New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-04

then conducted here, and On tho 96ta a NJ,
1860, it said, 1--WE believe we do not 49,"
state the matter in announcing that an sv.rsss
Of two vessels each week clear out of our Ia.
Dor bound for Africa and q human carso .
This would make over one hundred siavar.
year fitted out at this port; and yet never \,
any chance was ever ono brought to dssorya1
Justice by tho Marshal. Rynder.
And again the New.York Tammauy ORA,
The Leader, said: 1--WE have received ipfarm.'
ton which we shall verify and publish as ,n..
as possible, to the effect that the price for n.
clearance Of SLAYER is as well known to those
10 the trade as the price Of q barrel Of port
1t is said that certain amount of cold !.
placed in the locker of the cabin; tho ofica.
board the ship and commence a search IA,
materials, arguing tho intention Of tho vssssl
to carry slaves. They search all tho locksr.
especially, and suddenly find the particular o,s
in which the gold-commonly ranging from
$500 to $4,000, according to the size Of tn.
vessels concealed. This, the inference beo,
that it is at least part Of sum designed "a
purchase negroes from the King Of Dahomev
tho officers at once proceed to ooofscase; but
failing to find any other evidence Of q dave.
trading purpose on board. they merely remove
the treasure, aud offer no further resistance T.
the departure of the ship. This was tbs courss
said to have been followed by the Deputy
United States Marshals who have been did.
missed, but Of course none of those still retained
could possibly BE- suspected of pursuing Like
course"
At the Chareston Convention Of MAY 1
1860, Marshal Ryndes is reported as echoire
the sentiments Of Mr. Gauldeu, Q delegate
from Georgia who made speech in favor Of
Immediately legalzing the slave trade with
Africa. Mr.. Gaulden. in the course Of bic ~
marks, said:
Now f,llow. Democrats far any public expression
opinion OF the yignisthe sres avoadDs S,sis
Of vir,oii-ha, been g!ven they all opposed 10 Tie
Afficsn slave trade.
"Dr Rsxp Of Indiana-I am from Indiana and an q
favor Of II.
Mr.. GAuLDRS-Sow. gentlemen are told. upon high
authority that ere IL certain clss OF who strain
suat snd swallow camel Now. viginia which suhodss
the buyn. OF Christian men. sepr,tns thsm from thef
wives and chidren from all the ros,ioos and associations
al id whom they have lived for years toll, up her eyesh
holy L,or whea would to Africa buy savage sodia
.rod1ce him tho blesns Of civilization s"d Christianity
lCheers ard l'uyh.er
"Mr. RYsDsas Of NJ Y-You csn got one or two recruits
from New York to jois you"
This debate, it will be observed, took place
in Charleston. where the first gun'shot was
fred on the nations flag.
We have here the course Of Ryndsrs. the
representative Buchanan man then, ADD the
Bucbanan-Seymour man now. Ga such ante.
cedeu,s do his party come forward now and
ark for success What can we look for il
Seymour be elected as o symbol Of defeat to
Union and Liberty; the pagan doctrines Of the
time when Rome sank under the load Of COZ.
ruption aud cruelty OF war aud slavery. teins
thus enounced in the national coDyocatioa Of
the .O.caed democracy