Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-02-05

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4 n essage from @ Grasby irr
Il tkr Boye inIdsfMasior u onpersu S
1 Dv! clark, &c Ncwi
11 siisissa IN inc circua.staDcess
Ease, sent Joseph cochro s,lssst.,
4 ~ csfnfni*sioner to Lc.. ..isiana, for the !
( ff storing CRANKY 70 freedom.
IIis ,emo aspi thus speaks Of NJ, Coch- =
ls his agsiiyai at New Orleans, Mr..
snane called upon the Hon. Theo-ss
IddoresG 4 Hmm, f0rnerly member sef
Congress from that ..'-,,;,, I !, and the Mayer
or the city. ! b,ihl q: s's' 'asi lie had ie,-
hers Both these gent smen ery'proahp,-a
lly ana cheerfully offered any aid in their
power, assuring Mfr. Cochraac that. ifA
Grady was wrongly bsll ID slavery
and could be discovered, ,hsre would
be no4 di ifieulty.er delay in eiIeoting slsisas
.liberation Mr. Cochrane remained IN
YNcv Orleans and its VICINITY about III
week, and diligently pursued every sup 2
pesed trace Of the kidnapped boy, but
without the least sign Of success. He
was. several times up apd down tie
river, for many miles, visiting diiferens
towns aud plantations where il was supp
posed The kidnapped man could fbe
found. Heiwas readily aided BY conn
sel in New Orleans, andby the Judge ii
md Deputy Sheriff Of ST. Charles Dis-a.
HE, above New Orleans. 'sg ~ s4sass M
h The probability is that Granby'is not 3s.8
4 that vicinity The planter whoss,s I.
laaae vas giFea W His owner, resided
h the sseia leod seff nh PLACE. des43s
'fibsds tEis 'isss ~ VI u fat:I,y n bue y
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u has been dead for two years, and his ss N
on, The present owner. is ia Europe.
Lhe overseer readily permitted MFsE .
cochr ane and athe Deputy Sheriff 10
earch among his slaves, but the stolen
10Y was not there. CRANKY left here
ONE two years since, aud is supposed
0 bein slavery somewhere IN the SOUTH
ut il is evident that the information in,
egard II his. living near New Orleans
sas an innocent mistake. or an Simposi
ion A, any rate. Mr. Cochrane's sut-
most diligence has been exerted without i
iscovering anything which n the least
onfirms the intelligence that led to his
ppointment on this mission. itss3
The reader of the above, il he be not
fanatical, bigoted Black Republican.
annot fail % Podce the difference be-
yeen the treatment received by Mr..
.ohrane 10 this. state, and that which
verv Southerner meets with at the
lOIlHs MIo SoCS tuGIC AZ HuCSb $50 49,
,gitiye siaye, Here every facility was
fered II Mr.. G. to recover Gfanby,
hiIes at the North every. obstruction i
lrown in the way ofthe Southern slave
older, who goes there u reclaim kis .
,pesls under the .,sa Mon Of on
N ef the paiiss,ss " is,' s'ls ~ Y u 4
NJ n shows up the' iiiabs q sQi s5st.. n & y
li .a lasa. q il il Il II strons ssst saa Ri y
'othsr illustration u yhsl trlie p'lfsF1 1
ophy =. 4 IA cont adictlon u. the Typos I. I,
;itical profsssiops of ,lhs s;un p,incjpIed
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osss n ,sctisys aeda MINI ,pf Marion men
:rs sS;silno1s And N illiam With
Nh They kyd besE sent together ioh
NM t6skd deatiais sxpsd ditiol, iid whits
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