The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-12

10 assert their right 70 freedom? Why then ST.
Was 1t morally wrong to help the painting Heeaom!
Abraham was wrong in lighting like nr ,s - Ian naa
lib MSses was aa wess 70 hsp Souas%ep s ~ Of
ing from France TO aid !" wrong IN com.
freedom But win be ,ns John Sisrsse prSxa wss sas
sSe ass rss degree S least % rebel murder In
eppressors II he was gdilty oy reason - py m,y u
Sn yst ana trsnkSn @ spm nan & leaders Il the Revoton
nRon hange' for his n, n.or "ny s,a;ns c1sa
SIMPLY secanse his work was successful and be
ana NOT ee ought TO trial Bat IL had have failed
he bao fallen into the hand of King George he would
~ we swIng for his treason John Brown hal done
.he mVng OF the slavss only crime by virgnian
sau,e thing on much 'Aryer SCALE and yet we homo
h.s memory. As TO murder in the FIRST degree
who believes IT. Who're is the proofs Wher
was his design with malice prepense W tax
ifeY None Whatever. But he killed men in Kansas, i,
will be answered. Yes-but always in selfdefence
Hear bis answer 70 Senator Mason =
Mr. MASON But you killed people passDg along n
JoHs Bnewswell sir If there anything Of .ha. kin
ny p.sss N 's n.ss
even % return s, when was danger killing
we, ". regsrtsd ~ innocent could help H. yhsy
~ and DID not return il
In tho case Of Mahaa Doyle. it had been clearly
sap~I sep s mat the old ,a man was far away when
wbcd her con 70 be present adjust the around
the neck Of Brown II this the character Of the
IKE TO be her secoed husband JOHN Browns object and
impulses NOBLE for no actuated by sympathy
INC aso eesre s 0esae
be manifested Christian s7rit in all that he
dig TO- the very last, and we cannot but
What thought that in shis free land should
die as public malcactOr for attempting to hberae the
enslaved But he s gone, and the gsiows whence
his spirit took s fehs there was as were inscribed
TIE words Treason. murder, insurrecsion;' but
l.,,,. The civilized world will viii read Hamaa,.y pa
ntnai in the sight Of God than any man
or woman in Virginia who holds q slayp. He the
heaven than those Of the doctors Of Divinity who
apoogae cr slavery and attempt 70 pervet the Bible 10
took away hs Me- but though be Is dead, yet doth he
speak. His death Ike the trCmp Of judg
% ment to a the South The movement he
It's centre and tended to deprecate slave opery Ia
alarming manner AS John the Baptist to Hercd,
would John Brown be to the South After Herod mad be
headed John the Baptist he heard Of any irscu.
,ous movement bat no exclaimed Oh that's Ioha the
Baptist p aud SO ii will be John Brown, JOHN Brown,
John Brown. Tho reverend geutasmin then gave
lucid account Of the slave hsurrection in
Jamacs in 1882, under the leadership Of
Of this kind were generally undertaken ty Christian men
shape nsurrectoD failed and 2060 sa were hanged
liberated John Brown religious, prucpIes could
not De shaken Even on hs wayto the gailows, he
poor negro woman with an infant in her arms, aud
stopping he took the child and aeconatey kissed it. thus
evncpg love and sympathy which was stronger than
death he had touched chord Chr istian sympathy
throughout the world as was shown By the effect pro-
duced everywhere in the free States the receipt Of the
intelligence of his death DR.. Natson very elouuepv
concluded by predicting that before the little negro child
whom John Brown kissed shall grow up TO manhood
slavery will in Virginia, ans the spot on
which Brown hanged will bs, marked by a
monument piled up by the labor of ae two free races
That babe viii probably live it, Bunker. Hin monu-
ment was not built in '76 is Wash ngtens monument
yet built and therefore the will CO me when
honor will be done TO the memory OF man whose only
aim to strike the chains from tn captve and to let
the oppressed 60 free.
After the singing OF the Doxoogy tt large congregation