The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-10


the good feeling and concord of the ma
ton ?
There are fanatics in the North who
would willingly exterminatc slavery by
war and rap;ne. There are fanatics at
the South who would willingly extend
slavery by war and rapinc. Which Isl
the ", rsc crime in the sight Of God and
MAJ? The loss of Brown and his par
~ has Trimmed out the abolition tanat
les at the North. Let us not raise up
other fanatics there by indecent abuse
of innocent men, and cndeavoring to
make them responsible for old Browns
crimes.
Tho LEpoque of October a2d, spir,
tied journal in the French language, re
cent?, established in New York: says:
"Thc journals of Washington and
the organs of the Democratic party in
New York loudly claim against the late
instruction at Harper's Ferry, the char
acter of which they endeavor t. distort,
and then seek to throw the oaium upon
the Republican party. These tactics
would be olious were they not perfect,
ridiculous. How can We suppose that =
party who has just achieved in the late
elections victory which gives them vir-
tually the direction Of affairs in this
country. would be so insensate as to have
recourse to such schemes, and to employ
seventeen white men and five negroes to
/ tomcnt ciyi war, revolt aud section in
slave state? Would il not be. indeed
the eight of ahsurdiry?
THAT there are men in the United
States eza>pera,ed by slavery 80 Lar - I"
con nit criminal acts, shere can be 10
doubt. But have not such men existed
in all ages and in ali countries? Con
timing our remarks H. the United States
was there hot ~ iusu,recticn in Virgin
ia in 1881 another ~ Tennessee. il, 1856
of a more bloody and serious ,onfic
than that which recently occurred in ;
corner of viz iuia? What di thcs,
insurrectionise have in common Will
politics? Did they have any further ct
feet than the rising If which We hav,
) Just spoken? Alns No. Formerly. a
! now. there were unhappy slnves VIII
tried Ia break their chains. and Aholi
tions,s who aided their efforts Is no
this after all. III, natural order nr event
!, whenever a GREAT socia! INJUSTICE exists
The deed which has 50 recently occur
7 red is. then, not EXCEPTIONAL it result
from the general laws that rule the les
TIMES Of the people. If the journals il
I WASHINGTON and thee partizans Of sla
5 very in New York do net know how t
u read passing events, and dtduce the
f logical conclusions they would do bette
D 10 maintain decent silence rather tha
: to use in posture and lying III the expla
nation Of fact Of the real origin 4
which every one is perfectly aware.
The n. Y Herald, the leading or.a
I Of the Administration, says:
+ We have thus before US some Of tn
J, ripcning fruits Of that mischievous ~
cpr"i"y u tie slace,y agitation in lso'
commenced by Douglas ard Pierce q
Presidential conaiautcs for the dccisi,
! cote Of The ,S.ulh IN the Cincinnati Con
: rentioa There :ou!d have been n
border war in Kansas between Soutker
; pro slavery adventures ard Northerh AZ
I tislaycry emiorant MD societies. la
. M,re been no limitation to fhtm u .fyi
$ ont the slare,y issue, tace to lace. on N
\ soil of Kansas =
J. ED- Call at the Cary House, 20
:. smiling, sweet, rosy checked lads an
lasses, aud get your laughing picture
i. taken For preservation.