The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

of the the death of Pinglpg, Tartar highly
connected. who was put to death for attempt 70 pass
his examination for degree by unfair means in which de-
remarked that theatrical exhibitions were not
forbidden by the laws the taste Tor private exhibitions
Young men get together celebrate birthdays, mar
riages &C., and there always play. For time the
performers were the menials Of their establishments
The Emperor calls the Censor to name the guilty. which
fills him with repidation he can only name NO people
Of great importance, but he falls back on common
fame and protests that the evil was too notorious for him
TO leave II unnoiiccd
The fact that a Censor is subject penalty II he does
not denounce something in three months OF course
sets the grievance mongerng II may be that
in the present case the memorialst Fuhwan by name,
meant hint TO the Emperor himself, who is said to be,
ike his grandfather before him, fond of playactng
81 wine and other indugences.
Old John Brown as a Presidential Hobby.
TREASON IN OLD vIRGINiA-wISE vs. HUNTER.
lFrom the Richmond Enaurer-wise organ.l
h,ED TRAITOR IN OUR NIDsF-PAss HIN ROUND
Our attention has just been called to copy Of the Clarke
Journal Ia weekly sheet, published in Berryvie, Clarke
county, ya bearing date the 18th inst This journal is
professedly democratic in politics. and keeps the
following ticket at the bead Of its leading column
For President, Robert III 7. Hunter Of Virginia
For Vice President Daniel S. Dickinson, Of New York
Under color Of this shox OF conservatism the editor Of
the paperAiexan1er parEins by name-pubishes as an
advertisement the full prospectus of the New York tn
6tne occupying entire column, and for which, doubt
less Mr. Parkins receives considerable moneycd com
nature OF the inammatory article thus paid for and pub
shed within few miles Of Harpers Ferry we reproduce
the hs eSw and
era and sayer and moves steadily e NY on
ent give seeming advantage wrong; God sill regns
ns the are @ 70 pe as these s
BILE antagonists The shall human slavery be further
federal Union receive momen,ous II not copcu.
s s tor ae sass I or e
ing swept Chic and the Northwest appear
mand recognition Of every mans right d cultivate and in
the conservation of the virgin SOIL OF the Territories
h congress eS oasa pe as
n I ss a ana
verdict VIII be in accord with the dictates of impartial
philanthropy and nalienable rights OF man.
We merely suggest to the good people of Jefferson and
Clarke counties that the squad OF Yankee peders lately
ordered away from their borders emissaries Of
much less dangerous description than that to which Mr.
Alexander Parkins belongs hired dissemination OF abo-
slaves to run them of If he has the to do
10 lead the of servi,e instruction. Whether Mr.
Parkips has not already laid himself liable to fine and i'm
prsonment IN the county jail for his completely with Ho
race Greeeys ncendiary efforts is question which
recommend TO the careful consideration Of the prescott
ing attorney in Clarke county. But there can be no
doubt whatever that the people of Clarke and the
rounding counties to their safety to suppress
this ncendary sheet respectful request to Mr. Par
kns to leave the community signed by all his subscri.
bers, would perhaps prove eicacous; but don't lynch
him The friends and supporters of Mcssrs. Hunter and
impudence with which Pariins attempts shelter his
treason behind the Of these worthy gentlemen
especial reprobation.
From the Clarke County Ca.) Journal-Hunter organ |
THE PROPER MODE OF TREATING THE NORTH.
