The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27
BAarnRs fssay, s'st. 10, 1854

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Ihs,s u. ncnoS y rssor. .hat a, sovsn A. NJ Ira-
x,epd ,hc rioters that had taken refuge M the Afm,sy
eu,,dss 10 surrender promising held G,em sssrNy
IA, the p.easnre 81 ihe Pfe~tts ." No uuicd sts-
sg,st cayary and declined. strong gar,y en ics
r,snd cs Green n the marines, had sccn resusy
r..,ea bssiiig, aad vt coussrad BlM brcsss
se~ n. and eaptuTed tho party.
Two 81 the umr,ses wounded, mostafy fex,
~ ether sighry Two = ,he rsssrs werc kiiIei and
~. srtaly One prisoner, and ave negroes, sua ~ -
assos and freed iroG ,'eif hesao, VI Lewis wsshmg
,sp, Mr. I,angei AGtl, Psy masters Clerk nr Ball M,
~ lt.chMsi, Mr. Mills, Master Arninfpr, Dr uicshy,
..,mastef Mr. KAy wcisr, S,psr tonde~'s uerk DR.
vi" AZ prisoners, were released -nlor,l h IN. "a
~ss Of shcee gentle nep sa' made NM epesvor W s,s
~ rsstsrs 10 rsrrendrr. Ia~ait ycr nsusgsolla
s@N r. iyS ssssel ucW,a.ns.p.
or she orig inal parry y tseaytwo inargensa,
kfteen were killed and two Uortaiy wounded. fYa
remsiled usbarts AID three escaped da,i0g sAs
siaht al Mooday. The purpose Of The invaders
entirely fooled. They had expected TO be joined as
once by several thousand slaves, while, 10 rn,a
thes were little sy pahzed with by me negroes
al ~ llss masters. Tue wild ianaEcis,n OF Abr
onisni winch has conv used the Union, In different
shapes, for 80 many years, seems 10 have been he
| only actuating motive Of shese aisgaidsd, guilty
tools Of more subtle and dangerous men, shet
they neither needed nor sOughs ipr plander Is
proved BY their having lett untouched She large
sum which Ind been deposited day before in the
paywasteI + Office To correspondent Of the New
York Times Brown stated. after he was cap
,urcd. that be had only intended tn make ,he
ars, demonstration at Harper's Perry. when ne
expected TO receive rapid increase Of ahes from
ahccnists, sufficient 70 tase possession OF both
The States 81 Maryland ADD Virginia with all Of the
liz. s.td 70
poscc general Southwest course through Virginia
varying as circumstances dictated or required
The Harper's Ferry rebellion is ended. Most Of
hose Who participated in il actively are dead, aud
the remainder viii probably suffer the penalty
which the laws impose for murder aud treason
Fe.haps q few, Who have been accessories sefore
The fact, OF the crimes perpesated, may Also be
punished; but those who have sown the seed nj
evil in the hearts Of these fanatics, can only be
reached by the voice Of the people, raised in
demnstion of incendsry doctrines which have pro
ssc.d such deplorable results The principle apcn
which John brown and his allies acted, y sLe ssme
which has been proclaimed by nearly all she lead
sre of the republican party and which inspired the
Hon. William H. Sc ward 10 utter the following
wards:- asf M4
our corntry "a a theatre which exhibits m run Ssra
tot, rAdicasy different poltioa sj stems-she
reene the bnsis o eeTvie or slave labor the Other
the basis n voluntary labor q ire, men, The ahrers
hC eEslaved all negroes persons ess
purely Of All xan derivation. BIT this only ocienta
The principle Of the system N, that abcr In every
cy by whomsoever performed necessarily unineliec
,uai grsveing and base and that ap~rsr 81 ,aliy
for h good ana for the welfare 0 the STATE,
foreigner not ensluyed only because he cannot, yet
be reGuctd 10 bondage.
