New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

go az d Try t1'l I have got in my own hSase iosN
OF lair from tie temple Of Old John Brown. sent me
by sayeholder q, Norfolk the testimony Of his syn-
rally ard resi- ect fer the bis Com mon wesith a.
about 10 Lsr <; and from B,ltimore Mans him hsa
Larger SUN q an most meu would tbink ~ giying 70
this very funo-eI.t me by slsvehoder OF Baifi-
more for The John Brown fund. lApp,suse md
h;sees, and cries Of Name hm."l No! mol msn-
heed il not extinct scuth OF Mason and Daxoas
lne only there is despotism reigns there whiss
m a. men fear utter what their hearts really tcei
IAr, lause. and ciy OF That's iiel Old John
brown. hftcd upon the Jbbst, sacred for the oen-
tnri,s became be has coEsecrated is, wh' draw 70
him every honorable soul in these Mates, Ne we'd
as ons; and when the reeaseTs ut the heal OF p'i.
tics rpderiake 20 threaten that they viii walk out OF
tie Upiol-the reason they won't 20 70 because me
teople won' LEI then. l No. that is not TIE reason
M, good friends. il you should ever zee the towns
Ioof sersrating from the town. the next act w'n oe
I nth Carolina gong out OF the Union tProlonged
suRhter aTplsuse and hlsses.l Why, long before ~
is doie, our generous friends on the left must lend
them 20 bny cr'iieh's, for She cannot get out OF Ses
NJ without assistance. say this from no mere rnois-
uoniade; | say il in the humble spirit OF Northern
alo- TIE spirit Of that free labor Of these States
which Knows that, by the law - God, wickednes
is weakness, ard that by his sublime conn-s's
desrotR m can never pay. As old John Brown said
in his jail when men told him that his efforts
ad been a failure; Ny dear SIR, VIII
icy" He knew it. Slavery WI nos pay:
i slua,s cheated. God never allows wickedpsss .
lead 10 prosperity Il leads 20 bankrup ey IL cannes
90 anywhere ee. Take this very city Your own
ciy. Men leTe with their brains inhertng The cab
tuIe of half dCzeu centuries, and. Emerson SAT-,
with more brains in their hands than most men have
in u cir heads. You work all day--you chidren
woik - your wives work - you harness the ele-
II cuts ard send the lightning Gu your GRAND
an when YOU havedone, at toe end OF the year how
much do YOU lay upl Why. six ger cent OF your
capital, seven or eight, q Little nine at the beus
Every one works. But here 10 the b astful State OF
South Carolina with the majority OF her citizens IN
,laIs OF course with no motive 10 work. You may
luy the slaves nuees-you cannot buy h's heart
Tie consequence is he will not work, and the
whites won't. IL Four millions OF bale.. Stop a bt
ms friend and let tell this story: When shat Boo
I, wife went d,wn to John Browns prison, and sd
CT ding the sabre-cut in bis coat young Virginsn.
fouhltis enc Of the first families llaGyhtorl,
On being informed that Capt Avis had retired TO lee
j hn Brown and her talk old times, insisted looking
IN Ut tie window. One gentleman requested am 10
90 away. He did 80, but returned again. but the
vii of woman got rid of hin. Having finished her
7, edewoIk sbe turned round. AMI said she get me
b ush to clean this WITH and the proud chvalry
OF n State was livid with rage thai he had been
asked TO do anything ufeiu that he went on and was
not secn again Tor q half hour. Ilaughierl Tbs Is
- ecin,en of this white race Loud cheers by the
row DIV rant Of the audience. ! say, then, uiat IN
ire Cardinals sic blacks amount 70 about onehalt
The Consequence s That South Carolina is bank
rnp N the end e every year. One man cannot sup
rot three on his shoulders. II she shoaldgo oal u
II Union to-dayif yOu should lend her the erntches
to 10 outwben sbe has got out what has she psstso
dol She has got to ei her government slk iof wsns
OF MOI ey to support is. Why, men say that john
Brown : enierpTifo is failure. The Commonwealth
of Virginia has gone into debt Of half a million
of dollars to Iut him down, and she Will nsyer
nav tic first red cent OF that debt, and cannot.
