of December he was selzed
while in the performance of his duty, drag
ged violently from the dning'holl aud taken
before Commissioner nulued Hall. J. w,
White aud John Jay were employed TO de-
fcnd him. lie was claimed by William Park
er, of Richmond, Va, under power OF Mt
torney from John 4. Smith, The counsel OF
the alleged fugitive took out bobeas corpus
returnable before the full bencli of the Su-
preme Court Of New York, aud raised seve-
raj nice legal points as to the power OF tie
Commissioner, &C., and by this means and
the conflicting nature of the testimony, seem
cd likely to balk the slave-cotcher OF his
prey. The advisers of the claimant, fearing
this result, discontinued the case before the
Commissioner, and went directly to the Cir
cult Court of the United States, Judge An
drew r. Judson presiding, In bim,--the III
stigator und leader OF the mobs OF 1888, by
which the school Of the heroic Prudence
Crandull at Canterbury, Ci., was broken up,
because she admitted cOlorod girls rs pupils
oil equal terms with whiIes,-ile sluvehoIder
aud the New York Uuion Committee found
ready tool. Although two Or three Wit
nesses declared that they knew the alleged
fugitive IN New York prior to the time when
the Virginia kdnapper swOre ho ran away,
the corrupt Judge surrendered htn "wiih
alacriiy," and lac was hurried off to bondage.
The New York Tribune thus notices tho
transaction:
HENRY LoNG SURRENDERED Yes, Hen
nv Long is his own man no longer. Judge
Judsun yesterday ordered him 10 be given up
TO his capiurs, aud lie was started on the
road 10 the renowned State which our reIir-
ing Senator regretted like most OF us) that
he had not been burll IN. The Judge seems
hardly to have considered worth his notice
the point strongly urged and relied on by
the delence--tllat the claimant was under
obligation 10 produce the record evidence of
his title to the slave, having shown That such
exists. His controlling idea seemed TO lie
was unce Henry LOug IN
Virginia, who WIS this claimants (issumedl
slave here IS Henry Long in New York |;
now it this Henry Long isn't that Henry
Long, why don't hc bring forward his iallI-
er, noIher, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts
aud cousins, to prove ~"
--Cogeni us this logic may seem, we de-
lnur 10 It's legal conclIlsiyeness. IL reminds
Us too sharply OF the ease OF tho lurkless
chup III Algiers, who was found in the street
lu II time OF civil coninotlon with gun
flint in his pocket, aud therefore arrested,
aud shot; the indictment, proof
aud sentence being Jumped together as fol-
lows: +" You scuundrel what business had
'you with gun-ilint unless you are one OF
the conspirgtors?" D
Well: Long has started on his road to
endless slavery, to the tune of "Carry ine
back 10 Old Virginia" Uncle Sam pays the
fiier the catcher having sworn that he up.
pretended Il lorcible rescue, though nobody
e.se Ind any suspicion OF it. But who would
travel at his own expense and pay charges Oh
his captive, when lIe might have Il strong es
cort aud everything nice, at the cost OF the
Treasury? Who cares for expense 80 thai
the Union is safe?
-To-day we presume the Union Com
mittee will send round the hat TO buy Long
back again. That is rght-lhey hive go
him into slavery; we hope they will now
get him ont. For Our part, our affection fol
the Slave Trade don't increase very rapidly
We have liking for the sentiment, Mil
lions for deiense-not cent for tribute -
But the Upion and Safety Committee take
another view Of the matter and we uus
they will see Long ransomed without delay
COMMONWEALTH AND EMANCIPAToR.'-
This is the name of the Weekly issued from
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