Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

Captain D. being Wholly upAnox, a. ~. r,...,-,
Conserving hiu and The gentleman Who bad furnishsd
had no means of his Own 20 eoser into ~
me yet he ~As backed By Substantial men. and - i
60 rely Spo. anything - .old me. That .pps.ss1 70
sse his f,ends and be rseUs.rsI .isb ssoo .sos. eI %.
end of April. 1887. Mr.. 0terley led me 10 hons ~. :
SSsia sass my nmsiy s,sseht over here, instead Of sad.
nminary expenses, not on my account but that of Can,
b.s exceeded the $500, so that I could not manage TO
~. :" mSn europe, nor did he join mo for upwards
o year; indeed. 1 had dinaculdes In getting to Tabor
-, S.e..in Bso.n having bs:a delayed in the E..s.m
and central SateS vas unable to reach Thor esHier
than August a. L Joined him there ON the sh az An.
gust The border ruhians having Just at that period
spread = report that they had abandoned Kansas, the
stay At Tabor without funds and did poa send lie pro.
poseu remitances TO my family, because q great number
n n saossr ,Sl ma noe csaeiease their respective quotas.
De'ns .ms interval OF suspense. Captain II. adyucsted
the adoption OF his plan, and 1 supported u,inc Of ss.m-
psdes Tho conclusion arrived At was, that he rsnoanc-
rate in ~stampsdcs in Virginia and N.rrianJ ;o.,s.S
the part Of the country Indicated the most suitable I
perseived; however. that his mind constantly wandered
ossk 70 harPers Ferry, aud it was not until IL had been
definitely settled that neither of US should do snr,hin~
unless under the direction or with the consent Of q com.
na asor aSI . cit easy IN my mind respecting his curious
On the I'd Of November I embarked ON board . Nj.
ronri steamer ior "a LoniS and thence went to Ohio.
mere /, reel,ed letters from my family depicting their
iucs towards the hun, m, w ny - very KIND ieci-
nv IN. I reached Nov Vol J" " W. uineu''!, anu We.
went immcdister % - NJ DssVcnoe,, ios., aud
Tb.Js,s Uy.,, .s,~ an horace ufeciey and Mr..
but that proved a delnsion. No one w.s ne.,sn~,sis'
oumstsnces of nv lear;n, ,h~.Sh n "x 20" ,ne Cur
lerraph authorized ~ .'ous" ~ n!h.s nad, o! te-
as I x.s on nv roaa % r"" MY uoiiars,
drawn for and NJ Co.., .INa my 3, mad not
Nr. Hvntt's two d,vs MO. /. uhea AZ
walked with me for some s;n. =, 81 ~. w" iorA'
upon me mo-, TO ney,e,, 70 -, H.. ssse"'ns, nnpfesang
peciaTv N ,hsr. y = : W. !. ." mo" everything, e.
he was resolved TO be ure.enr i,onc.-s ~ .ua'ess
profe@ed this / grow scen,i..I ,ha,.h \. : snen ne
and uyer again sieA'eu' over
Having had offered 10 mi. tho oc.,n.,;,, -
to q patent case Al Washiny,on 7 s.is.d hais - .r" 1,n
employment that presented ,,sc,s 10 M s~ %c nnre
that CITY about the Sd of N,rcb ,s,s . ;" ios
NV departure. I learned ,h., g., N uA!oi
the East, aud that he va. vo;,g m :, ~ - se.e 'o'h
cution. I saw clearly that the nrois,, rb;rh T s aseAe
was dead, had only slumbered Soon M, ,~pPS -
Washington, I saw Mr.. Sumner who W . ~ o,ii.;."
to write and endeavor to get his Boston fr;.,js ~ So
amends for their misconduct towards mn. n,h.. msn
men did the same. hut IN no nurnosa e"'' senue-
Every day l was expecting "a hear of Gan, p....
Harpers Ferry. The Impression I lad u.s Ia, H.
its his own business. Ru, ON mxturs ras..,;..
thought differently, saw a Considerably c..
rines in the barrscks with railway comr,nsS. "A
telegraph to Harpcrs Ferry. All CONVINCE nv ~. !.
Browns plan must end disastrously and 7 consaan.aI.
consulted two Abolitionists of very birb s,.nJand. .ay
one of them-Dr R,ilsx -, 81 r. &" s'A"uns anu
the mischief which Brown would br;,c >unan shar
ism and upon himself. DR.. Il. consulted o,hers -
urged me TO stop Brown. Nv reply was I csnno, s,no
him, for I have no influence with his hackers. s,o, MI
yourselves. How are we to stop him was the natural
question. Obige his hackers TO take their .rms f,o,, H..