Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-06


He was updsrs,sod TO ,say:--.I die alias re
i,oasibisfof ny dws opsfasioas. and AK for M
12rmpaihy. / an sassAed 10 my owu belief-bu'
aeeirs no other nen 20 believe a. do. nnlsss HI
konscisnceasd philosophy approve. am siHgIy
Responsible for my ovn acts. good or bad. IL
right or wrons. the oonssQnsnce rssts only upon
myself"
rHs ..connExoaA rive" MOVEMENTS At THE NORTH
The northsrn papsrs come filed with accounts
OF meetings held either Just At the hour Of czecu.
tim or after. In New York. the Church Of the
Rev. Mr. Cheevcr was opened in the morning for
u John Brown meeting and the reverend pastor
INDUCED in some moderate blasphemy. The same
building va. again open for the sams purpose NJ
night, " ben several membsrs expressed IN oarnest
desire thai ,h ir end might be like John Brown
% wish which will very likely bs grssifsd aeon or
or later. A prayer. which Was cammenced, vas
Interrupted TIRES times By members whe rose T.,
give their opinion Of Virginia and her barharism.
Tho two meetings raised an aggregate oil $lVo Tor
In Albany, New York. 100 guns were frcd be-
tween IL and O'clock. in honor Of Browns men,
ory Tho cannon and cartridges cams from tho
STATE arsenal. and the firing was dune BY the ksot'
or Of the arsenal and another State ofdcer The
negroes Of that city observed the day ms ono Of
fasting and bowling. Some white fanatics posted
pl,cards through the Streets bearing tho inscrip'
ton, Give US liberty or give US desth--the exc
cution Of John brown" In sumo Of the villagsson
\ the Mohawk river the bells were tolled.
In Syracuse. n. T.. Friday evening. tho City
Hall was dcnsely packed with citizens, who ls-
tened for over threa hours to speeches expressing
sympathy for John Brown and his iamily. Str""s
resolutions were adopted, and . &C mmttse onlands
was appointed. large amount Of money was
contributed for the relief Of Browns family. The
City Hall bell was tolled 63 times--the strokes
corresponding with Browns ago. IN --.. ..A
A dispatch from Boston, dated Friday, the Il
says: -s.
John Browne execution today. attracted ron.
siderable orowds about tho newspaper Offices rs
the evening editions wero issued, and several in
dividuals promonaded tho streets with Grape ut
tached to their persons. Religious services Here
held in several OF tho colored churches thu
most part Of the day Otherwise there were
no manifestations unusual to every day life inthis
city.
The bells in Plymouth nnd New Bedford wore
tolled u. noon to-day, in memory Of John Drown.
fremont Temple was crowded this evening 10
commemorate tho death Of John Brown. All tho
colorod population Of Boston and vicinity were
present, together with many ladies, = large nun
Der Of whom attended out Of curiosity. On tho
platform were seated many of tho most prominent
abolitionists OF New England. aud erectad upon
which was the standard Of Virginia, with its coat
OF arms draped 10 piaek. ~ front VI tho ros'ru"'
was decorated wth large MACK cross underneath
wnieh was ar"pea 10 nonrnsnH r.,
'ohn quincy ADAMS nrimn' ine"oer OF mo
Nlassschuset!h hopse Oh pe'eBaees' was ohe'i ,ne
speakers. Ito gave u ns ms opinion that the he-
nous offence oi tentius fi"te' In ernciiying our
saviour, whiteneu ihto virtue whch compared vain
mat OF uo'' WISE. OF srglhia' IN Ms course 10
wards Jho. irown' ..D.
lie was ioiloweu ny ZION. IL. II pavp, "'
ean hner, inomDst Oh rue MASSACHUSETTS,
NV WI" ~, '"I ao.o y. "on" nt1",
w ."' S''"aa '"s' 10 "'s'"'"'' f0"Vp "oa'' ~
R'ou-
eol.ee'1on was uateh up an"nuncsa :" 'e Tor
'"s T ne".ne % ."S aA'',;y y. ,1"n Drown;
Inc meouhg taeh oiSperseu ~ An carly hour
the AASSAchosrrTs Lsa'sLATuRE ON nsowN.
boston. pec. ]-At 'ne mSe'inS OK .ne senate
"'u"y' Ms,t eIVer ~ ,"e Nnnpia'a' mr' Luce
VI ""o u'''s''s, "'.''u 'na' '"e senate
nro,Sn a Wv '" VI ''''
MI Rich. of Suffolk. opposed tho motion.
md tho uyes and NAYS stood for ud;ournment
aud IL against.
In the House. Mr.. Ray. of Nan .uoket. moved nm
adjournment, Offering ut tho sau,e ,imo r.solu.
ton of sympatby for Brown. A spioy debate fol
Ilowad whom Tho motinn IN ndo,rn wn. Iofn,,oj
ayes 6. nnys III. ~''"'' v" N'''"'''
cuuRcu BELLS ro,.Lrp At wopexsrra
w..o... n.. ~. ,.,,
,oy "1"I n"na lu ,i ~ enn..n o'"s were
D.. -. .o""y III Wv 'No'". nm VI zen"
= Gran, mee,ns ,,as h.Ja ~ Mo.ha,';. .'' Ii.n
which was addressed nv nroo,;nsn, ,,sn,,o,non -,
tho ctv. clergyman and ,,hsrs i, ~. ,hn i". ""
est ,nectiny lint has Near bo,d II, ,,nr -,
Three Thousand ner.ons ,v,ro IN IN" an .na =
srsnt many ,sho could No, ,,o, - A. H. ,,. ~"
soect;on ma tst an ~, rr Rro,~r,s c,.'as s ,,,,
w.s vsrv s,,.,o."r,I ''' '""'9' "'''''
ss,r,"n 80 ,,ov,
pn nv 'p ~.
rRoylhkNca, IL. l. nec' lilo sympath'z'rs
WIN yohn Brown he'd large meeting here to-
gay. hs.M"yor bnrstow presided and made "
,sns'ny speech; opeeehe: were MS" made by
non. inomas DnVie' nes' NIT: WOODBURY., I'm,
,ar'an clergyman ana hev' MIR. pay. FREQ VIII
nars'ss: