The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

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Company F., tho Montgomery Guard the Blues and us
German Rss, descepded from tho ears at the
the Fair groahd and marched into The horse track,
where they fnYSns1 into line N few Governor
Wise wuh one u lis AIDS, Colonel s. T. Bayiey arrived
IN carriage atha judges stand, aud thence procacdcd
with escort composed OF the Presiden, OF the Central
Agricultural Society, the narshais judges, aud other
prominent ciseRs Of the State 70 positon Ia front o
the me. A. gwen signal from Colonel r r. August
who commsndeds tho Governor, with his all, reviewed
the re,nea--the band, mesnwhia play ing appropra.
airs Ihe enthufinsm which ths display excited was in
seDse Every man pfcseOt felt though he desired 70
share tbc lnitasy honors nf like this, and
afrw fst susie pride IN the grand disply which
resunsd his posia among the crowd Of gentlemen
accoug vied him, and there witnessed, with manifest
pride ao n,sTes series Of evoiuops by the regiment
He ircq suty confessed that at time srce his accea
fior 70 ice had be Witnessed such grand display ON
the part ot thu reRment, and bore aering testimony "
the tDe military bearing and efficient dll OF the several
ccppnies Sibce the organization or the First Rgimens
there Was nc such turn out they made to-day
TIE sma sss sompay " the regiment nambsred a. last
Halpers Ferry rebellion seems " have Inspired
nis,,ary sprh herstofore unknown 10 Virginia. and
" only IN 10 hceIkson. Before month from this time
should not " surJgsed the strength of the volunteer
force Of this city aspc would amount W fifteen hundred
.s =. ue On ans PR oer srv
ctnpaLes arc beng ganised which will rival ia num-
bers, at least, any In existence. foreign Of
Eve years duration could hardly beget such military
spirit have resulted from this Harper's Ferry
event The State pride Of Virginia is fully aroused, and
there Is in addition peculiar sensiivrnees upon the
slavery questoA-whch Is the basis OF this nsurrecion-
sufficient Of - 70 give an impulse ~ the chvarsus
spirit o. tn Od omn,on, and arouse 70 the utmost
pch OF enthusiasm Believe che Is up and stirring
Governor Wise received despatch last night from the
superintendent Of the arsenal Harpers Ferry request
ing him 70 send supply Of and ammunition to
prepare for another apprehended attack TIE Governor
aRo received dispatches from New York Informing him
Of s n aas city q ,05ce % = resea
Of Vhgina by the Governor Of Pennsylvania The Go
believes the apprehenscns Of the superintendent
This movement in New York, which supposed 70 have
formed the bass Of the alarm had reference TO the
cue Of Cooke and his associates. and another
attack the arsenal, seemed to be ap
pretended The Governor, however, forwarded on re-
cept the telegraphic despatch hundred muskets
he arsenal t NOT projected BY The force now on hand
he Wnl order sn the st regiment Of Virginia volunteers
from this city TO take posseasoD Of and defend IT, He s
determined that ahall be source of terror to the
nghborhood and instrument Of death in the hands Of
the enemy Strange the Superintendent Of the arnory
"a ederal insttuon should have 10 telegraph to the
Governor OF the State for TO defend fro further
attack This is very generally commented upon here,
and regarded a strange anomaly. The first authentic
information Of another attempted oray will bring Wise
himself to tho scene, with all the available volunteer
force Of the State and II il rs deemed necessary order
put final stop " this rebellion be will scOur the c0un
syIsanss ~, sss' : 'D' ss'' 1'''' :" n'N Ala is'A
ing letters Of anonymous character from different parts
Of the North Many of them betray degree Of fanah
cis malice and hatred OF the South, which could hardly
be supposed TO exist even among two different nations
Some Of them threaten vengeance upon Virginia If she
dares TO punish Brown and hs traitor confederates
while others detail the plan Of attack Axed upon for the
future
have been permitted copy the following specimen Of
these revolutionary documents, which give uerbdtsm,
pBuApEarulA, Oct. rs, 1859
FRIEND GovKRsox:-I take my peu up 70 tell you whole
the wholesome truths viii bear you relate will open
your eyes little. You and the Southern people must
