New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-07

~. ,.s. \. ws, se, esi che aa e nu,es- With his
.sSs vs-a sAaa when he volunteered"
ne >aey ct,h. worel s parallelcd BY its felicity
Il sslN lie appearance appoascd the public anS'
IA, tAsl NJ, Hoy, should he rcbuked, bu, did not
sa,A.fN e. tNc paragraph was too mild, So day or
t~e aner. ,hc ALLOWING was published in T'ac Free
esrss. Aeetcd with the Offenders nano In staring
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,niay contrasting with this are gracious illusions
a, ,oSs sssaei persons The "nobe representatives
~ IA, Nv erk Herald and Frank Lsslscs Paper
.,S Acknowledged 20 shave done TrydH service 20
..sAe csnsc 81 the South" and receive "a hearty
vAle-SNalcd yirSinAn welcome" Baltimore ed
i,r IA described rs gentleman of great urbanity of
manners. sud a noble specimen of the Metropolitan
IScs." The photographic reporters are proclaimed
~ " Scntlemen Of exceeding suayiiy of manners
r~ Mr.. Gslswold Of Ohio, counsel for Brown, The
r~x. vouoAssses the hope that he viii return home
sAvas~hl, Impressed with the soundness Of the ot-
seas on the oose question: and of the happy, greasy
a. rSl6ckv cCnientencss Of Sanbo with his shaekles
wAscA i none the LEES Kind for being free from gram
rnASscsl censirsint.
Tarnins from lively to severe, T1e Democrdt takes
W the cc OF Cook and suggests that he be dealt with
Ssumssy, without legal formalities. 1t says with
fsy " two Of warmth:
l Aer IA one suacns heish misoreans Of Brown and
- he IL 10 oe distinguished above the res or the eo
s, q is oSisac This Cook he being the scoundre
~ - E past three o. years unde various specions
kzs h visiting the houses OF the citizens OF TINS ana
- S1ss;t sf sss s 70 S Ss Of our prop
and rS$ nsutrscon IN our midst Ike villain 81 ne
- 81 ~. ~ eoart Of iaStcs should graced by
- PeSos q sah ssck hearted and atIOciOus villain"
BROWN AND HIS FRIENDS.
Browns cheerfulness never fails him. He converses
with al who visit him, in q free from re-
Ss-sir; and with 80 much unconcen, that none can
SuAt his real convictions of selfapprova His daring
courage has strongly impressed the people, and have
orc than once heard public ayowals of admiration Of
rs fesrlesness, in spite of omnous murmurs of disap
vrOhSt;on from bystanders.
telegraph dispatch, dated Boston, was this morn
INK rcceiyed from T. w. Higginson, by Mr.. Sennott
II said: John Browns wife wishes to go and see
~hin. Can you obtain permission for her. ?" This
was answered afirmaively; but, when the matter
mentioned to Brown, he directed that this message
sAould be Immediately sent; Do not, for Gods sake
" come here now. John Brown"
judge Russell Of Boston started for home this morn
ing. He remained only one day in Charlestown. Mr.
Hoyt the lawyer also returned. That be suffered
to depart without oestation is considered here pow
er6ul proof of the forbearsnce of the people.