The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29
Knn.Ia RRapONsIREEA

When Mr. Seward delivered that brutal ant
aurderous speech at Rochester last spring, very
few thought. that the ",irreprsssible conf ct b.
tween opposing and enduring forces" would b.
30 soon naugurated. Black Republicanism affect.
to be startled ut the recent outbreak in Virginia
aud some Of its Journals are writhing under an
snaeAvoring 20 excuse the disclosures that ar,
daily multiplying inculpating many Of its mos
distinguished and influential leaders. Criminatn
evidence acoumuates, and each hour adds new
testimony Letters and remittances, so the Jour
nal Of Commerce informs US, have been fouuf
among the effects of the insurgents. from Ger
Smith and Frederick Douglass Other document
nre in possession o. Governor,",Wise Of virgini
the purport.of which is not yet known to US.
wonder that the Evening Post Tribune, and other
Journals OF the same class, would fain paliate the
enormitlos which has sent such thrill of horro.
through the land. Well do they know that th
sansuuary scenes Of Harper's Ferry we're but the
carrying out OF the principles incucated by sue
journals Well do they remember the proceed
lngs at the North Church, New Haven on the 2ist
Of March, 1855, when Sillimau, KilPem & Co
subscribed rifles wherewith to arm their fellow
citizens who were about proceeding to Kansas
and where Rev. Mr.. Beecher shouted, -" If TWEEN
ty-6ve rifles can be raised on the spot, | vii
pledge twenty Ave more for Plymouth Church >
Twenty-ssven were procured, and the pledge
thus publicly given, we may presume was fulfil
ed. At any rate, the scent Of blood-the bloc
Of slsve-holders S-has been snuffed by not few
neD AT the North aud East, including (shame o,
them y many profsssed disciples and even minis
tsrs of the Prince Of Peace and We may sasslS
say that the large stores of arms, ammunition
&c found among the effects Of the insurgen
besides what they stole from the Armory, wer
not purchased with THAR owr money. MAJ,
others must have been concerned with them
supply such an amount of the sinews of war
Brown says IL brought all the arms from connses
euf and o'her Eastsrn points and that among then
we're 200 revovers, 200 sharpe's rid 8, and 900
spear'' together with an abundance of powder
snd other ammunition. The cost Of these article
could not he less than $4,000 or 1000.
Again it ia atated that bushels Of letters have
been discovered among the effects Of the insur
gents, " from all Ddrts oftia conntry"
Brown further states that he was expecting
reinforcemsnts from Maryland. kentucky, Nor
and South Carolina, and from canada.
A Republican paper, which is supposed to h,
~sll posted in all matters relating TO the .'irre
pressibls conflict" Acknowledges that the color,
population Of New YORK City were secretly ad
vised Of the plot, prior to it's outbreak. We're no
Sthers besides the colored people aware Of III
From all these facts, 1t is evident that the ram
iacations Of the conspiracy were extensive, an,
that very mapy persons must have been privy 10
It, North and Sluth, white and black. Most Of IT,
white men Immediately concerned in the outbre
wefe from New England though several Of them
have re idcd short time in Kansas. The three
ErOWnS we're originally from Springfield, Mess