The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-21
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party, had anything to do with Rromn,.
ments. DIo"h move
The Post thinks this is not "tbe mos. do.:; :;
surrection n, as sta statGG. 'Ihe Nat Turner one''
greater. The 1857 Tennessee affair oditto,, nu5
denies that Seward and Chase have any symnotb T,~
with such purposes as Browns. Certainly no.
Ihs insurrection is the worst thing that couid
nave happened to them, but they lay the trains of
LUMP guInpo%deT ,y they fire the public ndl-they
make, make the Browns They create 'irresstible con-
nlcts between the North and South, and they in
sp1Te the men who carry them out
Inc reporter of the Express has been making in
New YorI cit Tue 9etter sort Of colored people" of
apprehend that ga dark cloud" HANGS over the
Southern States on the Eastern Coast
"Several of them threw out hints of \ ragpIar
bureau being organized even in this CITY. for the
especial purpose of cooperating if necesssry vitb
the insurgents in Virginia, whose aim tbev synrase
their belief to be, is to get up a serve war with
the view OF emancipating the slaves in that section
oil the Union. In regard to certain rumors that
are aoat OF telegraphc messages BEING sent m and
fro, between the alleged bureau of Abotinnota Sin
New ork and the insurgents, opinions are divided
Some profess to believe that the idea is an absurd
ty, from the simple fact that no such MESSAGES
would be sent by the operators; while others sug-
gest the probability of sending them in cyphers so
as to Keep each other posted as to the posture of
affairs and the measures to be adopted Nearly all
agree, however, that there is some mysterious
method OF carrying intelligence, similar to the I'm
"Among the 'irrepressib'e conflict portion of
them there appears to be firm belief that though
the insurrection at Harpers Ferry has been put
down, through its premature explosion, and the ac-
tvity of the Federal and State troops vet 'the end
Is not YETI but that the flames lighted up in Vir-
ginia, though prematurely quenched, will hereaf-
Ter spread through Maryland, the Carolinas and
Georgia, to the banks of the Mississippi CARRYING
IN Its train wide spread desoation and resulting
In the complete emancipation of the slaves"
The New York Day Book says:
"We have reason to believe that there is reru
lar organized society in this city of negro steaers
and that it includes many clergymen and laymen,
and that even not few business men contribute TO
fill its treasury. What is more, we have the names
OF some of the individuals reported to be engaged
in this criminal business
The Richmond Examiner says: We are informed
by highly respectable gentleman of this city that
he saw, yesterday morning, letter which Mr..
Samuel Gordon took from his negro which was ad-
dressed to negro from Baltimore saving that he
(the recipient of the letter. was expected in Bati
more by the 18th of this month, that post had
been assigned him, and that he was expected to be
there by that time. The letter concluded in these
words: "And you know what will hapPen next
TINS shows, manilestly, that the conspiracy was
The letter above mentioned acknowl-
edges the receipt of one by the Baltimore negro
from the slave here"