The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

or three individuals town throuphout tho North VIII
ni :, a. tne speaker did about Brown and his enter
Hsno. AZ may Do true that only seventeen white AM
sc negroes were concerned in the enterprise But tn
s nhha"'y exhibited to show this may convince u
cause OF dim consciousness OF a fact which
sney 40 not distinctly confess, that at least mil
ss 20: Me Jres inhabitants Of nc United States picy
ss aAennps, sconh hare yejoiced u Il had succesied.
any one who has soon him 6oro can pursue successfully
any otner tram Of thought do not know, said the loo
turer, what be IS made or put peco Of paper and
pencil under my pillow. and whom cannot Sleep write
IN the dark The lecturers respect for his fellow
was NOV being increased in these days Tho fate of CHS
man is Ordinarily spoken OF Us II y common criminal
W only tho rcdcomng quality OF being, ar Governor
WISE IN the language OF the cockpit, calls him, tthe
earnest man" alive, had been apprchendcd When Gov
Wise thought he looked brave he was mot tnnkug Of
his foes ono neghbor OF tho speaker said "Hs died
the fool dieh" which suggested likeness between his
DONG and hs neighbor's living. Others disparsgngy
said he threw his life away. How do these men throw
Their lives away Another asks, what will he gans"
any thing BY H. FOR he could not get four and
day for being hung take the year round but he gets
siderable chance 70 save his souiand such scotland
q.ar Of milk than a quart Of bI,od: bw such /,
'sa as market Aat heroes carry their hood To- Wien
:,s sa svro s ~ nero. crop Of ncs !,
has been oeraed By pot laureate But he sseaay ard
Jor the most part ssscceM, charge Of h man for years
than that as inscg1u congregations man is swperior
20 mdchsne DO you think THAI that will 90 unsungs
served MIN right-a dangerous mani Flo is undoubtod-
insane 80 they proceed TO 1.-Two their Sane and wise
and altogether admirable vcs rcacing their piutarch
NUE. but chiefly studying that feat Of Putnam who was
selves for brave and PATRIOTS Deeds some time or other
But the foes we have to meet are In our midst and all
aooat u.s. There hardly house but divided against
se Ior our foe Is the want OF vitality In man whence
are hegotten fear, soh superstition persecution slavery
On an kinds We arc moro figure hcads upon a3huk Tho
curse o. the times Is the worship or idols which at last
changes the wurshppor himself into stone image This
man was an exception, for he did not even set up po
Gai craven image between him and his God. Our mo
10 efoln
uans prayers begin with "Now / lay mo down
w. 70 sMieep ana ne Is always looking forward to
nv, ms Tng ress he shows the whites Of his eyes
ne saooath, and the blacks all the Of tho week.
Many, no doubt, are we'll disposed but sluresh
oy constitution and habit and they cannot conceive
OF man actuatcd by higher motives than they are Ac
cordmgly, they pronounce this nsane for they know
they never could have dono he docs as long as thew
are themselves We dream OF other countries and times
pacing them al diStauce but let significant event
occur in our midst, and discover this distance and
srangencss between and nearest neighbors Our
crowded society becomes well spaced all at oncea city
Of magnificent distances read said Mr. Thoreau. ali
the newspapers could get the week aor this event and
90 not remember single expression of sympathy for
these men have since seen noble statement, not
editorial, in the atlas and Bee Some vouminous sheets
o decided print Browns words to the exclusion Of
manuscript of the New Testament and print Wilson'S last
speech The same journal which contained this was
Chiefly hed Ia parallel columns with the reports Of po
lca conventions. They should at least have been printed
in an extra To turn from the words and deeds
OF earnest mon to the cacklng of political con ventions
neWSpaper4
omitted that he objected 10 what they have inserted
Even the Ltberutor called misguided Wild and appa-
renty insane effort AS for the herd of papers and mag
aznes, he did not know Of 10 the country which
would print ANYTHING that would ultimately and perma-
aenty reduce the number Of its subscribers. How thep
ian they print TRUTH man does brave and humane
iced, and We bear parties all sides crying didn't
help him to DO it, or IN any way countenance it," They
iced not take so much pains to washher skirts Of him
10 Intelligent person will be convinced that he was
my connection of theirs He and came us he him.
