Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-31

bio treatment OF my lhhliy, utu not, ui ""WIHs
the end Of April utter syllable. owe to Mr..
Sanborn which might tend To check the supplies.
| spoke to but one nbutionist Tor some weeks al
tor my arrival here, and he thought much as did.
Ga reconsidcring the m itter with other abolitioI-
i.ts, they advance snch sound ,sons that con-
ccivod my first impression to have been erroneous
and thoy sny TINT II. must be stopped.
wnY BROWN SHOULD HAVE BEEN STOPPED
The more reflect the more become confirmed
in tho opinion of tho Inst named nbolitionistlst.
Because u man who dcyiaies from truth. Letiays
his associate and illtrenis friendly fam should
not no trusted with any Humanitarian enterprise.
ID Because Brown. with his bigoted mind and
limited instruction has not the capacity n ecessary
to direct such nm enterprise. 3d. Becnusc the
cru 10 projects which he and his ooniedermtcs have
in their head il not likely to succeed. but is mere
" suited for grand speculation in the sudden
rise of cotton on TIM exchanges. 18th. Because
some of tho hands engaged by him aro highly OBJ
lrctinnnble--fur cxamplc-whcn Is. was IN Tho
first knnsns trouble, he was. by his own men, rob
bed of horses. &c. Now. II young man whom he
asserted helped to rob him has bccn rccngnged
for the reas that he did an audnc.oas act, going
with three others to Missouri to the houae Of an
other John Brown, whence they took money and
horses, after tho troubles in Kansas were over
and B. had loft thence they went to another house
and did in the lkc manner, nu1 though pursued
they got away with the booty. Rcp,isal, and TO-
raging for the common stock nre iustfahle when
ordered by tho directing power but such things
il permitted TO be done by individuals for private
gain constitute brignnanGc; the robbery Ut comra-
dos is. however, the wort Of all pillago. ,oinon
strated against the engagement Of TINT person.
but u, told mo he had already done this ndmi
ration for the derp rate fcnt cfacod every other
feeling.
BROWN To nE srorrep AND pisARMip,
For these aud many other reasons | call on
you and your associates to stop Brown and to
take from him Your arms, Be-. | have right to
exnct this, and do exnct il. II Your i,serti III
that to stop Brown would denounce nad he,ray.
| echo what the nhuli,ouists hero say that If
Won do not. hy taking from him your arms, 40,
STOP him. you betray them; for this concerns
the abolitonis,s, und they have right to be
heard
Forbes ADVOCATES MS owS Plan
Tho wide circulation among nhulitionl It's my
project of slave stampcles muy be very vantage
Qua. because it may lead to its adoption for 1t is
81 practical that even th' ugh general id If tho
plan were. through any impruaenrc before exscu-
lion. To reach the cars Of the pro -lhver,c they
would not find it mn easy matter to prev mt II, not
knowing the precise sp,t whence the first Tor
ncxt) lot would he spirited away. Thep',n would
really be hitting slavery blows which it could
hardly parry. and which must nrqduce IL great Of
feet and. M that it be done, | chro not who
cnmpshes the object. Abpiitionists must. how
ever, in tho interest ui tho cause understand that
| Drown ana MS nsSucla'r New fnSInnu hpccnntore
cannot DO trusted to undertake nny project, be.
rause they have pet scheme Of private gain to
| crafty. For this reason it should also b. under
stood widely thnt tho secret service fund which
you and yours collect prole-sedly for the prosecu
tlon Of the "wellmotuIcd plan" is not Tor that,
but is for the creation Of II cotton panic through
| the alarm Mt probable interruption or n sensible
| 'mnnlion of the supply. which panic. before
hand known 10 you and yonrs rs IA thing about to
be, would at one sweep bring from tho exchanges
-acks Of dollars into the Golfers Of half dozen
managers. at the expense "l the abolition cause,
the blood ot the slaves aud tho liberty Of the free
coloTcl people.
Finding that b. hal deceived me- and laying
heard you highly spoken oi i,y an estecmn friend
# mine. did for some time think that possibly
Brow. might be dcceyng you and nigh be act
,ng without your concurrence. Your letter ol the
l0!h instant sets that Mt rest. for you declare un
derng the same) that he OBJ enjoys your entire
confidence. Your assertion that you are not re.
sponsiblc for his il cowardly shrkiny Of rc-
"pnnSiblity. and is II Simple absurdty in regard
10 erch acts as you ARE knowingly furnishing him
with the means to accom- plish Snct reasoning IL
On par with yonr presumption thnt have no
claim you because you did not personally on.
saSc me to go West. but lett that 10 your confden-
tai agent to do, and you did not know me TO DO
.hH ''somebody" who was engaged to g.
II. FORBES.
To DR.. S. q. ITowE, NJ D., Boston, Mass.