Nelson Hackett

-Someofthe papers wonderthat the caso of tliig poor dcspised fugitivo should liave been made known tohundcrdsof thous.inds in both contincnts - toat it sliould be diecussed in Parliamcnta, imd bo tnlked over by Ministers of St.itc.. and finally rcncli to rnyal ears. Thcy cnn ecé no reason tot, such ndo. tt is büt Ar ordinnry case. they think - notln'nsr mrtre thnn the recovery of n fugitive. The true rcason Vhy this case has excitod ?o much nttention, taoeoaus ÍIE IS A MAN, and was the victiin of real o supposed injustice It is nn encournging cir cumsiance to tliose who la!or for the benefit o mankind, that a knowindgo of tho wrongs of single hinnnn being, through the miahty agen cv of the press, can be convpyed to the rninds of unnurnbered multitudes, and their united sympatliy anJ .sense of justice can be concentrated in hio behalf. and made to teil on the mimis of Cíovernors. Ministers and Parliaments.