New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
THE SLAYER ECHO.

From II, Iold,1 Tree. Sepf p
1ht Americans aie trying - Ia do II themselves.
Jbev have taken their maritime police into their
hands. and are ENJOYING sweet experience oi It's
trouble ana 10 cost. A. a nation, We are bound 70
honor the independence tie sebrcspect and tie love
Of w,rk which have stirred them at last 10 yIfdca.c
the honesty OF their Ssg for themselves. child
% any spirit viii do things for Itself 80 as Il can
~ the earliest opportunity II Wi. emGncipGte ITSELF
from the rough Interference Of the b!oSsy -eryapi girl
with IT, clothing, its washing ts feeding. and what
ever els j. douc for helpless litIe mOrtsls sick Il
he meEGcing cal, "Aaste- johnny The sure
preface Of pull Tgb Win wet towel
OF the face srd ears, u violent invcst.turc with
q son q straight vs!stcoat, or TIE attempt - force
half dumping down liz throat, Master Johnny
scrcans ot6unCc, and asserts the right OF III
dcptnd,r, action. WHAT Il he upscis the basin.
OF tears hi- pi.acre, or sends b. pudding down Ms
dress He IS learning experience, end VII be mandy
in time-an the handler FOR having begun soon The
Americans don't Ike 20 have their national flag washed
and scoured il the British laundry. Their feeling L
that of tne outlying hamlet il OK own country which
the policeman has been requested 10 keep h.s eye
upon. What If there De pcacher or two among
them ths, IS DO reason why the whole street should
be- reduced tie condition a. peuB coi0uy. Bat with
independence comes perpeNiy snd eHpsL,e. 1he
Dolphin OF the nitec States Navy, has ust captured
OF The coast Of Cuba a slave hug with "a Africans
OF board. the survivors oG ~ VINO had .ei, tho
mouth al the Congo seven week. bc.o-c. The
slayrr Grs. showed 6 bad conscience bY tying
Wien none pursued then betrayed IL quality BY
Al =
British vessel then put bold iaoe By running up
Inc Srpes and Stare ard then had resource out 10
surrender C. What / found TO be State brig.
fye-y shft had been exhausted. Never WE case
clearer The ouginsi DCme Ct the snip bad bcer
coyeret ami Echo substituted for open sea use.
There Was 10 captain ~ oihceT who professe- - he
IN command. but mere gang 81 despersioes--
crrek Italian, pCrtusuec-, spen.sL ard English; O;
course nct American. The Arrears or board
,no-; Of them mere isd, even chilireu Eo;rg on
-. -laye deck the whole so II space which We
should .hink Incompatible With lie even for at hour
bot ior the experience OF london reception" All
VS.. manifest; all was confessed; the history OF the
vovn,e al known Ia dsy. Thus the United States
81 caught IL fairy between thanh sDi fo-e-incer
I'm, VIA; was rUw ~ h. done Had toe kcho ocra
in tle poeses.ior Of b.underas British captain, Try
jn- in vain e dsS;pher cone = -lna-oe Instructions
,,-avp 10 ly cur Fo.sisa Oaice, nis mind wandering
Alternately 10 Tset.r-hl,i sad The nev-lclh pxocr
90, ,rivbt lave expected him 20 get into Q une,s a
so,l. SOFT Bat this captain was q, Anencsr And,
nj course Knew how g. Do II. What cid be 3d. then'
lie rsn az once, with as Sii cal osek crisp haired
votnc ssyacee, into The port ID Charleston, S-uth
Is-oIua where Nv the state law, every black iouad
IN III. territory s declared slave. Such OF COR read
- a, have mac II taei. rpelai cSEe 10 TcC1on up
cur diseouces sitr bic;ier sonsthan VII remember
thsf az the e--i,el u every British ship n the
hnrbor 4 Charleston she L boartet and every
blsck ~ oo.orei person found 10 her IS takep
ashore hnc lodged in ya, oaly - be returned board
a the instant q. sailing. By this law, which ,s mach
ii, ~;sb.L ard Lse often been loudly yiadicsted AZ
Cbsrle.on az TIE palladium Of the STATE, the whole It
~, ia Africans ought t. have been taken into tlg
cu,t.iy 81 the State. The sherf and his legal sdyi
crs vest ever further. According t. thelE utcprrs
ton q: H.. stern code al South Carolina lie Arrears
ouch. 70 have been declared saves sEd ~ pre- lme
.oi1 accordingly 70 tie highes bidder TIE Attorney
General however AID the legal representatives Vi the
Federal Union, gave The more inerciiul and NOR
reasonable opinion .bo he Africans were n Il. eEs