Servants, English, A 25, A 28; an act concerning, A 60; regulation of, A 56, A 70, A 71; fugitive, A 9, A 19, A 21, A 32, A 39, A 41, A 45, A 67, A 78; how to know a, A 20. See also Fugitives, Runaways. Sewall, Samuel E., counsels fugitives, § 44, § 57. Seward, W. H., amendments, § 29, B 30. Shadrach, case, § 57; personal liberty laws tested, § 81; Clay's resolution on, B 33; case, D 48. Shank, ----, resolution, C 46. Shanley vs. Haney case, D 8. Shaw, Chief Justice, in Latimer case, § 44. Shell, O. P., advertises a runaway, § 65. Sheriff, power of, § 30. Sherman, John, amendments, § 103, C 82. Sherman, Roger, on the fugitive slave clause, § 15; on committee, § 17. Sherwood, Major, case of servant of, § 94, D 67. Ship, refuge for runaways, § 67; slave on Brazilian, D 36. Ship-masters, Dutch, rewarded, A 21. Sims, Thomas M., case, § 54; brigade, § 54; court-house used as jail, § 81; case, D 47. Slaves, conditions of life, § 65; Mother's Farewell, extract from, § 64; stealing of, A 77; abolition of trade in, § 20; status of, in England, § 22; question of damages, § 30; must wear livery, § 65; new conditions surround, § 88; regulation of, A 49, A 54, A 55, A 60, A 64, A 67, A 70, A 71, A 72; extradition of, B 21; status on the high seas, B 20, B 23; of the Dutch, escape to the English, § 8; escape to the forest, § 8; of rebels, resolutions on, § 88; bill to free, C 52. Slaveholder, demand for legislation, § 15; basis of, argued, § 16; complaints of, § 19. Slave-hunters, how received, § 72; insurrections to prevent, A 68. Slavery, condition in the colonies, § 11; interests advanced, § 16; justification of, § 16; extinction of, § 33; attacked in Congress, § 89; abolition in the District of Columbia, § 98, C 62, C 65; studies of the institution of, E 3; studies of colonial, E 3; speeches upon, E 8. Smith, ----, on fugitive slave law, § 20. Smith, Gerrit, in Anderson case, § 23; in "Jerry" rescue, § 58. Smithburg case, D 32. Society for the Abolition of Slavery. See Pennsylvania. Somersett case, § 12, D 9. Soulé, ----, on the fugitive slave bill, § 31. South Bend Case, D 38. South Carolina, regulations on fugitives, § 2, § 3; difficulty in recovering fugitives, § 8; constitutional convention in, § 15; regulations against runaways, A 43, A 47, A 58, A 62, A 64; regulation of slaves, A 54, A 64, A 69, A 77. Southern States, complain of Underground Railroad, § 76. Spalding, ----, repeal bill, § 101, C 80. Spanish colonies, interval of unpopulated country south, § 1. Sprague, E., 55. State Jails. See Jails.