Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-11-05


astonishing. to s<r hou fcw friends Old John tsfesa
nov that he has failed and b In 'rushe. has sneos
his sosmer allies Even b~cshvs-Bssssss the i'm.
nscnla,s rasesl-di.o~ns John lsru~n: snd Bsyhsr
breaches pescv and lore 10 sLvea~nvrsS John
Browns failure .rvms To have converted Bs,ehsr
and put grain Of cnmmea ssn.s in hrs bed bat
mixed With so much punscu.s sp, hypasswy 10
se almost useless We take the following sseea .
hate New York 7ribxss:
RsrrmUx an TIN UaouS.-The Rev. ttcury ward
BcSchcs on Sunday evening hss. psssehx,i . sSsmea
on the late occarsvness 81 usspsss Ferry. lls Nae
particularly sever upon the cessrsiev II The VIZ.
sinisna. dwelling ispsvs-i,ssy upon the tses that
sw1 Of the latter were hshd in ase by In sspei
fogce ii seventeen meo. led by lanstes lie paid
tribute OF Nspses =" sns character sna ss"s.ss %
John Brown. dvcisrins that out al hss Senses
he wss, morally. ''hsad and shsaksvs above b..
e,psors. Gov. Wss the aiI,sis Of Mary land and VIZ
xinia. the Executive. and che rckrxi sasvvss~ The
orator strongly densunee al that eikse of Sbelso.
ists who 81 smcnx Che slaves To stir up dsa4essap
inciss TO sv,Slsa. and susev shsm away. dseisrsn=
that the, y nc. IN hs sapssspev. Enthusiastically
with money. uith the interests al the slave tlss
attitude toward both the slave and hs owner - DE-
fined II s,ISes imvartislsy and jussiev eanl
Cd on . spirit of Christian lave and tosb<srsnev
His remarks upon the pss~erptsaa II Tree nerexs ss
the North from al h.oassbss sod psutisSbls smSlsy
mcnIs created marked ssassssoa Aasoae his ssts.
ence The negro must he raised TO the rs&ttosus cf
equal rights sp.a ourselves ere he ecaId be sSisd
elsewhere. The day "a. psss With hiu shsa be
could fear that slavery ~uakl destroy the Cpseas-
No! Slavery ~as doomed To fsli bssesv the whstee
sumo reforms tha, weud hs snfasvvd by pablse ssa.
tim,nI Tbs right Of chastity fas Slasrse@<nS the
Institution Of uss,rimouy. the uvSlsbslSsy II che
family rvIatioa-thssc alaae wouI saase slavery TO
For With Shr.e eomasoa d<everpes ot ,sr sonssss,1
the slave would bveomv srvt ucelst mn sanxvs be-.
Individually. . cuusury-voul9 sssam~ psrseosl
rights and relations Inconsistent vih shstssi con-
ditian would cease 10 b thing. snd 20 svssshis<l
- . maa. Taas so,Id the issv. ,sassssss sb ss-ss
Slavery by the prscsev OF Gospel prsvvpsss lbs
postrTs who heard the OpSnms II his aa.xassse
would be- Disappointed bot they mixht make stss
mot Of il. lie loved the slavsewp<s. lie toss the
slave They urrv hss brothers In Christ lie loved
ths wronsvsi oaSx lie loved tbs wsoeS dp<rs: they
were icllow sinners With himself and cebess With
him of salvation through the blood a The sssress-
| II he vent South. he would not be nassi<a lis
would incaculatc obvd,ensc 10 their MASTERS tht
bes& policy a. the Christian duty. of ths slsves-
Bus che Goa,l dill not ksbsd The dave 10 Lsvak hi.
CHAINS although L CERTAINLY made dossIisy assy
while the relation a slavery go vossnsSrsly .us
taincd lie uouh nevertheless aid the Slave vh<r
he had cscap<d CONSIDERING that The ssHanptisa q
his rights . eame VI The drives inspssssiep q
D,csy.
The hase attempts Of possico of The Press .,
implicstr the bess and brightest a epsassJ
In The mad esespss3s of Hso~p vssv soeassh en-
their sushoes s<feuaviessd a m~lnisy end iasixai
6canes. The intelligent punic uoaA scua knew 81
the truth. and laugh 1t and dsysss he miserable
creatures aow sltsaspsinx 10 ui.lssd them ~ tsls
srportA Thts sdass Al The Rssesvna ssssIs1sa ws
received 9TH great sssisssessoe BY cpoxsvxsssop
literally ovesdouins. The prayers and bspssiesses