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, 1859-10-31
Moral Of tho EIarper's Ferry Affair.

lffom tGc init2aeF4'EA I1E7A1
The occurrence at llaTrer's Ferry should not
be without their influence upon the policy md
future action Of the South. They should do
much to check the growth Of the feeling for
reviral of the slave trade, which sas been mani
tested in q number Of the Southern States.-
Notwithstanding the complete failure Of the late
attempt, it u,ust practically recall to Southern
minds the inevitable horrors Of . successful in
sur1ection, and induce the people Of the South
10 reflect, with solemn earnestness. upon tho
fo11v md danger Of further increasing popula-
tior, necessarily serrile in its character, and
which, ia the natural course Of events, without
foreign importation Of blacks, is increasing
with alarming rapidit5. However secure The
South may be in the control Of her present slare
population, The should consider, NTH deep con-
ccrn, how her slayes can be managed in future
il the aood-gates are opened for tue ingress Of
the wild barbariaus Of Africa in countless thous-
ands. and II new element Of future danger is
thus introduced.
Yu= Suutll might also learn from the 1Iarper's
Ferry outbreak The fuliy Of permitting extreme
men in her own section to commit her to doc
trines and movements which, while thcy add
nothing really valuable to her own security aud
protection, estrange from her actirc support
thousands Of Northern men who are naturally
NJ eager and anxious to sustain ill her 1eGlti-
male. constitutional rights as her own children.
She should learn to ahuu the policy Of pcrsecut-
ing and prescribing men for honestly entertain
Ing opinions which nearly her whole population
endorsed but few years ago, as Que calculated
to cut of from her the sympathy of those who
under ordinary circumstances, would be her ma
tural allies. She should learn to be rs ready in
checking slaye-trade expeditions organized and
carried out In violation Of the laws Of the United
States sud Of every principle of humanity and
morality. as she is snppressiog slave insurrec-
tions. She should learn to look With horror aud
aversion upon fillbustering expeditions upon
neighboriDg States and nations, and ssernly
ffpxn upon every movement in her midst made
10 sustain and countenance them. She should
learn to desp,se and to politically disaru those
politicians in her midst who are constantly urg-
ing her to advance new and unpalatable pro-
slavery theories,
, 1859-10-31
Il French View of tue IIarper's Ferry
lklots

Tim 7,,1,,r;,,,1 r.r,,,ts ar, fror y,r,oev. oe
4"' 'o1o H. 3"e ~ ~
October - sp''''ea journal IN Tue fFenea IAN
gtage, recently established in New York.
"Tbc journals Of Washington and the organs
Of The Democratic marty in New York loudly dc.
cla;n. axaiu,t tic lite insuerection Ut Ua,ner's
Fcrr.. fir character Of which they endeurar tn
.lstort AMI ti,en scrk to throw tie ntium 1,non
he Wennb|;cau pas,y, TAese tactics wou,a be
od;ors uerc thcr not nerfsctiv T;d;cn'ous I5ow
c"'In can w., snnnnse thsf asnaitv WIN has INST
achieved in lie lat. ELECTIONS victory wlnch
, 1859-10-31
Frederick.

A San Francisco correspondent Of Formers
Prtss in writing about the murrered Broderick
SAYS:
When he came back to Us from Washington,
thong b he WIS h!led with deyotion to the great
doctrine ofpoputar sovereignty, VIC all saw that
his faith in politicians had departed, and that he
felt he vas marked mxn't-doomed 10 die.
Do you wonder, then, that be should become
bitter! That when be saw men whom he hsd
elevated or helpedto elevate to Office ,urnin
round npon him andas5alling him simple be.
cause he wast true to principles, lie answered
their attacks With velemence!
hare Witnessed many campaigns, but no
thing like the grafton extended to Brode7lck
prior to the election of the 7th Of September.
The people aocked afse. him, lingering upon the
accents that fell from his bps, and, when be
bad finished his speeches. crowded around to
1ookupon bis face. 1t s.t4ntd to ns a if thy
had a" appreciation Met he sax dl.out 10 die, and
that tAty tcanted to ga=4 upon him before he ftA
q martyr 70 D&aoe.atte r. 7ineipl<s. Neverin my
life haye witnessed such homage TO the dead
as is now being extended in California to bro
derrick. BE vas confident Of success, and 20
were all Of Us; but We had to fight against fear
ful odds-the custom-house, the mint. the land
otices, ports Of entry, postmasters, contractors,
State officers, and ererr aspirant for place At
Washington, combined in q solid wall against
, 1859-10-31


