New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
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S11S1 1T xutcfs tbe 1letkCdkf Nlncrancy. We
$1,000 = lecture deisere1 ~ ~ ~ 70 the nlDle
Gpc5efy ausne III Wpe1n ~, Mhlch,w W. suppose,
ercNned ma sttention Ut Ne Delta people. On
f6i4S3Ss niaf lSSt VI IStencd to Mr. r. . lecture
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GeSinr tSs fuf0splng aEticles On Saturday iast,
"a sent M M Healf end called Ms attenuon %
ihem nd - once frankly Av0wed ms identlty, and
reUStssi INK NJ Ind mention frequently that ne
had kesf connected with the anairs OF Brown IN
KnrSas He alsO entered into the history OF brown,
il1IIS}l' Cool, Stevens, Tidd and kagi gong to
CetAsM ~ CAnAde says tney were % ssla.gnsensu
foF noney that the Provisional Constitution was
fsaA tkcFe ~ brown, and agreed 70. and the
y 1eSfs elected a stated.
III III ~ thst Brown then informed him that
FORBES w n New York, and IN possession OF GER
ana that he feared Forbes would use the c0nfiden-
IA correspondence : TO an evil use; " desired
Realf u "a IA New York and get the correspond
el,ce. M. Reaif says that iindng himself thus I'm,
pHc&ted he went TO New York. but did not find
Forbes, through Greedy, as he had been advised;
hut revealed the matter 70 Orlando featon, man
aging ho0k-keeper Of Higgins q Brothers, carpet
manufacturers. Murray street, New York, NJ. But
Ter Lawyer, Thaddeus Hyatt, ": 81 Mc Ansey, q
Kansas then on 4 visit to New York, and the dangh-
ter 1t VIM. Henry Burleigh. He then lett for Eng
kind and often spoke Of the matter in England ana
France telling it, among others, 20 Mr. Nezey,
American Consul at HAyre. Having renouDced
Abolitiohism he sailed from France TO n ew Orleans
He sss,,Tes Us that ii soon as he learned Browns
purposes he rcnennced Al notions Of
and only acted with them because 81 ms convicIon
that after learning their plans ne could not nave
ESCAPED. though The /. pledge Of secrecy only ex-
tended to The forfeiture Of the which the
society at4brded.n Mr.. Reaif assures ms tnat ms
renurcfati0n Of litonism Is sincere and that ne
Apld his ac4uaintances here that should ne re-
n ont Of the pulpit he intended TO make
speeches, giving his notions Of the horrors OF apo,
Hionfsm il the North, during the next PRESIDENTIAL
election and il not, then 70 pu0hsn letters.
he assures ns that ne does Know tnat Gerrlt
Smith sent money to Brown, the latter saying that
Smith was c0gnizant OF oil his plans; that Dr.
Howe and Theodore Parker, Of Boston, Thomas
Wentworth HiggenS0n, Of Worcester, and Sanborn,
of Concord, were cognizant Of his plans and would
sustain him with money. He says that Brown was
j very sccretive man and able leader. Mr.. Realf
mentions stopping in Cedar county, midway be-
tween Iowa city and Upton, where he lectured
upon education and other subjects.
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Iork Re never nag la.ner ae M,.
10y y w ta 41ted statas e
Mnen ~ ~, - " 1870 n. nf ~
W waasls psan nau ~ Ia nstrpns 1chsdness
" " 81 @ INF nrnssses
Y. ~ n ~ III 1yeat nara ,yrong
M M Ia sattJa n Texas
u Sase sit 4; nnr ty to rive the facts as We
Me lase ie,s i, ou1 otai,sd & Hal we
, nu t a. snner No sanId have made them
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