New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09

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4 tsifl coe. 10 Ia Wo,k !. yasL RcaGaiAg H..
Nc are sustaining he sxistirg = lstion, 70 tSsn,
cannot oscepe from that re possibility. W. en- "a,
b. teeit from TIE country relieve Of ihe cards,
bat would ths, be ishi' Who ttsa viii ore flf n.
s0uls Of the poor negroes' No; Soa.a6fa Chrsi,,
n ust abide where God IA placed them sns win
III help. regardless Il what our gaau:ss nav a., =
Co. taking connse. q; God alone press l.rSSsd IA "A,
COED work elready commenced anu prosecute t ~,
4 b10iTac fold Uore energy aud devotion.
II the argument be good thA. the North sheull
lseh on quietly AID see SLAVE empire added |.
slave Ep.-e, sni a0t raise hand o. voice a
slap it-fsr that IS the English Of the psous ,rx..
mes;-ihsa Why was Christianity ever pte,casti
Why not let the hesshea have their orn way, sd
By irritating them snd wosnoiRs tasir fesl.cs.
and locsenrg their hold oVec thing. material ,ai
immsterisl reaction against Christianity shOlll
take place But thi,is the highest Arguments
regro-dl.vsIs and jousAsces.
Our next dive into the Southern heap tcscts
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biuou of the wsy they 90 those shnss in "a.
Wholesale liue, down there
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Walter s,r. Mary. Levs. Arr Fus Absn. 40 Iusss
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Joseph Faster Luend,, Be- aain Di,s BaPt'., salt
Gon. Gsssah. Johr Pt'se Ch,r - William Ann, R.ess
sally A'ustesd. Sonia, Primes, Ga Hss,r Ihses. Ina
Frank Toby. Bstty, Cues' tsahs, O.d s'men, Nay ,m
Ceie, squire Liedy Aired PHILIP Gabriel i',se essE
Stevs Dics Moscs Molly Calol1e Emanuel, Sstey Mad
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C,..r Lss,.e BsssS BADGE a,s,re .asy. Collin NuI
. LsenoH Isabel, so,es tSai'hl sal, Compton Mao.
W.o i't Of H,rss. and Mules. about 70 IN unnber
o,s Oxen slot OF sheep Ca'tss aad bog. oqr Wxos
lot Of Fafmitg tet M 1000 inslcis Of tern i' 81 fT
ar C. se,t er with large quantity 4 hay sid Peas
The ruets'er parcel a, viii De required % give bcsis
ones 9Th approved sccuriy payable TO The uot,sred
The res, sd personal estate vii be 'od 1pon 'reits
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r5s.s ,wtI WILLIAM T MARTIN. Comm ,soos,
Mex, We find in IN, Ncr orleans True Delfas
Suit for frt edom, before the First District
Court, involving the fate of Eighteen huna
beiprs. The case, as reported, We give IN full
for the incidents are curious and the lAws 81
recited By the Judge, are worth study
"Tre suit WA broughtbya regrou named felsla
4 a. md rel
eighteen II was alleged in the petition that the par
ties plaintiff had enjoy ed undisputsi possession
their liberty for forty five years prior 70 the close
l-se when they were orcibiy taken from their homs
and finally given into The custody Of hessrs Dania
A. Long sud Zachsrah :. Mabry, who clained tsos
as their slaves. When tie SUIT was first iashtGtsL
dsfendans declined 10 answer, and filed an ercePaon
den,irg plaintiffs right OF seton in tho premises
,Ju9re Larue who VAS then PRECEDING over tina tifs
District Court sustained the exception, ana the peIl
ton was consequently dismiss ed. Ihereupon .h'
pla rtils took appeal 70 the Supreme Court, sht
ihe result was that Large decision va, reversed 40
The case was remanded back tor thai on u.s. merits
he e 4 mOny shows that iuaio was Owned by Smo,
Porche of the parish OF Pointe Coupe and moro than
forty five wears ago POrche permitted htr g. 'rGrry
fEHri ii r6rc -. = me natural brother Of WId11
P.rciS. She then. with the consont ot her MISTER
left his plantation and went to reside on farm owned
hy her nusbsrd Thu farm @as on an ISLAND 10 False
River Moor Mr. Porches plantation, and for forty.
We vears Eulalie and her offspring were perritted
20 enjoy all the rights Of tree persons, no aVempt
being n ade during all this time TO reduce them 70
tate Of bondage. About tlirty years ago. Madame
Pcrcle became the solo leCate3 Of her husband .nd
,lga,s Cyiuc,d great affection for Ealsllo and her
CHILDREN aid mace frequent attempts y have !1eni
,maI cJst,d by thr Psic0 jury, III otter th't thsf
should be- entirely and forever free. THIS "a sps'
~ testified 10 by her attorney. who was O.ton
consulted ON tho subject prior 30 Msd ire POrche
cesth Indeed feNiDg that alter she die1 they might
bu reduced 10 slavery. sh8 made n0nnsl sale OF
them 10 arelSuVe uLdor the cypress 81, )ulstpn Iha'
he -hOulc emancipae them THIS relative botayed,
ga Il would appear tho trust rep0sed IN him. and u "a
by bis act .hlt petitioners were subsequently, held as
iaves Ga behalf of plaintiff, At was cSntended that
al property in them mas long since been prescribed
by Art J, SO Of tie Civil COce, which Says. II
mnster suffer slave to enjoy hs Liberty for ton year,
curing bis residence ia the State for tg0uy year,
while oui OF IT. he shall lose all right Of sctiOn to TO-
possession o. the slave unless ssd siayo be
runaway or fugitive On the other hand i was
that the article above quoted Is in oo1ct
with AIT. l-j which declares THAT no on9 eau
enancpalo biz slave unless the says hiss attained the
age Of Unity Yeas and has behaved well for at least
I, ur yesrs preceding his emancipation" and being
80 in conflict, is wholly imperative. The Supreme
Court in deciding the exception In this very iss,
dds the following language In relation TO Art so
Of the Civil Code " This provision we are told 81
counsel is merely idle, without meaning spplict-
biiiy. and can, in no way, affect the right u tho
master 10 reduce bis slave into actual possession at
any tine. We would not feel Ourselves at liberty,
uncer cry circumstances, to disregard such clear
expression Of legislative will az is contained in bat
article and we see nothing in the relation sub.
titting between master and slave, or ia tho law
which undertakes to regulate tho Hotas Of tho
slave in reference 10 his rights and privilege,
90 free man, incompatible with the prescriptiv,
iii 10 freedom which be may acquire under that law
% The law recognizes this a. one Of thu modes in
" bich slave may scquire his freedom This reason
ing is cited and relied on by Judge Robertson, who
fof ra rrfie il fr.u Ia
old Spanish law which runs IS foloss: 81 Save
erjoy bis freedom during ten years while hi, master
i. 80 tho country, twenty years while be 1, out Of
IT, end the master, during that time hath Instituted