Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-31
$500 PER ANNUM.

trial, They are now, as soon as seized, escort
ed by troops to the boundaries of the canton
and thrust into the next, by which they are ex-
PEELED in like manner, unless they can mean
time escape. The report recommended various
plans for absorbing this unwholesome popula-
tion, which have been frequently since dis
cussed; but nothing has been done, and the
troubled state of the country renders any I'M
provement now less likely than ever.
Wand was few years ago the scene of some
enormities on the score of religion, and while
we now write, intelligence has reached England
that the council of state of that canton, which
is Presbyterian, has enacted that all religious
meetings of parties, not in connection with the
authorized church, are illegal; public worship
of all such bodies is accordingly put down by
military force, and ministers are in danger of
their lives. A more startling instance of the
tyranny of majority over minority could
scarcely be found in modern times.
Let us proceed to another example. The
West Indian Islands, during the last century,
were troubled with race of outlaws, whose
existence is curious corollary upon the work
ing of the slave system. In all times and lands.
one inevitable consequences of a lepalized sla-
very is the constant tendency among the slaves
to escape out of the pale of the society through
which they are slaves, and thereby, as it fire.
quently proves to get beyond all laws whatso-
ever. the good as we'll as the had The timid
the yoke, iiy from it as far as may be and thus
nv allowing Freedom to none the sIave svstem
generates A race of outlaws who subsist nv war
upon the body which has cast them ont II
yery rarely bappeus that slaveboIdinp coun-
trv EXISTS aide bv side with free one which
NAV rece;ve the refuoee into its bosom and
undcr the puardiansbin of its inst;tntions y
Slayerv. besides in a rrodnctive noipt of view
ia only worth kcepinp nm in a thin manhattan
WHARF labor ia dear botb from tho want az
comnetition and tbe eaqe of acon;r;no lana
Amo,o nonulot;ono lilo thoso tho snnor;orIand
only ia t;iIed. tbe maintains morObas and
forests snbs;st as pature msde tbem otfar;nr a
rcadv refnoe and an ;mnregnabla fortress in
which the fuoitvea NAV co,lect and GROW anart
Tn the beo;nn;ng of tha e;gbteenth contnrv
almost every West Indian Island had its ORGAN
lied outlaws. hunters and robbers bv tnrns
'Aeu ou''a"'i nuh'eis anu ioo''is y 'u'ho,
"ho, "noh sano aau ,''''u ,nen' u p'on'p'ea
tbe canes drova off tho catt,a and oftan con.
'H' oan'', u'o'0 oA s,e 'a'''e, ""u o''''' 'o"
s"'Hnia'ou 'noi' ihioau WIN tne massacre u
'ne p'"h'0' "iu mo ia'u'''' ~ ue"u,ui !"
''ose "o'e Ivy, .A"' us '"'ty VS. '"ui'
'tsa' '. i,o'Als e'''' - '"e si''''i'e'
,s'"aus' MH0t0 Wv eoNo' W"s ,ess, -, '"'s "eie
"uH'eu uo"" a'a ea'ein''"a.'u ,'Ne % many
"i'u Dea :" - '"'' 49, -, icsSi, =
~ s' -
'oono, "AisH sunny uot"e non' ua'ito "otu
s's",,sns "ahue'et' anu osners itom 'ii"r-
to"' .ne spanish n''ie ''i '"e ""u nos, on
"n,s" '"e, p'A"''p",,s 4,eu'
70 wy i"it aaa curious aeVou"' u
t''o oa'i'a.' ~ 'no " D"i''.s aha
pyra" huMatus-'ae ,one so'u'ef, anu 'ne
other ciS'iiah-who iooh NJ 'ne'r suolectNery
uihereh''y' ye' "Bree III most ol tneit oc'a'is'
ihe Year 100 was tne Gnu Vi iehgthy' 'rou-
plesome warfare stained w''h ihuch oioouShed
on po'h Sues IN wh'ch the damage uohe py
.ne Mafoohs was roughly reeAohea ~ 194o,-
ooo sser'ihs pes'ues loSs Vi 'roli sifee 70 ioui
thousshu lVes' for lhe next siAty years posh
parties llVea at peace a large tract was as
signed to the Maroons' on whlch they hunted
undistnrped, ana where they puiit thfee small
towns, OF rather villages the ehiei one caiieu
Trelawny TOWN. IL would seem that very