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The Placer herald., 1859-03-12

ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
HIS Excellency John B. Weller, Sacramento;
Hon. Jos Walkup, Sacramento; Hon. W. G. STRAIT
ton, Sacramento; Hon Stephen J Field, Sacra-
mento; Hon II McAllister, San Francisco;
Hon Ogden Hoffman. San Francisco; Hon K
OSier, Los Angeles; Right Rev. Bishop Kip, San
Francisco; Right Rev Bishop Alemany, San
Francisco; Hon. John Fremont Mariposa; Hon.
Harry Thornton. San Francisco; Hon Edward
Stanley, San Francisco; Hon Milton Latham,
sacramento; Hon E D Baker, San francisco
Hon Balie Peyton, San Francisco; Edward J
Pringle. ESQ, San francisco; Henry W Halleck,
ESQ., San Francisco; VIM NJ Lent, Esq, Santa Clara;
Major D Keyes, San Francisco; Hon N c Blake. a
FP Tracy, ESQ San Francisco; Hon Ed W Nc
Kinstry. Napa; Hon BENJAMIN Hays, San Diego;
Hon Joaquin Carrillo, San Luis obisp9, Hon or
Saml Bell Mckee, Oakland; Hon John Haynes,
Crescent City; Hon Daingerfield, Shasta; Hon
F NJ Bliss, Marysyille; Hon B F Myres, auburn;
Hon Ed Norton, San Francisco; Hon Chas
Creaner, Stockton; Hon Niles Searls, Downieville;
Hon Warren Sexton, Oroville; Hon Pablo de
Guerra, Santa Barbara. March5.
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@s nirb AM %. SEnt in benz 2SfoIe Der Baltimore Stabt-
Gtlsnbapn- 8 efsGt6aft Elm Bud seSfnet @erbtn une fur BITE
s)auer Dpn 5 Taeen pfen bletben Sus 9etGnune fur bas
6anpt.G apttaI b~efGstcr @efeaf6aft, asnds Der z, Seftt1n et-
ner @srOrSnana; S,SOln, SSttssnO I. lillian :. arsssrs, sStl-
q. 5umwalt unb folhe, wel&e iest p6er fsdter fb NIT bteltm
serstnieen, uni elm Sabu-@eIetle su elmer SiaOt-&iienbabn in
Baltimore unb I~anbern StrdBen' az bauCn, wte geafben am
%. Mdrs 1853. 80 nj. y. Tr10erS. 82
SO IN. 9. BrpWnfng.
>a. QBn. Oe@peg.
ara-es 5.-eTf ~-r -Mpb. GatbGrtt.
e~unti5>25 s. y. SumpaIt.
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@G0OG Baltimore
SiO9rapblidc SSptt3cm iiber
Sr. SdtleD.

8jr tra8en iber Or. Bailey, ben piel gu
irtI UerltOrbenen 9teoafteur Der Waibin8touer
oYtatIcull @ta", fOl Jenoe bioarapbiihe Nctt5cn
uab
@r mar ihon %lan3ere 3ejt unnUcb(. bpfIte
dber in europa pleDer gu Srilten 5l tommen F.;
ole S~eereile Uerldlinmerte leooh lelnen 3u>
ltunD unO 10 bauAte er aui Dem O5eln, al8
YailBer oe8 DampferS Ara8o, l~einen @elit
aus.
Or. Bailep murpe in Sabre 1907 in W1cunt
6Oug, u. s., gebOren, %ltuOltte in philadelphia
Dteot}iu unO plomoUjrte oalelblt iul Sabre
1928 NaADem ell etne 9tellt mad Sbtna ais
SbifI5lr5t mitBeNadt bate, be8aun Ell leIne
iournalilhhe &aulere, lir Gle er p%ernl6Be lei
uer uulIaiienOen 8tlOunB uno ielner tlaren trais
tigeu SArcIbepetle Uie gelA1Iien wlt, bier III
Baltimore am pOtetbpout Proteltant", Dtl1en
irelltnnlBe8, Der StlaUelet DpponlrenCeS pOtt
IT, Dies Oeplrtement cr belor9te. Spdter
%lteoelte Ell ais &jr5t na1 &mcinn1tI itber, wp CT
3ur @bolera Be al8 A,5t pes SBrlera Oo8pl
tails Die rabmliblten Brobeu pon %lelner Dttn
5henliebe, letner AufOpferun8rfab9tt II, l:menl
,Ututba able9te. Nieletben &lBeulh1ften be.
tbdti8te Ell AUDI in lelner UDr II 5abten in
Bllbtu8ton BeBrlnpeteu unp BIS 81 %leIner No.
rele u1a europa Don tbm reDiBntel p9tato.
nal Sra, Dem conlsq I~eptclten mao n0beIlttn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Otg"nP Der SteIbtI!, oI0
boiIentli1 jut @tllte letue3 eottn 8glnDtt5
fOrtlefibrt pcrOen mIr0,
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Semt|cDcs Sittsra
hfilt arnnhlih ana

