The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05

Af1fAAbaBo u 06oYkA, ~ b0rcMi S"FyAr
wScn ! have new before me, ".pprov.in BY WI
On Lunpkp Governor appropriated ~ 900 "ic % paid
IL any persss whs shs arrest bring 70 TRIAL sud prose
pubsher csrtain paper called the Ltsra.'r, pub
shee ct the to~n OF Boston and s,se Of hsssscaussts
" bsyond the ussdictsn Of Georgia ana IN no way ssa
able 10 s laws, oopst ued plain orSe TO the gangs OF
honsppsrs engendsred oy slavery. wHo ms oAstscec
the OF violence BY which they have s,usn. 10
crush every voice that has been rs.ei Against slavery
snzyRx or ool0Rso sKsNKS.
Here In snoner lilustsston of different character
Free persons Of col,y, czsns OF Nasssohuses and,
cordins 70 the institutions Of this entitled
10 equal privileges wh other cinzaas being Ia service
- Mariners ana touching II the port OF Charleston, In
south CAro,nA, have been seizso and with allegation
d ,hsr rishpui business, nave prison. ana
there detained curing the delay. Of the vessel.
FMS sS ,s., O sSusa ,s ,s
Of the captain 10 psy the eSpenses these Ahsn
be seized and taken absolute slaves, moesy OF
against the OH a opinion Of Mr. Writ a.
Attorney General Of the United States, declaring
suu'ionsi-sssnst the solemn uogment q Mr. Justice
Johnson Of the supreme Court Of the United SAtss him
SELF slave master citizen OF South Carolina also ,ro
nouncipg Observation-Disclosures statute which
70 The mariners whom il selzss has been upheld % tbs
day BY eeuA Carolina But ,hil u not 81 Asssschu
sous, In order to obtain for her citizens that pvotecoa
which Vas denied and especially 70 save them from the
dread penalty OF being sold into slavery, appointed
citizen Of South Cssona to act a. her agent for this pur
pose, and TO bring suits In the Circuit Court OF the
pressn.son OWING ' % he ssD Son o. sns people
IN that STATE This agent deciioed 70 render this
simple service. A.ss.chusesss next selected
bad already served With honor II The other house Of
Congress, and Who was Of admitted eninencs ss
vi. 10 Hon and % 90 ms he sSsSs %
appointed had ihrunk from doing. This excellent gentle
man, beloved BY all who knew him. gentle IN mannere as
was In nseK . letter Of recommendation, arrived q
Chaseston accompanied only BY h daughter. Straight
story in Buswsns Johnson ali the inhabitants At s. Kida
. remote Island Of the Hebroes, on the approach OF
stranger, scotch cod' but in South o.roina II u fever
nons other than ono OF her present senator's, mr. Ham
mopd) made bis arrival the subject Of special message
ss1sture al causht the fever and sxy saoptsd rsso
utcns calling upon "hb Exceeucy the Governor 10 expe
from u territory The ;ca :ssns sT duo notice e &C.
Ia any measures II mty adopt for the purposes
Aforesaid" Neanshle the fever ragged Ia Charleston.
street BY person unEno~n 70 him pao. eoarishing
had9e in his hard-Ae Asal9Ds d'scays saocs tts.D
Aere Slavery in qe'oa-cried out, you had better
tell you u you say here until tomorrow morning, you
viii feel son5ething you will not IKE, I'm tainktug."
pvht on the Hotel In wbi,h be was lodged then . re-
quest from the landlord that he should quit IN order to
preserve the hotel itself from the iupendog dagger OF
An infurato mob than committee Of slave mnsers.
