New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

Ke.,aeLy. or Lst ~ toe Cid .nnax The Moorish
bore. Il Sbsin Il SO ns'ns - cSht e1A "a %
BID - No f.rasf evidence Il hi- 10 a. coa &c
required By e0muission IL lHa9fic" ma TIE 8
bar brshsd nnpy-nest a. Hup,fs Fsuy-sn ~
Which Wm l. y, Gsrri.on or " enisn rbiHp- "Jdsi
prorOupc. ,iIfal vsi;e Of hGGsa he. ,e-@ Hsb
nay sprlsu1 tts moral piIucipi- ste1 lsi 81 20
the fetal eAssc bGt Sn IN az sen,ss ctn saY "a"
il r. ~. TIE nO-t cay tevsloons1. -hon me s!aVe
hi,.oTy G. tbis cyart,y .fort.. Tl' biol .1r-cto1
on tha Cemb-n.Id River spna. three ye4r- a-p De
ooGIes veil mztCTed oOusp-acy Compared vi iaa.
REDPATH's NOTES on TIE INSU ERECTION.
James Redps'h lrho reeds 30 ip.rot1c,i5u 20 our
rssi,rj, ~ririsg ia 7Ae Bos,gs hles and B. ssys;
John Bro sn il DOT coumuoc .tiye man. Tnsrs
r1uerou- T-pOits OF o.s "a b. 10 the 1=.-grsphic
D1isirs. T5ich an poc5uncs, from NJ oFn zoo -
sose OF bis cGsr.c En- vel g. from o'fer -ireun
ce, to be total ard malignant fabrcstiors Th.t
thy contradict zach other j. The least csr>a, although
sbsciorsy conclusive proc. Of th-lr Doca ofiSin
rh OIL Brush never lss. No to save ni- ME, ror
70 hb,rae the slsves, could TIE grsad OLD IAN
be ilduoef 70 tel 8 fSsehOcd. Wbso Mr. MUS,
Meter Of tbs Aruo,y, therefore reported Tbs
Brotn laid that be hsd arms Ard smnGi'lon enooso
iuTrisosd by tie Ns'sschr.efi@ ED'xfuot al SoSi
ety. M Mil. tie Il ss:sr Of tee az 3ory, uttefed
dsiteraie and .tlifl fasehooi Toe Asssschusstts
EmsTsrt AID Society hss never owned solitary rife
nor J-to Dor pond Of At nnltiou Dor eVeo PIKE
They Ievsr therefore sent soy arms to Virginia, nor
% kap.as either; nov, nor - Any other fsne.
Even the telegraph. lying ss !; does, IS forced 70
c,Iu.dic; the Mater o. tbs Arg,os, on BsVsns id
/ ihory, on this importa. point. Re,d:
g Repor'eI-WbeTe Id you get al yoor rides s1d
, pixies which are he-e 7 Who furnished yon viii
/ thenT -,
/ from any nan
eERRlT SMITHS LITTER.
This reply i. IL svpareu, contradiction to the ey-
dercs s,upht 20 be es,sbishsd by the pahcNioG ot
Letter iron Gernt Sm h. T6sro is % manner Of evil
d-Lcv in Il last Mf. Saith impAcs ID tbs las1rrsc-
=. Ia 10 ~. -
B hlusas Eoik WINS, w%s 'h4t @O's u . Gear
enough fts,ed ID the letter Of o.! BLosn, in Ehch re
! dfsz his eelebrs.ed 'psIaIle's He sent islo the
nor,e If bondage Ia Mrsoari AID restored 20 ,n=ir
bi,th.,igbts twelve hunsn beirzs The Soothen AID
Den ccJs'ic presses boEled, long and loudly a. .he
/ righteous act A fsS months before, gsn. oi m3f
d.ftrs from Missouri, crossed tte insas ine an1
penetrated the OcioGs mas,scre 81 the hGe's des
/ r,tpef TIE Southern ard D-mocTsic presses
laushsd in deTson, or attempted to goeS o'ei tS Ia
! ierDel act. 80
"Tnis We The p,rsTsl he dres.. He vas 8. that
tine supposed 20 hsys enlisted fJr life IN The work Of
Hbsrsimg the slaves. Re stated 80 himself TO every
Gre with vhom be spoke or The aubj-ct aud -,!d he
wiling 20 accept money ~ sfsanee the case OF
! freeJou-bu' on tee condition that d6nN1'ns tcus
Civ, slonlt be plsCsd absolutely aud without drec-
iiof NJ biz osn disposal 20 be employed a. ne saS
lie did not proclaim biz 'eu,iors Of ncitrg an r.nr
rector 20 every No mar ever lived more prnlTnt
ihSn he sssert tbs iac: boldly IN spite OF tas sse m
iog ne SUy Of lis r.ceEt sttsupr AZ HTpsrs Ferry
We have only heard eide OF "a a. story tnus TAR
when We shaii have beard the ot5er aod ktoE vhy
.he rebellion broke out 20 snidetly and i.sly ~e Gil
tee have Do msuusr Of doubt, thsf Browne comuon
seize Gid not dese.. bin in ths urfortunsts ssr. |;
81 Unforeseen accidet tns, frequently decides tle
: ia Of ba;tlss and con'prscies Bro~n undoubtedly
sss betrayed, or in danger OF srrest, and was com
! DC led "a pleciptsts tue seizure OF the Armory.