eeberbelhfpereeu, DtSpttle unp @etbhtiyt, hreni
lde ccer neroSle Sblpihen, Observation-Disclosures
nno ale Hranfbeiten, welhe pom peroUrbenem Wa.
soaet gen eoer Der 9eber entleben.
SH;@H4aIS '%eraopfane. innerl d., psmor!Osn. aubraaa ots
UlhseS hdb benz NUpfe. Sdurt I'm Wa9en, 6trSbrennrn, 5rt-
breansa. NopetiHUfatstt. S6mere TIM WPasen, 56wahe unb
soleS Sefapi I'm Maaen uaO l1ntsrlsib. e6wersr Ntbsm
Stseer ub RepfiAmtrssn, gef6wer6ru bsim atbmtn, @eiS.
Sfreen Der Seant unb gIas.n, Seiteufedeu, S&mfrssn I'm
MHdfn nab ben @ltebsrn, 5tBs I'm aOpf anp Bremen TN
Sietih, Bauetqfett ub %ietersel6ldaenbs
Dts Ga %entbtnsr empfetleu Otss Uasbistn Der Nnfm trifam-
,Stt eeS fueitfams. ten lbert.n9t BON benz qBertb unb bar
an8enteHent9it b~trfsltsn fur ale Qetbsn, wOfur Ne s~prfebtnS
empfObIm miro. Sc TT btss isn neuts uub unsepraftes
wttttcI fSnttsn etnss, bas felt 10 9abrtn bic Drifting Dpr btm
aniertf1ntt6en Wplte befdnben bat unb btGtn 0uf unb Der.
tdut BE test nod BON iein,nt Nabtrn erret&t wurtt. Dts
SeIantde, wel1e berabrnte unb auseeaet&uete Nerste unb pri.
sdtpertpnen aus aafn 3tetlen btefes Qanbes Su Sunffn aeben
eIebeh tins %unae9eusrt unb etHe aeaaue Dur6Itfans pes anidbr.
,t9 pom BEN Gt9entblnaer ~pubI,tsten &lnanade, Uel1en Der.
leloe unenfgtleH1 burH bic M8enttn ~DsrtbetIen IdBt, mn6 aud
ben luln8llnbtgfen %lterjeueen, bab btefts 8itters ~nttrfiidb 81
0trubrnthett %berbtent. welAs es srIanAt bot.
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S0McM'8

% Magical Pam EXtract0r.
atemais 1T cine 6~nttefan8 III Der Material Iisb,,F. aq&
haRt m9reen. ppeur@ Der 5dmcrS 70 fbae Ell reatat Gfy.
wv nv A9elIs IN nGrier @nlIan 'un9 10 raid In tastn natlr
Hon 3uhanb suraGBebraat pber gano en- unb @ef9wurs
VpHtpeImen 8esstlt wetben nnb blbGi feIne Ytarben Sber Iort
ttt9fh onaesn Surnd8elaHen, ais bur6 Daatp's maaH4e
Sdmers-g trtlBer. 80
Yd gfntttt1t aDanbtn, 9srrtnIunssn uaS Bro ,(asn
Guen, ttnen lRtH6er thinner unterwDrlCn Gnb - m hg g5t.
huns les agteh Ddles'i9en S&merB- @srttlsers INNER 6S
iel3e! gDte ptel S9merjen nnp 9sibea tSanten ntbt our
1tefeg YlitteI 1erbtnpert Efrbrn. Sa felbf has Qsbt6 bSus,
oft basea al, bag Der 6ate ga aes-Grtraet Bet Der baa5 Is
adeerce befGDen me MT 8sbrudten pdatybIete, anf bic ID
6ebsnt btnSnTeileas MFR erlaube une fur beten R5a6rbittJ
mtW DtrantpGrtltd b1lte.
6sta tau BET 8erbrenRuneen unS Serb aBun0en rtaa Al
neg " ototutcnb fein, bat female ben dnmirten ,en, unter
senS.Vert lger nj erfanpen.
Ntflsint ~ rr aGt, wenm bic Sda@tfI cir in GtabI a,fo.
genes @ttaastts nmt Der oienatur Spn y. .. @9tdsne
tat.
TrsiS 26 Gts. fir bic S&sGtfI.
SAs Der Ae8te wlrb perlanftbet Sttb g. Sane. 80,
tO8, gDef-9aittmoretr, oii4
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Teioen MA Sse;g,u;ffet

