The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02

ability Of Virginia being abundanty able 10 cooe with ana
dscomht her enemies, but being giving North
ern sympathy tangible shape urged on that ground
the acceptance Of tho Of my npany In an
swer to this letter Of aid Governor Wise returned by ee
graph the following
Capt G. RsAcIxs IS North William street. New York.
The Goseino thanks for your Offer OF troops but
bas NO need Of them. He wln execute be laws OF W.
gina. GEO. W. MUNFORD,
Secretary VI the Common wealth.
Contingent upon the favorable reception Of my COM
mand, Col G. Dy yckman, Majors G. B Hail and A. Farns
WORTH OF the New York Volunteers, prepared to
tender the services Of regiment of 900 men, composed
OF soldiers who served in Mexico and cizens Of New
York; and Col Dyckman (who now at my elbow adds
not only 10 sustain the constitutional rights OF Com
monw.aith Of virginia. but any other Stale the Union
G REAGLES.
THE PROGRESS OF DISUNION,
Bosros, Nov. 30, 1852
Brown's Esecaion-E Excitement in Boaon-Tncesdioyu
Handttus Posted in STATE Street.
The approaching execution of John Brown is beginning
to have more and more effect upon the public mind.
Viewed religious element the effect odgious espe.
ciay in the country districts Scarcely religious con-
gregaton in the Commonwealth but sympathizes with the
old traitor. The following inc. ndiary bill sas posted
in State street, near the Merchants Exchange building
this forenoon and attracted considerable attention. no
indignation. Hon. Edward Everett among the crowd
who glanced at the precious document which, being
representation
figure Of supposed John Brown swinging by the neck
was one OF the most conspicuous objects Change during
high Change hours
The Lord shall bave them 10 der son.,
Read Second Psalm.
Representation of gsow wnh criminal suspended by
peck coffin at hs feet The clergyman skeri On either
TO JOHN BROWN.
Intrepid Advocate of Right
Con,emnes os The Tyrant's scorn-
Than e'er by earthly monarch worn
Though being human thou hast erred.s
We 10 e thy high and noble aim;
To DO the deed which many blame
No more America shall sleep
LORD who ss'es Ses%i .sss ss
Ger mems affairs, shall bring relief.
Thy foes in death msy strike thee down;
Ihy faithful warnings su shall hSe,''
While they the doom that : meet receive
What they have sown they shall reap,f
Horss.s as wss Ssy sss % sSs sso fS aaS ,Se s
But thou shalt dwell among the just
t2d Cor lo4 fJob 8; Prov. q: 9; Hos g. I; Ga, 81.
TO VIRGINIA.
aunt thou wilt Of thy prowess and fame
! n the future by voId' ,houn be-
! The Judgement where thou win mankind mus. appear,
ny sait hGu shali Ismbeth, doom thou shalsfsar.
sCondemning man 70 . feloo's death for attempting TO
relieve four millions q his suffering brohers and sisters q
defiance every requirement ohibiton IN Se DE
.|.5sss lss "a
tn bs Of the American Declarsh Of Independence"
ss % & s e
other desgn thsnto the freedom Of the sayes
THE BIBLE.
Your hands de6led with blood and your fingers With
nquy your lips have spoken lies your tongue hstb utter
ed None caiesh for justice any pleadeh
misch ef and bring forth nqy Their are Of
niquiy and the e violence 10 In their fest
run evil and they make haste TO shed innocent blood ~
thoughts thoughts Of niquy wasting and destruction
in their paths The Of they know not and
judgment IN their gotpgs they have made them 4
paihs; gocth therein snail peace
Ys are cursed with for ye have robbed me-
I whoe nation.
Shall visit for these hings, saith Lord and shall no.
my soul be avenged on such o nation thiss
Copies Of this handbll sold by Re idng Co.. Boe-
ton, for the benefit of Jahn Browns family price two
cents eacn BossOn 70 be papered with these on Friday
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