Dark clouds are rolling up from the North and the South
ACQUISITION OF POLICY
We have now the advantage black republcanism
They have essayed against and failed Many dis
posed TO condemn them. Their ranks will be thnned
weakened. But if do not act exactly right and very
prudently, their ranks viii be strengthened again.
beyond what they have ever been. What is that right
courseg This The trying question We have now The
advantage by their being the fault and being the
wrongeo, aggreved party We have this advantage at
ma md yiudtr atod Wa
have had blood for blood law has pronounced upon
the character hreefod) of the offence, treason murder
and nsurrection We have shown Indignation and taken
vengeance Is there net stopping placer Have We not
power Have not that advantage OF power that
can afford to be magnanmouss Must we go she'd
ding blood for blood 10 the last moment and the
ast drop efits existaAeSs Can
age have gained consistently with honor the
majesty of the law and the safety OF our property we
go 10 the last shedding blood for blood, will have
no advantage The North will take advantage OF it, They
will swell the ranks Of rapubcanism aud become per
manen powerful sectional party controlling the destnes
OF this nation and inevitably dividing the Union They
will have the argument OF observation-disclosures d;liber
aely and from time to time to the last drop, shed in pay
ment for their offence 1t will make US look impacabe
and Unsuitable for blood Then they will have the argu-
OF marty rdom We may smile at the idea but they
believe it, that John Brown the conscientious dis
charge of religious duty in trying 10 break the chains Of
slavery They believe it; he makes them more and more
believe it every day by his letters and speeches and his
general bearing and he will confirm and establish their
belief 10 his DEATH This established belief will make it
them of deliberate maryrdom for sincere religious
belief and conduct,
pronounced him sstruthfu honest and snceren When
did the world (o Christerdum civzlion) take
mans life for what he did s'truthful honest and
sincere" Slavery is not thing that requires to be up
holden by what impacability and ferocty.
II is kind humane institution in all it's workings aud
right II uphoden by its merits its Inherent worth
and not by outward force, erocity severity When
the time that must rest upon bayoncts then the
time will have when it has ceased to be desirable
tenable II ii has not inherent merit and excellence
enough TO keep together we must let it go. But
know that has. II is papab'e day that is the only
relation in which the white man and t,e black man
live together The Northern States orbidding the
free negroes coming there: cannot have them here;
ana SHOWS that the only relation IN Which the white
plain and palpable necessity, and the goodness of
the institution, to all parties, is equally plain and
papable Only let be free from outside anneyarce
the intermedding OF aboitionists, oicous in
reference and soft sentimentlsm, which is abolions
and the institution Of slavery will rest rs steadily and
securely the institution OF marriage any that
is for the common good We afford to shed
blood for blood TO maintain it, ifthat viii stop the
of abolonsts. We great kind Christian hum ine
magnanimous generous, ndugent, refined people, and
we can afford 70 show it, .lu the midst of deserved
wrath we can afford to ''rember mercy"
AS Christian people bound TO respect the mo-
tves Of the sincere and CONSCIENTIOUS however mistaken
blood of such and giving them time for repentance il
we can free ourselves from their annoyance by
fnement, we would coniine mad dog
But blood for blood has been shedore blood on their
side than on ours is now only question OF policy
TO the further proceeding VIII it do good 60
shedding blood while find any to shed, stop
now, and conflne the rest for life? Our judgment is
and bound to give it, if every subscriber stops
his paper, as we have been threatened to cxtcn-
in favor Of the latter More good be DONE pure
question OF policy, by staying the ealsion OF blood
Now, this be treason, make the most of It. We will be
as ready TO die for conviction John Brown. AS
pure question Of policy we have most gain by mode
rate, pncabe, conservative We regret deeply
as any IMAM can the death and injury of our highly
esteemed citizens We appreciate their worth as highly
as any one. Beckham and Turner left no superiors az
valuable citizens behind them But the deed is done
and blood has been she'd in return and few iyiyes
and outcasts on the EARTH and the rest and
dungeons. How much moro can generous magnan
people ask9 How will it appear the eyes OF The
world, the unfayorng world 10 slavery, ask uoct
even to the last drop Of their blood?
We must remember that but small part Of the Christ
ian and civilized world side with respect tc
slavery. We have now opportunity while the worIt
have this in their eye to demonstrate superior
excellence Of character and disarm them OF their oppos
ton TO slavery. Their opposition TO slavery Is from
fancied wrongs than real. They msed by the very
term slavery. They think il must be harsh, unknd
cruel, unjust and almost, Is some have expressed it