, 1869-07-30

IEts quiet Death In PhIlnd cfplatn-A
sketch OF IIiR Li1e-1ucidcpI1 In
laik EnFehF.

hAGtEA OF 1IlR Lif1-1ucidcuIA In
l9iA CnrceF.
, f,om tie Eht1satphia ., Tsle.rarA: :5u'yss
enough TO predict 70 the raider classes ol our pop
sH4,5 ns se!qEed psep,s Si
hall-gesE the gul'oSsnan, tas s hsa!t.
s!are Law the man at sight Of whom children nm
afn9htedt would Ole u natural death, be would
hare been detided and laughed to sc6ln. But 50
as almcs. to. escape the knowledge Of any save
those few WIN stood BY his led. he "shif;ea o1
his no1ss! coti"aud Teni.to Ct. meet n!s God' ue
known a Infamous As he ruthlessly ground tho
EorToTs Of the unfortncaie md Desperate SO the
yeara seemed suspended but By hatr. HIS dead
body revealed TIE Iagged scars Of wounds nade
hy weapona which sought big 4!e. He Ras the son
IN Jea!s ssoae. lie fecs,seG aa e1eellent eaass- t
tlon, which rounded on anI polished parts nat
S5s' Sn &C. 10 rs s ses
Ezfn-tenpeted and placid more hy nature than by
habit, It Well-pIgh Impossible to irEttate hlu
every ayantase in tae HID Of uio be id; deieF- W
enterprise he undertook. Combined with these
heart cold nnd bard By birth, feelings Of intner-
epce and contempt for othsfA especially for those
whom ariiction had oSeEsAeen. and was never
fot execution, 10 ae!ay II moment 10 accomuo-
date the unfortunate, 70 ease the rgor Of hts mau.
ner IN r aay 1ny Of ,ns e
Palt q his vocation, 10 narer encouraged snJ i
e. a. isso Daisss ss;ead qA:z {ss: e E:
s1,li, .the alstsvoE i tnisa he ~ heid
self obnoxious 10 the good citizens Of the COM
mnnity b. Apy t0tractions Of The law and IEatDu-
oH u Wh Reh be as "a
Quence Of The manner IN which he carried out Tho
decree Of the law. II seens TO bare been bis for
that were unpopular, Of laws which had receiyed
the righteous rerrobat!on of 81 TUG percla.:
Ensr q h' nostty Or h; fh11 H. lsd h iaio
Ward toDstabie aitcnd.F lie % once 1t oi jassice u
that OF an oppresso1 of The poor. Albert exc
cuted NTH s}2or wTtta Ehtch bis superior Issued,
and II Vas Frequently said. without feeling: Tins
bic, and he then appeared as an Instrument OF
The !aM IN dspaTmen. wnien a. the tine wss
81 n ~ ns s0e s as II 1'@s aT
faining ne sans which tne Conmon9eaith
7ucntly lex to not aud collision. Whcn tho Militia
law iatled A!oeru made hts appearance IN = new.
character. He became the champion And one Of
The execution Of tho Fugitive Slave Inv. He Was
engaged for aoIne years ID almost evcI9 case IN
the seizure OF neTFnes who were alleged 10 hare
nb<conded from their southe1n mastef1. As the
act Of Congress justified him under his Ta1rant,
II was difneult to do anything with HIN. In l55A,
however, he got himself into difficulty.
Having, In lsi7, recelTed authorltJ from James
& Mitchell, citlZcn Of A2rJland. to arrest I
hlack woman named Det8y Galo wny, altts Catha-
Hnc Thonpson, be vns cnEaEcd to tho thrto fol-
lowing Jear1 In an at.empt 10 nad tho wuuau. In
!5;o he captured her and took her, With ther ~
cld!nG that the proof VAS c!eas. gaze cerslncste
that she was slave. and ordered her rckurn. to
harylan Against this action there docs not seem
so naye been any legal objection: but tho trouble
wAa that when thu woman W&a Beut back to
t!avefy, her child, Who hid been born IN New
JeEAeJ, tbd wnA therefore elaimcd to BE- frce, waa
rent With her, and thereby handed oTef 10 the
nas.cF, 10 b. held ~ . s(zFa For tht1 offence
Albert and F7tsby Price, a colored nAu, who A.
sisted Wcfe arrested on the charge OF kidnapping,
aid latn9 tired bttorr Iudgc Pa.sona. they were
nne OF tl,sn. and to undergo an t1nnr:,ontneut Of
ten Jea1s; Price to Pay 4 fne Of rim. aud IN.
acrRo sa !mrrsou,Dent ot eight rears-
A1Leri remained III pr!son for tume time,
f,ut xaa Orally phrionet!. t!nfef the
circumstances, II any other person had tsecn con.
T1ctcd IF tho crime. c0nnectef as It whs with cub.
fertffncs to the Ella aFtffHitnB f1wer which Nk5
popular belort the rebellion, his case would hate
p1ciIetl much Interest," lint Albert! hs1, bf Iong
etsiree tss uHfsroFahle coH'lue+ fna'e htHself 40
unpopular that he was Without friends and nn In
ierest was fell ID hfE fate. ~ late year. tbcrti
haA not seen leioEa The public III A1J way. Ills
thought must esentuallY cfose ~ The baud Of
FtrInneT