Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-28


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Capt. Brown az 2h;ey cons ,ltoI lr;lg
4 6th details 4 5visit tn Ss5;;th -
Petersboro no
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dollars tfstf Ia Sis
note that he Considered rood h13nSS,c
dollars moro tbat7 Snf md
Fhis friends Mt tiH Fast that trc SIIs
must Be5raised for Brown. Of which he would
agree totfurniSh one. fifth hims.lr There Il aIsn
a5notice oFsa DRIFT from :he Cashier 5f5tsF Me-
York State Bank sent him byz direction ff fier
ritFSmith. dated tAlbany Aug s1S507s
Marshall also shnS EliSt ~ off;cs,.S ,,f
the provision 90 vernment md q l;stzrf ,o,,
ulbUtOrs TO the project.
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NEw6 YoREG Oct 2T.-l'he NY Eo,o1,7s nnh.
fishes series letters from f!a5,,I EEoriSa
the author of the instruction books
Warfare, found at Browns house IN Vorinns
Republicans, principally to f. b Sanborn 7Sec'y
0f.the Massachusetts Emigrant Aid Societv.Ennd
DR.. S. G. Howe, OF Boston. One l2tter nd.
dressed TO the hitter dated M.|. Ie5a
fuced by the followir,, ne1iora PIeaso
show this to NesSrs S,nborn u o.
Copies will be sent 10 t;0vcrnor Gbnsc ,,,bn
found money and Gov. Fletcher Ito contrib6tc.]
arms to others interested eluicS ne nossibln
The letter gives the plans Of Forbes and Brown
for an iasurrcction Forbes ,lnn &c ia or.,a MIS-
with carefully selected colored and lvhite5 mar
sons along the Northern frnntinrs oF I-;I1;n;==
and Maryland esnecia
pedes3 Of slaves, each one of which onerations.
would carry off in Que night and from the snu,e
effected once or twice a month. nnd eyentnally
once or twice a week: along. noncontionons. nnrts
of the line il possible Without cSn1lict only
resorting to force if attacked slave women az.
customed 10 field labor would ha rx o
rs men. everything heinz, IN rnnncSs to ross
ytI,,
speed to Canada that pursuit Womb hc homeless
In Canada PRESENTATIONS Ia ,n,[1 cr
their instruction and employment ANY fiisas.
ter which might bcfall n stn:nnetle vvonli otsthnE
utmost, compromise those only Who might bs
engaged in that snole frjoraFro :.
not bound in good faith TO the Abnliti1niStS ne
We did not ieoparcze TINT intcrcst# a, consult
more than those enpopcd =, tho ,fot
Against the chance OF loss nv oc,,sior,al SGs;
dents, Should DC weighed Tho advoDtnoc of a
series ofsuccesslulrunS Slave .,,,,lJ
thus become untenahe ncar ffn frot;or ",,d
would be pushed more and more so,l,ya ".,1
and it might reasonably be exnec.ed iF,t The
excitement and Irritation would ;mncJ tLo
slaveryites to commit some suicidal sblnndar.
The Missouri frontier being SO far from, tho
habitable port OF Canada, and the political
ties nnti and DrO.slavcr,. zbeino s, th,t Ststo
(Missour) SO nearly baIanced sn1gestsl =
culiar action in that quarter vshi.I91 ,yo,,l1 Ia
fend in a great measure. ,(TaiyS &, Eraj
Brown had atdllercnt scheme. II. nronos"5
with some 25 to 5Ocolored and ,xbte ~; ~s,,
well armed, aud bringing n onaniitvY Of snera
arms, to beat up slave Quarter IN yr@i
10 this objected that no nrenor,fo,v 6atc
having been given TO the slaves, no notice could
with prudence he vcn
Of agitation meet Will, no res a., ssu ~ sII
one 10 this he replied that he was sure of a
response He calculated that he cond soat nj
the first night from 200 to 500 Half or fbcrc.
abouts, of This first lot he u,onoscd tn kecn
with him, mounting 100 or 50 Of them and and
makea dash at Harper's Ferry mannla pIi 9.,
destroying what he could not carry Off ne.
other men not Of this party. were "a he spbdi.
each under two or three ~
would e sent to ieiq aI,e'' whence
The burden Of Forbes letters are erieyous
complaints fornot having tho mid nrom;se5 GaS
his services, which were 10 be sent to Paris
the support Of Forbes family. In. one letter lie
saws on the LIST Of Nav I85e 7 had an
T'S@ Mt, ognaSor ~ ~ y. seward OF
bearings c s o IL md ~ It's
tS md said hat ;, .,as NC nad oeen