who politely proposed conduct him 10 the boat Thus
arrested 10 HE simple errand OF good wh this ven
cradle public servant .hoss sppsas.nos sonsn s
yngi-would bsye fofteped any mob not inspired BY sa
very ye,ed to the eec,msnt proposedprecsey as the
ton while person in the crowd heard to offer him
self he leader Of tar and feather gang to be called
into The service Of the city 90 IL. occsion Nor THIS
and yielding 70 It's influence, passed another statute for
bidding under penalties, any person within the
State from accepting commission TO beriend these CO
lored Mariners and under penalties STILL extend
ing oven 10 imprisonment for life prohibiting any person
son his own behalf or By virtue Of any authority from say
and then, compete Ia work. tho Iesature took asas
ths wrs q habsas corpus from all such msrners Such
do MOI snduoe po~ Tor criticism but amply To enroll
IN all ID stases-beeinpng viii the EARLIEST profession ot
South Carolina. continuing 10 vsenoe and ending YET
other pretensopsamong the special instances where the
barbarian Of slavery stands confessed even In Official Con-
ducl And yet this 6ansacton, which may we'll give 70
sSus sSn. manner. sns S,ssS nS has SesD
openly win ticated in all IL details from begin
ming to end by both the senator's from thst STATE,
while of them Cr. Hammond) in the same breath.
has horne his testimony from personal knowedgc 70 the
character Of public agent thus maltreaed, saying
Of rsndshp tor him during abort time sat him
REPRESENTATIVES, on SLAVE nAnx
Thus sir, whether look 1t nuviouAk Il the com
munify whcre slavery exists ut swess outbreaks or
| Official conduct, savem.ssers are always tho Same
Enough, you ell say. has been said. Yes; enough 10 OK
pose slavery but enough for truth se nso trrac
nre aad Mnf seposu part ssu yemaSns Hfss sssbsos
srssssas.s rs.ess a. eSsrss.r a. sssH a. as poiasas
opssOns Of ne ooMsttx cAsss rsu e Afs boaa 10 ooy
yepcss aat ae pesssoss AID Ae!sn q sicosWasss ar
tent. perhaps, By ne rvqviresss Of Parltawcssdry lao
bet breaking out N fearful epdmptss And here again
iscta shail speak, - nothing else can.
rvRorrIyG ON EVIDENCE
In proceeding with this duty, 70 which, ~ you VIII
PERCEIVE am mpslled by the positive requirements Of
avoiding al illusions % private life or private cs.rs5sr
rolled IN The cspbol,n prsssn. sfeS only Of many
sDcs slavery has become paramount have taken their
place IN our national history. Here b "a instance On
1 d! os ~
fusiDg 70 attend, whe required before COMMITTEES o. 10
vesusaton the administration Of the executive ONCE
Hrs that he could attend without exposing
himself thereby outrage and violence In the committee
room and examination the bar the House, Mr. Fair
@ Dod1 and Govsp s q Name ssucod % the
fscta appeared that Mr.. Pcyton, savcmaser from
rennessee, and member Of the Committee, regarding
certain In vring by M Whitney 70 an interro
gsory propounded By him - offensive, broke out In hese
words
NJ Chairman Iwi. You 10 issrs Gi ;A,s sa, ;. z se
g a,sh - % ne ss-~~' ~ DOES s"f aa'" NM 20"
The wines, rising, claimed the protection Of the com
mstteo, on which M Pcytoo exclaimed
che sd ys az. "a az s S 's % S$ s%a .''
Mr. WISE, another save master from Virginia, char
man Of The committee, and Assrly Governor Of Virgins
l Then intsrvensd, sAyhg-
/ re. a. Ss.an~i saso,enc, q tassfyab'e
soos asr, m. rsyson, observing that the witness va
ookpg ~ him, crted out
e., d. . ss s K ss: s s a r. ne '''
rhsss things, and mech more, disc.ossd BY Mr. Fair
nsid IN reply 70 heterogeneous IN The Houss we're co
| 0rmsd by other Witnesses, and M We himsen IN
l speech, made ,hs admission 'has he wss srnsd wa
1 deadly weapons, sayhe-
Ta,,.f ~. motion OF thaf rob, arm of wsoSs 0s