The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27
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r,si<, witch after few days s'gn oenoettrate, hr
,.u casly MAINTAIN hBsen IL the Aicshauies, ard ssa
hh Ns~ i1gand ln tsssns would in the s,clntimo eat
Nmtlcrr t,oveis'n tor stare tranquility oyesthrow
40 Iaosav-ry adm,asr alton. The ooutendesi, o,ui
,si f.. M the worry uhsure thu ~ dsi,ient IN OF
-isTaaD and exlsrsLct, woad, under such 3ystxa
r,oesd DO eaher iasia Tia pan, would ..p ",
J,ud q control or any con'soAwh.s Il would bsooas
rc.Ac Of mere sraiiy ni' would as,edly be suppressed
rRt1GN INTERVENTION.
On the other hand considered fsitdgn nter
not misssabb As 10 the dream 0f u Northern tinv3.
| Mn, eonsisr Is MS a total faaoy. Browns New Ras
0Ia friends would have tbs courage 10 shox thee
selves. long the Issue doubtful 500 my ls,tx
| WILL xArvkxy Plan
Alter days u discussion, Brown whom yoa ritersLs
undesiMed ID your letter of tho 10th, enjoys your eslo
UGicuce) arluseccd Or frigned u aclui,>cr
puget =! hd "'he wen nAstrcd plaS." conssated -
sakc tina, concssec0 mutual ca operation aai
~ osei, crate " the lloepectAve committee of sys
ra,stcd, however my or'ginsl plan ~ st.mp,lra, ua
alhy by ything else Your assertion that want
'she tie nsnsg' atut 10 wholly anfoua.ed, my as'st,sa
uIsn csGmitttt u maaX, mcnt conclusive thst
| head. John hrwn, had hs becn truthful mighI have
ben moiai m somc capscsy almost every might If
nssl,th be useful " sono place whereas tho man
| naL b. mkchevcus IN another place. This mixed pan
N ahkh am compromised moro than you (lyng you
do II s'eht) having bsen deasi,eIy settled upsn
dsoy the right Il OF YOU or any oue from caprioo or
sIseuMt, to set ASIDE i the Brown projct, pure And
simple or for any Other 4 V breaoh u conf ieaco
whh will not tok rate, especially when your arst
" asssi my own family. You must DO worse than Ia.
sans-you mlst DO depsavsd-t0 expect Il u mo. Now,
The ntended mixed plan, or even my own project II
tt.uIe1es IN connection with any II you, because can
pace NO more faith In New England humanitaraps.
LIT BROWN TRv
NY nsst thought after discovering Browns oomphdry
| = he New England breach Of faith was-kt hin try
though Justly Triated at the horrible my
emily, did not, till towards the end Of April ustet
syllable, even 70 Mr. sanborn. which might 70 ohos
he supplies. spoke 70 but aboitobis for some
weeks after my arrival here, and no thought much
did On recosderns the matter with other aboitionists.
they advanced such sound reasons that conceived nv
| u must De stopped.
BROWN SHOULD HAvs nxxx sroppxp
| The moro reflect this become confirmed IN tbs
olihhn Of the lat named aboit onist-lst because
mai who devltes from truth betrays his as,ocste ami
Humanitarian enterprise; ri. because b own with ne
brotcd mind and limited instruction has the capacity
project which no and bis conicderaes have in their
hsacs not likely to succeed, bit IL merely suite lor
grand speculation In the sudden rise Of cotton the *
Changes; 18th. Because OF tho hands engaged BY
HIM are kighly ohectionablcfor exampe:-when d.
in tho first Kansas troubles he was h, A.s own, mon
| soited had helped to rob him has been engaged
for the reason that he did audac,ous act,
| going with three others 10 Missouri to the hous,
q another John Brown, whence they took money and
hos,s, after the troubles IN Kansas over AMI r.
had lett thence they went another did the
like manner and though pursued they 20, away with tho
booty Reprsals and foragng for the common stock are
Justhaoe IN war when ordered BY the directing power
but such things permitted be done by individuals for
pri,ate gain constitute brigandage; the robbery OF com
iaooe is, however, the worst OF all piAage. remon
|
told me he bad already done this admiration for tho
| desperate feat elaced every other feeling
BROWN TO DE STOPPED AND DsARMEs.
| For these and many other call you and
your aseocates to stop and TO take from him your
arms, &C. lhave right TO exact this, aud DO eA.cts
IL yGuT assertion that TO stop B would demo al
bettay echo what the aboioniss here say, that yoa
90 hot, by taking from him your arms 40, stop bim
beray them for this the anotionists pd
they have right 10 be heard.
