The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02


by big men and small editors during twenty years.
uAughtcr) The tables turned now The baby shoot
Of civilization maDiestng itself and appearing I, the
public Civilization does its work ars then violence more
mpetu0us than reason forgetting that 1t s but her sue
in opposition 10 wrong without waiting ior tho more
tain operation OF thought You cannot expect Puritan
DsSn ss old
expect that be dare proclaim that WRONG sell
man at auction We have had great deal
but this Christianity has not had tho courage fearessy
| set forth It's principles. John Brown-0ne man-with
Others raises himself against whole power for
The support Of what he feels 10 be principle OF Christi
aDty He stood tho representative Of right an justice
against a State The banks Of the Potomac ia history,
Will sound brilliantly because Of the actions Of John
Brown than because OF those OF Washington whdsc mond
mcn stands upon them Aud II Virginia attempts tohang
him, Will make the river darker than any other historic
stream and vii! take more than two Washngtons 70 be
born upon It's bauks 10 restore to its original shale
(Sensaton, h,sses and applause long and boeterons)
cay what really think think that after twenty
exerion against slavery you would consider the
most cowardly in tho world il did not fearlessiy
stand here uering my true sentiments. Tho South 10
/ great power. There is DO c0wardice in Virginia
Virginia The South is not TO be aroused. Uanghcr.)
The lunacs IN the Gospel not more frightened than
these Vgnians, when they feared the Saviour going
| TO torment them before the time Virginia did not
rample out the agitation caused by Harpcrs Ferry, for
though she may hang the old who led the party that
frightened her, John Brown will always live n every
good mans conscience. The South desires be dis
tubed lest the whole fabric Of slavery the South should
| go to pieces Brown tried it, and the whos fabric
trembes to its very base The South could buy up Web
for little and Everett for nothing but Brown gives
her something else to think Of She grasps in her view
Mexico side and Cuba tho other for slavery
Brown turns her attention nwardly. He has taught
her there is new eement 10 these Northern
| states. The idea has spread through all classes
of society. Tho American people drunk
| with cotton and New York Observers. Qaughter.)
world will give its verdict this important question with
mparaty, when civilization shall have completely
pssII11med her great work When ha. day comes what
maintenance of slavery Suppose that John Brown did
not stay at Hapers Ferry suppose that on that Monday
pie had sweed his force into 400 white and 200 Ar
cans, and that when the troops arrived they found
body-suppcsc Brown and his party had got away-you
never would have convinced Virginia that the whole of
Pennsylvania was not in arms against her. She s not
never have nab al all nsSrherJ This excitement
not produced by the rising Of There
race but one which contended successfully against their
| oppressors. The proud, blue eyed, light haired
| Anglosaxon cannot boast Of his civilization. Chris
| tianiy and progress redeemed us. Neither France,
can boast that any Of them s the 1t tho black,
despsed calumnated slandered population Of St. Domingo
themselves from tyranny Of their oppressors This is
the only in history of successful revolt Of op
pressed ana gnorant people after serve oppression OF
glorious Boosting Of deeds till We have accomplished
| one half Of what has been done by black nation.
Liberty has come to us on the outsidenot through
selves, but by means Of Christianity and vilizaion
1t s libel to US touse the saying tina, you lay dollar
the other side Of hell Yankee will 20 for any
risk Qaugher There is remnant left Of tho old Puri
tan stock which will incur any danger in proper canse
this remnant is Destined to give the death blow 70 the
slave power yet John Brown thought his enter.
