New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUEsDAY,g DECEMBER 81. 1850

cargo Of slaves Up with fbebo wiekpife Down with
justice end hum~,aiyl" The South msst resp IA abe
sowsi WheIe she the wo4. the whiT iod will
come VI. Will he pretty cys1 for asr 20 resp.
Within few y-ars. the South bas BvRsKp ALIVE
eight or ten negioes Other black men locked Oh. An
eahed Low TO iasten tie chain how to pile the green
wood, bow 10 ret tiiiS ueLire Of Slavery agoips
The apprentice may he so< 70 isu uD but be has had
teaching enongh Ivy tits time 10 know the art and nys
tey OF tor'uie; sId. dsptnd upou IT, the negro viii
one ca! apply It TO bis old iorme ntors The Fire of
Vengeance wey be walked up even in an Africans
heaii, especially hen s tanned by the wickedness
OF White usn; titn It ruus from man TO man, from
town to town. What shall put il Quit The rhite
man's bloodi
Now, Slavery is wickednets 90 vast apd 90 old.
so rieh aud respectable supported by tbe State the
prtrs, lie market and tue cUufch that al those agen-
o<s are needtd u oppose il wito--those, and many
more which cannot sltak Of nov Y.u and prefer
he peaceful method; but t. at least; shall welcome the
yioient II LC other accomplish the end. So will
de great mass Of thoughtiul aud good men at the
NoTfhi tlse why DO hoDor the heroes of the Revo
lotion, aud build them monuments all over our blessed
Ntw-EDglano9 tbihk you gave money tof that o.
Bunker hill. once tbongbt il folly; nov recog
nlze u o. great strmOn IN store which il worth no
only all le money It cost to build il, but ali the bloc
II took 10 hay its coruer-sones. Tfnst me- its esso
ID not be IN vaipat the North, II can for the logi
Of Slavery will Keep The South on its lower course
and DIVE il OH more swiftly than before. Capt
Brown uh expedition failure I hear il said. am
not quite of that True, it kills fifteen men by
sword and shot, and four or five by the gallows
But shOws the weakness of Ihe greatest Slave State
in America the HOrhlessuess Of her soIdery, and the
utter fear which Slavery geDders in bosoms of the
masters. Think Of the condition of the City of Wash
ing on while Brown at work.
Brown viii die, | think, like martyr and also like
faint. His noOIe demeanor, his unAinchiDg bravery
his genteBess his calm, religious trust in Cod and his
words OF truth snd sObenets, cannot fail to make
p ofouud Impression oa the hearts Of Northern men;
yes, and on Southern For every human heart
il human, Sc. DO think the money wasted, nor
the lives thrown away Many asorns must be sown to
have one come NJ even then the plant grows Slow
but Il eak at last None Of the Christian martyrs
d,,d in van and from Stephen, wLo was stoned ST
Jerusalem, TO Mary Dyer whom our fathers hanged
on boUgh Of "the grea tree ON Boston Common,
thiuk there have been few spirits more pure and de-
voted tLan John Browns and that gave up tt cir
breath in a Dober Let the American State ing
bus body, the American Church damn his soul scih as
nasty breoh Qf cursing st the blessing Of such as
are ready to perish viii fall him, and the universal
justice Of the infinitely perfect God willtake him well
come home. The road to heaven is short from the
gaoWs as from throne; perhaps aleo, as easy.
I.uppo,e you would like TO know something about
re. Rome has trested to bad weather, which tells
its story my health, and certainly does not mend me-
But look for brighter days and happier nights. The
cad tdings from Awerca-ny friends in peril, in exile
IN jail, billed, to be hung-haye filled me with grief,
ana so | fall back little but hopo to get forward
again. God bless you and yours, and comfort you
Yours ahectionately, THEODORE PARKER