GDim.9. 1Itman's a6ts Gonna. 5rtssn .fSnasn 6tn
y~ubltiunn ais faS Bette Wsittcl eesen BfrnSyfan8 ~nsryGfta
RCpfpsp unb due anDsrn, aus tiner llnOrpnuna ey Btrpau-
angst mems sntfanbenfn Erdnftefttn trnpfUtlsn wfre.n
ShG6tsl bet
9ltl.s Set5 9. 6ance So. fU3 = aItiEapt sDk
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0erfauft BET:

Ser &%nnSframen TreItnD.
j3eit, @elb II. Mrbeit Miro 9elpart beinl @ebraud
bon Lipp's q 4Vogefs a'.
Oenti6er, magii6er 9atertipe@Sede.
Diefe Seife tit, mad eiuem neuen Genii1en prodeB fabrt'
,trt unb etsurt i5 besbaIb gum 8amtitsn-@ ebtan1 metl fe
in bartsin mite weiGent QDaher Beb'au6t nnnberTre1lt~ th
Heden. m ~
DG mir bieIe @eife In u%nftrsrn steensS @si4Gits tabrtsirsr,
db MIR TN Stanee, ben NrIttel UNI - y'f0s"' U'"'B"s )" "f'
faufen, ais BITE, welhc bteleIbe intpprftren.
Dc 9u6 baltem MIR sfnen er0aen gSrrats BON aasn anss
rem 6etfen. rpelhe bier inn e1ebrduN ltnp, ieipte aud IdlGttds
Ter srAsr SnoittSf an 6dub unF 1srfaufen pteftiben an g8ie.
Seryertaatsr suet DIaietitn " gpe Ssl 1s sss 81 q oro,,,,. m,,,
,rSSd,sn gVssHs sso Htnprefr. unb 6reberid-0t Dao, Baltimore.
Ssaeaanstn iSanea aa$ II Der SiaSt %abssSebSen ~stSta bel
f.~s Sr 70 6anpYerar Std8s6dl. BriefIiGe 9efeGuu.
on srSbsttsn mir ars AT 9ettsrbpr so; 354 .. g.. :
Smni6 3mt s r 0tppS uab GpeeI,
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9ampfz& ettfcoc rreini9ur19S=Wfd1cbt
Durs bteItn Dampfsapparat wsrbsn ntSt nur alsin bic 8ttt-
febern SOn aaem Staub. S6wetb unb ubelu Gsru6 ~gereIntaf,
lpncern aud BON etwaigen itrdnfteitsitpf WtStten un6 ere
alet ten mebr eGnSii& bGfrett nae aebalte 8ebern etbaIten
bern trdat Defenders piel sur 4eluuSbett Bel. @ep6bnlide
8sttfebern su retntsen fUften 6 Genta; 8launen unb @iOer-
InftrGee werben panftIt6 unb gu zines S1eben Bnfrtepenbett
befprat. ra4l# l4HI &pr'.GFMP &pp1t1,.
Mp7- So. 43 II. AS 6arrtTcnfr.
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DR.. Hufeland.
Baliun,iiher GprbioI