IIii,ses and applausel II be did not beat her with
bnlkts he stfansled her with expeuses--the shrewd
Yankee that be was-borI in ConnccEieut--be took
The state Of Virginia and cheated her cut OF the slave
3, stem. But was speaking OF Carolina, she has got
either TO rink into bankruptcy she has got to edo
cate her slaves. Now to educate slaves, man mighs
AZ II heat locomotive to white heat get astr'de
of il and drive into powder-m"g'zine, uni souso
Carolina knows it--knows il to-day, when she makes
the threat that she will walk ont " the Union Shs
kn,ws that il is only 10 make New-fork ana Phita-
delpla merchants, wbose souls never 30 home oven
10 dinner but stay in their ledgers- aughter-
wboee return in the month is two per cent month.
aud whose idea of ethics is proft--not as-asina-
ton flats r-tbai Is John Brown. Ike TO crap
pie it. Yes that is VIA, each aye ma; saa :.
wi,ked laws under their feet Now, that is Just
where We stand. John Brown said, These l wa
SIC unnghieons, therefore they are no iaws
am felon and hangs appeal 20 the next gsa-
Grafton. Ii that generation says that am not fsion;
that Virginia was piratei that Am murierer--
John Brown may wait for that sober second
Of Que.tion.l When John Hancock left Boston In
I77S, bis nghful sovereign raid be was traitor;
when Joseph Warren fell ut Bunker Hill, ais rlghfui
sovereign Raid he was rebel. yoleo-"Who
wac bis soyeregni'I George III. Yes. and by
a better law than dusking Virginia has got in all
her slatue-books. voice-" Would you compile
John HancOeks name With John Brownsf You might
ss ell ,oupls yourself with honest man. No,
indeed, DO not couple John Brown aud Joseph
WaneL--not bit. Joseph Warren Is not tall
enough in that Heaven where he sits to-day, u
not tall enough to touch the hem Of the garment Of
John Brown Of Hsrpers Ferry. Joseph Warren was
an hor eft mani Joseph Warren Was patriot; Jo-
selh Warren was brave soldier-an honest citizen;
but John Brown is more than all that. A voice;
"a lar no matt what L IA la
utterly Indifferent. Ray Joseph Warren was only
soldier; nothing more. II John Brown had been
shot at The door OF that Armory tho world would never
have known that be was any more than Joseph War.
rem: but God in his providence sad, Come up high
er-I will melt million of hearts by that old Puritan
soul" Great confusion, during which man wiis put
oui.l was going 10 answer question II you WIN
A VoIcE-I want TO know who constituted John
Brown Tie Judge OF the laws OF the United States
" hell er they are constitutional or Unconstitutional
Whether be, by bimtel with the few friends he had
then at Harpers Ferry, deluded ike hlmsst whether
lie constituted judge Of the laws Of the United states
Mr.. PaiIIirs, rcsumng--If the audience care,
will give an answer to that question Cries Of Mo-,
- Yes Answer" Rel Yes he was. God made
him Judge when be made him man Every
human being is bound TO judge Of the rghteous-
ness Of Law before he obeys 1t. Loud hlsees
ard cheers.l If big conscience tells him
him It "a unrighteous, he has no righ; obey IL "A
voice How ia it with criminal tried by tho lxwsof
bjs country 3l John Brown had right 70 judge the
Slave laws u Virginia on that account You are curing
here to-Dz IT, ana you say John Brown had no rshsD
interfere with musk cts IN the mntter. Well ask you
then WHY DO You ipferferef Your sixteen muskets
held no the master his twenty two, tried 70 hold mp
the slave--which il best. "A VOICE. That . NOT
lazy ~ Law Il nothing brt The parchment, win the
h.yosets Behind r. The laws OF the United States rest
on bayonets and you pay Tor them. II you eolld sc
neutral if you didn't support Slavery IN any degree.
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