The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

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$3.50 M" - Ss sI~sser dsi about Brown ani his
tue @~y ~ true MAT only seventeen white men an
u.S's sees Concerned IA the enterprise. But IN
aas~v eselssed 70 sho~ this may convince i
caaSe a dim oonscsoasness a. a,s, vhs
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Isssl sasss my plow and when caanos sleep. writ
We dsvt The iectarers respect for hls fellow me,
edsaiy s,sss u - common NM &c. cr "a aa
a. - IA ST rsassm.ng quality % being, a. iioserno
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"sssvcd hsn rght-s dangerous mani n. Is andoub,cS
mnns 50 tney psocesd 70 live their saas and wise
n
, bat ch'-ay ssadying that feat Of Putnam. who was
=, asws " wss dea; and In this wise nearish them
~ ~, s,s Brave aad !sslo, deeds, some tme other
~ We re-. 80 have 70 meet In our midst and all
.e" Us hese hardly house but Is divided against
assn 20 our Zoe ths want Of vitality In man whence
ma knesL We arr moro ngurc heads upon a3nuk. Thc
49, = ~ unee Y the worship Of IDOLS which 1T last
ss tss wushpper himself into stone image. rhis
sn w. = excopon for he did even oct up poti.
- 80 sfsxee nAge besween him aud his God Our mo-
ss.. . ssns i,leiesa All the modern Chris
w. sser. ana he Is always looking forward to
sne cAoosn, and the blacks all the rest OF tho week
Many, no doubt are well disposed but sIacsish
ny coa<ususon ana habit; and they cannot conceive
man acenascd BY higher motives than they are Ac
uey never could have done as he docs a. long az thav
are themselves We dream OF other countries and times
placing them n dsaucc bat let some significant event
occur M our midst, and we discover this distance and
suanxeness between US and nearest ncighbors Our
aed society becomes well spaced all oncea city
magnificent distances. read, said Mr.. Thoreau all
NE newspapers could get the week after this event and
40 u" remember single expression OF sympathy for
editorial In tho Alias and Bee. Some voumnous Sheets
decided noo print Browns words, to exclusion Of
osn.r nm.a Z, ~ WAS as u publisher should reject the
manuscript OF The New TESTAMENT and print Wilson's last
speech The Same journal which contained this was
chiefly nled IN parallel columns with the reports of DO
h conventions They should at least have been printed
separately In an extra To turn from the words and deeds
o. earnest men 70 the cackng of political conventions
hut Was not much what the pewspapers have
omitted that he objected as 10 what they have insrted
Even the Lseruar called misguided. Wild ana appa
rcnt insane effort As for The herd Of papers and mag
axnes, be did not know Of one Ia the country winch
would PRINT ANYTHING that would ultimately aud perma
ncnty reduce The number OF it's subscribers How thep
can they print TRUTH man does brave and Humane
deed and We hear parties ON all sides crying 81 didn't
help lin TO do II, or in any way countenance it, They
intelligent person viii ever be Convinced thst h vas
any connection Of theirs He went and came as he him
scf informs as under the auspices OF Brown aud nobody
else 7ae rpasioan party does no peueise hoe many his
as1ws rl make r xors correctly am Mev could hars
Am. Thy hare coHnted the Of Pennsyyansa ard
o. tf asy hass nat eorecy coutsd cpain Broom svosc
IA, has taken ne ,ei~d out Of y saiIsthe little wind thew
had-and they must lie TO and repair. Mr.. Thoreau ex
unsy prorhes.sd the fall OF the republican party as the
necessary result Of Browns attempt What though be
I'd not sS'ons 70 our ciques We may not approve his
ps,nciplcxiet recognise his magnanimity. Do we
k,le should gain Al the bung. The lecturer rooted
from or ose newspaper descriptions Of Brow nm
70 exhibit wSsnsSer liz ss S
wss brosched, II were q matter OF SURPRISE
Victims small oe crowded w with ,S
body u passengers smoherig un1er tho matches
and yet bear that the only way We help the
matter by the quiet diffusion OF the sentiments OF hu
snsy" without any oubi eak If you could dispense
be- sentiments Of humanity, all finished the pure article
Is we 10 the
| dead, who have found delvsrancc That is - y, ..,
re hs s. Of hum Low men
the man. they must enlarge Nc u"
q such man. man vs srSnr;ne. . He was one
be was uut human laws but t reslst esa 'as p g.
