, 1861-04-04
Hlud0sMImhauau &lavnrv.

|, ,ddels naada captive during wa; and secondly,
their descendants. These persons are 6ubJects
- aaa o. a kaae u Eoa1zo' Ill
siaverv ] nav Fl be eeM eithePP ey3tire or oualfaed
I accorsine to cIrcnmstances u
ana farm 0f.. ybprer
thereis an aeicetnent between the master and
Tia klnye Tnr hia t1anso,n ION ronfition ~ his
iaying certain snm If money In the mean.
fina 6S;srmas+ar TO- nart Eith IL ,,nszeas;on ~
-bnt mt WITH f}1a nrorertv in him, mt Th;la
= - -. .+.1 y. VIZ -
- ia n1edes o.5;,a ~ - , uos
AgaIn ;.SiaYery l. qualified. when the master
has promised TINT: the. slaYe shall be freed at
his avn f1e.ffi T.abor can ha e1acted nf snch
asdave,: but he may not be sold or given away.
Il: the master dies .insolvent, the slave mnst
perform +" emancipatory labor" according to
his value in the assets. =: ~
\, a female slave who has Borne a achI1d OF chill
drAn to her master il e,naneipated asoo1sdi1io1-
4. The disabilities OF slaves are snch is these:
nT6ey: cannot marry without the consent Of
bls in matters relative to properly They are
not generally eligible to ill any civil ofice In
the State, nor. I 'aare~t they competent to make
Gift or sale, nor inherif Or beuneatb nroperty
On the otIler hand they are exempted from
m;9ny ;ay ooAsaEons Ct freedom. Iney cannot be
snch aSe so1ne ~ flss iead;rf3, nr,,,c,,,,a. of
Mnhafnm af}nr, In ~. Tr,
dia eAs<' s:A"" 40 AA AA'
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SLAVERY N TURKEY. 49,.
In Turkey, however, the features Of Mohar1-
medan slavery are somewhat different We
nop1e for the following abstract Of The slave.
Law Of Turkey, prepared under the best adyan-
tagea, from the collection Of laws and prece.
sas dents above 70 referred TO Is the Multaka The
1a9ter- Is arranged under appropriate sec
vuo c.x pr ,,,n- s,.-s,
/. Saws Mohanomed. Ttoss vhor t,v ,,rh+
hand hsth rotten tes csnt;va, 1Hy s1ss
war 7~~AA S14es 'pta'oa '*aAe1' liz
. rhoaa ubo ora ,,,,,o,,.oa of :
rThfs Il wilI he saa,, Fd;ys-s Fson - A. ~.
trd;e, 1aa1 ~ - eG seen, a1AeIs rom go. OF tne
;on t1ibaE,, ~ ~ TIL ssieIenee :, 20 eoIor Or Ien
ife can eTer he ena1aueT m ~ I,tata;te tsta
children of eiayes ara ,nroht> snld .nd yo o;usn
as pregent- It ia nr.ite limited IN nract;cs
Thera ara thrsa. nr;na;,,1a. - .6R,,.scs1.- i,.,a
which great1v mod;fv and 'fsf,en ss Mohs,ama an.e
dan sIaTerY: '''A o'Ae =. 17.''>AA'14'e'
~ -
cyer he 9ns1.nad oala''ls'an' nlacK OF
Q, The IsIamite slave ii and shall he ca11ad
brother. '~' "'N~@ "11-AN ~ -~.A~'A
No ro,,, ho,a ,,ooz .,..:.
Nv W. 4n1n n'1o d o1ooa felat1on III oonoage'
fAlviLHGEs SECURED TO sLAVEs.
LsInet slave may be hired out to himself.
/ 4l0e Ao 3Aluo tftT 4uQ aQ0pG QlH CQ04f1Ck ne
may enjoy OF give, but cannot hold,
= u cruelty treated he may appeal to the
tadl 70 be sold to another.
). Allowed their choice in marrying. This
differs from No. Of the Indo- -Mehammedan
code "s '--.; go -. j,
4. May iatermarTy with free persons, but the
master shall be party to the conditions.
5. No violence to their religion. As fr1huta
SO slavery secures the enjoyment of apy re-
lg1on except Ido1atry. =:
hlAs1,51es1or
Threa ,y.1s - :1,-' .s:1 ~ ...,:e =.
tha .ia1.a ~ @1@, ~ ceft:eHf g1een TO
nuu ~ ts3ae aeea WHICH Is secure
: - Aa's1 = sieaa neang M ignored or LOST;
child to her master bsconca frea and al her
posterify. &
5. By selling man to himself. Willis he is
gaining the price, he is free. and all his acts
are legal. A slave can propose to buy himself
and make the contract only 'throueh a third
persona mediator.
4. The contract for freedom includes all born
during the time specified for gaining the
sum.
$. The manumission of a slave is a merfto-.
received as an atonement for the sin Of per
jury
T.. If maB wishes to to make his slave or
concubine his wife, he must free her. IF she
then refuse to marry him. he cannot revoke
freedom, nor can he compel marriage. Ifshe
marry another, be may sue the husband to to tie Tie
amount of the value Of a slave
Z. Foreign Slaves and ret1'geea who flee tn
you for protection shall be free and shall in M,
wise be given M. # not Ts1am;res thev msr
be either slaves or fributariea. Kossnth ani
the Hunparians an thie nrincin1e 1rere nrntect.
ed, though not Islamite-the rnblesf ri of the
Sultan. ''~e' N@0
s. The declared inteut3on In rnannm;t eha1,
never he baked Verha1 deciaratinn s,.an s1a1,
when no ona ia named sho,1 ann1v to IN tba
eIaye hnusehnI, 10: IF the T1siar n has 90. .a;a
I will free tWo of mS slavesNand he haa fonr.
AL shall be half fTee- and NAV nnrchase free.
dom at half mice 49, ~'~0 =
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5ff1'H-sAA7E LAW.
]. The owner may arrest his fugitive slave
wherever he finds him, He must prove his
Anv nerson NAV arrest f,o;t,4a h,,+
shall take him directly to the Cadi or before
two witnesses, and declare his intention to re-
,o1tan sso11 n4m. ne eaan Lnen 1ecoVef from 1he
5: A false arrest ia severelT nnnishad hv t3ne
to the amount Of the value Of q slave A'o
These laws In their practical working haye
fully ACCOMPLISHED tkeir desirn Of Eeen;no-
slavery from spreadfnr so a. 70 oFerwhe1m
society, and the state, The glaye.mart has