The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-14
GEN. JACKSON'SLECTURE
A CULTIVATED AUDIENCE BEARS
ABOUT THE wASDE7zR-

The General Looked Upon es O1e oi
ths Bes. Posted Men u tie Country
OF TIE S1bjzcs OF slzvs-y-An Out
J.re Of his Address
ATLAsTA, Ga, Nov. I3-Gsa- EsurT P
JscEs1n q Szvs1osh delivered 8 noszbls
Iscsurs st tbs czplsol tonight o. TIE czss q
the slave sip Wa1dersr. Gs1. JseEoa
was employed y TIE goTsruns1t % asst
tie disric- sst1rnsy. Maj Gzzshi, IN IT,
prosasusloa q the crew Of TIE Wzndzrsr
a. Savannah in $50, and Is without qEss-
ton one Of the best pasted Ken noE
living o. the E1bisci Of slavery sod the
slave trzds HIS stdrsss tonight rs Is
tened 70 for three hours b. oos q t1s most
cultivated suiiecoes ths; ever assembled
hare. He was introduced y Chist justice
Logan z Blscklsy. Every sal II ne hsA
q tte HOuss e RspressotE-lFes IVES Gel
pied, and TIE gallery ~ss dIlsd
Gen- Jscksou's add-sss VII 20 doEn IS
an important page L s71tbsrn history. He
followed Africz1 slavery from IL INTRO
d1cti1a into ADsles and qu3ssd
irdisputzbls fs-tz and sushori-iss %
saoE that u ksd il in
ospti0a Il New E1zla1d rzthsr than IN
TIE southern states Whza TIE
Save trzds Was I=Esh1sl, h showed
thss = Ezs uoooDolzsd By New England,
and whsn il was declared uuLaEf1l hs
quoted tas words q ths bOoo-sbls snd dis
tzngzisoa1 Judge Sszosy % shoE taEt tie
bo-rlbls trzf6c Sss Sill carried On thro1gh
TIE c1pt1IEy q New Eogla13 yankees.
viz. Ehile openly holding up
thar hsn1s =. such i1huuan
TzEc, yss privately Efnksd az tie Illicit
dave t-s3s, s16 MT only tnst, bzs invested
tA=-r macy u TIE uuholy b1sinsss-
STILL X ExIsIESCE IN $50.
BIZ Judge Stscsy's own language he
slowed tat slsvsrv had hardly CEASED 70
exist II New Rozlznd IN IS3J and he'd the
sz1lsocs sDelOo1ad b his description q
tie middle passage. Gen Jackson charged
that Ehs1 New EnZlz1d fouod slavery IN
prOftsols SIC Gnlosdsd Der imported saves
Jpn the so1fh, AID Ebsa tie Africans
proved Ezcczssf1l in sse c0tfOa
and rice feds Of the soutn
then The aFarscious dealers Of ths north be
cana save trs1srs. Had l. lot been for
fh= cup1dIry Of the sIsve-.rz5inz yankee
t1e footprint Of 81 African slave would
LeTsr have been sen il sorthsrn safe.
ne north was tbs ssupser. tie south TIE
TAINTED. he referred % q Boston paDsr
W1lca- u l1S1, had declared thas a Judge
VI lad cs7Ouzc@1 ths slave trade g. Judge
StGasy bad done should b hurried from tie
beoca- He rstsrrs1 70 the Wauderer. Gen.
JscEsoa said that shs had been fitted out
Is 3 saver from View England port, ard
eEeEy rnao q ns< crew bus ols. Garry Of
C6s-.ass0n. was q northern man. He said
Ens vas only ous Of q whole feet fitted cut
bT nortos-n capital, built n
1eE E-glsnd docks, and cleared
from oo-ths-n for.s. bsfors
tie slave trade was declared unlawful, and
L oz-ssd from tbs official record Of the
part q Charleston, showing that Mzssechu~
sssss and Ride Island we're doing almost
tcs entire D1E1ess- Gen Jscksoa told Of
Is co1neccioa with tie Wanderer case
NheU b IVES sngAgsd BY the government
four q tie Eve nsn q hsr crew had besn
s-resssd. :. Egbs-t FsrnsEorth, the cap
TAN q ths Ne1dsrey, was the man az
large
THE CAPTAIs's TREAcHzsY.
He wa living In New YORK and Wash
ilEs1n. add Gea- Jscks0n's description Of
CsS% FsguzEo-th's Ofsr = b=sray his con-
Fs3sS 70 ths AstorLey General Tor a prfce,
AID ks final capture bT hiussif
sut Julian Peyton, trusted
oEIciA n New York, was
highly interesting. He charged that tee
Illegal s-sTs trading vas carried on from
hew YorE, that the had Of the whole
rsToltinz 5Czasss was there. and that it
vas colnlVsd ~ D. government oInciGES
he toad q 3 scheme by attaches Of the
View York marshsFs o4ics TO let
Cspt FsrnsTorth escape and showed
By the record the conuivance
Ct tie o3cisls with the slavs-trading ex-
psditio1- Gen. jackson read some very
Interesting coTTespondsncs between himself
and Attorney General Black on the subject
Ct investigating the business and bringing
those engaged IN is 70 justice The evidence
then Tas that il was all done from north
err ports, five ships being fitted out for the
unlawful traffic In eighteen months. He
described Capt Farnsworth's removal 20
Savannah and his release from jail there by
bend Of men headed BY
G. a L Lamar, showing how
Capt PsrnsToFth had subsequently,
becoms prominent man, diving while hold.
ing the Office Of collector Of the port Of New
York in 1870.