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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
Who Arc Rs.ponsibIe ,

The Chicago Herald holds that ait Is neither unjust
uucharitsbie say not merely that the Black Re
pubcans responsible for the outrage commit
ted by Brown sad his setiFe eonfedcrae but that they
make themselves responsible BY their attempts justify
similar oEtrages. Or, if anything were wanting FIX
upon that class Of politicians the cdum OF these black
euo.mities il could easily found in their deep sympa-
thy for the implicated individuals. Why have Griswold,
Riiile Spaudiug Tilien and others of Ohio beea so
ready &c volunteer their services to those oonsp
rators from the just psuslty OF the Laws Why funds
raised in different places .e5 the expense of their
defense Why do the Black Republican .sors labor
hard to that infamous tragedy into ridiculous
farce? If innocent they would have believe they
arc Why do they denounce the whole thing and prove
their innocence by demanding the just and speedy pun
ishment Of tie g-lty' A fellow feeling makes them
wondroGs kind toward tis.r les cowardy but scarcely
guilty Disciples No wonder that they feel
FL about the result And II they wish escape unirer
sci execraon they had better confess their manifold ss
and fsrsake them without further delay"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

The Boston Courier lets it this fashion: 0f al
the outside persons implicated less in the Har
pers Ferry affair, Mr.. Seward occupy the
awkward and unenviable position. When he made hi,
Rochester speech year ago the leading idea Of 1t
apparently preposterous that udcious persons
thought him insane just they have thought Of 'Od
Brown He declared that there existed what he called
an irepressible conflict between the North and the
Soutb-thst the differences could neither he adjusted
aleviatcd, except by making them homogeneous in
their domestic insttutons--that either New York and
Boston must become slave markets slavery must be
driven altogether out Of the country. He led TO the
inference therefore, that neither of these events
likely to happen by peaceful Why consequences
Seward LETT out of consideration the not unreasonable
probability that all these difficulties would be composed
by time and patience without fighting about them all
except the contest Of the polls This speech, say,
seemed one impossible to be made by man, and
people we're e form conjectues about they beet
might Now however, comes the letter of Forbes Or.
Howe by which Il appears that the plan Of Brown vas
developed Mr. Seward early in the preceding Spring.
II this be true-and there doubt it
it affords a complete key to the Rochester speech. If
Mr. Seward thus informed Of plan less
mature of the kind which to issue at Hsrpers Fer
ry and then learned of its ramcations among certain
classes in the free Ststesthough il almost ncrcd
L.e that he could have believed in its successyet
does afford the explanation, and the only rational one
of hi. extraordinary specuatoas snd of the violent
srcs anticipated by him. and in particulars recon-
meuied by him az Rochester
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

Wise Ahead.

Gov Wise, says the St Louis N,ns is full length
ahead Of all other candidates for the Democratic nomna-
ton in 1900 The Governors Donnelly letter "set him
back somewhat and caused several Of his rivals shoot
ahead of him. but just the moment when His E.ceen.
cy about to break down under the dead weight of
the Douney letter. 0ld Brown" came to his rescue by
kicking pptbe Hsrpers Ferry insurrecton. Under the
impulse Of h.s outbreak the Governor doubled his pace
and was of for Charleston 24O speed dstancipg
Douglas, Hunter, and all other competitors.
Gov. Wise owes mighty debt TO "0ld Brown" New.
er mAn performed such service for another a. "Od
Brown did for Wise II the latter don't ride to Charles
ton on the Harpers Perry hobby, will not be ''od
Broxn'sr fault
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
OPPOSITION MEETING IN FREDERICK

