Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-22

II think that III snolet nHa
Jo NOT Lnor ~, y V'eAnu oc'o' q convention.
an. oh.,ln nsu any conversation with any oil
In ohio. I Rad ne isasNN par'"i ne Time 4 Was
NJ ". SN%nyy;
Ar'-p'd YOU sct anything of Joshua X. Giddings
Rrown La, II
NJ " Ma NY sm.
Broxn-I ali INo.us ~ M"
thing Ina, wo,lJ ,u.,.yy...u mo- "n sou VI .vurse any
met Nth him ami 49, ~ Az, "Iu"ss pn = sS''ainiy
Mr.. V~Ihans aua Von'er'uo" W" hm'
Rrown-Yes I Ia la ysvue a.
upon II very fr.s,s : nesIu MI" express MS opinion
Mr.. V.-Justif,ing rs ""''
r., T"y"sut
that - A"u no' eo"P''"nss "m IN saying
A by s,,n5sr- M,
piees OF the Emirrani All Socis,Ss
Brown-No siri -, 49,
Jobn Rrown snJ !, ven, tn'ef "e auspices OIL od
NJ w;n nooouy eises rs
GiddinCs about yonr san"Si,an b.r. =" you 'A Win
of II I could M, mi. ~ - - u
would be a great dune. INN ""uA'' 1
Mr.. Have Won had ,nv corresno,d.n.. III,
p,rties NJ the Nor,iVa uHu ~ ~ .spouuenee win
Brown-I have had eorrs.nondensc'
Ry.s,anJ.. m. Nor'sPo"uu
ments "s0 "N ''"s"uS "o'e-
Brown-Iti il In mn o,;r;o, an. ,r.a,ss, s.,,i..u. .
can render 10 Lis -, 'P'"oH "' "" S''S"a man
By,stander-Do Won consider vour.elf an ;,s,r,,r,s,,
IN The hands of p,:,s1s" 'S ~" """
Brown-I do.
by -stander-Upon wha, pr;pciple do Won ;us,;S, xour
aetr
Brown-By the golden rule. I piy the moor in bond.
x NAAN ~ Ky u am her. n a. not Al ratll m mar
sonal luminosity, or feel;n, nj revenge mr. yind;,,;vc snir-
it. 1t Is my sympathy viii, Inc onnr,ss.j and wronsaJ
that are a. good as you and As precious in m. sigh, of
God.
By-stander-Certainly but uhy take The an we ,ga;,s,
their willg
Brown, twarmly)-I meyer ,J.
By-stanjer-Yoa did in one instance n, least.
Stevens. ito the inop;r,r int.rruntin, Urown\ Non
are right. sir. i'm one 60. =, craan Co., r. .o,,,.I
man. in one case 1 know an. ncrro wa,t.5 !, =, -
10 oNnNCap:sin the gentleman ia risht
Rystandcr, Ito Stcyensl-Whenc did Won cou from, .
Stevens lived in Ashtabula county. ohio.
Mr. NSllandigham-lIow recentl, did YOU leave Ash
abula countyy
Stevens-Somem months ago. | never resided Their. nv
length Of time. have often been there.
Mr.. N.-liow far did YOU live from Jefferson
Brown. Ito S,evensERe very cautions. Stevens ,hou,
an answer to that; it might commit some friend. I wouId
not answer 1t at all.
Stevens, who had been grooming considerably, as if
the eNcrtion necessary to conversation seriously affected
him. seemed content TO abide by ''my captains" decis-
ion. lie turned over and was silent.
Mr.. v, ito Brownl-Who were your advisers in this
movement
Brown have numerous sympathisers throughout the
entire North.
Mr.. N'-in northern ohior
free States.
Mr.. N.-But YOU are not pcrsonaIlv acou,in,eJ 4, Sou-
theTn Ohio
Brown-No;v very much.
Mr.. '. Were you at the Convention last Juncg
broNn-l was. | want you to understand. gentle
men, That l respect the rights OF the poorest and weakest
$500 FSNl'S oppIS>-tu uN tne a system, Just uS
much as l do those OF the most wealthy and powerful
mat Il the idea that has moved me, and that alone. We
expected no reward; We expected the satisfaction of en-
uea'or,hs TO do Tor them in distress-thc greatly OPP
prcsSed-aS we would be done by. The cry of distress
aud OF the distressed is my reason and the only one that
lmpeiIed me.
Brown-Because | thought it necessary for success.
aud Tor no other reason:
bysiander-lo on think that honorable do youS Have
you reAd "1ttt Smiths last letter
DIo"nI" mar letter DO you mean
"IS'ahuet-lhe New lork Herald OF yesterday, In
Spe'Aius oi ms analr, mentions a letter in which he
~. ."t u = 'Vn! 10 attempt &c strike the shaekles OIL
-, ~ ~ ~ .oiSe Q moran suasi"h or legal aGilA-
- HHu lrcu'S's 'hat 'he next movement made IN the
u'y'uSh oi negro emancipation will be an Instruction
- S ~ So"I
bro"h-l have not seen a New York Herald for some
uA!S !'s' put 1 presume from your remark about the
- " - 'et'eI, Una l should concur with It. i agree
, Iii - H. an" 'hS' moral snasion Is hopeless. l don't
- - p,oP4S y le save states VIII ever consider
me SUBJECT OF slavery IN is true light until some other
Argument Is rssoried to than moral suasion.
M a"Anusham-Dfd you expect a general rising of
sc w IA SA'c oil your success
po"n-No, sr nor dd 1 Wish 1t. | expected to
Sl."'' S"ens'n from une TO time then could set them
"'v
h.' ''-Dd yon expect to hold possession here till
~" w
pro"h-"e en- probably l had quite a different idea.
w y u . mat / ought 10 reveal my plans. ! am
u mNSeii 10 Ie so. lou oHetrate your strength when
you suppose | could have been taken if I had not allow
~ AL. :, ~ -! 1'.t .1nlhehcins the open attack
III uelayhhS my movements through Monday night and
~ :" 'HT "'ne ! wa, attacked by tie Government troops.
- d al oeeas'oh'd oy my desire TO spare the feelings
u NY prisoners and lher laInihcs, and the community
arg:
az. ''-D'u you hot sho"t n negro on the bridge or
"I not some oi your party!
" NM" "o'h'hs oi the shooting OF the negro
"a; "Uou) -,
hI nat time dh you commence your organiza-
uoh over IN canada:
n.o%n-H occurred about two yearsago. Hlremem-
y, Isn'' u wa ! thlhA, III lS"S.
Mr. w no Was the Secretary
! ~oWu NOT tel l recolccted, but do
nv. 'e'"rmo'r' ! thhA the otncers were elected in May,
- MA NV ncorrecuE' Out not Intentionally.
~ I. a ! = niue confused by wounds, and my memory
!" - u S,Th IKE Is somewhat confused.
Brown WAS the head Of that Marty oc.r,i.1 H..
house to mature my plans. would state hero that I
have not been in Baltimore to purchase percussion caps.
Dr.. Bigg-What was the number of men al Ken
hedy