COTTON srEcurATIoNs PREVENTED
II has besu written that there Is nothing under the
sun. The Irc,eIb wrong; you have Lard down new
doctrine he who stops traitor and SO prevents bis
ulst B. Co. shall speculate the rise cotton.
Some may say, why NOT et them mako little money
Il won't harm the Cause" say Il will, because pru-
dufnce may demand that the initiative be unexpectedly
hurried forward or may he essential that be deferred
some weeks, even mon hs but Speculation necessats
that the panic seZe the market exactly this precon
day therefore, manufacture that fraudulent rise
the ultimate success Of the humanitarian move would
man, the fun torce u BIS proposal did not strike
| me- I'LL I inquired, In Conversation how Law
70 aaSanos and - :, a sasaI .4 in
which the whole trade aud not that arm alone inter
atoms, well wer,h 500 600 sc. within
time change o. duties, which would enable tho specula
s'rs to realize 1--WE or ten times that amount
LAWRENCE SPECULATION.
Then he whole cotton scheme re-appeared before mo-
ana the recollection that H. had told that Mr. Amos
Lawrence had promised him 5, 900 whenever actual
hoetii,es should be commenced, brought to my mind
| other reflections Thus inqutcds speculation in human
blood for he gre Of dollars shall sou,how
he stopped-tbough you coey tell Issop j. BE-,
tray because win not let certain persons betray To
the sboi'ienisis say,Yon must yourselves unto
II you at the call Of New England hama.
ntsans you will shed blood for the soils beuet OF
New England specuafors and the free coloec people may
very likely be re ensaved.
TRACTS FOR TRooPs-
You have strange notion Of what II grntlemany
you have Of what s jest Last autumn when askod
write strong tracts addressed to the United States
the border rans, complied with the request, anu the
productions were pronounced TO be admirably adapted 70
the purpose was urged TO continue them, ani because
they suited you and yours nothing was hined IS 70 their
beng ungentemany that that which cometh out Of
the mouth dehic,h the man and him only"
| TliE sEyEs DEADLY siN5.
But now that with the same pencil your
picture amidst outrages than those OF the border
rufaLs, iepetfated upon and my family by you and
your iates you snddesy discover that tha, winch
! oonictb dat of the mouth deuleth tho and him
ouiy.v l. however maintain that the impurities within
the heart such fascbood cruelty pride, hypocrisy
and the sacrcing OF innocent children, ele tho man
ard Tot the words which necessary 70 denoanco such
horrible crueltits and crimes.
| nor CHARITY, but JusrcR
/ l am not begging charity OF you. demand what Ia
due me, and that my children, barbarously l-ussd
ard ta<ned into the street, be restored ~ their comforts
just they before you broke your compact Tbs
suberfuge, that you personally made engagement with
me- il degraceful you Yon and your fellow commit
tee agreed 10 furnish to B. sundry MEANS and told
him TO find 'somebody" to perfect the preparations
to carry on, certain plan. am that 'solae
body" and it very silly in you to imagine that
the plan could be perfected and my cooperation
secured without my understanding anything about
| U- Eis 10y VSSupduDHs, w WINCH suppoTb;u my
family iooehy but firmly trusted your fulfilling
your engagements My children IN Europe were, while
the West turned starving into the street-rufiaus
not frequent exclusively the Missouri border. Re
specng the for the distress Of my family which
you for tho st ne express can only say that the
misery has been caused by you and yours and If tho
real would have been shown by having i'm.
nedatey fol- warded funds TO Fris instead Of which you
caet about for for doing nothing aud select tho
singular and jeeutca prcxt that stand in the way
! Of your dong what is right What, my anger In
February, 1858, 10 valid justification for you aud
committee
| (Is67) neglected 10 fuidl your engageuentS How
| cxact exemplihcation OF tho fabH OF woR
picking quarrel with weaker animal for troubling the
water up stream. VII not be silent Has any thing ever
been done for the mild GENTLE submissive and peaceful
Of the Fugitive Slave Protective Society do
irsuded out Of 81 500 by the dissolvpg committee for
the hundreds OF others cheated by the bogus hnanit
1 riansS
DRYRAupyD ns rRrYypA
In this very city find that the printer OF tho (anti