New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

passing hnaseif Of white under assumed Hs,
IA been bssed doubtless In the .ef !,
TsreSlsfiy Tor bis faithful and distressed mSthsr ~
Offer. nsef as security assns bis punishment should he
,o,hy ~ hundred dollars for proof conye lion AZ
@ % Iy or for any information sufficiently. direct 70 is
sure the recovery o. his value VIII Be paid By JAMES
NIJRRELL Tr1sise md Agent, Charleston. ). c.
This run away from his patriarch, was not
"stupid black niger, but one remove above
brute, but Intelligent" and "white" with
fine light. colored hair" And this is published
in the Democratic State Of South Carolina,
neither exciting remark nor indignation And
the alliance of such " Democracy with that Of
Tsmmapy Hall determines the foreign and do
mestic policy of this country!
Men not only run away from the patriarchal In
stitution. but allow themselves to be stolen. Tbs
following advertisement from The Ntn- Orleans
Delta detailing the yillainy Of one John Jones IN
that capacity, may show one of many OF the
troubles of the patriarchs in keeping up the at
fractions of the system:
- s225 REWARD. On the I'd day of May
last the slave described below was stolen RON me sub
scrib,r living IN Butler County AASs%s % 'SS sS,Ss Ss.
A.I;. IN he Parish Of CstahOus State of Lrisn. shout
the 18th Of May last, by white man who called Sn'e Joen
Iorsa
ef the Aforesaid neghbohood without as - generally sup
uoed taking the negro with him. being aware that ne wa
suspected o. bsr, s before the white s
thought he still about the neishborhood Of the white
Hnp sp IS 10 40 farther with the white man. whose real
name the negro said Moses hsrison and Who brought
him As be several from Butler County As
giving at the time, the name OF MS owner - -,
The white man about nve feet eleven ana s' !, ssSs
Tonpa. ofSht his hair and
owiy has sIy eountensnee his forehead short and Hat his
eyes and Of yellow sh would pc asen oLs
Ferry Little River soins in the direction OF Alexandria on
Thsssye /. darkcOlcred negro aged about twenty;
eight thirty yes heavy set wehs about one HUNDRED nd
forty FIVE pounds about FIVE feet five six inches h fore
head reeedug s growing high he crehesd the hair
the top his head very thin approaching almost TO eadnes%
foIebead in the edge OF bis hair His name 10 B0Bwent
der the sssuzd sam White in custody of the white
viii give q reward ofTwo Hundred Dollars 70 any person
who will sppehend Sse 40 sae s s o. yho
bad the said slave in his possession 10 said parish WI" &
mept of said any public jail
For fuhe particulars refer to James O. Tse59 .. ar
risonburr, louisiana JOShO oAN"SAA'
1t has been frequently observed that this coun-
try has not been able to create humorous paper
like the London Punch, for divers and sundry rea-
sons. Any person, however north OF go 80 who
desires facetous newspaper, need only take
Southern journal, wherein are junbed essays on
Liberty and Slavery, forming an ola-podrida as
laughable as the best number of the London wit
For example, The Tsras State Times has an article
containing the following
Something must be done to check the asht OF slave: 70
Mexico Every day adds to the number Of runsway The
n.ople of Texas have let chance TO remedy this evil
nss by them When Cen Csrvaa endesyorng to free
bis country made with his American auth
ses the of fugitive slsvesto their masters He also
Obliged hm. endeavor IN case OF success 10 negotae
esty with the United States Government on the subject and
In default of that pledged himself TO nave law enacted making
IL feony for person state of seryude TO escape from
bs master and take refuge the territory OF the Gvern
ent slave taken during his military oPer
atoms He his master on the Guadalupe IL Car
Texas In sny the Union, Slaves could not have
cared The would have been ncacuaby advantageous
10 Texas-to Western Texas in particular What sH retards
the and cultivation OF the immense bodies OF cotton
and lands the Colorado the Guadalupe the San
Antonio rivers aud their trbutares There but
one answerhe insecurity OF slave property Had our czens
ded Gen Caasl this Insecurity would have been obvated
What reason there fer not giving this aid We never
could Csryaa leader appointed by the Mexi
people tbemse Ives IA their primary hao
amy which has existed In modern times They were attempt
ina TO establish Government basis similar 20 that OF the
United States-had invited American citizens to settle among
thsmwere anxious 10 avail Of teachings
Carnival the United States by the famous
Alexander Campbell Of Virginia Protestant In belief-s
practically acquainted with the workings OF Government.
and enthusiastic admlre of institutions He made fre
quent love bery-to our sympathy for peo'
pie struggling for freedomsnd TO our interests In the
matter ofslavery but deaf movement more truly
sou,heru In m bearings undertaken Its failure
really calamity to the south"
Apart from the Punch Of this extract there is
a serious aspect to it, and that is change in
Mexican politics." freedom" to Mexico means
Fugitive Slave law to precede annexation. Such