The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27

he harmony professor (Perre) would aid the family
nsms way ne ~s the asst person To 20 {, the helss
few lssors were owing. Al tho poict where
she h. in her musical education II
important her not 10 lose time, tor thrown back
mas consume weeks sud months u hard work to rssaia
The pace which she tho hand once out of pfas
ucc IL not easily brought an again
yoas Browns ABOLITION TREASURY.
3hao tsiny n one error, and thore may be otter
your k'i.r o. the le'h respecting tho sums rcoeived
byCsIain Brown. I,r National Committee which pro
msot $500, sent SiSn, lnei 500 you
the person who brought the $3.50 charged Slo for
penses, eavirg slto only This all Captain q. had
when soiriea hin, at Tab am that hs would
have givea M money y h. hai had hany other sipss'
s,ioo N TIE question. blame him for bs
hevuR IN the iotcn q moral obligations. only think
that h was not sriic.enty energetic in inssng upos
shc,r fshimeot Ttey ara optional 70 make bit ouc,
mads Nj Iidd, $50. on financial mission,
may have brought more IN November
skaRhr sKRsIcx
Tho $500 for saoret service you speak Of being
enough tor thc purpose, Is not enough This another
error, ano . sero one.
MALrR8srMkST sNaSn BOWEN or IOWA
will give You suother instance OF FREQ 3ato mia
conduct Last July arrived tho house OF Mr.. jesse
Brown Al the nnment j arryed young man handed
kter, whicn, having read launched ous In bit
tor nvcchves against all committeeman and managers,
every body connected With Kansas the fec S.ats
party petraed. All ths from tho friend the
He tod something about having been war or
previous guarantee for arms, he was to
angry give any clear details On tnquiring OF
tain B. and others respecting this matter learned
IN. Bowen haa really besG very Ill used. number Of
free State meD had far Iowa, these In
stscd upon having the which had boon promised
previous TO their leaving New England Tia regulations
Tor the Iowa militia, volunteers enabled ccmpanies
organyed az State volunteers 10 be supplied with
arsenal Before delivering such arms ii
requisite that slpnsibe citzen should sign a
bond Tor tbo vaine OF me that bond 70 bs canccd
after toe o",-.,.s -.n "A organised aud the otsers
ssw'ncou. - 6soa IN his IL ius, s os sa
hs N The - Aseompauies would be actually
and instant, ~se IA reqiired 30 that after tbs Off
bad gven toir receipts he would absovod
r,m any pecnIary liability, though tho companies wore
afterwards 10 march with tho arms to Kansas Mexi
90 No sooner were D. weapons produced than they
pounoe6 upon by the free State The stipulated
organization Of the companies, which would have
nothing, aud was mere formality, was not complied
with Tho mob rushed otE, the managers at the head
BOOSTING q what they would do to the border ruans and
o. the hJst summons, after crossing the Kansas
and scattered. The bond for the value Of those
arms hangs tho head OF DR. Jesse
Bowen. believe Ma, the men who did this formed
part of company who Induced engage 70 60 W.
the promise that they snooid each 6ase sbarps
rifle ON starting but VINO we're, when that came,
put Off with the that the rifles had
Albany and that they should have them Albany When
there they promised them at Buffalo; there
they promised them IN Chicago; when there they
were promised them At iowa; when there they were
PROMISES them Ia Kansas, aud then they lid not get
them. favored few in Kansas had rifles those
were generally the mosi unworthy. Captain B. during
the t"abe received 10 suppes OF any sort, though he
bax since received eome.
TIM AsounoNIsTs CHEATING EACH orHER.