III. slave - stem only soeran, unjust and n.a
ards the abOrer, whom, only because he - u
toror IL leads with CHAINS and converts into
ohandse but scarcely less 30 ~ the free man. 70 whom
oi3 because hu laborer from necessity deDt,s
cities for employ ment and whom expes from ths
n,unny because cannot ensiave mud convert ms' nr
The slave system l. one OF constant danger sus
p,ci and wa,chtuIn.ss It debases those whose tHi
alone produce wealth and for defence, tn
OF which Holman nature cspAble to
against nutny and nsnrrecUp ami thus wastes snerys
Witch osheiwsc nigh, be employed in rational dsveoie
neut ard aegianoIx.Incnt
The Two syst per b. inur ,ngru-
Gus But they are more than incmgruous-,hey are IN
esmpabie. They have nevor existed permanently
g,i,er III country, and they never -
Inacea. mcompaib tl~ two systems, thas every
State which organized within ever,eAten ing
CONAN makes its III g, political u the and
exclusion Of the other, ~ the exist OF civil wal
ina election forbade within their own limits, even Vic
casting for for President of the United
stase supposed 10 b. favorable 70 the establishment Of she
| tT,e labor systtm III the n. - Stats
Thus ,hes ap,asoniet,c systems are continually ming
mo c.s. contact and COLLISION results Shall 81,
cdeIta nnec. ssary the work fanatcal
ag'sors, and therefore cIhemcral mistake the caso al
together il II reprees,be conflict bstwee1 opp y5ing
And during forces, aud ti,at the United
muet will, later, becomc entirely slave
the cotton ard rice fields South Carolina aud the igar
paIatiotS buieianA will ultimately b. titled by free
iabr, and Charleston New Orleans become maj f,r
legitimate merchandise alone, else the rye fields and
wheat helds OF Massachusetts and New York az u
DC surrendered BY their farmers caalre aia
the production Of slaves Boston New York b.
more markets Tor trade IN the bodies aad
| Of men.
Carefully examine the Specification OF these por
| tentoua sentences. Compare them thoughti,Aly
with the plan Of organization for the abolition Of
slavery upon our previous pages, and ypa cannot
fail 10 see clearly that John Brown has only prac-
TIED Whist William II. St ward breaches A recent
orator spoke upon this point as fotlows:-
Is true DO you think that that
stoned the principles cnuicdted by VIM II. 5swardy
Wnat eau he more natural consequences from an ale
q,ate Than that dreadful amt atrooiols eccg II 1
should here declare tnat after having ef, THIS stand,
would march 10 the other sidc of the this evening
| and would enter my friend and neighbours house, AMI
| sack II, and destroy II, and murder ts inmates,
and Apply TO the torch and II M the morning papers
| you should learn that such have occurred,
wou you say that those events not the eatural
queLce 81 my ANNOUNCEMENT here that tey would occu?
No. You would hold accountable for the acts, and
properly to: ard 20 would any court OF law or any jury
al twelve all the iand And you h,ard
The procanat Rochester VI the great captain OF
relye eibe conflict (aready developed insurrection)
that u mast go "h-thsf must go on until the wnole
country ahal become either wholly slave wholly Free
| and when you See upon the heels Of that announce
biUodshed--a whole village laced
n:er martial laws and men murdered, he,. rcets,
tweve Lones takent the boiy Of the country
wou pronounce all ID, ~ evensthe nsurreci,oA tn.
bloodsned and martial law-,he natural sequence and ~
feet Of the principle announced by the very Veruvius Of
this unrat scled atrocty Nov fellow cit ems, although
republican friends dacani the act, they approve
treason although they denounc the traitor they approve
the treason They proclaim that Ossawatp,ne Brown is
10 TREND Of fhershe belongs not u their
but yet Of their principal organs Ia the city Of Now
York, upon the arrival Of the that Ossawatoie
Brown had perpetraed the outrage virtually proposed its
usuhcatlon, wnen seekng To excuse be charge, that
the democratic party mai perperacd similar outrags IN
Kansas and that this but their natural requitai
The black republican ersss of the country In fact
either openly justties iUKewi.in-y condemns the
| frauds, atrocities and murders oonasc>,- witt tie
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