The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30
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NEWARK, NJ j., Nov. p, 1889.
.s,,s 4, he "a goncness" among GER
s;rear sfe.lfn- g class in this commnnig'
ta as. i, has been ascer,atned tnat YIN -
Hrounr will certainly be presenter WI" ~ -
hemp crava. noswitns'ana'ns ~, "a ali the other
a,nissar,es of The devil. The pnnlie ~" n.mhs
Of ,nis city proclaim that Jonn bls~ '.',,s snd
not TO be hung: that Il woaio ~ ,,' ~ a,oted
r.,wardiy in The Nifginiaas 10 ha"k ,,.as,,n
yn.rtvr RIO thieying and murder WHO Was
~ a,ien ,,sing 10 refsses the Southsjh pVnnp -,
their lawful responsibility Ia ho' t.a .r,n,
s..,n~s In BONDAGE" II was prociaiuieu i'oi''
80 st The nuipits in this city, thal IN ,he %
s,ma.ian OF The speaker, "that ne u 40 bso"u'
e "a =. second 10 Jesus Christ IN my (his} eeu.
,aaiion.' Argument woaia oe 'u nr',,rh ,he
fanatics un.ess il should come through the
@n,ekrt nerve" or the fears OF trying me ei's
ITCHY OF hemp, or perhaps the ieai VI m"sa.s
.he Americas process he Egypuan az 10. ,
Sne been los q OF emhaiming aFphea W incur
,a.S,ts ,raxpl!opon the underground railroad
The clergy aud the seekers after once are Tue
nane Of society here; they are me ia iuae ny
ers of all stIife III the Noith ps "a s 49,,
..a,,,,ics and n,gsers" from the pulpit ana tue
rps,rom If me conservative party al the
Narth would shut up al such In their pehi-
,antiaries they would, In some degree, be an
sweriup the ends of justice, except IN q ie"
49,, a,sd and rare cases which might be i'm
nrnyad nv A soiourn in those regions where
the thermometer stands far above the Ifethihg
noint TO make what they term nell oroth'
IL is here supposed by some who nave cen
xersed with That the conservative and we'll
informed (which, tear, and it's To be lament l.
ed. is very small portion OF the Northern
people) are a sufficient safeguard 10 the SonIi
from the hordes OF vile, thieving anu murder
ous fanatics OF Yandeedom, who, IN order IL
carry out their ends, hesitate not at any DIS
honest or dsreI utabie act; hnt they (the con
ssrvatives) perform their ohiigations 10 the
South with IA speudid inactivity, ana H"fe
no fears of the Union.
The mass Of the population mere are sFihpa
shizers OF "Oid Brown,' and, 10 my surprise
the manufactors are mainly pf mat Grass
when they know that their whole business de-
s,eucs entirely on the Southern trace; 'ney are
what might be called fooi-bllnd to ther oW
Interest. These people IN amman Sa"se WI
pirate about slavery aud the oppressed aifi
cam M the S ,uth, should look at home anc
see what tyrants they themselves are. whei
Hclothed in little brief authorlty WIG
make slaves of their wives and daughters a
home They entirely overlook their oppressef
of the "Anglo-Saxon white operatives, ant
employees of the abolition ''snob afistocraue'
monopoiist manufactures, whose conoitioh 4
far worse, in most instances, for they are no
as well clad or fed Is our negro slaves.
They say they are tiee! yes, they are Tree =
to starve with their families, if they tail Il
perform ali the servilc iabor which me free
dom -skri.king masters choose 10 lay upoi
them and all for the paltry pit'ance Which i
eked out TO them. l have never witnessed
such arbitrary rule or such ablect slavery a
the South rs | have witnessed at the Nurtl
by these freedom shriekers over the iaborIn
classes They are phiianthropists with i ven
peance-"whiieued sepuichres.'
Nothing short OF cutting OF az traae 'eu
them will bring The mass OF the Northern
peopie to their senses. 1t is in vain 10 areu
with them; words do not effect their pockets
/ have been frequently asked II we edncat
our negroes and | as often reply that tina
ha
more general information, without educator
than the same class OF whites, at Inc Norli
with their education. L have seen mere NOR
haIf.staryed. ragged, ana barefoot Whi'
children this month, among these vile abo
liiionists, than have seen among the slave
at the South. L have been applied 10 on sew
eral occasions, by negroes, Tor me TO carr
them back TO sold Virginia. for they sal
they "were tired of this land OF freedom
where they could not get anything 10 do, :
have yet 10 find the first paper published !
this city that docs not favor Aholitionlsm, an
there is hardly an exception to TINS rui
throughout the State. an more than please
at the decided course you have taken IN IN
Harper's Ferry excitement. Some JsW hci
have condescended to read your truth-te lin
remarks, but they dare not breathe iilei
aloud" 1t would crafty their more ma
savage malignity to the South, II GoV. " Is
would set that thieving old John Brown q
liberty that they might echo the assertio
that sail the Virglnians are towards, and the
dare not hang him, fearing what they Woui
do They Try 10 make IL appear liitt VA
VirginIaus are unnecessarily eXcited; bu
Judging from their earnest conversation on II
subject, they are much more scared than n
people OF the South-they fearing some
their friends might be called on to answ.
what they knew OF the matter. There ro"l
hare been IA demons tra.ion made at resculn
Old Brown, il the Governor had not nav
taken the necessary precaution To prevent !
some here do not deny it.
Some OF the clergy here have recommende
prayers to be made during the dag OF the ,
of December, for Old Brown, thai, y eIecRfs'
she will be carried straight 10 HsrcfR, aad tts
hope 10 meet him here.'' l have been told tia
.'birds of feather flock together consequent
w. when they flee from this world they vii
likely meet together iii the LeXt, where the.
will probably meet with q tcGTm reception.
Business generally is quite dull here. Th
weather has been quite 1aSorabie thus tar, 10
this climate.
p. S.-They are complaining here very bit
terly about the way You all serve the North
ern drunmers.' They begin TO smell a rat;
itworks ON them equal to "Brandreihs pills.
l. L. G.