prise, perhaps, cooy; but Lis defeat s nothing but the
first step to something better All that s wanted is, that
public opinion will not declare the government Of Virginia
government because Governor Wise says TherSare
20otoCoo Of people who should act in the matter sand
| what claim of these 20,O0O,oo0 is prompt and
fearless expression Of their opinion You will remember
that there was not fred at John Brown by Virginia
The troops of Maryland and Virginia collected bat
IT you who shot bim-it the sixteen marines
whom you pay eight dollars month; they fired at HIM
on her own legs for trembling you went thorc and
strengthened her feeble knees and hold up eo, pal7rd
| them, did this 1t you who took the Old man
by the throat with pirate hand, and if ho is
| affirm 1t, We arc dsgraced IL galo~s Is
erected for his monument Governor Wise says he
virtuous, daring. For these qualities, which pateutt
| the world, Virginia has nothing but scaiod. In her
Of these noble qualities six feet for grave. May
| God help the Commonwealth that can afford such
virgniahs say they havea government but they have
not the slightest den of what II ought TO be- Here is
man brought before jury She giving jury ajudge TO
try him apda the heao she has an EXECUTIVE OF the Sste
who 10 put his hand to the warrant for bis
Yet that executive IS bound by the very responsibility
that rests upon hn TO keep his mind impartial the
guilt innocence Of the accused Tho law says
that man is murderer who sgns warrant for the exc
cuon of if bis mind is not altogether unbiased.
Yet Governor Wise said Brown and those with him ought
TO be hung Every lip might have sail II but his. After
tn was not possible under the Old English aw TO have
got proper jury in Vrgina to try Brown (Cros Of
rHear hear Jedries, in the drunkest moment in his
life, would not have tried who could not have
in the backest roll of the tyranny Of the
stewards as the trial of John Brown. There
annals as the trial Of Brown. Great applause) The
New York press pubshedan account OF his trial every
day Trial. moSkery @ a me inauison h ssu used @ - try
worst dongs heavenly, righteous, when compared
with those which have taken place in the town OF Charles
town, Va. Great sensaton) What ! have spoken on
this point Will be waited TO us in the English press
What shall they say-how shall they reflect
dsgraceds In Boston, when the news came there,
whether walking in the street, riding IN the cara where
any VINO hv ,. per d o
succeed This the sentiment Of republican and demo-
ctat alike tho first impulse This was the sentiment
| Boston or throughout the Northern States No man
spoke Of his guilt though the trial came, but every
give vent to at his indignation at the farce Of
trial. The first person who came 70 me to speak Of tho
| news when it reached Boston was LYDIA Maria
ohd She = a. hn; the dungeon no
letter to Governor WISE She John Brown hero,
and be has great deal for liberty; no is and
wants to nurse him. think slavery sin,
John Brown saint She asks per mission Governor
Wise TO him. She sends also message to Brown
and charges him on his honor to deliver IT, Tho message
was: aOid man, God bless you you have done mighty
work. The struggle was hard one, the difficulty
great but the adys request has been granted BY wlse
She may TO watch and tho old man. John
Brown has conquered. Cloud and continued applause
| and grea, asitat!on.)
Behind The dim unknown
God keeps watch above his own.
The speaker now resumed his seat amid the most
vociierous burst Of applause, which followed by
cries OF q Corwin, y often loudly repeated.
THOMAS CoRwN, of Ohio who the platform, b.
side the lecturer and said that he would consider
we'll TO reflect upon the opinions expressed by Mr.
Phillips for they well worthy Of reflection. They
should Ill reflect he himself had already resolved 10
do before giving hs vote. Applause followed, and Mr.
! Coiwr spoke no longer.
The vsst assemblage numbering probably $500, then
broke up, argc proportion of them returning New
York.
| PRAYERS OF THE COLORED FOLK FOR OLD
| BROWN AND HIS COMPANIONS.
The announcement on Sunday last, by tho Rev. Mr..
Garnet Of the Shiloh Presbyterian Church (colored)
"that meeting would be held there last evening, on
which occasion prayers would be offered up the delivery
OF the eroic Brown and his follow sufferers from tho
hands their opprcssors, had the effect Of bringing
gcher quite goodly crowd Of respectable coorcd indi
yiuals in the lecture under tho church. the