Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-02
]. r GIDDINGs AND ar RRnMN

Mr. }. X Giddings, late member Of Congress, deliver
ed q lecture at Philadelphia Oh Friday on the Harper.
Ferry affair. 10 tie course Of the lecture he said
Now as to Brown, 1 presume be tells the truth when
he says he only went 70 Virgins 10 ire5 Tho slaves. In
doing this he has only agreed with uine.tenths Of the
people Of the free States. know be has never come up
20 my opinions on this point, and my notions are said 10
be too strong for a Philadelphia audience. Laughter
! have said aud believe that IL u morally wrong for a
man 10 remain iu slavery u he can get free. would
strike down a slave catcher az nv own door But I shall
not express these sentiments DO Philadelphia. ILg-g
continued laughter and applause For wears / have
Pvcn tugitiye8 money and arms, aud taught them their
use. ] am opposed 70 taking life. except 10 the defence
% life or liberty. So, too, think the people Of northern
ohio. / have been requested 10 tell what know II
Brown. lam D~fOpiniOn that he came 70 Jefferson where
/ reside, on Saturday, and spoke in our church on the
next Sunday. lie spoke Of his Kansas troubles and aI4o
of biz dongs ia Missouri. believe nearly every Demo
cut aud syary Republican contributed 20 pay for Browns
lecture. lApplaLse. in talking 70 Brown spoke
against slavery. but did n0t at.er ~ radical opinions A.
! DO generally 10 public. Brown did not speak Of Vir.
GINA 20 me-, or Of arms, or Of hs associate. nor 90 ]
think any one but hs associates knew Of hs Virginia
And no one who knows my circumstances
will thiAk ever gave 500 10 BrOwu. Laughter !
gave three dollars, sare, % relieve tho persOuaI diztres.
u Browns son-uOi three h~4aaf01-but little dd I be-
lieve this three dollars Wa % f1g.ua Virginia, and
strike terror ~ the heart Of toe federal ggyefaaent-
TGreat laughter when I read Of Bfowus living a
HaPers Fsrv, and making biz attack there, ] wa A.
founded
Gsrit Smith has 20 ar maze 10 denial Of biz knovl
-. wv NN'..NIN. Aha ANNNHMN III A.N.NNNI
]pI1Ishez the following notice from him
"Tg me- Eiafor ~ ne Noy ysyt Tub.ms
STA son Gre mistaken 10 supporting that 7 voted "a
" Fremont ! th.sk very highly ofhim. Bot I nrve
voted Tor any per.DD who recognizes lew for slavery
usagyer rtrsng learned. of upu"tt ls msy.
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posed 20 DO mDftsis sounded We glgc O. fouegtnlr
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A1rgn .tevfDs nov LfaZ i1 Nofsiri Torn. I1 saH
be Daight we h1fI faarr4 bYr rather -s...s mad.
parental d~ifarNlr Jut saaTa srJFu sa f. rH5.t-sHs
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ms parent 900 ht hner.h rfar Ia4r. alg then Irr q,
boston, whcis Do IDIued a sDmprug ~ 7nH1teeu fr p
~ den beginning 10 Berso A0er 10 eol.IIsiyn
ito N"stasD sH. lH Hpart SINE time .r fHs flfrIf- b.
IF lUrgth found hiI.-rI IU Kanias alsl' Hmr son..aa.
mont Of host|Hra tbrr.. h.ysas.g fa. sa..e ~ r
HecHSfntc mon with an ta arisr n IH ...a..r#s d.
tore, be was soon elected. under tLf as.Yr,8 f.B.
Nhipplc, thc commander oi thc "Toprta Bg5s