New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

ysTee sI hate ar OF the ost revOtiDg
The whole iieb. was devoted 20 this iasl divsi,n
Now ne wss tortured with buIniDg wood; q soldier
let boiling EeI fsll Cd Bis naked esh; snotaer srr-
guitbsd his barring cigar BY pressing the lighted end
against tnn-tut ry pen refasss % keteh al t,e tor
tsrirss ard indignitits in which the ,,e lodnlge
sgalst the helpless slave.
AEoTHER SKETCH.
On tte ltb November, 1852 he slave, Aries,
escaped from the $ plantation. he concealed
tinfen il the tkes wCcd, hioDg Iipg the jay End
a: rigSt ionTn.yhg b. s,serst sOsd townd Para
msrito 1wo d5ys sittr lie escsPe ne srrved n this
city. What cid be DO ;bere-.n city Sd bess. wi;a
csrgers for fugitive slaves WY did he yeniR's ID
Il.ce where be vac kIosn By hundreds Il vas
tie Itbtst sentimtnt that lnpelle1 tin. IL vas
parental love that alosed him no res. 10 THE wider
rets-tns-, By so rresistble power, dreg bin 20 the
popuo plscea where ihOrssnd de- gers slscunded
Lin. In tle s,,ve bozpi,s OF o. the plsntaion
ovrers Liza tck taBst;er Ch.rloits, was ra:ieht
spd though, BY .te Jaw OF The Netlerat6s. slaves
have 10 hin, he bray.d the possibility. aud even
probability, Of bis sg.n losipg his freedom, sud Of
urdugoI a cruel and severe pur.sbmsLt, oa'y .h.t
be might oice more see his loved child and sgsn press
her 10 bis heart.
lie succeeded il reaching the hospital unpe,es.ved
.rd even entering i. Il sss night, and dslk % tae
sick room. Quietly be approached his dsughtrs
ped, sIj witLou. beiIg seen by soy ob for most
were dstp il sefp-be crsps 10 her rde std whisper
20 "ChsIlotte %
Keep quiet, ny child; It's your fs.her lie still
&c death. or VIC are lost"
My Goo you bsrs, lSibeY -
"I have escaped from the plartstion, child. My
beart breaking 10 you ssaiu-to Did you fare
well before ] 20 ito the wilderIess.
But ycu chant 90 alone; | Will accompany you"
"NOt 60, my child. lie dangers are too crest;
tie fotgues too overwhelming; ard, wnst s more,
you eve H. ond mutt
d" Nc; hor su 10. i'll. fellow you no.hing shall
ktepne."
lie wlipeIirg conversation WAS kept up .oms
tine lorg ger without sDybody remsIking H. st last,
shout hour before the break of dy, they sole gen
lily tothe door of the apartment opened L. and d.ssp
resIeo IN the dsIkness. They fastened outsice the
city and withou. beiIg discovered, reached tne vii
dGpsts and the fofests-the hope Of Gil fugitives.
Tttre in tie thicLest Of the wood they Dsde their
dseDtg, where, notwithstanding al difficulties, they
lived hs ply ia each others love- and fee 6. least
from the cay .ortulirgs and .o.menis OF slsvery IL
was fer them heaven In conpsrison with the hell
ttey hsd left.
Bu, that happiness wes but of short duration.
Their dw ipp far as II wss fom nbs bted pisces
shut up in the thicks OF the forest and surrounded
by alInO. imI enetrsbe tropical vsgetstion, vIs yet
oscoyered BY ore Of the numerous wood patrols sent
out at that time nal-huntrg on the 2th November:
Sudd.nly tte soldiers MADE an attack On tho hcvel
they lnhsh hited. Bu. Ariss wss too quicz lor them
lie xterCo,ly escaped, aud the coils 1t, seie sent
alter hipc fe short OF their aim. His daughter still
uDweIl ard consequently unsbe to escape. fsl into
tt.ir hards IIium phsntly tie ps.rol bore the s1x
Gus 8nd Ieu.Drs SRI TO the s. plentsion 70 which
she belorged. The captureT9 -aissd merry soog
az rtoIced ,t The s1ccass which would pat twenty
forms Into their pocke.s.
Ard the fa.herl He sesed some dsys miser.5ly
il the wilderness; but though ssfe from hl pursuers
De had net moments resi-. Day ard mig a. the vision
OF tis dsus liter stood bsfors hin. He shuicered a.
the though, Of the punishmert reserved fOr her. H.
vount, Jily he directed Dis steps 10 the S panta
nop. He wandered about the fields and grounds,
hidrg in the sue srgsrdeDs, ct night hanging about
tho slave hovsls 1nd az last weary and
exhausted from burger srd tbirst naddeDsd and des
persto ST the thought Of his child he threw himself
down in Gle Of those uniohaoi.ed dwellings,. Thefe
be found the mex. morning senseess and in con-
yusioIs.
Ares soon recovered, but the day Of vengeance was
st hsnc; fesful example must be mGe on Tue plsa-
tsion. "bad spirit prevailed smong the slaves,
which was TO be subdued BY ex raoiduary severity.
TIE Is her ard the daughter we're theEef!re handed
oytT to the official director 70 be proceeded against ss
the law provides. The director did not fail 70 e1er.
oife the iull powers With wbh the lsx Invested hp.
lie made Of biz little b!ief authority" such q crusl
use that TIE poor girl fingered in the most painful suf-
fe,re for five weeks sfter the rhcoc OF ner pu-,sh-
uent while her father vas c1Ddemned from ths. tine
forth TO pe;fim his daily aTduous tssk: l9sdsi Shn
heavy ehains. snd large wooden Dlock fastened 10
esCh If bis rkles.
And now we thuk our readers have surely had
enough Of slavery under the laS OF tAe Neither
)aLds." Were il lot that VI. Won IIOeyell confirms
this narration by the incontfoyertible evidence OF
trustworthy eye-WltI We should be unwilling
20 believe that slayedri,iIg inqusitOrs indulge
in such studied ard disgusting brutates We
turn witt lOa'hing from these il1ghtiul revelations;
We thank God that the people Of Holland have taken
the initiative in staying the course OF this eglzed
cruelty. by urging upon their representatives their
determination that their slayes shall be free-.hat
Dutch law shall No longer sanction such enormites
as have for years been sending up a cry TO heaven
for vengeance on the man-hunter snd murderer.
On the tomb Of William the Silent-'hat noble
champion cf freedom, when Philip and Alva strove 70
make degraded slaves of the Dutch people, Of whom
he was and still is called the " iather'-are four
figures representing Religion, Justice, Liberty and
Fame. How would his generous heart tbrob with
Indignation, could be rise from that mausoleum at
Deltt in which his borrowing children placed
him, and find the laws Of the country be loved 80
well, toIur, by the sordid ambition Of GAIN intO
sanction of that which is repuqnant 70 religion,
so At variance with justice, so revolving TO liberty,
aud so blasting to fame
AYsIEKDAN, Aug. 9, lsjS.
pron sed in my lss. 10 advent 20 tle nIs1lpated
Emancipation bill the Datch colonies, as cur
ops facts Likely TO traIpre respeciine toe present
condition Of estates ID Su imam. TIE Pfo-SiGyery
perty II ENGLAND do scIuple 20 assert ta.. ensuc
patton csued properties II our coloIies - be a5i
doIed though this s notoriou-ly iIGe judging ffofn