tar ibntae 5etlans Don 9uftn. @rt6ltuas, SnFueuaen, 8rdu.
ne, Waaben pals unb asttr6brenentjin6an9, &ns.sbrnna umA
S oenn nO1 raoglt@ Gr.-. ,ieruns fur @at an bttier Rransbett
%eetbente, fslbf tn ben lebten Sfnbten.
Diefe berlbnts Preparation IN 0Iel& benz Btttsrn ,us.rISE.
is. Gs III fur cine Rlaae BON 8rantbt ten btaimrnt, 6it
au8enaetnfr nno astaprit1er as ale antert btneu Bic Bepsb>
ner ote'es Ndnoes unterwprfen Fnb - Rranfbetten bt, ron t-
ser iletnen @rtaltune %berrdbrsn. Or. Ben, tteIe erfe 6r,t-
9e @utpertfdi faati S4 NTH ntdt b~cbaupten, 6a6 Falt"
Iar hns III, paS BITE ptt nnA bs ssbe Eteter fur Biz 0ewpt.
neri Gnesrsr 8pnsn itne. aber Id Fam btHtmr,t uer16ern, baB
he uhs 8rdntleitsn BON arbstrtr @sf6brltHfstt nnb mtbr
~SterGtfdle ~tnfabren. ~
Stns metters grpbt Der tntTtSIiaen @efdhrIt&teft Der SSH
ttnti tiSinsn ~Srtalt9nS sntastenben sraufbetten, 1elst I'D bel
pbtd @tfunbbettsamteS entnOmniene Ia6eGe' TroaSsn @bi.
Ietgt bic Ea5eGt. ""'" ""
1882 @eiantmt3apl Der Sterbtfdas 10es~
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SrrfnuFS : ssan3et0cm.

Wbi8feb uuo 8r1nutweine.
100 5aB 9btp &upfer .beftltrter spDisftp,
1870 BG8 ~6idbrt9en Bourbon Gprn5ranntwttn,
50 61B 9Gnj alien SpnrbUu,
Tpwte ALE dnoeren 5cresa ttefiatr unb t%mPDrttrter 8rannt.
ipetne 5un Berfauf bel Sbarp, Carr Mnb ..
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Dtsis 8dtten 5etstn, bde b~etndte1bsr 4, 9teI aqtr eterbs.
fdle In steism. eanpt bur& aHssstruna SerurIaGt werbtn, as.
eeiebtn Won ben tablrtt6en anbern Gstben, Sic BON ttner
lti,ten @rfIituHe bsrbteefabrt rerbtn.
56ont sufre @eiuabbett unb henn tbr an etntr GrFSItuna
per Sruf oet, Qnn6s lsbtt, fanfst cine SlaIGe BON $ u fe%
.anf's bdifdmtlbsn 9erotal nnb TOR RSnnst auf F&tre @t-
nsluna rs3ntn Eoufenbe tabea tiefes eetban umb befen
wan1erbare Piirfans be3eu9t. -
ph'tea temmt ster aaa manGntaI BON terbprbenent Nla.
ea IN Ttlbtn bdl' eas sDtuti&s Btters~ eebrau&t WerbtA
,pas IN Bdusn " etntm anbauernbtn RuRtn t~epratren.
stt SSpmdAe unb Ibi, 4pnnne bes 9ansen SHa9nts wrb unGa
pas S4tsss uon srOttm Stusen Fn6tn.
z DaGelet nirS etnste be. Or. g. M. SG6fpn, E8 Mr6.
EtaBra ttiaaeHpptar petfsr ttGt unb Bel auen DrusstRen umt
StSrepaLtern Durt ee Der. @taAtsn ~SertoMft.
Srfts ~ 0eats bi 8laf&e. ge,o n. amSp
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NaS 2SIr ma1en uulere Xeler aut re 4n
3e(Se DeS prn. Blpino III elmer anDern Spalte
au fm~ertiam Derlelbe bal cine ueue art 8rls
5en~8i4len ertnnDeu, wCnlit mad lowDbl nit
Sol6eIl ME audi &lSelu auf cine 8rpBe Diltln5
ldieBen fam. Scr 8Ortbeil bel Der Sabe 1T.
Dap mun oa5 PalUer &c. Part, lHoem Der Druid
Ourd WinO uno Secertrait erIeet ptrD.
N Or. Swapnes 5uiaulmen9eiette
sDtlbltr IAen-G9rpp Reilt pOrtrefli6 bartnddiBen 9aIrn, @r
talmngen, SIutlpeien, MISUNDERSTANDING, 9ebsrbei@wer-
ben, Ktsetu ub AuiHstgen in Der Rebte, Gursatbn Stett unb
StsdBaten, lDmie dAe Grantbeiten bS 9alfes unb Der Ge1Ie
Scr Sruis ODer Der 4anse. Oiefe 4rsnst reintst suslei9 unb
duttrt o1S Slut. SIN @rDBs uno Rlein1ertauf su t1btn tn
Der ,)ifcs pes 9Bs tsrt Fl IA 81 pPr feiafbe -sGts 81 3S
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9D. Sel5er

