Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-11-12

THE NEW ENoLAD ABoLlTIoNlsTs 10 sfEtU-
sHs.> 81 LATE IN TIE RESURRECTION. liz
, Speculation is perhaps hardly the proper
term by which to designate the proposal of
John Brown tcrsise, sam BY co'ning1o un-
derstaDd with some mercantile house(which
has 70 make is own profits q also)by specalat.
Ing on the principal English and American
changes for the rise ID cotton which would as
suredly resultffom the elimination ofthe pgsu
through; our projected movements.
l peremptorlv refused to acquiesce, and the
subject was aguin smooted TO me-. But the dis
coyery! Of the; Boston 49,, 900 affair in. wool
reminds me. Of John Browns cotton scheme
and induces me to guess that he is not the
only New England humanitarian who enter:
tains peenlior notions Of speculation. ~
! Indeed, greediness to turn Instruction to
profit may not unreasonably be re-
garded Is the grand motivs for the projected
movement south Of Mason and Dixon's Zine.
which movement / looked upon till l,tsly as
purely philanthropic.ss. pdglng Of the prob.
able march of future events by these past,
say to the colored people. q I and Others
have been duped, 50 will BE- the slaves, and
iC they raise at the call. of New England
hpmsHitarians thcyf will undoubtedly .sbed
their blood fqrtthe sole profit Of New. Eng
land spectators. .,.,a,o.,,;o,.
:Lett,r to Dr.! Hon.; 4atsd' Was i.,Jtoh, May
cg9si; ysr<; inn 6,s1858 10 raq.V1"oI
INTERVIEW w1ra SEWARD. s2'i2s
s.terdsy. Isl IS Nay, had =. No., interview
With Senator: William 4. Seward, Of n, Y.
having Been introduced. to him through .
letter from aleading abolition:st, Dr.. Bailey,
Of the <E41! Iiwent fully into the whole
matter IA ALL ita beanngs:' He Expressed
Eesrsr:hst no had been told, and said g that
b in his position .onsht not, to have been
informed Of the circumstances. = In .;part
aerse With him and part / differ. K regret
tAAt 1he misconduct q The New Euslanders
should. have ahfced me to address myself ia
jet, he cannot well let this business cohtinh.
ne ia It's present crodke "a Condition, instsaa
|of eansingit to he'put strsight, 10th IS re-
CARDS my childrsn's situation, and the cotton
Speculation ofthe. hunanitarians.
Letter to u. 1a6,je, idatea Wellington; a Ma,
|',e2gstio assYcl4, 1857 "oI pit
This lettef Wis prreaeedi with til, follow:
ing. Observation-Disclosures: llHaa ,,92nsfi4oN BIO. +!
Please show to Messers, Sanborhp CAV
renee e Cos Copies wilEBeo sent to Gov
Chase, wis k,anal money, and Gov. FLETCHER
who contributed arms sud Others interested
|asqnickly as possible.d, ii ,.aorjs iiai /. 81
eoDoNEL FORBES looKs >foR. H11eaER uAiv
NJ ,aas GEO a:RAE :KAusASa no d4nons
- When John 'Brovaapplisd ,ns'last sprinl
in the name Of, the cemitsess and hnmsnita.
ans, K aswered, Is your are AWARE. that bsine
IN anti -slayery!psp, 1.weuld not sir merely
70 get kansas for free white people" and
lon his assuring me that he himelf and TIL
leading minds AMONG bis assoeiates ksd vieWtii
similar Is mY9Vwn,i considersd thatthe, ipp:
plieatiShf bsing put upon this! BASIS, 7 odgh'
|togcen' Brown could mt! then odiscioso<
th0sa'detaiIso Wsaez.rsissed IT. Tabor lib,
rsgpestiy niesits f.on1Iplans., s9s,z at,1 II
siu bee hTas :THRsi!srLAMs5uoit ,2mr'
Forbes plan ~was ~ orssnizs" stampesdes,'
that Il, the hight dp.tti9aa III Slaves, from
twenty Is my t11ice month, 81 twice
weak, It nsed tb'esalong THO nottliern ' bo5r
ar e Is miks' sl.ys psopeiatyya argst.n.6lte
a t, lrr'tate tn pro: sltayeEyites into blnp
den1l! hJrosia | .,aow .nrorI .|sgd Oh
Brownie Plan MAS t., orgahize anhody. Q
twsntF.avs or ffty.ien, blck .andnswhits:
we'll armed, aud iwith spar arms Y)or nth1
slaves whom .he;c~asre vi call 70 tnvir u
sihanos, ii Sets On the Armoiy II fiaTteffi
Perry hid d;sttsjy; what they Gould noft c.r +!
|of rhs s'ays quarters .tIotheif| points K I
beJ beaten M faF recruits q +. Ind .ha. bsnd
retreat Is the mountains; aqd, hold out, til 3.
northern convention should be called to over
throw the Observation-Disclosures. H
hadshopsftootof fs6eign, intsrv1ntiea!G4"
The we'll matured plan was ) MIXTURE Il
|the7sw6 such' asBrow& sadsav6useed IL 4e
Icomplish, and involved in this = specu;atiof
lin cotton, and in the i1.iss Of. excha;nst o,
England. Brown told FORBES th.t. ..A.o
Lawrence had P promised bin seven i thoqsr.'
ldilll.a,Ea fhepeysr aetHal :l.ostifties shesl'
he comenced, tbs New EaslAnd 8 hnuanita
lrians intending to: reimburse. sthsmsslrs6 b.
the rise in cotton, and the saleeofexshaakl
on EnslsSd. 7etsE;f aeo1 II as .hEbe;iss
1d2h1100Rsrs xAss1sr U,.IUakt 1b5o4x si dots
In this lstts.ff TO- s1Ytrf1 a@a sea Col, Fosb,
.xpfs. s;s ! desire e tack ost q !thss spao.
.sdeci.ealey as his plan failed 70 10 .do p.