The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-23

ihcre Is law for slave as we'll as tor tho
white man. You are no better than , m,r-
dcrrr '''"'
'A> ior ,"n, al'lir>>in. Coui and Ram
>e.' couple OF "Ncr>rcIS from nriel!horipo
Plantations ''as for YOU brnonr' II ,,r
nave any regard for your own safety. [ sav.
brgonc'
Cook and Ramsey, without a word further
mounted their horses and rode AWAY. Tib
'''S' IN lew minutes, evidently in fear. and
/ I"'cra"cd hv the drrni,d tone o, Cham,
Sncaked of like a coward ~ h. v.s 49,,
mounting his horse. followed his ropr,u;on<
remained standing whrrr WIS. still
'"'''i' with the rope around nv neck. A.
soon rs they were zone. Charin called In,
'"''-"rd''rn@ her To run To the field and tell
LAWSON t" hurry t" the hou>, without ,lrl,,
ana ''In. the brown mule with him. nm am
MAJ much priced ior lis unusual f!.,rp,.s
Present., the boy appeared.
Lawson. >aid Chaplin. "vcu must -, T.,
the Pine Woods. Tell YOUR master Ford +,
come here at once that he must no, J,.I,,
>in.d,. ,r,,n.,, ,r.u, '''''' ''' "''''H i
murder lIaIt Now hurry. boy. f., :, IT,.
inr WOODS by noon ii Won Kill the mule
Cbaniu ,t.,,n.,, ;.I Wv ','"''
d pas, When he returned I.,w.,, v-,.
th,. J,,r r,o,n..l, "'> 1T
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'''''' way OIL III" F"''h
''' ''''''''''''> shadow e" the
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-, ''' ~ nave nee" entitled f" c>rhao'r
" , ''''"' - II WERE "h'r""n ! stood,
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'''"''''' '''' rope SUI dtn-I!n" from IN,
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'''' '''''''''S '''t me could
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49,, '',' ',''' ava 10 Inc discomfort
'' "''' "''H moved
;. ''-''''.' Il would have
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-. 80 .'''''- '' 4 '""- summer
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u 'lI'''''''r'' me 4
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"'"' ''''" up
'"- >'''''' ARRIVAL ever!
''' NV WV "'" 90 l" Inc held as "a>
-, 80 ' was evident from h'> manner
'""t 'I"ra'> ""Hii return
TT" '''''' anu '''''f armed assistance. per
'f' 10 rene" 'he quarrel, and II was equal
; 'n'"' ''i'' h' "aH prepared his mrrd to
- ''''' MY '''' '' an! hazard Why he did
'' ''''''' why he suffered mo tu re
maui III ''-'''H '"e "h"e weary day. never
N'''" II was not Tor want OF sympathy,
I'M certain. Perhaps he wished Ford TO sec
ne rope a'"n' my neck and the brutal man
aer Ill which had been bound perhaps his
interference IN another : property IN which
ne ''a" II" legal interest would have been
f'>l'aS>' "hlrh W"uId har" subjected him To
ne l''f'l'' "l IN" law. Why iIhcat> was ak
lay absent was another mystery | never
'"ui1 divine u" knew we'll enough that
hapn would not harm HIM unless he per
''Stcd IN his d">Ign against me, lawson told
ne afterwards. that rs hcra~>rd the planta
non OF John David Cheney, he saw III" three.
mi that they turned and looked after him As
~ nv" ''''''N ''i> >"li''>i'ion was that