1870 30. RS. s9SD. Sel5er
AN md6t Irtnen 6rtunben unb 8sranntrn bier NIT BITE
wES~ Nnssiee, pab Ct In Sp. 3O4 prattfraBc nsbeu Der
Iuri. 9ale ttnen aiFa LaHa Hssi.s.
s SGubs uno StIefelsS tcre sao 6
eSfnet Bat unb tets cine Iusmabf btsfer Mrttftl ~0prrGtbts
bali. QBsm CO tt6baIb nm cine CUTE unb pdhenbe Susbeilet-
bune su tbun TT, ben labe t& Elm, mid gu beiubsn
Suntl0,6mt 3iI eH8HFet# Dh. SelSer.
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Sec0mngun0el..

u AksgS az
&ga9 ssS OgemrS1Dus
~ Der 9b. &afftr'idm 5djule
na6 w. Rullmann's "Bellevue Garden"
an Ser 8rebertf 8pab
am WtOnta9 cen 81. SUM- 1859.
unter5si&nster erlaubt iA feline 8reunbe, fpwte Elm 0ubrte$
YubIt'unt i'm NaBehetatn 3u Dben anBeaeieter @~rSurFpn
f%reuubltff eInsulaben, bG Dtuitt, Sffan9, Sp1el &c. ben BE-
fuhern eiaIn 8snpBrst6en une dn9tnebmtn EGa Derf red tn
nirb unb son SEtttn bs @Vrmtttet's ale Mntaifen unb
9ptbsrsitunBsn 9etrUfen npr6tn ftnb, um rbi8e @rcGrt0n gu
Der t6pnien bieier CALM Si mat en-. 3idels 3u Is Gents
fur &rpd6fene Rub Bet unterSGihuettm, fCpte an Giu9dn0e
gum 8efplabs 81 bnbtn.
N9. BET un8untt8sr gDttteruns iinbet bic @rtaritOE an ct.
ntnt ip6ter lu beftnmeuben Gage fat.
Suntl8-27 0b. gBdder.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08

new machines. and made very comfortable livcli-
hood by exhibiting them, prosecuting his efforts
meanwhile to secure his patent intending to apply
the power to elOckwork, for which it is peculiarly
well adapted. Age crept upon him. however, be-
fore this point was reached; his highest art could
not make his heartbeatngs perpetual; and last Sat
urday afternoon he breathed his last in the old
homestead at Freehold He had been so much per-
secuted by the incredulous, that he had provided
secret place beneath the floor of his shop where his
last two machines were deposited Il was in the
form Of vault, covered by trap door which LOCK-
cd and the floor so replaced to avoid suspicion.
After his last illness commenced, he made known
TINS secret to his family who examined the spot care
fully, and found the contents exactly as described
The night after his death, the shop was broken OPEN
the floor taken up, the tFap-dOOr pred off and both
models stolen. Il is probable that the family in
their visits had not taken the same precautiOn as the
inventor, and some prying eyes had discovered the
secret Fortunately the drawings are preserved
and there is a little machine one Of the earliest
made, now running in Brooklyn, where it has kept
up It's eeaseless ticking for nearly six years. Mr.
Hendrlekson leaves a family of four sons and four
daughters all of them, believe, given to inYen-
tons. Had he died ten years ago, how emphatical-
~ would it have been said that his life has been
wasted in -the hopeless effort to obtain perpetual
motion"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08
The rrarrIand Election.

