The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

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understand that copies OF these documents viii be
transmitted To beth United states Senators, with
vew to their taking such action in reference " Senator
Wilson'S completely in treason as the terrible nature
Of The offence demands h to be hoped tho Senate will
expe him upon proper proof Of bis connection with this
.Lao, which, of oouyss, can be had by summonng
Wright before committee OF the Senate
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. %, 1869.
Tie Disposition tobe Node Of Jvhn Bros Body Arrest
and Inn r,sonnent Of Canrassr for the Eclectic KagG
.'ne Organization Of Vigilance Commixess in the
| Eate-No Expression Of Sympathy from the Nortys-
fgo,ts tor the Pardon Of Estrass from Letter
Of SAT- Officer of the First Regiment Of Vvoinia
Vunter Nop at CAdrcso,cM-Wise and the Press.
| dency, dc.
In compliance with the request of John Browns wife,
made by her Of Governor Wise recently the body Of
husband win be delivered TO her immediately after the
execution. What disposition will be made of the bodies
Of the other convcts has not been ascertained. It Is
probable that they too, viii be delivered over to their
friends If any application Is made for them.
man named Rood, who has been for some time en-
gagged in Virginia for the Eclectic kagasse
was arrested at Charlottesville few days ago. ON suspi-
cion Of being abolition emissary. On examining his
person papers discovered which went far confirm
the suspicious that led to his arrest He brought
| fore magistrate and committed TO await further
examination before called Court of Justices It behoves
Northern coming South this time TO be cautious in
the expression Of their views upon the subject which
agtates the people SO generally. Virginia Ia CALLED
by the ndgntes and insults recently offered her as o
ton of the of that old wretch John Brown is
utterly needless, moreover for any to come South
to in behalf Of any Northern enterprise Any
application Of that character would find little favor now
il would rather tend to excite those TO whom may be
addressed and wond certainly be met by very emphs-
uc negative response There SEE ms to be universal pur
pose cut of all business and social intercourse with tho
North And this feeling is not the result OF any precou
ccfted movement but spontaneous resolve reaching to
every individual no matter what position he occupies
This sentiment will be developed in organized and
substantial form by and by.
Vigilance committees are being organized in every
county, town and village of the Commonwealth. The
following preamble and resolutions, adopted at highly
respectable meeting of the citizens o. the counties Of Ma
olson and Culpepper held recently place called To-
Dale, viii suffice show the object Of these vigi
lance committees The sentiments they express may be
esteemed fair index Of those uttered at meetings held
elsewhere for similar purpose and in fact of the gone
raj sentiment of the State
Whereas in view Of the troubled OF the times
and The n 40 made our peace and happiness
that we have reason u believe that our country
4c Of The .'1sDs Of Madison aud culOepper deem
especy the protection Of our peculiar institutions adopt
l. That Vigilance Committee DO appointed whose duty
a be .. sp .Do,s a s
may Sem 10 them 10 be eapediepL
That be considered the duty Of each member of this
meeting % exercise the utmost vigilance In aresng
dvdual OF suspicious character and In handing him
the Vigilance oaniee and that every citizen be
cooperate with third resolution naming twenty sly
gentlemen = Vigilance Committee, then adopted.
similar meeting was held in Luray Page county, and
Vigilance Committee, consisting Of hirtytwo, appointed
for the same purpose Meetings have also been held in
Rockingham SHENANDOAH Orange and other ooun
ties each of which has organized its Vigilance Committee
Volunteer companies also being RAPIDLY Organized in
every town and village Of the State
It's subject Of very general remark here that while
thousands Of letters have to the State Department,
sympashizing with John Brown and seeking pardon for
him, and thousands threatening Gov. wses life in
the event Of Browns execution, not single letter Of
encouragement sympathy with Virginia this conflict
of condemnation Of this vanous aggression upon hor
rights has been received The inference to which this
naturally leads is that there Is sympathy among
Northern men for Virginia the South and this couvic
ton fast ioosenng the bond Of which heretofore
hpsU fno