New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

AID Il w,L pts,er praved thst the Lord wonld bless
thu Cleric CObedercy and especially the SbatneFh
Iar,. Tat remilded ne OF al Odd prayer whi0n
Ireriye slsve tolu o. years ago, OF man IN tue
lar South Who ON led lalf negro, and he used TO
10. Lord bless Tom, and espec ally my ball OF
hin,." GREAT lauEhterI Now | an perfectly willing
NJ ~ any amount OF Union meetings shall DC held;
thai u one If a. benefits John Brown has gwen u.s.
lifted nine millions OF PEOPLE up to the
discussion Of great Question IN mUrais- lie
bss done more TO educate the American people than
cur own staiesnan Webster, in furty years of pubic
life. lCri,s of Z" Bah; hsees and groans. Well,
rec If lie has net. now. llaughier He went down
20 VnG mis-: srd what did be do first lie got hung
He ss1 in that little schoolhouse AT North Eba, be-
fore lie went " know can 20 South, and eau show
II EN- that tie slave has right TO resist aud will no
sist." Ores If "NeSer," Resist John Browns
efcIis," and "Tesso0. IL may be treason, bat the
fact r. It in the blood We were traitors in 20
l tell you, lie epidemic up IN those Vermont
uouutsirs Here in your city, the larger portion
toisClej either BY printers ink or cotton dust
Laughter Up uere. the farmers plant their own
gain and eat it, asking no mans permission. Ieey
sIe willing 10 live as servants of God and with thelr
who recognize John Brown rs the ideal
of their iety, aud of their patriotism
He went down Ia Virginia. What did be do He
&C milied murder ard < hung-thats What he did,
Ciies Of - Put BIN cut. Let him stay. DO you
upg zee cane talk to you, who know al this mat
er "A goat seul letter than dol Nc, did not.
can to talk TO hiu-lrOiltlng toward the man who
lad intelluTied. Applause, cheers, aud hisses and
4 le could lave looked upon tho calm brow OF that
old man as lie lay in his coffin IN his Own hills aud
seen those dauglters and sou near and sercnely
yielding hm 20 he need OF the race, hardly speci-
men OF Which they ever saw-yictlms OF bondage
int Jeferson ead one hour Of il was worse
"tLfn Years snCh rs our tHhers roee TO
{" reeIrt" tbeIe is not man IN that crowd
ilat ever would have lifed his voice against the
ntmory Of tie old marty I-s;Int of liarPers Ferry
ICruais ard hsses mingled with applause Well,
Il there il, say OIL, TIN then Nev-iork does not
b eed a. brave souls aud as manly ~ Virginia
tCleeIs aud hi,ses For that is the testimony OF
every man Of ChaTlcstown and iarpers Ferry-ihere
as not Virginian that looked into the fare OF John
Brown ilat wac not melted in the admiration OF
Il e man and his motives. Cheers aud hisses.l
Was tying 10 uaee him. He sad, WITH twenty
"nen can take possession Of a southern town aud
Keep il for -four hour and can lei the slaves
know II and COME 10 me If they wish.' lC0nfu-
sion. He did il. He did take possession Of Harpers
Ferry, and leld II from Sunday night to Monday nlght
unchecked. He collected some thirty slaves. Six
teen Of them stand to-day safe from the vuliure
of thirty States under tie shelter OF the English
fsg. Prolonged cheers and hsses. That Is some
thing well. On Monday blight at 10 O'Clock he was
muster of the State Of Virginia. On Friday morning
Two Virginia cumIanie- arrived in his vicinity, looked
into tie faces of twenty-five Northern boys, and-what
did iley dol Why, according 10 Is Maryland colonel
who dt,crted the scene to freud OF nne they ran
until Il e, got TO the tavern aud they would have ran
under tie beds II il had been necessary. Laughter
and hissesl Wen, perhaps that is not true-a Mary.
