The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27

tcs rssi ssy TO tho c.Ared people A. ana vthers
a. lie call Of Ne~ r,gland hmsn,,sr,.ns ' ,hsv VII n.
dc,h'edy t,en their hkod for the solo prsat Z Nav
4 ST., may he well to communicate ,h.s ana sso
hi w sctA M possible.
m,o~ss PLAN AND rkonABrR ooysNQUssoHs
WAslsSGroN, April "a. 1863
TuF Z sANiaaN, Fec ,Concord M,,sa--f nave ,i.t,n
~ we ies'er eich sing therein cory of ono 70
Join Brown, dated F,brnary 81 As Il e. ing my
t,'s iof me To copy them myself, aud ct
MON 70 lev to do thai Tor mo- have requested him (Dr
n "a nsnuihlchtc their ottDnts YOU.
An abo'i''nns', whom need not name though no 10
kpown 10 yoo and ~ very ultimately acquainted with Dr.
Howe Remarked to that IL Brown were 70 try pIas
ana were 70 iail, he alone would suffer- whereas II no
wtfe 10 succ ed raising usurrccti0n, tho great
-ci emancipation would b. attained Ana zach WAS
hl0 my impression at the hsss Instant therefore yss
nAt Pei ceve, ref aimed rA interfering with him. Bus
mo'e mature refrct and the earnest representation a.
sDn,e Stoano1hts here, INDUCED to regard that
opiimist rather than practical 9 tho case
Slave surr,ctots are very pecuhar-they din cons,to
u bAehiy cultivated miaos and Of cxlsrisnoe,
a. We'll AZ Information, abound b gcs
ifom Tue slaves no RESPONSE, or only f. one, to hs
nvnathn to r'sc then the arms and .ced ~ hts
disposal by the humanitarian Tor spcculs ,ommittccs
VIII be wasted, the lives Of many G. = unlsd with
Brown viii be nee<tiessy SACRIFICED, fause will be
thrown hack, FAR back II, GU the o; and, great
reug take place which heaps beyond hi Bskied direc-
ion, sweeping like prairie ire srola Mason aud Dxons
line ID tie Gun ~ Mexico must NOT such unOrganizrd
uas DO easily srbdued and will that bs cquivalell
% faures nnssa be money speculation FOR tho rise
Were Lad dressing rtn persons Isbouid say totheu
SEC that Brown be lot permitted 70 put into execution his
own plan let the swell matured plSA " or mine some
ether better bc substtuiod THAI proper
mtitse al management be put at tho head, aud that
humanity, integrity, truihulness and capacity But
addrvtrnR persons who have implicit Gath In Brown,
persons who have treated brutaly my innocent chill
aryn, destroying their health and may be Also thsr
hives, ss recomlense To me tor rcposing confidence
IN New HeiaId good faith as easing msn,
say that all tbs ar MS and means conated q
be-
liar they be deposited in such custody shall insure
their hot beng applied u specializing or merely ambitious
plri0tes.
you ask by what right soinsist reply do this BY
the right Vi c. mmon sense aud because great hum sn
oause which depend the lives aud liberties uf
millions, must Iot be entrusted to the acknowledgement OF
Incompetent and inhuman persons. H. r.
INTERVIEW SEWARD.
WASHINGTON, May Q, 1858.
To IN 8 @. Hows, NJ D. Boston, Mass =
On saturday {ls May lad an interview with Senstor
VIM II seward OF New York having been introduced 70
Bailey OF tho Era went fully into the whole matter, in
all It's bearings He expressed regret that he had bees
told said that he in his position ought have
med circumstances. In part agree with
hin and part Gier regret that the misconduct VI
myself to him but being now enlightened on the subject
we'll let this business coutinus in its present
crcokeo condition, stead OF causing to be puts.ragh
both regards my ehidrens situation As well AZ tho
cotton speculation ol this hnnnnitarians.
| ACCIDENTAL MEETING WITH JOHN r.
