New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

ea,ely refused TO make known 70 the NOUS "
gentleman from Ohio While we were thas engaged
ks carriage came and he left me- ,..,
These the only times ever saw MN Whit
in bis lectur. nor in his conversation, did he sy one
word 20 his having any associates, or assistants, OF
aru- nor did be speak OF Virginia or Harper srerfs'
or of organization, Of proysionAi go'eruu't"'
10 believe that any men, save ms asso'aTs, ~
information those subjects; nor do ceieVe ne nAd
any established plan OF action when he was IN ohloi
hut this is opinion merely. -ee the teiesrip. us
patches represent that some informed MI br9Nh
or somebody else thar j. Il. c.. hat taken tnre,
hundred dollars stock, &c. II will hardly be supposed
that would reply TO such an intimsticn from 40
ANONYMOUS writer, directed 70 an synonymous person
THIS report will yun no favor where l am known;
No man viii here believe ever gave thr.e hundred
dollars 10 Can't Brown any other man. did. how
ever. understand that Brown was in the West;
that be- led the party which rescued Doc
tor Dow. who had been kidnapped IN kans,is
and taken % Missouri. That subject IN
which took deep interest and understanding tha' ne
was in want OF money. gave three dcas to has son.
| think there was not DAY from the time that Browns
son Wa, murG. nd in Kansas 70 thai OF ms capture az
Harpere Perry thar would have hesaiedt to gave
LIN whatever money had If assured that he WAS IN
want But little dreamed that this three dollars wa
to fi on, "A military expedition with arms. ammunition
AID men. capture harpcrs Ferry. effect the conquest
of the Old Dominion, strike terror 10 the Executive,
aud impsrril the Government. OF stephenr VINO WAS
said 10 reus. giving relating To me. have no
recollection or knowledge whatever. he may have
seen me often. may have spoken 10 me. Nhen ei'
home the capture OF Brown had been known some few
DAYS but had heard ntlmaton that any man nom
that county was with him. And now, having stated
the facts would SAY that il G.rTt Smith and other
men contribute money and for Brown nnd MS
party with the full knowledge that his intentions were
lust as Brown himself states them 10 have bccnthai ~
the Liberation OF slave without he shedd ng Of hoodoih
erwise than Of those who endeavored To holdhe slaves
in bondage-they certainly offended against no law OF
Ohio or 40 far "a my knowledge extends, OF any
other Free State. Mr.. Smith il an intelligent Chr stan
gentleman, who knows his rights and understands hi-
duties To God and mankind; and if he does not know
them better than his asSailans. ne ought 10 be cent
South and hanged when there. have been PANIED al
seeing the efforts of editors and Scnsation Committees
reprr.entug Mr.. smith ia guilty Of crime. and about
10 be sent for bv Gov. Wise OF Virginia 10 be taken to
that State for triad. These things have exhibited AN
ignorance in THE Christian land thar little dreamed
of. Indeed. the idea thar a man, il guilty OF viola
ton of law in New-lork must be- sent 20 Virginia for
trial il but an illustration of those minds who, though
living in the Free States, look to the South for regi-
ou- moral, and political direction. They had better
.tudv and know their own rights before osssiling
those of their fellow men. To them would say the
lover of liberty are informed on this subject. The
time for frightening men has gone by forever Such
men are behind the age. They may he compared 10
those whom Swedenborg says he met IN the spirit
world. who although they had been there twenty
Thirty and some OF them forty years, had not found
out they were dead.