At meeting of tho Opposition of Frederick county.
held at the court house Monday the sist OF October
1859, in pursuance Of public notice. TO appoint
TO the Opposition State Convention held in the cty
of Richmond the l4th of December next Mr. Robert
NJ Campbell was called TO the chair, and A N. Pierce
appointed secretary.
The object of the meeting explained by Geo T.
Senseney, On whose motion the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHersds the Opposition State Central Committee of
Virginia Raleigh T. Daniel chairman has reconineu
convention OF the Opposition in Virginia to be held in
the city Of Richmond, the l4h of December 1852 for
the purpose of giving expression those conservative
Union principles which alike opposed 70 all sectional
and aggressive dogrss whether OF the North or South
aud especially opposed the extravaganza and corrur
ton the socAed Democratic party as exhibited in the
present and preceding Administrations:
Whereds, also the Opposition Of Frederick county cor
disy approve the purpose for which such convention
hiss been called basis of patriotic cooperation for
the Presidential campaign of isso:
Reso'roS, therefore That delegation OF -four from
each election district OF this county be appointed By the
chair, 20 rspresen, the county in said body.
The chair thereupon appointed the following dele
gates
District No limo +. Wal, VIM lobe, Powell Con-
rad, Lewis r. Smith
lev r Jones, George z. Seaseney
District No 81. b. T. Reed Ro N. CartrneI Solo
mon Pitehsri, ". C. Lsp,oa.
District No. 4.-Wm. Andrews, Henry N. Baker
VIM Abbott, Dr. r. NJ Houston.
District No 5.-Thos. T. MeCoole, Isaac 8 Jackson
Wu. Il. Brown, VIM. $ Groves.
Dtffrtct NO o-JsfneS tather, y. Byron Lovett, /
Dorsey Smith, Jos. ID. Seemer.
District No. LAS. A. Russell ]. Carr Baker Luther
F. Swami, Andrew J. McIlSee.
Disfricf No. s-Johns $. Msgil, John N. Miller, John
". Wright, Robert L. Denny
On motion OF John =. all the chairman and seereta-
" urre added To the Lat
On motion OF William Andrews. any member of the
Opposition in Frederick county who might be in Rich.
mond when the Convention meets and DESTROYS to par
teipAte in it, deliberations authorized do so in
common With those who have been specially delegated
Il II. - ~ NJ
Of Washington, and Narmaduke johnson, OF Richmond
appointed aernAtes 10 represent Frederick county
the Convention, in il should be otherwise unrep-
resented.
On notion the proceedings of this meeting we're or
dered be published in the Winchester Republican and
the Richmond Wing requested 10 copy.
The meeting then adjourned.
ROBERT N. CAMPBELL, Chm'n.
A. VI. place., sec'y.
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ed sympathirins With their sushor-snd thus occupy
the position Of people ready to make war upon and
pIissc their feow-ctxens Il l. the nercst aosurdsy
cay that they professional rcbber but NOT muir
dsre<s. THIS was the nin-y pretes, Of Brown High.
waynen murder except in selfdsfencs-shs sAns
Kind Of ssfdefence which win Be necessary for every
nexrossler TO rcaught in the act - Brown
and his fellow conspirssors we're "
The sirepressiblc conflict" hes been proclaimed by
Giddng in terms Ineligible than those by
Seward The traitors coming out oftheir hiding places
and declaring in public places VIII the sentiment
Of the North sustain them, will II summariy put them
down. That is tho question to which Southern people
will look anIiousy for aud II Gddings Is to be
taken for exponent Of any respectable portion of
Northern sentiment, which cannot believe, the ma
onaty of the Republic is gone and dissolution with
all its attendant evils inevitable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
Northern Democr.t. Implicated

Its mistake TO attribute the Harpers Ferry invasion
to Black Republicans and free negroes alone "a the de-
veoPments OF the affair have proved. Among the pa.
Pers found e: Browns headquarters memorandum
politically classifying tssye Of the white conspirators
engaged, and Of these, siI Put down "Repub.
cans and sir as Democrats" One Of the Gtt.r "a.
Cook who escaped into Pennsylvania and has subsr.
qnenuy beea s;rested aud remsnded TO Virginia for
trfn' At HsgeTstown, "a. his way to Cbarestown,
Cook Wss ,Srogated to the pSssl character Of the
Harpers Ferry plot. sDd he declared baseIi Democrat
He IS brotherin.aE Of Gov willard, Democratic Gov.
.r,or of Indi.rc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
Amy INTELLIGENCE

Board Of Officers will assemble at the War Depart
ment Washington, the 10th inst for the purpose of
examining and reporting upon manual Of forms for pa
rades review inspections &c prepared by Brevet Brig.
oder General g. Churchill, Inspector General United
States Army.
The Board will be composed Of the following officers
Breye Colonel Q. A. Waite Fifth Infantry Breyet Col
X. u. Ice, Second cavalry Brevet Major l.. Smith,
Eighth Infantry Btevet Major w. A. Nichols Assistant
Adjuant General; Brevet Major IT, j. Hunt, second ar.
tiery.
Captain W. y Smith, Corps Of Typographical Enei.
neers assigned IN duty AZ Secretary Of the Lighthouse
Board and will report the Secretary Of the Treasury
accordingly.
heqienspt George u. Derby Corp Of Typographical
Engneers h relieved from lighthouse duty and directed
10 report FOE orders 20 the chief of his corpa
The resignation Of Captain Iohn w. Phelpa, Fourth
artillery, has been accepted by the President the Uni
ted States 20 take effect the "a inst.
Leave Of absence for SIT months has been granted 70
Major W. n. Emory, First cavalry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
PENNsYLvANIA POLTTIcs.

