The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-07


ton OF the negroes oil Jamaica. which would shame the
sick ky philanthropy OF the n~grophiss Of this country
and of England Mrs. II. Beecher Stowe would perform
a real service 10 humanity II she would Welt maj
wrelehed island and awe true and unyarnished nara
ton Of the habits condition. and prospects OF those mis-
cradle people, By way OF illustrating The effects OF eman
cipstioa upon the population, prosperity products, and
happiness o county which has heretofore been devo
ted 10 The peculiar institution" whose eDomlties have
drained SO many crocodile tears from The eyes OF The
We have heard that lis common occurrence for pas
sengefs from California To the Atlantic States, on touch
ing at Kingston to be surrounded BY scores OF miserable
negroes and mnlato beggars, whose opportunities for
le money 10 buy bread rnrpass the axonizng sp
peals OF the azzaon OF European cities In many
the Californian IS implored 10 take these wreiches into
his service, and them from freedom for which
they not iii, and restore them 10 menia condition
for whose blessings and comforts they have longed 10
vain, gentleman OF our acquaintance, who has re-
emily returned from California and who touched al
Kingston for lew hous, took stroll into the city for
purposes OF observation and curiosity. No had
be landed upon The quay, than he was inporuned by
sprightly, bfigh-eyed mulao boy, 10 give HIN few
cens 10 buy food saying that he half starved
and that he had OF procuring substance The
gentleman thrust his hard into his poke, and furnished
the lad with dime But no sooner had he exhibited
this generosity, than be besIeged by dozen more
whose leechlke demands frightened the Californian into
the conviction that California fortune" would
suffice satisfy the calls upon his charity He there
fore quickly dismissed The camerous crowd. retaining
only services OF he lad who had first approached him.
as cicerone to guide his rambnss through the town
This lad PROF osed 10 him in spirit Of earnest
hoItaon to engage him as serving boy. and repay him
Tor his services by king at him. The Californian
further importantly from the boy finally consented to
70 with him and talk with his mother on the subject.
On arriving at the boys home Californian not oBly
found her willing TO the proposition, but she eagerly
joined the lad IN his opportunities representing her con-
doD, and that OF her children wreiched. and ropo
sing TO his companion the was by this time pined BY
fellow passenger) To take with him also sprghtly
female child, about 10 years old. The same terms .
This latter proposition was declined but he concluded
10 take the boy under his charge, and carry him
waiting boy California spring, when he de signed
crossing the plains AT the same time he informed The
lad that whenever he grew weary Of his service he
could leave him. To any hui modern philsnlhropis--
Mrs. Jeaby OF The most approved a,lern-ihis act
would have borne the appearance of credltable beevo
lence--the of w-beng from state OF
vaon and introducing him 10 comfort, activity, and
abundance. WE'LL the sequel will show what The negro
phss Of the North thought OF it, Oar traveller landed
at New York. and proceeded TO Philadelphia. at both Of
which cilies when iAerosated about the boy he frank
" related the whole circumstance, stating that he
Jamaica negro. and was voluntarily accompanying him
to Tennessee where his family resided and that during
the next year he designed carrying him To- California
From phladephia some of the under ground gang ele-
graphed to Pbarg that Californian would arrive there
on the cars at such an hour with Jamaica negro whom
he had Kidnapped IN his possession and no had
the cars arrived at the depot in Psburg, than the car
in which was seated California unfortunate and his
still more unfortunate charge, was surrounded by mot
ley gang, with the well known black DR.. Delaney at
Their head inerrosating the poor lad in true abolition
dialect, and DANGEROUSLY demanding his release Our
California friend told them firmly that they could not get
him. and the boy demonstrated aud cuag 10 his
and drove to the hotel On arriving there. The negro
gang again assembled, while the hoy eating
his supper. healed by sturdy Official, VINO seemed
rather an unwilling executor oil the law in lhi.
case. But they finally carried oh the hoy by main
force. The Californian concluding TO let him 20
rather than attempt an Intellectual resistance. This
gentleman was formerly respectable citizen Of Nash
yile and s now IN this city Alter his departure from
pusbnrg he was daily posted in the papers OF that
city and Phi'adePhia kidnapper OF JamaS nrgro,
when the truth Is, such crime would be looked upon
with abhosencc by every southern gentleman and when
no respectable man who would be guilty Of il would
dare show his face among his friends
The following j. one ot these notices. which take
from the Philadelphia Evening Post of June lltlI IL
KIDNAPPING CASE IN PIrTssuRG. --Thomas j. Adams,
oil Nashville has created excitement Psburg in
consequence OF having in his possession colored boy
Of Jamaica whom, il Is supposed. he was taking TO a
slave Stale 10 SELL Adams has Just returned from Cali.
lorna. The boy has been ken from him. and ID now
under The of DR.. Delaney y t3i' .Ft n
Such il negro philanthropy in the North exempl6ed
N one OF It's most recent and remarkable examples
Who that has heart in his bosom does not pity the case
OF the poor Jamaica lad thus ianalized, and thus having
his cherished hopes cruelty disappointed just the
OF Their fruiion' Ne.e-t sr6l
go tai'-.th Prom New Times
The Austrian Protest.
The Austrian COVER me nj has protested agaps Cant
ng rahars iorcble rescue of Kosia a. violation of The
law OF na'ions II quotes Y4el. the articles of the
old confederation. and the constitution OF the United
States to prove that no subordinate oihcrr has rghtto
declare war 10 the name on behalf OF the country 10
which he belongs; and 1t Cues MIR. Wheaton 10 show
that neutral ports invoabe All this is vey sensi.
ble and very harmless il edifying zee Austria thss
quietly arguing the question grounds OF law 1, is
ply she did NOT think OF thus treating it Iue sooner
Her regard Tor The nvioaby OF neutral territory was
snkingy evihced IN the locibe SEIZURE of Kosta by
gang oil uians acting by direction OF the Austrian con
sui. in neulalport Thus an outrage upon inter-
national law ~ we'll uIon Turkish honor. "a