Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05

4 sectional Republican President. and We
ara Two people. for veal orIfor woe. hence !
forth and forever That il our delibe-.
rate sincere, honest belief, without Aex ]
pressing any opinion now as y whether
the Union ougM to be dissolved for suehI
cause o. not. We only say that i s'iA
be- llss--zr
AS to our recommendation iniregard
tosa taicense tax" We have to say that the
Northern States are at full liberty to res
taIiate =, in the same9way,- if they choose.
We chssrfa1y accord them the privilege
of excluding all Sonthernproducts from
Northern markets. We especially recon-
mend 10 the manufacturing States Of New
England the exclusion Of Southern Cotton
Movement Of Browns Sympaihizefs.
In our columns to-day will be found
the proceedings Ola large me4ting in the
city Of Boston. assembled for the purpose
Of raising material aidfor the benefit Of
Old Browns family. This meeting. as
we are told, was attended BY about two
thousand persons, ail heartily sympa-
ahizing with Brown and his fendish in /
surreelonary scheme. and announcing
sentiments in regard t64the future course
Of Browns sympathiaers, which cannot
but awaken the intense Indignation Of the
South and impel herfo adopt, without de-
lay, all prudent and necessary measures
for hersown protection and defense.
Il seems sas If the. hord of Abolition
madmen at the North, sustained 10 their.
movements, as they are, BY the sad and
significant silence and nontaction1 OF The
So called conservatives ins.5that section,
Mediate. and win be satisfied With, moth
ing short OF putting in practice the bru.
TAI and blood ID octrine Of Seward Is e IT.
repressible confict... Noone caa view
tfle proceedings of the Boston-nieet.
/ / hag-tke speechese its prominent actors
and leaders-the spirit whiehFchafacter-
lied the.entire mass Of peoplo then and
there assembledE-withou being struck
Niah5the wild, unressoning. terrible fanat-
5ieisn which prevails tolso large an extent
at The North. We find assembled :. can,
oiaifzing- old Brown and applaadihg Ais
wicked and nufderous iforay--not tile
RI g-tag and bob Isil population Of Boston
but preachers, literary men, the very
che Of; Boston Society One Of these
preachers 4 invoked the diyine blessing .
upon the movement they had met to for.
ward, and another, rejecting with scorn
the idea that John Brown was insane,
declared him " the sword in The hand q
higher power; the |fingerof God writing
upon the wall Of Bellshazzar's palace The
doom OF tyrants !'''--ths throwing, as
eonsem porary remarks, 3 religious hgre
dent into the boiling eauldron Of !" hell
broth, !" in order 10 make il overflow int
the fire and set tie house III flames. Il
/ In addition to these, there was MI
/ Ralph Waldo Emerson, one the literaf..
highs ofsNew England who,iin q reeen
lecture, declared that il John Brown wa
executed, IA the gsuows would henceforft
4 be as gloriouszas the cross. !" And
Their Boston meeting. singing the praise
.iof Brown and his achievements, !" whs
4 fasorite,Ss be exciaiued. ~ will he be
.fhistory l" No man dare believe" !
II added, !" that there exists IN Virgins
q osherJman as worthy to live, as deseryin
/ Eof public and privave honors. " Nov
when we see such a fanatic and despera
temper displayed BY the educated ] az
& better portiionof lie Northern people, ms
d we not nationally conclude that there
scarcely hope left Of z crushing out
II Abolition and lis emissaries, and that '
j. have indeed fallen upon times. which<d
mand Of Virginia and the South The me
/ EtvigiIaat and comprehensive pfeparatio
for their own protection and defence.
e The wild and fanatic differences of an
L I.noraahit rabble would gearry with the
I nothing lJksx the significance. which !
lrl are bound ito attach to the cool ard deli
al crate sentiments and declarations Of
IsH intelligent and educated men, WING col
le posed the Boston meeting. There "
ofI no unusual passion or excitement alter
in ing that meeting, 0nsthe eoatrafy,
i. actors seemed 10 bescaln, sensible mi
I'll and its proceedings were marked by 4
Is eornm, good order, and 4 signitic'
II earnestness. which no man can mista
u Cali them fanatic ii YOU choose baf 4
Il were also the Representa- Of the NJ
he sacIlusetts and New England people, v
is are as fanatic as themselves. With a
vel exceptions, the whole Of the New fEngfi
hof States are composed Of just such fanat
81 And there are thousands and hundred