This s. stem Of nsmata nent and deception is very
serious matter No cuse can be benefited oy the adhesion
Of multitude of men scramoing for spots cheating
each other The tbs number a such the greater
the evil, On tie other h,nd much can DO ac,mnIisied
by mere HANDFUL they he r0Agbie aud iae that they
can otreBd on each other Tn is percevabi- by
ing how few IN The South rule the whole United States
for though that few has sbomuablc 10 sstiin
yet The pro saveryites do sestain it, simply bccaue they
stand by each other and each Gu rely uioa his be-
ing supported You have shown your letter of tho
18th that you have worked bring about what you
sder 10 be good and useful yet you have lost sight tina;
the coGrsge 10 ieol arize popularity
being told that caumnae; bot al all risks stop
systsIn u ceceii-hold it up public gnomuy Stop it,
stop II, and you viii accomplish good than il you
present TO The 100 900 rifles. As far pos
sbie remedy the wrongs already inflicted Confidence
must bs take the place n mst.rsi. Get managers
out Of the rank and e Of tie anti slavery party then you
caa tnd materials; but let them not be who think
that ali the duties OF fulfilled when they have said
long prayer. Somehow stop the ruinons OF
ceit. Racoileci that II wolves and each
other there would socn be no more wolves; border ruff
hans 10 rob and kill each other there would be
border rufaps, aud the anti slavery party
and ch, at each other must itself Respect
fully yours, Ii. FORBES
The letter point Of date Is directed pr Howe,
noted aboiionist Of Boston. II has DO head note.
wAsms0ros, April 10, 1853
To DR. & G. HowK, II. D. Boston, Mass
SH-Snstor Sumner has read " me your answer to
tie letters be wrote to sou 10 accordance with his kind
oiler to get this matter "pu straight" He wished to
eGect that object AMI judging Of his New England friends
BY his ewp feelings he thought he could get jstcs done
TO Bot the doing Of justice entsed on tho New Eng
}sbdere tc acknowledgment that they had been wrong
pride well well had to suffer therefore the
grievance has net been 'put straight, will Is b.,
comes.
Your points in the letter are believe as follows
j Yon have entire confidence the integrity and capa
city OF Capt John Bfowg.
I You asser, tipi received 5000 for my family.
g. That received more than my services were worth.
Tat you and your committee friends made no en-
gagemeut with
s THAI you and your friends vote themselves 10 DO in
the right ind myself to be in the wrong.
That in other respect wrong, at all events
alone 10 b. me for having made engagement
With Capt B. who, nevertheless, enjoys your entire CON
fdeLce.
= That am as,onshingly unreasonable for being rri
,ed ut karniug that my wife and children latter having
beer, through the Delinquency of the New England hi
mai,ssn Obliged part with their very neceesaries)
had been eventually turned into The street without food
shelter
As regards No J. refer you enclosed copy OF my
letter 70 young John Bowu dated 3d February last IA copy
OF which was, March gwen 10 Capt J; especially
DO refer yoa TO that part explaining the differences
tween hs ta,ler and myself on the Questions which ex
peced would be AT later period decided BY the judgment
OF ar appropriate committee.
As regards No. ., l refer you to the
error; the moneys adyancetexcept $40 refunded
for my travelling expenses To Tabor and sou forwarded
by Mr. Cert Smh-having been dedicated TO other
As regards No 8 my fault that scream the
free State men" collected AT Tabor be moulded by
me into something useful
FoRBEs' INTRODUCTION A pARsoy.
Az regards No. q that IS contemplate subt9rfnge,
which reflects discredt those who resort 10 Capt B.
who enjoys your entire confda nce-made engag
with the instance Of certain free State committees
and wealthy ana leading citizens, all Of whom morally
responsible for the same, though not all OF them may
have cared u know the name OF the somebody who
might be induced 20. 1t that occasion agreed
that abandon my then existing OF support
ing my family certain sum per month for one year
being promised for their maintenance by the humanta~
risns through Capt B which sum was much ess than
was then earning Capt TO me with letter from
me Rev Joshua Leayitt, Of the New York Independent,
ana on my making inquiries OF him he stated THAI
Capt L. had means Of his 10 meet any obi
cations, but that he believed him 10 be backed by
god and f,sponsibe men, AID tina, at any rate might
repose faith his word Brown on his part trusted 10
the New England promises made him. which promises
being Subsequently broken (becanse II imagined that
the border ruans had abandoned Kansas he course
could not fuih bis compact with And when renon-
etrae, the hnmnniarians reply, I'VE don't YOU
ave made no engagement with yonp while Brown says
BE quiet; don't weaken my hand y and refuse TO
be quiet since my children being killed by slow tor
ture through the eulabity Of the hunanitaraus then
denies bis Obligations TO rather than dspcase the
Of money. Tbe humauitarans and Brow, are guilty
OF hruialify which ma he 80