The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27
Anticipated Abolition Outbreak In .Aubuxn-
PARTICULARS OF the Prison Slave Case.
tCorrespondence Of the Syracuse Republ Scanl


have just had interview with the ward Of the
Auburn State prison, from whom learn the sllo xng
particulars concerning the runaway slave Georg wash
iDysoB now confined IN said prison Some three seks
since Mr. Jones' the owner of said slave called the
prison, and saw him. The slave then expressed vsh
upon being discharged to return home with his stsr
subsequently, however, few abotioniss have in 0u-
enced MIN to change his mind by their Of h w.
dom.
Yesterday the United States Marshal J. n Mott an =
Deputies we're at the prison matters In
rally known TO the anti fugitive law fanatics
Mr. Hopkins residing hsre, called at the prison. and
had some taik to-day about the slave Washington He
had his pockets full Of infammaory handbils head In
large letters, "Kidnappers-Kidnappersl am unable
to procure copy Of said handbill but assured by
person who read one that they called upon ssa law and
order loving citisens to assemble Sunday morning
in front of the State prison. to prevent the arrest
OF said fugitive.
The slave, (now convict) will be releasedsnom the
prison on Sunday morning next between and O'Clock
At that time there viii doubt be large crowd collect
ed about the prison. and am assured If aErest at
tempted the process Of law will be resisted by the ob
Before going further in this strain, let state upon
the Authority of the Deputy Marshal Mr. McMaster, a
this city, that at this hour process the
arrest of the fugitive has been received by hnnOr =
there any belief in his mind that any such papers wm
arrive before the discharge Of the negro.
This has been proclaimed publicly still it is not allowed
selves and preparing for the anticipated ARRAY.
One gunsmith in town has sold all his revolveB auA
small arms and there fifteen twenty ugly Soking
loafers and negroes in town from abroad bound for
rescue" citizen who may be considered the leader a
the respectable fanatics" here said to Mr. Mcaaster
Marshas shot down dead than that fugitive returned
TO slnyeryl' The Marshal has asked the protection Of
the city authorities for his individual property which ID
threatened by the incipent mob and he himself per
sonay nsued when passing along the street The MAyoc
and Sheriff have expressed their determination to ntand
by the law
II the papers for the slaves arrest should arrivein
time most energetic will be taken for nforcng
the law The negro Washington ugly and dangerous
fellow who has already threatened the life Of sevrelcf
his keepers aad there to De dread among those
who know him to have him set at liberty.
1t Is certain there will be large crowd Of persons
sembed about the prison Sunday morning, and from
present appearances the anti-slavery smuggers win
blockade the gateway and take their black booty into sa
keeping he reaches the street. IT. however,
papers for his arrest should ave there is not the least
doubt but there will be riot Of the most dsgraooful
character Most Of the citizens here for order and
some Indifferent to the affair but the enemies Of law
plotting secretly
If anything further developes / will write you, and
close by assuring you that claw and order" win
have to be whipt fair aght the officers calls6
upon to make the arrest strong armed force will b
at the disposal of the Marshal The report that Gov.
Seward is in town got up by the rescue men for
effp and is