fznan7y Jor The dignity Of human nature knowing mn,
SELF for man. and the equal Of any and all governments
In these respects he was the most Amer. c VI , u
lie needed no lawyer, making false issues, to
~ could not hare been tried by his peers because &c
dsi nat ers As for the democratic journals they are
net human enough the lecturer said affect me al all
| i ISorid ,a.isr zee Is. anything they may say
f,".w Aass ,sets XIII SaaS Capas" B,0,' Va
r~ man mot knoo / rejoice that live IN tb %s
80 100 .ea ns contemporary Insane father and
~ shsl spa one solin law and several more men ho
$40 q, least Twelve disciples, all struck with nsansy 4.
osce just as insane his efforts in Kansas ASK the
yrant who i the most dangerous foe, the or
Inc insane. Such word as insane Is a trope with
those who persist IN using and have no doubt that
many OF them, in silence, have already reraced their
words Read his admirable answers TO Mason and
Others How they dwarfcd and defeated by the con
trasi On the one .sdc half british, half mid cues
booming on the other, truth clear as lightning, crashing
INTO their obscene temples They made. stand as
Plate and Gesler and the InquisitioD Probably all tie
pocAS u oil The ,cont Massachusetts has sent 10 Con
essJ~ ue tda fen years, do no, mulch, for manly direct
AND fgre and simple truth tie fen casual yeaar
~ John Bron the floor OF the Harpers Ferry en-
househat whom you are about TO send to the other
worlchough not to represent you there. He is too fair
specimen OF man TO represent the like OF US. Who
them were his constituents Read his words understand
inriy and you will find out In his there IL no idle
eloquence Truth his nsprer and earnesness the DO
Usher q his sentence He could afford thc loss Of his
Sharp rifles, while be retained the faculty of speecha
rifle 81 far sraighter sight and longer range II is re-
lief 10 turn from the ISLANDERS against him the Lestno
I us entHlcs MI lnorcau mere quoted from
Published remarks Of Governor Wse Colonel Washington
and Mr. Vallandighan, in praise Of Browns in
egy and heroism This event, the lecturer considered
touchone 10 bring out with distinctness the charac
ter Of this government When government puts forth
IT, strength the side Of injustice, it reveals itself
ely brute force, worse, demoniaca force 1t Is
The head 81 tho Plug Ugies He this government u
be fairly allied with France and Austria ia depressing
mankind. IL says, Cease agitation the subject 0;
slavery or will make slave Of you hang you.n The
only government he recognises the power that cstab
fishes justice in the land. Treason Where does such
take is risey You presume contend with foe
sgsnsi whom West Point cadets and rifcd point
The rctarer proceeded TO denounce the government
much length, and 10 charge upon Massachusetts, com
picity In 10 worst crimes Hsdecndsd RroUn from le
sSgz;soa u Jolly Undertaking his cntpre ch so fen
asstslaatz Would We have the good and the brave
wait for action I'll they in the MAJORITY His com
pany small SIMPLY because lew could be found wor
ms No pass muster. Each picked man, cullei Out
o. thousands, not Of millions Surely they were the
bcsi yo could select 10 be hung. That the great
est compliment this country could pay them Il was
hrowns doctrine that We have right to interfere, by
force, with The Shareholders, " the slave. The
lecsurer agreed with him. true man would be
much shocked BY the death Of the stakeholder as by his