Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-05

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vtAnnynorou nRws AND GOSSIP.
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The sslRRxrRrss1sLE coxrLIc1s - osvel'
opsaents arowing eat ~ Oaawae1l4 Dsew49
reooat invasion q Virginia can hnF43 nil -
bring u problem Of sbolitionism mu3
spedies sslutiea than wss snticipase moa
sro. pesgnaat - thsy are with faeb - patenfo9
% eenviscs the most increduess IL heeh9es
q those who give tone TO the great anti-slavery
sediment Of TIE North, II the practical overthrow
- the Government Of The United States, = made
by oar feveautienary fsthsss. Thst gosssnmmt-
guaranteed certain rights to the slaveholding
States, which rights this anti slavery sentiment
proposes 70 extiEpate with Are and sword. The
Ieod0s On ao1nal publis e IT, pnxty founded
o. that sentinent, on being Informed Of this pur-
peso, for rs.sus best knoun = tkennelso6 tacitly
che plss q ssvelusisu secret wishin thsir ON
boscms, instead q doing their sworn duty by at
once disclosing he tssssoaabae design to the Fed
eral 0oyernunent Or 70 ne suthosites Of the ehte
Arranged - b harsssed Win murder and npins
/ hy those symp6thixinx win shem-ths Republi-
can pazty leaders-upon The slavery question. We
thus pes1ont the ease a. Il stands sgainst The Re
publican partyfn ths very mfldestaspectinw which
Z conservative mind can possibly view H. - =
That Il must iassantly strip the Repablican
party e al ths sympethy Of Conservative men a
the North Il has Of late enjoyed u certain; a., II
thst be not the result, nothing can prevent ths
South from making due preparation 10 guard IL
own rights, cut Of The union, which II fthe
southl now surely sees are to expire In The Uhion
! the instant those who, knowing The schemes AZ
Ossawsttamie Brown and his backen, concealed
hem, and those who now Justify his oct and
deify him % hero, patriot, and martyr, ore in-
stalled In the government through triumph II
the polls In all the Nosthern ssasss
kedrfh has exploded the plea That Brown Wa
= wsonged sufferer at the hands % the Missouri
siavehoioess In Kansas; showing thaf toFA thirty
years he nursed the scheme Of ertirpsting Ameri-
can slavery ~ nre aid sword, and len his pesce-
fai home IN ONO Tor the purpose Of making the
reputation a q parsisan leader in he cause, in
kansas, necessary to give him the confidence Of
these Of all quarters Of the country he proposed 70
command when invading Southern State. g s
| Forbes next exploded the plea OF the New York
TSs6sn< and Erssiag Post, that Browns invssion
was the mere ffesksf madman; psoving that
while most Of the necessary funds were provided
BY the celebrated Emigrant Aid Society, under
whose auspice Brown first operted In Kansas,
many public men Of tho Republican party enjoy.
ing national fepoBtions were long since made &C
qusinted with shs plot In It's length and breadth.
The Tibsns, seeing that disguise and dissimu-
ation win no longer avail the ffiends Of Browns
cause, now boldly justi6es II, lin IL Issue Of
the 27th uit y psoclaiming in effect that the only
Or in other words, that the cause was usti a.bls
and holy one. In an directens. the Rsnublic.n
press Is already holding Brown and hi s.lIo,v,
mertsncs q M,.... ts,,
are bein~ vok.uS aeee,~ies, h;oh., ,,.h. a -,
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rerolutioni.t.s n,opc - !. ,sr,,,,s,c.. ~.
R,own, 49,. J, 49, go II, -. ...
". = .ne my INIT q ne
IA ssIs sssay and boldly .lssss thu. our i.ss
aad institutions should be shased by and through
Ne saces. Of such schemes, as Browns, 70 GIVE
P.cs p ~ rue OF hoesey a. understood ana sdvo
catca by Mszini, Louis Blanc, &c-.to Tho sssocis