The New York herald., 1851-08-30

as fret urged ls validity g ss.
y With Ne S s s a
and argued at length thai fatal the
:Gss .at 70: ~ .asss
to ss Ii s G sas a'
forever possess his freedom This the.efre was
s. IL sss the only issue
tory preof somps.ent in law That the satisfactory
.isS!: ssss;sy; ,sss PROOF
..ss-, US; rs
it's ssssd the torn and from which he
clam Sat:
pear. the sennoSwsssh virgins It IS then
n ses . that this to be
tons BY satisfactory proof competent in that awOr the
be set ads and the defendant dis
hh he .ys,ssS 70 a. BE- to all the sAvsh0dn
psnd.d upn the FEATURES Of the
the or claimed
to s y ss ..d n.
| % ~ % s IT, w s III the
! follows the dition of the materual ancestor.
as i. Sns5s sss aas % sainsS he
was presumed to be freeLane the onus proband upon
half Of person oIaas srasa. hair
the wooy African based upoa the idea of de-
the white or
Tithihst this presumption of law resting upon saoh
brss ouit be rebatted ia only viz BY proof
'ss' AaF
slave dosamensary title iOas or
s y S 90
slave a. any time are sufesns to the
from an African ''n' 'y PROOF OF MS
81 a%
n at II them a I law TO s sssss ss ~ ns
liOner argued advanced
in the law Of the south her sh so
S 5 a. the aS su sss
there for to jusge and determine by view of the
Ss'S s sas asS dse Sppe
& BEEN a has % ss oay
sddud 20 satstansts the allegations of the claimants
l,rs series Of ofOne through they
of an bu sns s s for oi & sas S
title and that this Deksnson ersugh. MIN fro
b I nine or S ten Of I sss pS Of ,a5h & mr.
Virginia Southern ST. upon every authority,
the plaintiff Would unnesitatngy be seudsed to be free
ssid he Od the mod of
q quite foreign to he under eonsdsrason He wished
to hear all the evidence before going into such lengthy
NJ cemnisoHer Nelson thought better to hear all
the before going into the would
pedte the investigation and the proper mode Of
Nj Culver made motion TO adjourn tte case until 10
trae ~ vhien he INT c. stated could be s.sy done It
se & @ hs
bondnsn. according to the laws of the 5outa.
prisoner Ssd no AfriSsn blood in bis veins;
dan t them brir f.rvard their evidence at once and
no, waste The time in mahD long speeches. He was no,
earsd since Che tsSt e.ns and they had uesns
to wnat they say with regard to Boldng beng
Gr ceu missioner Nelson was proceeding with the case
However the eounse for the defence could produce Wit
ing 70 give them an opportunity to do but fit
RsIs matter Of s5eesl.on for the purpose Of aua'qg up
had been tine enough 70 nave all the evidence they deemed
Mr. culver said that hd ne and his colleague known tue
to they y w,Ss
that the defendant did OF free blood and that he
lie tsr C sOped the Court would grant respite give
% %s .s e ssd 's Ssss .o yu ,us,, in tho
case There hns been .aps the 7. ss prepared E with sa
bad been backed few and that they had
.s T. a ss a a1o the si
to make dav to the snee. that they haa not their Wit
mr. Culver asIisa tsa. .hess had been aaiG
doIng Lis euty and he was acting for VINO in
Mr rstaa then wen, 70 pr.n,re nm ,a,vi,. and Mr.
Wood said ,ba, The dsene. sndeay 20
tie African Indian whether they the
M. J. Fenton then called to the stand a second
MI woOdNr FeDton, do you think there negro blood
In ,as ae1 mt ~ 'ss G hi. o,b,
hair r.sen bic tsose Of an In Isa M
Mr. culyer-lhen this Is the hrt tiue in my life that
have beard Of shoemsker being jgsge Of soosal dis
til In the human Tue witness had makag
,arovs IN the d ssS s men aai @onsa
Mr. Conn s.ior.r seisoni do not tnnk it appertanst
particular calling TO be judge In such matters The
witness Ay be fully competent from practical observation
SS,a si;ss. .hiss yse stated ,aa, you h,y:
"trsss-i have re,dsd slaoqs thea thirty years;
John boleng strengy marked Win tae e.stGetve fa
A. nm n.sl 49, 49, 20 - S me- " .a aaisn ana
-h. sroS sa1S a, q ~ u ase S''ea s s
Ions hr 5ssIe are Hsy nni.sae; IA segsh vsr0hnA VINO
tross sSamEeo by Mr. opton-Csa yoa tell ue what
Wirsf.--Th1 oai prins Of white person and negro.
The witness Vas then asked BY Mr. Upton tn peculiar
TX be rstsd that be was nOt susnsy acquainted With
thots rice eifsreness TO snsw'r the questions.
Er Iytfn-tbsD how tell that there IL not as
much Baat other blood 10 e prisoner veins there is
wiias,s-I Snos thA; he has fat nose witch !, mot
I T. = 80 - ssa -, a., = it c'.y - a. 30
thnh b. is tAo oifprinE ga i'e psron ana mulatoi
sHaIs Ions Ssr ct sas whci ths fs,sare
ns Distinguish che afr tue aisture Of other
re..: tLe c.ry iAr h. vcry commou
ofi Of tne ~Lite and sstt, d. not sneF that tns "a
1trse .r ,linh is i probable thers I. some ~hits
Jstn SCOTT svorn--I reside in south coroliaa; knew
join todnG also tsrastt Auaersan; have lived IN
tnc an Of spipoa thsre s much % tae aesra blood ia
doiff kruv BE- from tt- color auu tlt Nthfr 1-tactive
DsrA % biz te.turs hsve kHoen ony ora of black
DE- 1lur. auf
tr,fs. tysgair.f-i tlftk ts las irditl
Hood vius titE bic ltr of the In
ru ~ that uf
-- Alt e'r fvo-l-i iua4e from oo.srvaton sni
TU-lluce amunr tte thlt holding about
tso u t hs hair O. st-aghtsr sow thaa nave sesa
ttI.ltil.
trs. riasdiiy .trva'ioo caches tha. he -
tirls I.t.. tatr. may De- some ~ltc blood il him
i.t rY s..Fls ri lave in C1uDhia .i nave lived
utr ttTtecu c4Ti ta " acluainfta with tle Aifi-
faCr Ear - iudfe ~ otvrvst Boiling has
N il. IN Limi a-sHrdiHE O. lui-ueht be nay be
Frff iltf.u
tfos lraninst Il stora Say he posaess .frcsn hao1'
lave ttu.t Do maT iU Iart iudisu tuk be eyes rs-
F.fla l.e uf 40 urfl1. E4 ulrek tpue4 u rc-en s
fiH.c ui iltiat. la-ans hove long sas1lh aud sott
iiir was Der. iu -t l. renee cpuuty, Nss rk
ntuitrr ol otlcr aad gave their
rffi'ns rofflg ttr tae Preceding some stst ID
t.t fhe fufitTc rht pp tF have some iuf-n or ~ht9
tUo u OF. ifs h1t FaIuut eEcep'n 'nas al rae -
ff opinion tet tre rHrfa III tnr Afrtc4a r1le We .
deutttca in hn har ana every lueemsut of MS
faatur.f fia srbfarsfira cactnusd ttl PN " vas
0rfn.d $50 TO-DAY 9n tae sstee Tor the aa-
fChte vIil DC put 10 fu tfe .'tnu.i
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