The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

at large, on account Of the ranoor and pr
judce engelt cred by their wicked misrepresentation
Brown though slavery evil in ITSELF thing Offensive
God and man, 10 be put away ut all risks They do not
profess think So but are nevertheless steadily pursuing
which they must know will inevitably lead 70
scenes Of and blOodshed comparison with which
the evil that Brown has wrought sinks into Oblivion.
they and their parsans are doing the s same but in de-
TAIL along the borders every day. by sending emssa
lies erce on the negroes and aiming them ress. If
ovoriaken by which several bloody ARRAYS have aread
taken place.
Brown protested respect for the constitution and
laws because they tolerated savery-in bis eyes deadly
crime They appeal to the consiu,ion-quote il, the
devil scrptuebut preach against the compromises
the constituoD-the Fugitive Slave Inv, for instance
until they have excited m0bs TO impede, harrass impri
SON. and even put to death unoendpg citizens in search
| OF escaped slaves.
Brown was EN- nest and could not delay his work. He
believed that he was called to They abuse him, be-
cause they fear the eyes Of the people may be opened
the loa consequences Of their teachings and abandon
them the next Presidential election For proof Of their
teachings, listen 10 Mr. Stewards own words IN his mfa-
nous Rochester speech
class hai they canno. trus. the republican
lis affection Tor freedom earnestly enough. Others
s an par Mh has sS 90
what II win not do when Triumphant AS any
plan universal scheme for future action - who
have icned even he wh party Of The Revolution i
for rim independence in lii6s ! :
Lest the above should not be significant enough of the
their getting possession Of the government Mr. Seward
further saysl know and you know that revolution has
begun know and AL the world knows that revolutions
go backwards" Exactly Mr. Seward in effect says
the ultra anti slavery men, trust and give us your
votes now when we get into power we will deliver over
the South 10 you and help you ruin 4 But he will give
them pledges lest II should drive away from the
party all the respectable portion Of II.
Mr. Seward through the whole Of this evidently looks
to the being educated up practical abotonsm
by the time IL arrives in powcror revolutions go
backwards The leaders Of the black republican
ment know this as WELL and this constitutes their trcac
cry TO the country.
Now, Mr. Editor, who is the better man and citizen
0ssawatome Brown. now in prison for capital crime
these who conceal their prospects principles
until they safely unve them, conscious that their
viii involve the country In disaster unparalleled
In history?
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEAR WARRESToS, FAuQuER Co., Va, Oct. 20, 1853
As you solicit the truth from all parts Of the world and
there has been great deal of sehood spread abroad
about the Harpers Ferry Instruction have concluded
70 give information this subject which win posi-
bly, snlghtea IL
This Harpers Ferry affair is more scrvile insnrrec-
ton than General Walkers descent upon Nicaragua
For proof Of my premise point to the significant fact that
Railroad Company that they aboltionst) captured the
slaves and per force drove them along with them and in
instances the slaves were carried along with their
masters and imprisoned because they refused 70 bear
arms that by the confession OF that archdevi, Brown,
and his surviving followers, there moro concerned
IN the M mt that finally ny they %w ,S
slaves. Moreover, by advices received here 10 day,
Governor Wise says that tho report Of the escape of
several hundred slayes with Capt. Cook is totally
fOmaed in fact, and that all reports which relate to
Cooks whereabouts state him as hunted in the NOM
tans Of Virginia by both white and blacks with energy
and determination TO capture. This information | have
from gentleman who has just returned from the scene
Of action He also told that the funeral Of the negro
man, Hayward attended by immense concourse
n
attempt at disturbing the peace and well being Of society
has fallen terribly on the s erna!S and on them alone
no slaves brought 10 trial. OLD DOMINION.
THE az. G. c." AND THE "RREPREssIBIE CONFLICT
To THE EDITOR
II Is said that prominent member Of the mysterious
'K. G. CO. is often seen in consultation with well
known abotionist who, 1t is alleged, in
concerned in the late outbreak at Harpers Ferry May
il not be possible then that Old Browns party is por
ton Of this mysterious organizaton and that the Int Con-
vcntion Of the ak g. C.n in Virginia. held TO devise
ways and meansfor tine event which has proven such
miserable failure.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
NEw YORK, Oct "a, 1859.
Can you, and will you be good enough, to inform
what the energetic Governor Wise intends doing with the
head Of John alias ossawatome Brown beg very
respectfully to suggest that be sent in charger to the
Right Hon. Henry Lord Brougham and Saux for presen-
taon by him. 10 the old women (oi both sexes, epccne
would be very delicate attention, and such Of
course highly appreciated. would further suggest that
the Rev Henry Ward Beecher be appointed the delegate
with the strong 10 remain the side
of the water when there rccompense for the mission
I S'H ma pas inreyu. sdpoudrc,' MEMO.
A ROCHESTER, MAN N:ArlE HARPER's FERRY IN.
SURRECTfON
The Rochester Democrat says:--Among the names Of
the prisoner, taken at arpef's Ferry, appears that Of
Emperor, colortd man from this State but who is
tive Of South Carolina who is SAID 10 have been q
tgr al he
whole name Z hli man i shield Emperor and no longer
OF old clothes We have before his card in which il
stated that he sis prepared 10 do clothes cleaning in
10 suit the most fasdous and cheaper terms
than any one else" Osawattoic Brown in the course
Of his presentations about the country, visited this city
and made Enlperor's acquaintance The latter WAS OF
course ignorant, though naturally intelligent, aud being
Of reckless disposition was easily made TO adopt the
views OF Brown who then recruiting for his
Southern enterprise The consequence that Emperor
followed his insane leader 10 Virginia. and win now pro
baby atone for his folly with his life. He is full blooded
negro, about twenty i've years OF age and has no family
TO TIE EDITOR on THE HERALD.
HarpEg's FERRY, Va, Oct. 25, 1852
IN your paper Of the Esd inst copied from the Boston
Altos sketch Of John (ossawa;omic) Brown evidently
intended TO cxtenuate his crimes this place. although
not endorsed, by James Redpat The writer pictures his
life and character from his theories and
tons than from his acts, claiming for him principles Of
honor, &c. desire To reply to Mr. Rodpaths theory OF
Browns honor in few words, thus:-Brown to
this neighborhood under the ieignod Of Smith
bought farm, and pretended 10 be farmer and miner
Is there any honor in this. No. If he fanatic
the slavery subject he mentioned the subject dur
ing his socun amongst us-ceraly no characteristic OF
fanacbut deportcd himself with the utmost disguise
Of arniabhty The first PERSONS life he took here was
that OF free negro Of good character, respected and es
eerned by the whole community here killed, shot in the
back because he refused to take M in their
Honor!-Bah! Brown talks Of honor all the time but
greater hypocri,e and villain never lived Mr.. Redpatl
is probably sincere in his opinions; bu, If So awful
y dcluded. man Of high sentiments Of honor, OF any
honor AT all, could have connected scheme trea
sonablc and necessarily murderous 10 his fellow men
When the thought entered his brain he led by
devil Lmse lcf him say what he may 70 the contrary
let any one else say for him. TRUTH.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YORK, Oct. 90, 1859.
Among the States favored with suspicion to thciI
connection with the Harpers Ferry insurgents no,ict
Pennsylvania is omitted, and think this an act OF njus
u tira