The Fugitive Slave Law And Its Victims
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R. Sloane, Esq. , was employed as counsel for the slaves. No one claiming custody of the slaves, or producing any writs or warrants, Mr. Sloane signified to the crowd present that there appeared to be no cause for the detention of the persons. Immediately a rush was made for the door. A man, who before had been silent, exclaimed, "Here are the papers--I own the slaves--I'll hold you individually responsible for their escape. " The slaves escaped into Canada, October, 1852. Mr. Sloane was afterw...ards prosecuted for the value of the slaves, and judgment given against him to the amount of $3, 950.
_Thirty slaves_, says the _Maysville_ (Ky. ) _Eagle_, "escaped from Mason and Bracken Counties, a short time ago. Some of them were captured in Ohio, by their owners, at a distance of about forty miles from the river. " "They brought the captured slaves home without encountering the least obstacle, or even an unkind word. "--_Standard_, November 4, 1852.
THE LEMMON SLAVES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. Sloane, Esq. , was employed as counsel for the slaves. No one claiming custody of the slaves, or producing any writs or warrants, Mr. Sloane signified to the crowd present that there appeared to be no cause for the detention of the persons. Immediately a rush was made for the door. A man, who before had been silent, exclaimed, "Here are the papers--I own the slaves--I'll hold you individually responsible for their escape. " The slaves escaped into Canada, October, 1852. Mr. Sloane was afterw...ards prosecuted for the value of the slaves, and judgment given against him to the amount of $3, 950.
_Thirty slaves_, says the _Maysville_ (Ky. ) _Eagle_, "escaped from Mason and Bracken Counties, a short time ago. Some of them were captured in Ohio, by their owners, at a distance of about forty miles from the river. " "They brought the captured slaves home without encountering the least obstacle, or even an unkind word. "--_Standard_, November 4, 1852.
THE LEMMON SLAVES.
What to read after The Fugitive Slave Law And Its Victims?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Anti-Slavery Society to read onlineMoreLess
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