AT length Democratic Legislature is elected in
Maryland, in spite of the frauds by which ten know
nothings are returned from the city of Baltimore.
The villainy Baltimore does not extend beyond the
limits of that infected cty-infected by political
knaves and bloodthrsty scoundrels who neither re-
gard law or order. A Democratic Legislature will
no doubt speedily correct of the existing evils
which disgrace that locality.
The Washington States says:
THE SGAvEuOLDNG STATES UNIT IN THE NEXT
PRESIDENTIAL. ELEcTION.-The returns received from
the Maryland elections distinctive enough that the
State is Democratic by thousands.
We have carried large majority of the popular
branch of the Legislature and also the Senate Upon
joint ballot we shall outnumber the opposition seve-
raj votes.
But for the mObOcratic usurpatiOn of the freedom
of the balotbox in Baltimore, the Democratic ma
jority would have been overwhelming.
Maryland will be ours next November, from pres
ent indications by at least ten thousand votes Prior
to that time. mObocracy-the meanest tyrant that
ever ruled the most INSCRIPTIONS and remOrseless
will be stifled to prevent it from again
raising its hideOus hand Maryland has at last Lee
gislature that will have the conscience and the
age to act in the interests of order and the right Of
suffrage.
All hail Maryland! Degenerate Baltimore, under
your resOute guardianship, will henceforth be made
do her duty. Sound legislative measures for that
purpose are as certain to be enacted If they were
already inscribed on the statute book.
The hand writing is clearly written on the wall
for Davis and Harris. They cannot add to their pO-
litica gnOmny if they shall contribute all in
their power to the Black Republican organization of
the House. 1t will merely be the natural end of
their inglorious public career. Ushered into Con-
gressional life by crime, and nurtured by blood
stained outlawry, what better be expected than
that they should league with the conspiratOrs whose
sentiments engendered the HaFper's Ferry butch
cry!
The Democracy of the slaveholding States has at
last measured its strength. 1t is Omnpotent in all
of those States There is not a Congressional dis
trct in either that viii cast electoral against
it. A triangular contest as we have all along as
serted is evidently, in view of tho result of Mary
land an utter impOssibility. Let, the Black BrOgn
Republicans come on with their "rrepressible con-
fictv They will encounter united, infexible foe.
Sand many banner shall be torn,
And many a knight to earth he borne
And many q sheaf of arrows spent,
Ere scotlands foes shall cross the Treat"
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yho is IsespOnsible ,

The unanimous voice Of the Democratic press of
the non-saveholding States fixes the responsibility
Of the late Abolition foray at Harper's Ferry on
4he leading Abolitionsts of those States The daily
Herald, published at Dubuque, Iowa, says:
THE H,RPER's FERRY NsuERrcrroy- Is Re-
sPONsIBIE We must confess that our first opinion
that the movement of 0ssawattomie Brown at Har-
peP's Ferry was the momentary impulse of a mad
man, or brought about by causes entirely discon-
nected with politics, is utterly shaken What deYel-
Opments may be brought about by thorough in.
yestigaton, we cannot say, but every mail brings
evidence showing that the attempt was by no means
without method, preparation and extensive consul
tation. The States of Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, New York.
Connecticut and Pennsylvania, appear to have been
traversed by Brown and his associates and in all of
them were found members of the Republican party
ready to counsel and assist in the reasonable enter
prise against the peace and property OF of our
sister States
Religious bodies were visited and solicited to as
sist and although the conference did not some of the
members did"
The following is part of letter from leading Anti
Slavery Republican of Philadelphia, which shows
how long Brown and his associates were connecting
their treason and how widely it extended TO-mOr-
row we will publish other evidences:
what know regard outbreak at Har.
persFerry answer-I know nOthng-and yet not alto
geher ignorant concerning it.
than when the Kansas troubles
the Of strife and ready another contest
my Office He soldier by profession; haa
fought for freedom in Hungary and the plains Kansas
ready opportunity would oher, to draw his sword
the behalf IL the mountains Of Virginia swamps
Of Carolina On this last point NV
opinion, which, Of prompt giEePARddepa
Press.
Now. who is responsible for the instruction at
Harper's Ferry! Shall the blame alone rest on the
shoulders of a mailman? Is Brown alone guilty!
No. a thousand times no.
They are guilty whose doctrines and teachings
have led HIM and other dupes on to this insanity.
They are guilty who have wrought up the minds of
their followers with hatred against the people Of the
South until it was but step in their to be-
eve that they would not only be doing their aboli-
ton treason teaching masters but Heaven itself
service by mbruing their hands in the blood ofsaye
holders. They are TO blame whose mOnstrous fan
atheism has shut their eyes all the charities of
christianity and all the sentiments of humanity to-
wards their fellow white men, and opened their bO-
SONS only to the race whom the Almighty himselfset
apart by mis- own fiat.
They are to blame who sympathise with and apol
ngize for the murdcreus treason of the Mailman
Brown
We have not room TO day for the evidence showing
who they are that apologize for and eulogze Brown
and even rejoice over his bloody dOngs. Unless we
are mistaken great good will grow out Of this evil
at Harper's Ferry.
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