New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01
THE SOUTH.
MIR LAMAR-THE sLAyE-TRhDE-THE WANDER
ER-SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.
cors,popaeuca Of The n Y. Tribune.
feaOlng.

MR. LAM,R-THE >LAyE-TRADE-rHE WANDER
ER-SoUTHERN SENTIMENT.
Cone,pondeuce Of The N. Y. Tribune.
"GsoRGl,," Msrch %, 1859.
Mr.. c. l.. A. Lamar the pratical osner of the
slsve.yscht Wsnderer does not in money senss, cary
the whole city Of Saysnrsh in his breeches pockst
IA you mention in late issue Of your psper, March
o. for he has been considered isolyent in pocket
a. he 10 In character for some time past IL Was only
his bold lawess bsaring-bsck,d by the sentu ent OF
the Savannah company present at the sale-"hlch
prevented fair competition by those VINO were dDpold
TO give fair value for the vessel Tue Mhshal,
who WA acting aucliOnecr, even seemed 10 iaVoI
him not dwelling an instant after Lsmafs bid ~ 600
rot one 90 AFTER what she would have brought az
fair SALE Then, ns knocking doEn one OF the 0ppoS-
ipg bdcers 81 outrage which Indeed mare hvbess
blood rise: but wat would have Oeen tbs Tesn the
yiolerce were resisted Probably bis psto or kalie
woulf have taken the place o. his hst' Inc auIhoi
ties prssen oJed quietly on, Dot Offering ths shght-
Get nte rference. Even the newspapers mshe 10 COM
the sffar which, after AL IS no, very sI'aksI
as H. hts and shooting men down are almost % daly
occurrence ID this quarter.
IL il vain 10 expect the present imbece government
to take notice Of this aGdaolous contempt oil nav snd
authority. II prompt action by the Federal oihcers
were ,skeI mere would DO No. 9lcu.y - CONVEX,
Lamar as the evidence is iaii and complete Ct his
bTirgiug the Wanderers Africans into Georgia IL IL
burning disgrace upon the whole country that these
things should be-and the slave catcher openly ayOw-
Ie has act and his intention OF send0g the vessel
after another cargo. Pistols and bow. knives are
more potent here than Gee rgia ues or T. 5. olicss
IL ia greatly 10 be feared there truth 10 the OFT
repeated assertion that tho people Of the Southern
States are opposed TO the reopsning Of the African
slave trade, ee they would be inclined to assist
10 bringing TO punis bmeD. toe vile wretches living
among them, and Boosting of their reiarou- traffic.
When Lamar took the two wild Africans from tue Jail
here few weeks aso II currently reported that
In lnO pt ma dp.
was absent from the city at q most convenient hoar
for LsInars success. Also the - Of the same cargo
taseL by the authorities il Iel Co. few days since,
Lamar nae again got quet possession Of his absurd
to cay the people here opposed to the slave trade.
ANY slave pirate, fortunate enough 20 land his cargo
Of human flesh and blood our Southern coast need
or nothing from the Law beyond what htte " Lamar
and his Capt. "Couie have aresc suffered South
ern ures are vet to b. found who will even fad rde
bin much lees convict. Niger. are wanted; many
likely, prime ones, Ia tho " WandeTers' cargo,
colo for ssO1 AMI 81 600 per hest prime looking
many Of Pierce Butler which sold for 800 and over.
The common white planters want mofs Of the narYes
At the lower figure IL ID only the ron 200 Niger plan
ter who fears that the revival Of the trade viii lower
the price Of bis stock, Tor maoy wish 10 change Their
investment
Mr. c. l.. A. Lamar lost his wife, sisters,
sId, believe, most of his family by the terrible
cdtut on the steamer Pulaski SOME years since. lie
was proyidsI italy ssvcG and the recollection should,
a. least, stay him in bis wicked career He deliberately
shOt man al the racecOnrse some time ago ana mas
been engaged IN other numerous ARRAYS H3 Is
fair sample OF fss. young Southern belonging to
Of the first families, very popular eod, no doubt,
looked upon as pattern man by the rising yOa.h. He
hse an interesting wife and ionr children. IL Ia hard
for Northern people 10 realise the state Of society as
fsr South, or understand tho principles governing
mers actions. Street fights and murders are almost
daily occurrences. The laws poserlsss. 4 snort
residences here will convince any intelligent person Of
the lawless reckless character Of the people generally
natural result Of Slavery Ii Ii indeed blessitgD
have been born and educated IN lard where hOGest
labor is DO. degraded. The time is fact approaching
when the cry will become too oyerpowering 20 resist,
rather thsn, tolerate, raiOrsi Slavery ~ It 10.
exists lie, the JRioA be dissolved 81 once, AMI tnen
the sin OF Slavery will rect where II belongs.
LAMAR AsD oNE or MS AFRIcAss.-Some Of our
citizens were rather taken abgck Saturday, by the
sppe ,rstce in streets Of bona ide live African,
who occupied seat in the buggy Of his owner, M.
&. A. l.. Lsm'r, and seemed equally delighted with
the ride, and the attention which attracted. Oar
citizens were prepared 10 gee savage creature,
but little raised intelligence above the brute, and
without 8 solitary feeling of personal attachment. or
sense Of duty. Judge, then, Of their surprise when
they saw IN the person Of TINS distinguished
stranger, bright, intelligent looking boy some what
q bssled in the presence OF many people, bu.
tsous sud respectful, taking Of s hat With true Air
can poiteness when replying 10 anything ssid to him,
ard repeating many things with wOnde f1 accuracy
ghen bidten 10 do so. de seemed much atGcned 70
- Mass Charlie, as Re called bis owner. lie vac "a
troduced 10 mary Of our either s-smong others, Mr..
Collector Boston 10 whom he pulled 81 his ne, in
most accomplished msnneT. savsnnsa News.
The CAPTtIs OF THE TrRAsr CO1NlrTED.-
The supposed csptain-Fobbs sAas VIII Ems-of the |
slsye brig TyrsIt, mentioned il oar las ss5e w.s
1srir the 18th inst. before Unied States CON-
uissioners WiDer Bethel and j. b. Browne, spd com
United TO await his trsl. Key Ut the Gulf, 18th.