not lay to your souds Governor that haro Is more
spirNs rs brave and determined old Brown, North,
yes and South when the proper time srives WI hear
YOU on oSn sns Ss but ass
the best who have been with him doubted his discre
uon-his tactics. lie had 70 much self esteem When
out In Kansas be would face hundred men htuReh VIZ
and have got with the co0ness and forethought
Of Washington, with the dashing cunning Of Marion
pr saribaht rnmes that the mountains OF Virgins
win be familiar With before tenn years vas believed
hearnbous by all the Virginia mountaineers, old Brown
70 ne oo ea
tharc Governor, with fty brave fellows pulled
| trigger; all white men who have seen service
scmewhare You Southerners OF late have been in
the habit Of coming hear get up crowds this
and that hlebuster expedition. should reap the
grumbe. You may make Out as well you did in your
Kansas frauds and folleys. Oh Governor that was
mes. mes. Only think il old Brown had two hundred
white men with him, be could have retrcated
10 the mountains with all the arms and arnunon and
held them until reinf0rcemens arrived, and they would
have arrived by hundreds If he could have made sad
for month; Us it is he showed his week points. We
know your week points and will improve them In
travelling Western Virginia, few years since, was
ST. uck with tue perfect adaptness Of your noun
tains to carry on guerle warfare by slaves wishing
liberty I have the mountains Of Switzllnd and
Tyrol, whoes sides perfect vineyardso would the
mountains Of Virginia be II they could be the hands
Of freedom loving population. That can bel That must
bel God never intended that thousand yea millions
should be held idle by handful OF lazy dreams
while the negroes scarce have food and raent Sir the
Revolution Of Independence must be taught again
South. different class Of men going to enter
the ring Now 1t will not be the Quakers and psalm sing
ing abotioness, who would turn pale mt chickens blood.
It will be men who have sean and smet blood You
need not fear your ngcrs; we don't want them; won
trust them would leave trust Of your cowardly
as to trust one Of your half blood house ngers
Why hear In Philadelphia the half breeds will turn
pale you talk Of shedding their relations blood down
south. One thing more Governor; hurry up that Disso
luton Of the Union. We Virginia moutainers will settle
the southern line Of the Northern Free Confederacy.
There Is signature and the presumption is from the
style of address vi the heading, II was written by
| Quaker.
It is the intention Of Governor Wise to recommend 20
the next Legislature the establishment Of depots for arms
and anunons at convenient points along the line Of the
State boundary Pennsylvania Maryland and the Ohio
river. His recommendation will embrace other
Of safety, which, no doubt, viii be strictly carried
| out.
It is contemplated aso to form more perfect union of
the border Ssaee-vrgnia kentucky and Missouri, for
instance with special reference 70 thorough system Of
cefenoe against abolition orays Il ntmaled that these
States viii demand protection Of the general government
in Of Its refusal carry the into Africa. For
every citizen Of these States who may be treated Col
washington ana MF AStao have oeen tAey VIII lake AL
DOZEN and Il may be, lynch them II will come to this
the government OF this country docs get into the
hands ofsome firm who will undertake TO suppress
these aggressions and protect citizens egans grattous
attacks of the character recently witnessed at Harper
Ferry.
Understand Us determined 10 organize company in
this city the Zouave principle. They will be trained
every species Of drill which has made the Zouave
the eynonym Of military efficiency skill and darng A
gymnasium 10 be gotten for their special bene and
every facility afforded them that money The
population Of Virginia within twelve months will DO
solid body Of soldiers, armed and equipped for active
service
CARD FROM TX. G. c."
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
1853 PRrSeE SrRExT, NEW YORK, Oct. %, 1852
correspondent in your issue Of this date would infer
from the fact that prominent member Of Tho myster
GUS X G. C. is eften seen in consultation with weu
known abolitonist, who ii Is alleged
concerned in the late outbreak Harpers Ferry that