Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-12

VIII Hroyrn be 1sxecutedt---The Abo-
Preparing 20 celebrate
the Day
Prom ne N1w Tcfk Hrraif
"Old John Brown has been tried. conflict
cd and sentenced TO death bya Friginia court,
upon the grave charges Of treason. .insnrrec-
ton and murder, and the Important question
which now aEitates our politicians on an sides
is, VIII be be executed27 III Richmond
Enquirer, the confidential orran Of Governor
Wise, says that Nthe presidenc7 ID thr offer
now inside % TIE Esecrtve 81 Virriafa far al
uEiustifable exercise Of Executive ciemencv,
Che pardon or Communication az toe ecntence Of
Brown that many Of the syfapathising writer's
90 the Governor on the sahifct make their
appeal through the fear % perFonai vioisnce;'
but that most Of them appeal 10 Lhe ma noe
nimilY, The kind-hearfelness ard Tho am5ftlrB
Of the Executive" The same authoritative
Journal further informs rs that these efforts
" are not confined 10 the hlack-Repuhlicau
journals" but that some If our northern
Democratic papers are joining IN TIE cry, and
upon the plea that Brown, a. a Giving mariyf,
az hard work for life wonld 90 less dsmaee
10 the Democratic cause in the North, than ae
q dead martyr.
All such appeals and arguments. however,
In behalf Of Brown, are. verr' dccisiFeiT au-
swe-ed by the Richmond journal aforesaid, in
the emphatic declarations fhat "Nns'ni7 wH
execute Brown and bis assf ciafes, end feels
herself able 10 meet an the conseQnancrr thai
may arise from that sef ? aud that Brown,
having forfeited his life, need not exnecl the
saving Intervention Of "pity and cenasera
ton.n The Enguirsr slso takes The Erau q
that the execution Of Brown Is The shortest
way Of disR0sing Of the agitation OF Brown
For political purposes iH tha hor.h Toy N
contends that while Brown, IN tho Safe
prison, would be a constant theme of Ato-
liton and Biack-Replblican agitation, tho
hanging Of Brown would be. eFeu politically,
the last Of him.
Tins, Notwithstanding the confident ara de-
liant language Of the Chevaler webb. ihat
Brown viii not be hung. and that 6oFeruor
Wise dare not permit bis execution, we must
confess that Browns chances Of re-a~e from
the hangman are exceedingly gloomy. Ile
Governor If Virginia appears n BE- irisyiblv
resolved 70 allow The law 70 take i1 course in
regard to Brown and bis associates. I'VE fr1r,
indeed, that TIE Intervention 1f Tamna-v H7il
and he Albany Regency combined, il behalf
% the Communication o. Browns sentence to
imprisonment for life, would De lnarl
Greeley evidently understands better tEru
Webb tie temper Of Gov. Wise. for Brown
has hardly the shadow o. a hope of escape
from the scsfold.
Acting upon this opinion, The raiic-i Boston
Abolitiouists, through The Executive Commit
zee NA NLa AHAEANEnM AU..HElHH ENa..."a
have adopted the following resoigt sons
EXECUTION OF carr. jobs Drawn.
At injecting Of the Executive C1mniltes of
the American Anti-SGveV Soc et, heli il
Boston, November I, she following es0iuion
was adopted:
Resolrei, That b Is recommend 10 he
friends Of impartial freedom throughout che
free States, in case Of the execution of C7u-
John Blown, now on trial l0r his lie il VIE
.nmHn HA 49,. HEna m.#. $500. HL-
day OF its occurrence, in sucl u1lurr os BY
them may be deemed most approximate 8 tHcir
various ocalities-whlther byrabiic ceilings
and addresses, the adoption ~ rerc'rfirls, Hri-
vate conferences, or any ober just fable node
Of action-for the frrtheraure Of the ante
slavery cause, and reneFellv 20 ccnrecrate
themselves to the patriotic End Chrizt7u work
II e~fecting the abolition Of that nest iar-
geuous, unnatural, cruel and iupious m
u slavery which IS TIE iTIitfli source of aH
our sectional heart-burHin-s and corlie.a
which powerfully and incres ing & tellE To-
promote servlie Instructions and civil wan,
which cannot be more truly ~ maFs clu1r-
hensively described than ne g be rnm al an
vIlainies,1 which is a burning tis-race and
fearful curse 20 the whole country, ard 5T Che
speedy extinction Of which, alone, can tho
land be saved from violence, b-co- and rter
Generalization.
In behalf Of the Executive Committee OF
the American Anti-siarsr society,".
WI. LLOYD GARRISON, President
C ESQ c. B B5s Il Committee
From this readfal manifesto, HvH BE- seen
that the Ab0litionist7 proper are ths ifs. q Tho
field upon The martyrcom Cf "o'f B-5-1. erf
that they intend 10 make lLeoLm. -se or him
hat ". II. Seward, Tbar.0F Weed and Jhe
anl-A9sslic party Of some th--y Te-- ego
~ ~ "a H. W mL
gan. a T~ccantinE M2sca, who bal rrbIsh1d g.
book disclosing thc mysteries Of tl- or and
bad then mTstericusy -disaPpearsl Br Car
Hson, Philips and The American lrarr
Society, VIII have the ADVANTAGE orrr r
weed and the ~aut-E1souF. in taTir- q NOR
tyr about whose identity there can be rr lrrh-
and concerning whose fate there ui BE- ro.i-
ing left to cen eciure. Whether Weed, Seward
and The Republican Managers generality win
consent 70 foilw in the wake Of Garrison ana
Phillips in the celebration ~ The 3l- o.
Browns execution in len Of the F5urh ~
July, remains TO be seen. Bu. ss hr dead
body OF the alleged Morgan was aa--fei fr
Weed as ga good enough hiorr TIL sfer h-
election so, perhaps, the Ee0uh. leans mar
consent % bowl over The execution a Brown
when the election is ever.
Meantime we have DO advice t1 Give .o DE
Governor Of Virginia. u tie appeals from
the northern Democracy, and The ls or
De Republicans, IN a political and pres 8al
hai view Of the subject, have failed 70 1h-te
his resolution to hang Blown, tlen as nav
say the argument is ended. Accordingly SCI
The American anti-slsVerV society prepare FOR
heir funeral orgies ; and 80 or B.1-k-Rapub-
leans shouli Wisa tn join In the ceemon es.
perhaps ouTRsd-RepubHczn Bullenitbcn the
funeral paraphe-nalia which they us-E n
memory Of thar other crazy ctazPo- e
man freedom OuinL.