The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20
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1nssting IN Boston u Behalf of 0ld
3rswn's xamily.
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OnetcA OF FRANK =. SanbOTn, Of
Concord. Mass,
&C., &C., Go.
THE ALARM AT CHARI.EsrOwN.
zr zxCr1msRNr in viRGINrA-LErrER OF ENcouR-
AornDsT no OLD BROWN RUxoRED CROSSING OF
AnMnD MEN TROM oRIO--ADDTTloNAL TROOPS Or
DxRw TO .CEARLEsrowN, ETC ETC.
cARznrows, Nov. 10, 1859.
An s quiet here but the military forces augmcntng
n barns, ssackyards and implements, amounting in
ne 70 several thousand dollars Of John Burns Geo. H.
1as and H. Shirley all Of whom jurors on The pre-
emit trials, have beon burned.
Hon. Alexander Hunter processes TO be convinced that
- attempt will be made to rescue the prisoners, and
ls1Asr from UrSana, Ohio, addressed to Brown, and
vraen IN cypher which has been deciphered, tells him
= heep in good Spirits that his friends mustering,
ssd viii drop along one after another.
RArnxoRr, Nov. 10, 1859.
Rumors are In circulation that armed crossing
= have crossed the river from Ohio at Wheeling
reports
psspls arc trying to get up another excitement des
pch there says that another has been received from
- Ferry, stating that they tho Of bloody
work. and that Col! Davis has tclegraphed for five hun
dnsd additional men.
RIcRMoSD, Nov. 10, 1859.
Ne first regiment 400 strong LEFT at nine O'Clock Gov.
We was passenger in tho train More troois
~ from Petersburg.
Gsy. Wise's dispatches from Col. Davis say large
1sy Of armed men approaching from tho direction OF
Wheelng.
wmnIsc. Nov. 10, 1859.
No bodies Of armed have crossed the river here,
nd We hear no rumors Of their crossing near here.
ACTION OF THE VIRGINIA COURT OF AP-
PEALS IN BROWNS CASE.-wRIT OF Err
ROR REFUSED.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 10, 1859.
me petition Of John Brown for writ of error to the
1Udgment rendered by the Circuit Court of Jefferson
r. was presented tho Supreme Court Of Appeals yes
terday The Court Today refused award writ Of error
being Of opinion that the Judgment Of the Circuit Court
painy right The execution, therefore, takes place
the second Of December Judges Allen Daniel Aoncure
Lee, and Robertson were on the bench
ANOTHER NsURRECTIONIsT CAUGHT.
ALEXANDRA, Va, Nov. 10, 1853.
ne Ssnel says that man arrested there yesterday
Aas been recognized Of Browns nj Harpers
Frry. BE has been put in jail await further dentaca-
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RELIEF FOR THE FAMILY OF OLD BROWN.
Bosroy, Nov. 10, 1859.
he meeting at the fremont Temple this evening in be-
half Of the family Of John Brown was fully attended
About two thousand persons present. and the net
profits win doubtless give several hundred dollars to the
hsneAciares. large number Of ladies' were present.
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seven O'Clock by Hon. John A. Andrew. Hc was accom-
panied by the Rev. ]. M. Manning, Of the Old South
church. Row Dr. Neal, Of the Somerset street Baptist
church, and Wendell Phillips. They we're received with
hearty applause. The Divine blessing was invoked by
. Neal who also offered up prayer for the family of
Brown
Mr.. Emerson then made his appearance on the plat
1orm, and the applause Of the heartiest kind.
Mr.. Andrew stated that be present merely as a
presiding officer, and would make but few remarks,
and would then the speakers He referred
thc letter Of John Brown to Lydia Maria Child and read
that portion of suggesting the need Of aid TO the writer's
family. John Brown, he remarked had fallen for
iaea Whether his wrong or not, Brown him
scK right The speaker sympathized with that idea
and oil who did should to it that the family Of that
honest man should suffer by the loss of their natural
protectors
letter from Rev. C. d. Heoruth read, declining
% be present. as announced in the papers His
loe0r hssed He stated that he had understood both
sdes Of the question to be discussed However, Mr.
Andrew said, it was hardly likely that any present
Thought there sides the question as to whether
Johns Browns family should be left to sarve. Mr. An
drew made farther remarks relative to the position
q John Brown and his family and the eternal and Heaven
sustained nature Of the 'irrepressibc conflict" After
stating that thographic COPIES Of Browns letters Mrs.
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cen cents, he introduced tho Rev. Mr. Manning.
Mr. Manning thought II was rather difficult to speak OF
the subject hand tonight without expressing
opinion regarding the affair at Harpers Ferry.
He should never have advised Brown 70 do what
he had done. Flbustcrs went 10 Southern lands rescue
nen from Spanish tyranny and not moested. But
Brown had intercrcd with home tyranny and must die
Brown not insane. He the sword in the hand OF
. Higher Power He the finger of God writing upon
che wall Of Belshazzar's palace the doom OF tyrans Mr.
Manning took his hearers back TO the day OF the Boston
Massacre, when Crispus attacks the coorcd fought
n defence Of the liberty Of white No patriot would
have advised his attack the British soldery But the
citizens Of Boston followed his remains the grave in
Aong procession and year after year celebrated the
versary Of hnt The last public address Joseph
Warren made before he fell ut Bunker Hill was on
guch an occasion-an address made In the very face
OF British bayoncts, and defyng intimidation. After
Bunker Hill that celebration changed TO the Fourth
Of July Daniel Webster staid that from tho day Of
the Boston massacre dated the disruption of the r
tash empire So might be with the death Of John Brown
should, half century hence, It's result be the freedom of
The whole land, no would find fault with the battle
OF Harpers Fcrry-whon other Daniel Webster at
safe distance, might say that from the whom
-onn Brown swung between heaven and earth might be
dated the beginning Of the cnd Of American slavery
lrnuy ~ shar,.
mails OF ITO charged the trouble ON the ministers stirring
up the people The patriots said that il was caused by
garadng British regiments in Boston SO docs tho slave
power parade before Northern conscience tho revolving
wickedncss of slavery The speaker then com seled n
somc length, the chershing of love for the savehode
while hated slavery. Falthfuincss linked with ,o
and firm adherence to duty was tho rghtful path rc