The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-03

II will be remembered tha., q short time ago,
Rev. w. q. BRowxLow. Of Tenn, went TO the
North, and had discussion on the suhject Of
slavery with a certain Rev. a. PRIME, the
champion ofabolitionism. The meeting Of their
Two References was like the collision OF two
locomotives, going At the rate of sixty miles
an hour. ERowNLow, owing to an attack OF
bronchitis, was unable to deliver his philippe
orally but twas read for him by friend, ana
was SO solid In facts and arguments, as wen
rs acridand stlngingin inyectiSe, tha' 'he Hc''
A. PRYSg was completely dsmasted, ana was
forced 10 haul In 10 port for repairs ih"'i"s
Sufficiently recovered TO receive announcer proao-
side from his clerical competitor, rarsoh
ERowSrow. In the last Knoxville Wig, lets NY
a. him ,v and half columns of grape sings.
chain shot. and canister, upon the subject OF
,hr rtarner's Ferry Invasion. He reminds ms
antagonist that in their late debate, he charg-
ell him with assisting In raising funds TO SEND
out 20 certain murderous rnfiians in Kansas.
lie quotes Grom PRySE's reply the following:
And let me tell YOU, freedom IN Kansas was
secured by firm resistance to this spirit OF siaRs
thst secured freedom in Kansas: on are greatly
n,istaken;it was 6boPIouS Qkb JOHN BRoWN
r, was beaten back, because he ard his brave band
we're on the ground to let her minions know that
il .ht Coz freedom While on THIS subject. erenss
iifise ss.nsns ,so,,Sm iam p.ehd 10 ytni. pr
rRIviLnGK. im "a Ann slartry Conrenttnon a. a.
SB5deast, ~ na9riag resolution 10 bay r,fsS Jor
him dnS htS boys mace speech IL, aIs', on
position il carried through entanStq1Sn,n1Iyy,S
the collection was taken up; ana ,U ,x r,sss
pnowsLow then saws TO the Reverend Mr.
PryNE: " Had you, rs a preacher Of right
| eousness exhorted the cid scoundrel and MS
vilIaiuous boys to repentance and faith, they
might have been religious, instead of dying In
! his disrraceful act of rebellion and going to
: hell as they doubles. have done. Shame on
| Won Won vile hypocrite! How do you feel,
yea hypocritical philanthropist, when You re-
! dect that vou have urged this old murderous
| villain on to death and hell =
The Reyercnd Mr. BRowNLow next informs
| the Reverend Mr. PRIME that he believes him
| TO he engaged in this same Instruction. He
saws that PRYNR exactly answers the descrip-
ton of one of the prisoners who escaped, and
who is said to be 'about S feet inches high J
| sallow complexion, dark hair inciining to be
| sandy. beard on his face and chin long, but not
| heavy" This description, says BRowNLow,
| suits the Rev Mr. PRYNE, and so does the
| cowardice in abscondins, and leaving " giorl-
! Gus old JOHN BROWN - to help himself.
| Il honestly believe coGc,udes Mir. Browriow;
/ -, GA have Geen at Harper's Ferry IN person, and
/ i-ulorlnuslf fed when danser stared you IN the
fee II Won were not there IN person our letters
to Glorious old John Brown are IN the possession
| of Gov WISE. showing that you were aiding ana
| abet,ing in this murderous work. hope the ietI
tiers will he published, and that requIsl ton VIII
he made upon the New York Governor Tor YOU
Should YOU be bToua ht To Virginia ana hung II WI
he curious fact. If am there ana present on the
sraEfoid To administer to You, IN your a. lHS ago
| MICS the consultations of the tIospei.
lyon rFcoeCt, that IN our discussion at
phIa only thirteen months ago, YOU notlhed me
lie Shareholders in the South would he made TO
steep vita revolvers under their Pillows at NIX nj
TINS HarpsT's Ferry insu rection rs the spennS oil
.ha campaign, resulting disastrousy to the scoun
| drals associated with you. We have PIT some oi
| Iour party to sleep with GELD ptGnfS under then
ads and others OF Won intend shall sleep VII h
| T:,,s dropnd goRr nec&y. Hoping to near from on
| soon have the honor 10 be, &c,
| w. q. BROwNLOW. .
| Editor of the Knoxville Wing"
| We trust that this epistle of the Tennessee
| anostle will have the effect of converting the
| Rev. Mr.. PRYNE from the error Of his ways
| Would that it might induce him to come on
to Virginia in person and receive the last rites
from the hands which so forgivingly offer