- fHiLADIiFHfA, Nov 3, 1859.
The reported political seton ~ the PennsvIvsnis on
position telegrsphed 20 New York psper arse. from a
meeting held at the g. Lawrence Hotel by the state
central COMMITTEE. on Thursday night. This meeting,
according 10 the Transcript wss called 20 de,ermins
when the state Convention should be held and what A.
ton the party should lake In regard to the Presidential
nomination. After some debate, e wss determined 20
which meets AZ Washington In December, when a dea.
mite time for the meeting Of the State Convention viii
be hsea which viii doubtless be the 22d Of February
resolution was passed ins,ructing the State Conveu
did,ey : ~ "
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NORnoI.K ooRREsroNprNcr

NosrolS, Nov. 8. 1889.
The Ps,sr'bars f.ir is orer-sses pardon. .Aosld
have said the State .ir-for friends Of ie Peters
burg very careful inform strangers that .his 4
the great State Fair" Well tia, bs right and proper
the papers, countrynen can tell VIXEN IL com
mences, and what Is to be done. Quito member q e.
ti.ens of Norfolk and Portsmouth In Pssersbss iris
morning. In charge Of Capt White used up by fsdgue
and dust Your correspondents had reason to CON-
plain OF his accommodations for thanks the kindness
OF Nesrs Crutch6eld Campbell Of the Express he was
duly provided for in the beat style with bed and board
Commend me to the Express for a very readable and
spicy sheet by day, aud 10 lis Junior cdor foe pair Of
them with quilts and blankets boot At night.
The fair was decided success Notwithstanding the
dust-and while every department well examined by
majority OF visitors they seemed general thing
be more inclined TO examination Of each other par
tcuarly where pertcs bore the relative positions Of
young ladies and young gentlemen which fact il not 10
wonderful either, as fnc looking six footee In black
there expressly to exhibit himself We sncely hope he
took as fair premium any present that occasion
You lave been filed lately, with Of fat cattle
short horns long horns, and perchance, horns Pigs
Of every breed horses Of various pedigree all kinds of
sheep game fowls, Shsnghaes, and every other moving
thing usually found at fairs until the reading public are
getting tired Of IL; know IL must be and therefore
will nothing that head But article exhibited
Al Richmond Fair and here also deserves specal
uee:-"Ar,iseial Granite moulded like brick, ye.
simply Of sand and mc parts Of the former TO one
OF the latter They and In proportion
and 6nish and make the best building material t Is said
ever discovered The inventor anxious, seems to
introduce it in Richmond and Petersburg and IL h win
sustain the reputation he gives It, let aid him do
Nothing would add more to the appearance Of streets
than rows Of houses built Of this beautiful material
The Sword swalower," in scufiing with q drunken
man. accidentally him on the forehead Last night
he had to exchange his quarters the Fair ground
a lodging in Jail
Mr.. George Brambe, worthy citizen Of Norfolk, in
stepping from the Windsor the Norfolk and
Petersburg railroad fell and broke his leg in places
There is much sympathy manifested for him-and with
this chapter Of accidents conclude. ANALECTES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

vsfe 40 rsesvsd lAst noaah, corn u,.l "a
donsseA los pses isssAs pASsr % bel.
sane 70 pk mlnecsi water sis cessoe vs. do
ppss soh 'rss sarpsnins. ss beg. bArk. tons hay
u do scrap Iron. pig ess go bus po,s.,. sss -
s seed e saa nassssd also stone 300 ne s.n.lns
pt eaet~hes' meal 60 epsy nesor sA io4 beer l,r,
1's. n'sr s's. u lumber. - hss re. sse. etc.
The following Il comparison Of the receipts of SUM-
dry articles By October nos Included 4. .v, .A,
- ~ >-''.' - snai ~ oct,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
KANSAS TgsrMOSY AGATssr brown