elf informs under the auspices of Brown and nobody
allure acll make uce correctly than they ,sould hops
hem. They hare counted the of PcnsvlpGntd and
. bsd ey haoe NOT correctly counted Captain Broonsvo
ae has taken ne icind ont of little wind they
lad-and they must lie to and repair. Mr. Thoreau ex-
tngy prohesiad the fall OF the republican party az the
,ecessary result Of Browns attempt WhaL though he
I'D not 5siong to cliques We may mot approve bis
US recognise his magnanimty. Do we
think wo would lose our reputation AS lose ut the
spie should gain ut the bung. The lecturer Q0pted
from Of the newspaper descriptions Of Brown an
al.usion to the Unparalleled Indignation be
was preached, if it were q matter OF surprise
or censure. The slave ship is its way, crowded with
its dying victims small Of savehO! ders with the
vast body Of passengers smoherng unaer tho matches
and yet hear that the only way We help the
matter by tho quiet diffusion Of the sentiments OF hu
mainly . without any Outbi eak IL you could dispense
he sentiments Of humanity, all finished the pure article
easily water with water pot and so lay the 80,
What is that we hear overboardS The bodies
dead who have found deliverancc. That is - y, .e
re disseminating the sentiments of hume 'h1 way ~
oppose Blown animated by my Lo ~ ra n,
know w 5ns msn sa9y MAN smeYes
who recognized NJ mln in principle He was :. one
he 3D. ,s human aws las out e sssssa a as
tss,aenHy for the dignity human ,.ue knowing nun
self for man, and the equal Of any and all ~
In these respects he the Amer can .. US an
He needed no lawyer, making false issues to a.
He could not hare been tried By his peers, because M
did not eria. AS for the democratic journals, they
net human enough the lecturer said TO affect ma at all
! ssould ratser sss =: ... anything they may saH.
IIc" our h,etts Stae House han Tho, ,0 Of ~,
sge ,b m1t ~ I"d ~. knoo rejoice that live in this
ase, aa ms contemporary. Insane! father and
sn solsl epa one son law, and several more men bo
a at least twelve disciples, all struck with insanay
osce just as insane were his efforts in Kansas ASK thu
tyrant who is the most dangerous foe the man
the insane Such word insane is mere trope will
those who persist in using it, and have doubt tina
| many Of them, in silence have already resraced the
| words Read his admirable answers TO Mason am
others How they dwared and defeated by the con
trast On the one ssde, half british, half timd ques
tioning; on the other TRUTH clear lightning crashing
into their obscene temples. They made. stand al
Plate, and Gesler and the Inquson. Probably all I'll,
speeches q on ne men 'oons massachusetts has Sent TO Con
gres the last fen gears, do NOT MATCH for manly direct
and fre and for simple TRUTH Tie feU casual remark
Of John Brov the floor Of the Harpers Ferry engine
housethat man whom you about to send the
word-though not TO represent you there He too fail
specimen OF q man to represent the like OF US. Who
then were his constituents Read his words understand
ngy and you will find out. In his there is no idle
eloquence Truth his nsprer and earnestness the 20
Usher Of his sentence He could afford tho loss of his
sharp TueS, WuHo faculty speech
rifle Of far straghter sight and longer range It is re
lief to turn from the SANDERS against him the Iestmo
ny OF his enemies. Mr. Thorcau here quoted from tht
published remarks OF Governor Wise, Colonel Washington
and Mr.. Vaandigham, in praise Of Browns evident in
tegriy and heros This event. the lecturer considered
touchstone to bring out with distinctness the charac
OF this government. When government puts fortt
its strength the side of injustice, it reveals itself
merely brute force, worse, demoniaca force. II Il
the head Of the Plug Uges. He this government
be fairly allied with France and Austria in Expressing
mankind 1t says, 6 Cease agitation on the subject o.
slavery or will make slave Of you hang you" The
only government he recognises s the power that esab
fishes justice in the land. Treason Where does sucl
treason take its rseg You presume to contend with
against whom West Point cadets and red cannon poin
The lecturer proceeded to denounce the government
at much length and to charge upon Massachusetts,
plicty in its worst crimes. He dndsd Rropn from tn
ampadtion Of folly in undertaking his enterprise sch fen
assistants. Would have the good and the brave
wait for action till they are in the MAJORITY His
pany was small, simply because few could be found
thy to pass muster. Each picked man, culled on
OF thousands, If not Of millions Surely they were th
best men you could select be hung That the great
est compliment this country could pay them. IL wa
Browns doctrine that have right to interfere by
force with the Shareholders, to rescue the slave TIT
lecturer agreed with him. true man would not be a
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