Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-22


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m hs d.,srn,;aod ~ ..snu y 'auo.' or nor, was
R.n,noLs ~ ~ aooe WIN te iaws OF
80 a. e.. ~ ~. 'ass u presumption
80 -" III. 4. e.. S,o. >. " persons, OF all
,ba, al, nar.on. ~ coior 80. 49,. W,p.on vas
N.as;.;op - ~. nons,;,,,,;ea .i";um manout .ne
,hor;,. - isa;s,a,a co. ,hs ,scan,S oS SS,.su
10. .ia -. IA r..ss M,
u,s wy sou,u na'S = ss. So .ua'
,,rs If f,o;,;,es II VA, one Of ,bo,e pronosi.
lions ;nser,ed into ,be constitution in n snirit of
.omnrou,;sa ard conces.;nn A. thu TINA of the
Sormn,;on n ,bs constitution Mi ,be thirteen
states Tolerated slavery bv their law,-and as the
80, 90 .saaw,,ra IA NJ, ax;st h, the lavs of
e.. - sunm;n.; Ia
hH pT,'s ". g ,7o9 "a 1910 sa.d
- .ooo,dauc. ,.;,S 49,, n.o.;s,on nod hssn bsld
-, - hs oou.,i,,,;nna 10 ,ba JI1";,ad S,.,ss Sr,rsms
60, 70 Ia ais, 5.o;dad 10, IT, row.r 10
I.a;.i,,a ~ ~. .nI;.o, - .ol"s;,.t. II Cann,....
20" "e 90. Gu, h.d IT, hs,d ,So, a. ,sU;ata,;x,
nr o,ho, ;n,sr,srsncs ~, Tho rsr. If ,hs S,a,s. vas
~.oh;h;..d T. - - 49, Ia T.. H. $1,000.
tcnnr, ,ha, m. STATE ;n,o wh;ch n sia,. whp had
besn permitted to 90 bv bis master. into a Free
S,.,s ro,,rnod conId H. h;s .,atr. IL ,h...;n.
s,ruo,ions i, wn, not bis purpose to examine the
case referred to, or to %anaiyzs, %criticise; or express
an opinion about the bred Scott case. lie would
only saw that the points there ruled involved, un-
objectionable. the decision of seven of tho nine
judges. The facts of that Ease differed substap.
tally from the facts of tbis case.
NJ. doc.,o. IA 40. ,.rh.,. ,...ud.d Al.
,rnad a;s,;no,;n, h.,ro. y. nnv ,an,nor.r,
oroad distinction between the merely temporary
s'Jonrn oi a slave 10 a tree state and a more per,
;nvnived .bo ia,,o. Wh.,ber = ,la,s ~ou,d Inv
I hia voluntary return in the latter case. DO again
Ireuuceo 10 slavery he should NOS deoiue' Ior u a:o
not arise IN TINS case. Inc question vas Wheiher
, State should have the effect of m%anumissionf
D, If ,b,, doc,r;na m. be,a /, xo,ld bs ann,ren,
D that the circumstances under which a slave came
E to the free State would have no effect upon the
question of bis freedom. If he was sent here to
get a doctor in q case OF sickness. or CHANGED to be
! IN q skif which should touch this shore,h he would be
, Tree. Reference hac been made to no case IN the
Federal Court, IN which this doctrine had been
maintained. Judge Mclean had never uttered
such an opinion, ana ne felt conhdent that he new
er wouid endorse such extreme views. Juoge
Mills had never maintained such q doctrine. IL
= Aa,sl;ns Br,adbus nsver HAVING Ind anv dom
icile here, we're free. If they were held as slaves
;, under the law OF hentueky az the ume Oh shs'
1ec"pe' mef oa"o uhuer '"e Pfo''s'onS VI 'n'
law VI io'o'
9 D:d me defendant nave notlce or Eho"ieug'
e lnn' .nese Pefs %Ln weIe ius'saes1 i.s po,mn
a.u S.n c.. ~ I'D -" 81, 49, .m..L.,
~. . y, :" S,ni ~. 10. 49,
e ant If he had y;olntsd il. A 70 thu nroof q
/ knowledge. the prosecution was no, bound e,
-bov that actual notice was given the defendan,
If circumstances gave a fair and reasonable ore
|. umption that the defendant had such knowledge
y or, If he had admitted il, it would be competen
2roof of his know ledge.
10 To show what harborine and conoealinv mean
I'd the Judge read from the cases of Jones ". Va
X Zandt. 2McLeun. and Driscoll vs. Parish. 3 McLea
Ii to show that the motive was taken into consider,
ton, Christian charity was not within the mea,
1T ing or inten, OF the law. As to the meaning
ut $50 as to prevent" the Judge said that If the " or
ne prevent" meant to Wholly defeat the capture
,S1t"e e'"'0' u '"o eieaus" ""' NOT su'"y'
Ihe WORD prevent, was PROBABLY 1880 D
T1ne,ess IN nS common ~. Snt ,esa' s,gh,nca' VI
On h;nh.s, nh;,oIo,;eai nutbor;.u|N.nd ".h.r "a,
rssd' and the ,Judo,. wi,bou, eInr..,inc An
~ on;n;on5 of his own. lef. n 70. tbs iurv 10 decid
|. ,hs ma.n;n, of ths word tcfI 90 ic9Esl
After instructing the jury to give The dsfeudaI
mt the benefit OF any doubts they might have co
l. learning the establishment Of the chnr1es nvnin