Fro" NE 81 La'sysnes RsJ Hfyaide II Trr,o, oct 49,
The hr't thing the people Of Kansas heard % old John
Brorn was 10 the summer Of 1855 meeting Of ultra
aboitionis was held IN Cazenova, ~ T. five rcoolect
rightly while Ia session Brown, who II native Of ~.
sex comfy, T. appeared In that convention and made
very hery speech, during which he said he had -four
sons in Kansas and he had three others who were dess
au OF going there. 10 AID IN hghng she battles Of free
dom. He could not consent 20 90 unless be could 90
armed, and he would ike III his sons, but was
not able 20 do Funds we're contributed the spot
principally ny Gerrit Smith.
The four sons had located on Pottawatamie creek In
ykins county aud 10 the fall Of 1855 we're joined by
the father, aud other brothers When the wskarusa
var was pending the old man and four arrived IN
Lawrence the balance he reported siok A. hey drove
mp IN iron, Of the Free State Hotel they we're all stand
ing IN su all lumber wagon To each Of their persons
vas strapped short heavy broadsvord Each was sup
Piled with goodly number Of firearms and navy revol
vers snd Poles we're Standing endvss sroand the wagon
resly Formidable and we're received With great seia
small military company va orgsnirsd stoncs, and The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

TgE HaRrgR's PgRsY IssuAHrcrioSfsrs Shield.
Green alias Emperor Of the negro consprators ba.
been found guilty Of conspiracy with slaves add murder
the prosecution abandoning the charging
The case of the negro Copeland Was commenosd on
sstafday There gre hres prisoners yea 20 ry. Stevens
who u still IN dangerous condition from his wounds
Cook. and WIN. Harrison, arrested at Carlisle who wa,
on Saturday taken to Chsrestown on requ.tion from
Gov. Wise. W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
OUR RELATIONS WITH GREAT pnrrAIy

WAsHIsGToS, WOW. bThe tate Of our relations With
England y causing considerable talk In diplomatic circles
hr. II ia well known, as have already informed Yau
va, The tone Of lord John husses last despateh IN
not pnly unpleasant hut was dictatorlal 10 high
degree Iu perusal IN Cabinet council gave rise 20 q
good deal Of feeling and the impression Of MI the
Der. was that should be replied 10 clearly aud pointed
", IN the spirit IN which IL couched General
Casss letter 20 Mr. Dallas the subject, assured
BY those who have seen H. s masterpieces OF logical rea-
sonug snd clearly proves right 10 the island and
sistans the gallant Harvey You need be surprised
20 hear that sharp words have passed between Mr. Dallas
and Lord John Russell and that minister has deter
mined 70 close the legation and Como have.
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Our COTTON Tr.as With Grea. britain

The following Statement which The Washington Cow
Situation condenses from the British Official custom house
shows the regular increase in the Importation IT,
Great Britain Of American Cotton, and the gradual
diniauiiOu in the Quantities supplied by all other coun
tres
RAJ Cotton iobov.s9 iEto Grcat Britain, from asia
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEs.
b r Y A MS
PULMONIC WATERS

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Odd. AsAmo. cesss~pasa A,esoASss n. -
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Sbrs TAroaf. a., "a e.--.
rHEk Waters give The nstantaneous ana ,.ve.-s
pe'evsd With according reetosa never ~, "a AZ
iee Pd and iasdas s.sands have been r,,.eS A.
perfect health Who have tried other vain 10 Al. e,
eonsuuons hey are equally bies.ins and eure-poo.
nsed despair no natser hov long the may hav. exed
severe may be- provided organic STRUCTURE Of N.
not hopeey dscayed Every ess ams,ed ,houIa
give them an impartial trial 2 - 'EEI 1
To VocAlHs AND Pusl,o ssslxrs thess wsfers s,.
vaiasble ney vii In DAT rsmov. the uo., ,.x.,
and Their regular for fs~ days win Al an tine.
the power and nexiby voice. rreaiiy
onpa and eIsarnesa for which purpose ,hey are r.su
larry used b. many profsssisnai vocalist. -. .
JOE hosEs. Sole Proprietor,
..I. U |.-..- Rochester, Mex FORK
naisss sss Per box For sale By sirsp.es. Duuu
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.T.44.7lO I. 7s7Il4 6.327

The following presents the values ESTIMATED the
rate OF - &c the pound teng) of the Cotton imported
into Great Britain during the months ending Jolly
81, of ;he years