New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-08
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J6HS ssed about p yeas. fae esstoepesef 40 nee


81. HoYT. ..sd .u. Il or II ye.l, cotton picker etc
81 WILLIAM NELSON eyed shout IL years. nae cotton
ONE rANILr.
90 IgssFE .red about % fine field hand pick $40
o. rouna, e-ttnp; iBvllusbs boy.
% ClROLINE bis wife eyed II years. pick much a.
a. AnkSDA aged .bout 10 sus field h.Dd tic.
Il MARY PATE aged sbOu: 49, field hand and cotton pick
a. Yellow MARY. sred shout 10. good 'e,m'-s', e,n
Piei $50 n: cotton per Day a GA ,...
.st Re. SO r. ' s.S s, 900. sas Ids
ia NANCY ssed IL field hand ana cotton picker
Mary TAsWhLL ti,s !. asS t..d "a: .a cotton Sss.
.1.s a. Ssia h.os and co soapieae
So SALLY ss'd II; orphan fed had .ad cotton picker
ST. NELLY .ied g. mic WIT. ETC. good hama to give medF
cine, and take care Of children
81 JANE sr.d 10 fte cotton picker. AID invaluable.
or s,. With such interest :. ms, be ssr.sd on between ven
purchaser Act, Of Sale before START, Not Fab,
st the expense Of the purchasers
Observe To e immense amount Of cleyerness and
talent f,r sale "Invalaable A" is the favorite
word; rhetorical nights are scaled to sell Niger
az we'll az to make President But when the
upftsess of the slave for liberty u the theme, oh
whst change comes over the special plea Ter
Tten hypocrisy rides the blast and min 10
smashed to the level Of the beast.
From The Georgia Tunes, on the same topic
this editorial paragraph may be cited:
"To BUSINESS MES CHANCE Pos A PoRruSE That en-
trpri.ns D, ~ who 90 bu.ns.. No srOd ae..r.
Aver wilkins will sell twenty Likely Negroes bssidei Other
d. Mslet House See their advertisement They
Joe open Lottery =. their store 90 the sth day Of I.ea
the al 'Od by that time Persons who rndsrsnd
the sciences Of chance: win profit By .sSs .9ek For i'
LotteIies-eambllDg according to law-aourish
in the South by native affinity to Slavery. Where
industry 10 wanting gambling prevails.
From The Columbia Sosth CarOiinian, Of the ID,
we learn the following on the healthy state Of
the Slave market:
prime gang Of nesoe. were :os yessIey o. :;
fGssst 3esy s.Spshs i Ts: average PRICE.
il f.ni's very fair A'd showed ea' little simn I'm
from former prices"
The la.t number of The Pointe Couple Eeho re-
ceived contains four close columns of advertise
ments of negro-sales. Oaly men, women, and
children for sale in the nineteenth century, and
in the model Republic Who bids
The following extract from journal of Texas
shows that the cost Of negro is not covered by
bis purchase money, but that pstriarchs are
sometimes liable to other expenses:
"NEGRO DoGs.aThs subscriber will keep
zOrs the pack of NEGRO DOGS formerly owned
by Mr. John GAfcock.
i r,i.s It '''hns negroes 49," j. PoRrIcE"
An ornament of his sex 10 particular, aud
of the human race in general. Mr.. John II.
Pope, of Frederick, Nd, has addressed
letter to the Editor of The Montreal Gazette,
in relation to his proposed slave-hunting peri
patches to British ground. 1t is so exqais-
itely chivaric, so thoroughly indicative Of the
highest beauties Of the Fugitive Slave law, and OF
the means proposed "to conquer the prejudices'
Ito quote from Mr.. Webster's eth of March
speech) of the people Of free communities, that
we cannot refrain from copying Il entire:
"FREpERIcK, Jan. 1s. 1855
To he Editor Of The Montreal Gazette:
Properly reply 10 the srtice In paper com
neprs on tter received BY sheriff Of your ely woai
be impossible a. have been unable yet 10 obtain the .r
and only speak Of it I" gather It's import from The
The generous reception and s generous treatment
witch you promise in anticipation Of coming. is fuzzy 80.
E sy. S.js ssS % meet lcy.i :aseet.
nssnsnim people the Britons sre. What sym
patty their es The iron fe,ter which binds
sisi msn and on Sea and land fss could
so tire thunder of her voice has been heard bidding
has pered and wh.e effort for conquest and for
fame ossesen slsddened with sueee. How nshmen must
Majesty her advocacy Of the rights Of How
they should her The keeper Of h.I concenees aad
Gin 10 hep tie i.wny Ehop il slavery and what virtue
bind The noble Celt in chsirs
Her Msjsstys sh.rd hiss automatically By giving pub
liciiy to letter phsd the connection which 90
much desired with Canada Several eer. have been received
shp have secured a.je.y LOYAL
fs 70 sS' ' oS s.st aud good
s.s not b.1 csus .so Iy. the
head affairs Fesr enter Canada in pursuit Of ny honest
calling sir; the wife Of that German Prince will be
compelled rrDqush her American possessions and the least
offered American citizen would only anticipate the
there gro and editor in Canada that certain will
Her sse.tys bsek regiment composed Of many nesroe.
from Western Maryland would hsy to be the first yield
the ground a. nsnS Of then ,s SS the s e1 ao
pose With blood hal bertsr Be
We %ous 20. spp 1901 hun for that pupo.s
we sys only say :; 5 her 20 s,
which involves than and which In re-
and defeat to that proud power which h,. ruled the
snd the land for the last two hundred save when
Now have IN. with you NJ Editor have only
quest tha viii be honest ard awe my hooe 'sntipsn
TO be world then Judge between US and sserbe TO
s''H us F''''' 'H'' John H POPE, Police oHeer-
In connection with this subject, it may be sp-
proprately argued that vital omission in the
proceedings of all the meetings held BY the work
pgmen of this City to consider the present crisis,
is the absence of any alsusion to the chronic un-
derestimate necessarily formed of the status Of
the lsborer and mechanic so long as through
out two. thirds Of the extent of this country Ia.
bsIers and Mechanics are sold and treated just a.
dumb beasts Much rhetoric was expended
therein against the aristocracy Of Europe and Of
Wal.t, while no aristocracy falls to the level of
that Of the South in wan. Of sense, humanity or
education. So long as $4,000 man-sclling Oh
sarchs actually control the federal policy of this