New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Alleged Fugitive slaves in Ohio-IileSal Ar
rest and Rescue.

We find. in The SGndgsky Commercial Reg
i,r Of the 2lst the following particulars OF the Fu=i
tive Slave asr At ssndusky, which has been hereto
fore briefly announced by telegraph
Our city wac thrown INFO intense excitement las'
evening by attempt % arrest two negro mn. 80
negro women End several children on oosri t' IN
boa, Arrov q the moment OF her departure foF u
troit Just before the boat ctt the GocA- t. "o' n
and their children forchiy dragged on sh',e snl
taken directly 70 the Office OF ?. NJ Foh"'- NIoI'
by an iudivi ual Ginning 70 own them assisted oy NJ
Rice the CITY Marshal. Who. We presume, was d'ce.e"
by his tife into the belief that hi- powers were cock
tensive with those o: the Uri-ed Srss Marshal or oae
OF hs deputies. ,,-, -.
The MAYORS Office was Instantly hllcd by crowd OF
anxious end excited spectstors, among whom were
more than twenty blacks. \ number Of b3.h o'acNS
ind whites had clubs II their hans. and muca conlu'
sion prevailed
sons OF the CRY a. council for the alleged iu-itiyes A.
ter waiting nearly halt hour for some movement .
be made hv the claimant provided under the ute
Slave Law Mr. sloane inquired NJ. kice was IN me
roors Af,er li,,le DELAY NJ R. came forward AMI IN
replv 70 en- INQUIRY from Mr. sloane az 10 whether ne
woman and children were in his custody, n sad mat
they were not Mr. then inquired tire negroes were
In the custody Of sny United states Officer, or Comi
sioner within the roomf No reply male. Mr. :.
then demanded that the warrants OF wrls, ~ euuot
Of which the alleged Fugtives were detained shoud ne
produced To this demand Mr Rice replied that there
were none: whcrCupOn Mr. Sloane demanded 20 be IN
formed il there were any papers or evidences under
which the women and her children were detained To
this demand also. there reply. NJ. sloane thea
turned to the coorcd people in the room aut intmse1
thst there appeared O. be nothing cn r'qIirci tler
detention Immediately tho entire aascmblage rushed
O. the door, and while orowdng out, man claiming 10
be the owner Cf TIE -rOas who hal been sian I'M
near Mr. Sloane during the entire proceedings sat =
him Here are the papc-s-i own The ncgroes-lN
hold you Individually responsible for 'leir cscene AZ
the same time he laid 90 Mr. Rice: n gave You the pa
per- once aud win hold you, too responsible. Tor You
80. ,r--, .s-., .lo.-
The above il ta,emcnt Of The facts As we have de-
rived them from. several citizens pr sent during toe
whol" irsns ctiOu end we pre- une = i -uostantlay
correct n 10 tae mode cf rrOcC ding on the part o,
the claimant and Of Mr. M3r-hnl Rice, was certainly
singua' oDe-not even appToXimatnC ~ the require.
nlents tho Fugitive y We Law II WI be perceived
that r., sloane intern -a.orics -ave the claimant an
oppor unity to produce tie t,-tmany sustaining n.-
clam and the T. ~ authority 'or tle d"en'ion OF tne
ncgroes, neither - which done Besides. the Sc.
WIS not made by the proper ohl'eT ithc nitet
State Mar-bs or Deputy Mir-haJ whose Official act
would Il itself have been ,uiceu snt,0rtv, wthlu'
any exhibition a. tlo.r papers. Ia thi case a. tar "a
could be asccrtaned az the nc none Of those per 'on'
seeking 90 deain tho n.gce-, hsd any winorty 10 d"
20 Norwc they BROUGHT before an United S,ltc1
Conmi'sioner Tor hearing forthwith as provided
for by the law.
II Is proper 70 add, that in our opinion, the coursa
pursued Nv Mr. sloane tie coin ~ for the sgrOrs in
Dictated no dcsir to yCls,e the Law or s provisions
hut dat if the individuals thus informally detained h'i
been sre.ted by the proper authorities AMI err1i5no
before competent tribunal, both parties would have
had fair hearing
Tie Sqndusty Mirror contains the following items IN
regard 10 the same affair
The tg ives meantime il is saii, took sail boat for
Canada the evening -elnbost having previously let
Tic slave hunters unable % nd asaOr IN hc cry
20 their honor be IL sUit would gn himself or per
nit his vessel boat TO DC usel 10 pursuit portion
them then len for Huron. it j. reported With view
70 get bort and try intercept thc uyiives beoT-
they rca Canada
Alh uCh great excl c 0u' pre-. liicl in the commmi-
IT, and q outhel freely ouuna their pistols and
bowie kn.vcs they did not nee thorn and nobody ws
TUT though threats made win considerable free
dom.
An ISCIDENr FOR ANOTHER UNCLE low :
CABIN Last evening as The sliye hunters arrest
ing the fueyes from slavery, on the Md River dock
Of them seized hold Of n young woman with an
infant child eight nine months old in her she
jeTked loose from him, some steps threw the chd
upon the ground and returned toward the slave catcher
slc seized and marched toward The Mlyors Off =
The child Wa picked up By OF our citizens One Of
the keu,uckian claimed 10 be- the owner. Mr. b. re-
fused 10 give up the child without evidence Tie infant
wa Il ken the mother who supp5a NJ herself doomed
aga n 20 layery disowncd it-dcnied in the poi.
tive terms that II her child To her Of-pring
wa 70 doom the child 10 slavery d.own and desert
L. he hol ed 10 allow the doaret treasure of her
heart 10 grow up, breathing the air of freedom For
this She stood nOhy ready 10 dmemher the ties OF such
affection a mother only knows AID leave 20 chance
or other hands. the rearing OF the infant dearer than
LIE itself Truly a mothers love, though an ignorant
and uncuiivated slave mother
Live. before he VIII desth de bat
Ths sub-fanc- o immortal dream