The New York herald., 1878-10-29
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tion. with It's accompaniments Of murder and de-
s'ruc.ioa Of properly, resulted ,,.,.n...,.
laborer with the Labor act combined with the estab-
lisnmenr Of the Central Factory and the permission
gwen to the factory to employ labor other
could work At inc factory when he chose and get
estate &c close by go, len cents, and was Obliged 10
work overy day whether he ielt like II or not.
sa, o.
would be nnsd, and u is 20 DO feared that this was
often aSns., aSos most s srsr9.y True ,ne
this as rcrnani Of slavory.' The sud
den stoppage OF tns factory threw a number Of
men and women out OF employment, aud these people
used nducement to their fellows to demand Tor
causes TO this may be- added the fact, now proved,
that when the negroes demanded their passports
they were .oIa tney must deposit onS aSoS. So Vi
nipped in the bud had - not been tor the terrible
mistake Of leaving West End without protection.
taken IRON the tort and carried away. twenty-five
mon with riaes could have queied the row In West
End on the lst Of October
.9s IN THs EXECUTIONS 10000
According to the sentence Of the court martial the
following rioters we're executed at Basin on The TIN
James Do Silva, from Upper L We, a native OF An
tigua, OF the English Church.
John Lewis. from Lebanon Hill, native Of st.
Crox, OF the Moravian Churcn.
Joseph Paris from Castle, native Of Barbados Of
For nearly an hour before the execution the
wretchec criminals mad the ministratlons OF thoir
clergy men, Messrs. Branch, Frame uilbot, VINO
with them in separate rooms and who attended
them to tue place OF execution. They were shot in
the yard OF tho tort These three were II is certain,
among the most notorious OF the CRIMINALS
On the 9th inst. the following werc executed:-
Augustus George, OF Castle. born In ST. Urox.
John Adam, ol Morning tar, born In 81. Thomas.
Henry James, OF Windsor, born IN 81 Eustatius
All OF these belonged 10 the English Church. but
the OF ST. Johns Church assisted minis
tering TO their last by the Lutheran
and Moravian pastors IN this town. ff
The additlonai executions look place on Thursday.
the 10th, and tw0 Others on the 1lth the names OF
tho victims not being known.
The negroes thus executed havc all hAd fair trials
and have eacn one confessed their guilt The BRUSH
Vice Consul was present at the court martial His
request TO be present was At first refused by the
Judge, but subsequently by order OF Governor Garde
permission gwen. Alter their condemnation the
poor negroes acted hko children freely confessing
and saying Simply they didn't know what possessed
them TO 60 so lar. The female gleaders, tnouRn
by the worst. are not TO be executed there belng
apparently Danish law forbidding the use OF CAPT.
TAI punishment IN regard 10 womenL @W f-t
THE T0RToLA PRISONERS.
The men ana women engaged III the outbreak who
escaped TO Tortoia, as reported IN previous letter.
have been released by the authorities there. IL ap-
pears that the Governor OF Antigua teegraphed TO he
President OF Tortoa 10 deliver the prisoners 10 the
Danish authorities on the production OF the proper
extradtion papers. 10 this reported that Gov.
srnor Garde replied that there was NO time u to
charge. On this we prisoners were released in Tor.
toa dtionAiy IL Is said that am ong The whole
eighteen there was but one against whom anything
could proved. and therefore tna government would
not prcss the charge. Many bame the Danish aov-
ernment on the ground that this action only ms
the negro the belief, which Is very current that
Of the negroes now say and believe that the Brush
In this case absolutely refused 10 ayc
the prisoners ny, that they safe Al they ON
get TO British soil, no matter what they have done.
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