! Gerflt NTH | have 10 dOl5.-8lttough DO no.
know tgves LIS money 70 liberae the slaves by tue
sgercy of underground railroads. What decent rn.a
/ would Nc.
81 lpow that Gerri't Smth diaspproves of ins1r.
rsctons. When air. a. Il. Buriick, OF Nav York,
lsst spring, published book Of nine, called TIE
Royir Tdt0Ti or Talks nth Slaves 10 the Sou,nera
! St.tes' txhich | dedicated 10 John Brown, ard IN
which l clearly foretod his irteations,l NJ. Smith
sIOte 70 bu that No sss glad tha. hs Us-nbsd tha
VOLUME to the CSDfsin VINO wse an Oh sui valoed
fIeud. Cut that my book, although 'not To- I'D Sa.
too bloody 70 suit hin. He wrote 10 that he hst
long feared ma. Slavery would eod In blo)i bl. ne
cUnid not contemplate terrible result with conps-
cency. by reply "a him, concluded with ell Toe re.-
pct feel Tor nis d bic liz, someSbat 70 ths Ell
f,ct Thai thought any result, 10 matter 10 SAD
gur sry in ~ progress uioeiy preferable Z, ths
death sleep Of slavery and the foul stsn On the ma
| lions e'cuc5eCD, zach Re cou,lnasucs made.
"If however Cert Smith repeu'ei Of his iews,
sd converted 10 ny cresc havs 10 hss atiOn 10
declsflrs thai be will boldly syost He = neither
cos.id politician, that he should seek 10 conceal
! his apI !oDs.
The ANONYMOUS LETTER.
| az il suppnsed-it would Dot De pr1teDt 20 ssy
WHY n1r By skom-thst The author Ct the snODynOu
letter 20 Secretary Floyd, u person OF tnc name oi
| Bsbb @ subordinate editor of The Cincinnati va
-ehc sometimes from his ststurel k0oTu az Baoy
Ba0b, and from his mental characteristic7 es Booty
Bebb. tie in Kansas for several mo1ths, dad IS
suruose . 10 have heard OF Old Browns designs. II
be j. guess of the authorship OF this letter /; Will DO
bun 10 future i'll TO give it prompt and emphaic de-
ni.. Brown has earirss and desperate friends, VINO
alias surely he dies the des,h Of ulsucc ssiGl
teroTeyenge his nnt,rnely end 'he sutn0r. OF il.
| "Fror. tie graves Of Barber ami the BiOsns, snf
from the bluOoy valley Of the Maria des snes TER.
rtle phi. ar,e which the 500 cJ0jared Up 10 u.
'nss1e attempts bat which II cAn never a. ain SHAY,
excepting 10y the liberation OF every slave from the
Psr hsrle G. Virginia TO the most southern limit OF
! tie Texan frontier.
| OUR EFFICESr GOVERNMENT.
Bet this letter, u IL sald - not the nrs:
iltimstion mat cor eicept Executive has T.esiTed
Of the de-gus of the nsurregtionists vas informed
Il II they 8ere betrayed by ent lary suno
more than Twelve months ago. ll's DsLe caoaot
LOG recaiL He wss wealthy Ensishmsn, and r.
sce1 ~ Italy IN 1888 ghsn toe rev latlon u0dor Ien
Gaibsldi broke or. He suddenly showed 8 marvel
! Gus genius for raising snd drilling recruits. tie pan
li-b.d q manual for their us-a,aptsd for g1eriila
| raJfsre-yhich was repn,ted by Ds"lu Il Dsyan-
POI; If N-s.lork. He ~s. the iBs,ruc'or, 10 military
/ sciepo-. OF Brosn sud bis mso. Domestic bsre.ys-
menis believe, sided to alarming pee insry loses,
suddeuly rendered MN Dssne. He ~.nt % Wa-hla 2
I ton aUG betrayed the scheme Dr0sn aud hB men
forced u ny 10 Cspads. TIE excursions ia hsn'
sss abch SioEn snbseqGen'ly msde, were intended %
/ ircTesse the belief Of the Goysmmsot ths, the
e1oosure MAS tie ree1!t Of the Wild mag iasOns of
/ ~ pfnisp.
LET the Democratic p.pers praise tas exceeding
/ Efficiency Ct their Executive DoE.'