New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
FDNITIVE SLAVE CASE.
Cen..,ouasoc. Of n,s n. Y. Tribune.

| CLEVELAND, Jan. 81, 1861.
The sptnt who was ss,nt Virginia TO collect tesi-
nony on behalf Of the fugitive having returned the esa-
sideratop OF the cure resumed yesterday at D.
by Commissioner Wife. before very large audience.
John Goshoui the father Of sh1 claim mt. testiij
that he pu chased Lucy about Zen yeSs since In RcI
mOnd and that size RENAME hc slave until four years
ago, when be gave her to his son from whose hoasc
| she escared ia October last.
Two officers testified that Lucy stated 70 them thai
the reason she away wss because abe had heard
tlat Ler aster going to sell her South.
This closed tie claimants evidence. The testimony
talen by tie agent of the f,gitve 10 Vsginls being
tie depOstons Of Two The daughters Of tue claimant
was tlen read, which, instead Of -bowils th 9 the
wonan hsd been taken voluntarily into Free state,
showed that ben story Was entirely false, aud mai hs
1LereuEon Jude Spaulding in few remark, i'd
niued her status ss slave under the laws of Virgin,
bel tscal th. rto aid that D, the pro,i.ions OF
Ful hive Slave act che must be returned, and psboty
returned. NJ. Barlow counsel for tue clinant, I'D
Oved In short Il eecb, stating that great ooJecs
in clniDe is fugitive had Leen TO IL the cpl Of
Noitb,rD Ohio would execute the / w aud he wa
graiin,d in being able ssy that the czens o. Clvs
hId had cone up to their duty inaniaily, AN had
placed imI en eis III The way Of its itnful exesa
;iuu, nrd in behalf of the claimant be thanked s'etn
ILeeupCn the Commissioner mioe AL order surF~n-
derng the fugitive, and ordering the rshal VI tais
Ci.tIct to deliver her TO her master in vir.ioia.
Tie Conn issi)uer havirg retired from tue bench,
Dir: Goslcin serior, was called on FOE speech. He
said lie Rad ni ar guare express his grail for lie
la which he had been treated By the citz-n- Il
Cleveland His mrsion, urged upon bim by the Uni1o
lo> ig iizsus If Wheeling, Ia nlaDy RESPECTS
UNI asart one, but he hoped the result woad b. Ike
oil poured upon the troubled waters OF our IA ioa's
troubles. lave Office TO gain, said he; waa 70
eseTye the Union, and tie Union must 0e preJe we'd
IL South las been look for such a ase Us H.. q
see here tie Consiutn and tue laws o od be 60
forced. He prO'e r,sG at toLe ln4h Ia Cue SIZE Ia,
ind wDs yocif. Iousy appDauded
Tie Marsl al Mr. JonDtOn, then addressed the m e.
ing end read tie law Under which he Was bound -
act, and the penal les for ito resistance he axe
that ufi er H. slave should 20 upon tie coil Of Viz nia
ebe could he purhased, aud that he would coaIfoi.e
one hundred collars toward the object.
MIR. Side, ir, esq, Of Ills cliy, Zen offered two
resolutions tie substance OF which was that however
much The execution of the Fugitive Slave law my De
reppepant to our eehogs, YET, The same having Gee,
detiood by The highest jlGci tribunal OF our c)n'y
to be CONSTITUTIONAL will not ourselves i0r IDLY 10
siet it's execution, Will permit oues 10 do h IL
our n.iGrl. 1Eee res lItias We're received with
VAIN spIiobaiiou, sand evidently echoed the -vD.t
mems Of lie me-iing but, Judge Spauliiag mosin, ~
th.ir stead that the Marshal lie requested to pce 81
to Wheeling Tomorrow morning with the fiyovs,
accom- auied by tie smallest possible force and sa.i
this meeting rive him unaDiB0us aseuranee thai he
81 al not be noleeed OF nerfered with IN the isasi
an d. the Judge stating that he preferred his yn e.
dawn by their mover, and tlat of J~lse Spaaldilg
ndclied uq0h9m0Usfy.
Ttis porrirg be Marshal, with oaly two aids took
the fugitive the depot, and leit without Dolssaioa
or disturb aLce.
Thus ias end this fugitive slave case on the c -
necticut Western Reserve ia Ohio-a Gaze appealing
strcppl, 10 our a,ties and occurring 10 he sIrg
bold of Republic princi les but where tae profo"
conviction thar submission the Laws il the first duty
of q citizen in free Government has prevailed ovs'
ALL Hencef /, 1T cbarse that 20 oblianiem
IL s,r,iy mous with rebellion aud re- lation Upon
the altu Of or country have made this saci ice
saeIifce mace Wi gly, and not f'om fear, for the
Cover n ent bss ut time had 1.-The Of the force
l.re necessary 10 retained thu, slave b,d tn, Re
publicyns oet.rI ed 10 cue her. heed hardly Ali
that Judge spsuiIg his been for many years re lsrded
"a radical man Ia lis views upon the question u
Slavery.
/ have good reason for stating that Mr. Goshon
would bave pursued his lave had 1t MT been for
tie Urgent itlons II the UnionoSiog citizens of
yireiria WHO derir.d TO shoS 20 the Disonio OF
ttat Sta,e that Otto and especiiy the Western
serve If 0lio, is loyal TO the Cons,ituusn ant
lawe. bsGs- a