Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-11-02

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2.n!TA9lIG s. VIZ.
500 loIsasaaeA.
The New 1osx ztss csasaans hnl paft6culars
rom one Col FORBES, an Bnsaishmaa, 4 psaleipao
to the past woysmens. ar ths R.rs~,>,a = s.ri.tv
~ h;s .on,...;.. 81, A..
Wv. '"A' o'S'ssy -
.ona'A o. oe connection with Old Brow" IN NE
'ate outbreak at Harpers Ferry, and also q bis
interviews with Sev,ra and o,h... In ,sss n, IL.
sub;ect Forh.s :, ...,,. 60. .,n,,ox.a n, -.
A.; 'S' ."t~ " ~e
A'u ooc,ey 70 nent the pro~avesy me" N AaaseS
ana the Society failed to keep their promises to him
Of money, ~ the result Of which hin family -
reduced to starvation. In this exsrem;,~ h. ~-u..
. numb. ~ 49,. =. ~. 60 =.
=. '<>s' " ~. o1'. :" s"e Soc'eSy'
some OF which are now 'or the rst time brought out.
He also states that having been introduced to Sen
ator Seward by Dr. Bsilv or tho En- an ,ho,;,;oo
shcs, :, w.sh;n.,o, fy,.. =. 60, s.u., 80. n.
@no'e m"''e' =" "'' =" ssa''a9S l" H 'ss"ra
The latter expressed regret that he had been told
and said that Ae in HE position ought not to have
been ;,e,r,naa n n. .;.,.,,,s,.,...r r. ar
~. '' ~ "'s s''s"S'~~ ne" '"c
1tme'' o'acS hepao''can paper ~ compelled TO
admit that Mr. Seward Is more or less implicated In
this Internal crusade against the South. That m.
per Of the as,b savs:
.,.n,.
~ y, roIos> '"e u'"'A.y eu'notty on Sonn Brown
=" -" u'e ea'''e, N:ees " nus aHti-S"vsry 0useoc
anu une consultative captain OF the New'EnEtsnd
leaders IN the days Of the Kansas war. has PUBLISH
nortions Of his career . s.r;"s ~ i.,,~.s -s;ss -
mand the gravcst attention. These letters hear in.
teI"a evidence Of Their authenticity; and they put
~. !".s1' .",. "umoe's OF paeI,c men IN
anu in'Snt'ons AZ least OF the nsarsent
The ser;ous import.nce Of ,h;s S,cs c.n Ssr,Ir =.
overlooked 1t must not, however. Tor tina, resson
he exaggerated There IS nothing in the revelations
OF foroes when duplicates any OF these gentlemen
the sscenta~ os r. se Wp%s y n," ~, WIN
larthropist who gave ito Greece his shining blade
quarter Of a century ago. hut lived to give the
SniPe 1'ues o. o'her people 70 hansas IN our own
known no.;,;rsj, ~h., re-" '".. , 49,, !" ~
when or where nc meant tn attcmnt Il Th.r con.
nection with the affair seems to have been limited
70 genera! suppression that Brown and Dr..
=, "s. OIL" o'c' s.Ss. w.o" 'ney aa n"t care
chief a"onst the slave ;n,rr.s, ,s ~. So,,,h d.,
baby neither Mr.. Seward nor Mr.. Sumner. nor anv
other prominent man mentioned in these letters. re-
any oeieved IN ms heart that Ir. Howe would lind
woM fmd ~" n"n ASSN: Ts .e ss os tn.' nsoMn
with edged tools which they cruld M, helm a:;n.
But accepted in this aspect these revelations mark
an epoch IN our history, and their lesson should not
NO oo""t Seward knew that some OF his ao"'''''"
ore'hren would attempt tins s"mn'er OF hii 10 Pot
his visit to- and protractc<i absence in Europc.
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IhE MEcxLENBrsa fAx.-Ihc exhibition IN Char
'otte on wednesday, Thursday, and FRIDAY OF last
week. Is represented rs having bsc" remarkably sue
cesstul Visitors and exhibitors wcrc IN attendance
from Burke, lredell. Rowan Davic. Davidson, Gull.
ford Forsyth Surry, Cabarrus, Lincoln. Catawha,
Cteaveand, Castor, Ashc. Mcdowell, Union and
other Counties in this State, and from portions Of
South Carolina $50 articles were entered for exhi.
bition. Among the prominent persons present. says
the Democrat. were Gov Ellis, Hon. Burton Cnisr.
Hon. d. NJ Barrinycr. and DR.. Holt. President Of
the State Society.
The annual address, says the Democrat. was &c
livered by the Hon. d. NJ. Barringcr, on Thursday,
before a very large concourse Of persons. We wcrc
unable to get near enough to hear all Of Mr. BIS
address, but We have heard several Of our bcs,
farmers sneak in complimentary terms OF Il, one
gentleman rcmarking that it was the best speech o
the kind he had ever heard In fact all were pleased
with it Mr.. Barringer has many old friends and
acquaintances in this section who were sratifcd to
see him PRESENT on this occasion.
TRIAL OF the ISsrxeESIs.-The Examining Coor'
having concluded its examination OF Brown and thu
other insurgents 'ne'r case WAS SCI ''' a' l" TN
Circuit Court at Char'es'own (abo"t eight mites
from Harpcr's Ferry on the s6th. On the s1ii
Brown was brought in on his cot, and cnticavoscs
n obtain , nost,onement Of his trial On ,ccoun, n
h;s ,r..Lnos. =. oo.,s;on.a Il, h;s ~o,,u,. =
"'' ""' 49, ~
was shown, however, oy competent testimony, tina
he was able to proceed with his trial. and u jur,
was Accordingly obtained and cmp,ucllc,l
T,.. 1, .-:u .-.,.,,,. -. N a.. 1891,