Having made several Intellectual attempts get quiet
cor versaon with Senator John y. Hale, Of New Hanp
| shire, ] mt him accidentally on Sunday morsing I
cou not then enter into tho details of John Brown pro-
seot confined sell explaining the urgency
oil sepcrg reei to my family said that In consequence
OF ny eDg ihcessant ami 10 some extent efectual OK
er.ne the abolition cause did consider that the
II my family being, FROM any accident whatever, Ia
distress, ought 10 be Sufficient stimulus to bave timely
efficient aid sent 10 thsm when, however, that dis
oss arose breach Of contract the part " the
New England humaniariars then the Claim became
fold strongern all of which he fully concrred, and he
promised tn take active seps IN the case But any
temporary AID Of tn sort Ia save their ves does not
lease Obligations and responsibilities You and your
repoSating committees Every day Of delay adds 10 tho
surinls undermines The health Of my children aug.
nens my irritation and eniarees my demands.
FORBES PLEADS CAUSE
Had my rst mild earnest, letter been attended to
Ought r. have been last August, my children would
have been spared much misery and should not have
been Under he necessity Of demonstrating in October
Had thGee remonsraDcss been attended to In October
should not have been Obliged to have sent angry demands
tia, which had happened nevertheless, the humani-
persisted in their false and their injustice,
and rather than like OF honor who have nmittd
retrace their steps they brutany and cowardy
resolved 10 try crush The humanitarans may ia
the ue IL which they stand; bat they cannot till
they get oet Of that tIamplc onenor need they
hope that shall allow them with mpunity 10
| sirate my children TO njure
DISHONESTY OF TIKI HUMANITARIAN
II Is difficult 10 credit that men who live In com
mupiy Of other should behave In devoid
| Of honesty M the humaBnar ans have done in this
case. l, ia difficult to believe that human beings
be found brutal sacrifice the family of fellow
labtYer for that is actually than pagan human
sacrifices il IL aggravated by perHdy and cruelty
II is difficult realze that beings having brains be
so stupid plumber the jealous workers OF
their party Nowhere clio under rhe sun could such
morstroeitas occur No wonder that handful OF pro-
who suetas eacb other Of practical
In the government Of this country than all New
Hghnd together wifi thoes Northern and Western parts
the UEiof Sly led free states However good just
the cause, it must, be in the hands OF fools and
rcguts, go To ruin. II. FOkBEa
The next letter prefaced with the following memora
dunn
Copies will be Governor Chase who found money,
and Governor Fletcher, WHO contributed arms, and TO
others Interested as quickly as possible.
Or. $ O. HOWE, n D., Boston, Mass.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May IA, 1853.
YonHYs READS MoRx LECTURES on DISHONESTY.
StRYours OF the 10th came to hand yesterday. You
mention OF my letters as being anony nous.
lose account for this unless may have sent that
which intended to have reserved copy; perhaps
the copy OF the letter 70 Brown, Jr, enclosed In ne,
| was nos signed.
You assert as regards my Children that "stand Ike
a mailman between them and aid" My application last
August temperate as language could express a
wish That first letter having been dtsregarded, my
and those owing gradually more aud more
Tlcs. being equally frtess, Eventually lost my patience
have ouy 10 add that score, that have shown
too much patience. by words may be unpaiatabie 10
you-it IL painful for them-you must remem-
Der. however, iha, Till adopted that sys could make
impression whatever.
since YOU warn me tina, you do not like the "spiri,p
my reply you will throw behind the fire without po-
rusfg 10 the end, IL Is possible that 1t may have
surviyed wrath even thus tar tberefTe shall for
iRts that nay least reach them. The caprice Of
iusips read any thing distasteul 50 like poutng,
sNt child that should not be surprised at your being
easily boodvinked BY any who TO approach you
with fatiery and pleasing story. shall, however, hui
NOR no such nonsenscal notions and would recommend
you read this attenvoly all through
this must Of necessity flor you may throw behnd
the fire unread) be many abohtonsts, OF
whom may be ignorant OF tho details OF the case, will
here fecaIisuate few essential points. When John
b. applied 70 last spring In the nslns OF the
miees and leading humanitarans answered as you are
Well aware, that being anti slavery would not
STIR merely to get kasae for free white people,, aud
his assuring that he himself and tho leading minds
among his associates had views similar 10 my own,
that the application being put upon that basis,
ought 10 60 Brown could then dieclB8 those de.
tails We examined at Tabor the respective merits Of
plans
FoRBlB' PLAN.
Nine follows in Carefully selected colored and
white per organize along the Northern slave ronor
Virginia and Mary land especially series Ut sampedes
OF slaves, each Of which Oleraons would carry OF