lard colonel said ii-setlle It with bin. Applause and
bips, p and "a voice" Wbats his name = Well, II
Nas o., nell oice-" Don't tell it. They'll drive
hin, cut OF the Stae"l have objection to tell hs
II, M, but yen do no. collect Ha! hal ia and
lroaIs Ladies and gentle men, stop moment am
net a Member Of Congress, and avn not accustomed to
sui NIT To- cafe .bizirg lr es and-groans.l II you
will send me to Congress for ten years . No, no,
ne,err NAV get into the habit OF apOogizlng and
beiug ca's, Lized. / have not got II yet. Whether
| eha tell that mans name or not, remains Tor my
consideration before | get through. lApplause All
hnsesl Now ! will go with the account He
st,yed tleIe until Tuesday mornUg, until the Martins
burg ccnIaDy ssde the first assault, and was re-
ruled What followed Sixteen of your agents
selling their bodies 70 your service for eiIht
or ten dollars month"; approached he had con.
quer,d Virginia and held her under his feet Kisses
II he hadn't, why didn they send MN away Loud
orplan,e and hisaesl There be stayed So hours The
teller ruph flashed Il news from Virginia that three
Ct nj ales of men had approached twenty-five meu
and lad been repulsed. ii they had not they
had been driven. Then the United States Marines
arr reached. Now stop moment. Suppose they
Lsd lot approached suppose tho Uni,n in
Your share had not approached him Men
FAY that, considered as matter OF bullets his enter,
rise MAS faure. Stop; suppose he had stayed until
uesday morning without your interference, and nity
black men from the ueighborhood, or from Pennsyl-
vania where black men shoot slave-hunters as at
CT ristiLa-euppose that they had joined him. making
81 i'm tead of s2l Ny impression is, that he would
have " ne down TO Richmond AID partoned Gov. ise
Laughter, spplaue, hisses, and great confusion.
les, my impression is # the Union had not laced
John Blown and he bad had twelve hours to gather
about him the coloIed meu Of Northern Virginia and
Sonthern Penney wanna be would have marched over
tie State. f'lou know better than that ! know
that, in 1881, Nat Turner, slave, with l0I men,
walked over five counties, and frightened Virginia
dared not lock him in his eye until they sent
down to Norfolk for your United States troops,
an think John Brown had bad three days instead
of two Re might have done likewise. . Why didn't
\ crushed
LinStle Union held up the State OF Virginia, and
enabled her 10 exit. Kisses aud applausc Very
vell-v0u conquered John Brown, and not Virginia.
l'' No; we only hung him lt was your business
not hers. ! want to detail this argument blt. have
reac ed the pcInt here the Union crushed him. Then,
having used bis rifles he began 70 Use the Press liav-
ing taken possession Of arpers Ferry he began to edit
THE NEw-lURK tribune and The n. 4. ifer0id ior
tie next three weeks cbeersl. And, az Ralph Waldo
Emerson sayr, be knew why The N. 4. Herald was
created laug liter and hisses lie stood there IN that
ClarestCwn jail--be talked by the unfolding
of traits which lh Lin above tho guerilla solder intO
Il a OF The teacher tho Christian, the martyT for an
idea God called him higher than the mere pointer oil
tie bullet. He takes his place among the men that
mold the coma fences Of their gene rlon' ne assumes
the fom of tho teacher OF TIE thought OF the Aner-
can people And now begins the success-the consun-
mate success of bis enterprise Kisses say u was
"A success 80 far as achieving All ms prOmsed
10 achieve, and then he outdid bis promise
Where is Slavery to-day IN the Commonwea lth
of Virginia. He has loosened its roots ie has de-
stro, ed it, vitality. lilo has made Virginia begin
TO consider the question Of the emancipation Of her
bobdueD. and that good resul, Of months
imprisonment is success brighter than any he
could have achieved a mere guerrilla colder OF
doTen inch as.auits "a this which succeeded ut uar-
per's Ferry But | am spending more time than M
tended. Let rns TO the point. IL Is tins
lie Of P0tawatauel " Give us aoIne music -th.s
lie about Kansas. Grea, confusion and hssesl
long before leave th stand, 70 say one word IA re-
gard TO that. John Brown wss not at f0taWatame
he y as lot within % miles Of thar spot kho"
Caeb Cushing said he was-and Caleb on thai oeeA-