The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02


charged brains. Their calculations ~ers
overheard from the quarters where Bro~s
and Stephens were confined. Brown va.
} heard 70 say that, ia The event o. their sue
) GEES, the insurectionists contemplated the
capture Of Washington, the seizure Of the
Federal Covernme at, and the imprisonment
vt the President and his Cabinet. The
schemers Of the revolution were in the con
/, idence Of five Of the revolutionary spirits OF
the South. and eight oi the Northern States
\ II il fact worthy Of notice that ell the
spears captured by the United States are
one foot longer than the musket and bayo-
net Of The army. and their use. il is e,idras.
was to be mainly employed in keeping Uni
ted States soldiers at bay.
From the Baltimore American. Oct. 90.
REMOVAL or The PRISONERS.
Shorty after dinner, Governor Wise and
United States District Attorney Olld hay
ing settled their arrangements with regard
to the jurisdiction of Virginia aud the Ma
'ional Government 10 holding the prisoners
Tor trial, 10 The effect that they should re-
main in tie joint custody o. both. aud that
they should be first tried for murder. and wLai
Virginia should leave o. them be then hand
ed over 10 the Government for disposal-an
order was issued for special train 10 csrrg
Hrf ~. ~.
They were accordingly brought out and
placed in the cars, Brown seemed much
recuper,ted. but Stephens in helpless CON
diiicn. Iae other prisoners. consisting cf
Coppnck and Two regroe-, were chained,
aud the whUle party LETT under ile charge
of squad Of marines. and accompa MED b.
Ggyeracr Wise. II j. understood that they
viii be taken before al examining court To-
Gay or tomorrow.
The Washington Constitution INDUCES az
length ia some serious reflections. and The
very perlinenily asks:
II. ihe scenes a, Hsrper's Ferry. which
have given occasion 10 these reflections.
had occurred al time when Mr.. Seward oc-
cupied the Presidents chair, what would
nave heen the resuhi With his ayowed
doctrines OF the higher Law and the .ir-
rspressible confct," and his eqa-.iy EN-
phaiic announcement that .'sissery can and
must be abolished. and YOU addressing
himself 10 the Northern people, aud must
10 II. in connection with his denial cf The
constitutional guarantees Of slevery-withl
these principles. views, and doctrines, what.
We ask. would have been the course OF Mr.
Seward II he had heen President ai this
crlucsi iuncturef There can be tul one an-
-~cr 70 The inGuiry- He must either hsv@
bsen false 10 aIl Lis own professions, or
fs=e % the consiiiusio, and laws of The
land. Win such man in the Presidential
chair % stimulate by Lis example ana
teachings the spirit Of rebellion and treason,
and % withhold from The support Of the law
the strong srm 81 the milltsry, what would
there be ieIi tut anarchy, blood and resolu
iioni-
dispatch 70 the Cincinnati G,zetfe
HARrER's FTRRr, Oct. 20.
learned 70 day that Senator Mason, of
virynia, ex member q Congress Faulkner.
Of Charlestown. Va, aud Hon. Mr.. vsian-
cf Onio. were 10 have en- inter
view with Ossawstomie Bro~n. or course,
We determined on being present, and car
ried our determination into effect.
THE coSvERsArios.
Senator Mason How. DO you justify your
actsl
Brown think, my friend. you are gull
~ ci great wrong against God and human
i,y. l say ,hst without wishing 10 be ofFen.
sive. u would Be perfectly right for any
one 10 interfere with you 90 far - 70 free !
those you vilIfully and wickedly hold IL
bonds. DO not say this insuliinrly.
Mr. Mason--I understand that.
Brown-I think did righf. and iha, 9th
ere will DO right who interfere with you al I
any time and all times. ! hold that The I
golden rule: do unto others % you would .
that others shonld DO unto you, applies 10 /
~ who would help Others 10 gain their lib Z
eriy. 4
Lieut.. Stuart-But you don't believe in ,
lhe Bible. Il
Bscwn-Certsinly ! %. n