The lsrd River stage from the Si1kirk Settle.
n,cns and feulbina. arrived in st. Paul last eEen-
ing, bringing us tue intelligence. that at the
ceiebrated precinct Of st. Vincent, opposite
Pembia, no election Whatever vas held. Joe
Rolette vas absent up at St. Joseph, 30 miles
westwar in Dakota Territory, On election day,
endearoring to induce the people there to come
down and vote ct St. Vincent; but they tefus-
ed to "come down." On the evening of that
dly, however, he aud James NcFetrsdgc, the
Z. 5. Custom House Officer ut Pembina, in d.
kota. got together and did up the usual forgery
Of relurns, setting forth that the Democratic
ticket got 214 votes, aud the Republican
vute!,
We obtain our Information, in part, from the
stage driver, and III part, from passengers,
Brtishoflcers from Fort Garry.
This forgery at St. Vincent, {wherc net soul
fses) they report, was a matter Of laughter mud
fun atl along the Read River. Tie forged r.
turns was forwarded by the forgers through
special messenger, Il halEbsced. who overlook
the stage as he was on his way to the Il 0ssertal
Canvass" where, though it would not affect the
result in the State, its being counted might be
necessary to elect Taylor, Dem, Stute Senator,
over Potter, Republican.
Mr. Hunt, the agent of the Republican State
Committee appointed to waich this st. Vincent
Poll, is on his way to st. Paul; aud will be here
in dag or two with the proper ntIiIavi,s,
shewing the facts to be as above Stated.
, 1859-10-31
rSi:n Encourages Violence and Law
leHsMc4A

II. KANSAS 1EAnEns.-Lanc, tic murderer
Of his reiehbor, who CAME 10 Lis yard for a
pail Of water.
I;rown, who went to Kansas, rs be himself
arers not reside, but to iake part in the Tray
ti.erc-tlle man who, after entering into the con-
t'ct, has been praised for killing Missonrians.
II. is now untier arrest for killing peaceable
citizens III the streets at llarper's Ferry, and
ulso fur the crime Of high treason.
Cook tile principal ali 10 brown in bis mur.
derons attack at Ilarper's Ferry.
Here are three ct 1hc leaders Of the scenes
and troubles of Kansas. The people are begin
ming 10 STE the kind If material that figured
there, making political capital for Brown Re.
pntlicaus.--J}aiiford Iin..<.
Neither Lane, Brown nor Cook, hare received
aid or co.ltor. from The Republicans, in their
la,sless ac1s. insteud Of being rewarded they
have been censured and condemned.
hut how is it with Democratic Kansas Lead
ers:" Their "utrngea lave nut only been APP
p,ovcd and pa1l.ated by the Democratic press,
tiun,
S.W. Clark, murdered man nane1 Barber
by shooting him in the back Fur this practl-
cal illustration Of modern Democracy, lie was
made f'urxer in the Navy!
James Gardner, who coopcrated with Clark
in the murder Of barber, was appointed Post
master ut Lawrence:
1o1v. headed the mob which sacked Lawrence
IL ~,s paiti oil With lucrative office in New
Mexico.
Frederick Emery, one Of The murderers Of
Phillips, ut Jcavenworth, was compensated by
the nl'potntuseht ur Receiver Of the Land Office
nj Ugden!
J. $. Murphy, who helped in the assassination
Of Phillips. and who WAS notoriously one Of the
gang by whom }ioprs WIS murdered, was made
Agent for til. lottawotarnie Indians.
Rush Eln,ore, who made u pcrsevering cllo,t
10 a.sassinatc J. Ii. kaci, was elevated 10 the
Office Of L. $. District Judge!
Russell ani II .idc!l furnished teams and pro-
visions to the Border KntEians, who invaded
Kansas aud seized tile ballot boxes iu 1856 Fur
ti.;s they have been given immense contracts By
tic Government.
Other a.sassins and ruilians lare been The re.
cit,ients OF Executive fayors. Contrast witt.
these instances the stern disapprohation By the
Republicans, Of Browns mad outbreak, and say
which party has done the most to encourage
violence 4Ndny Ere. Journal.
, 1859-10-31
Sauce for the t;oorc IN not Sauce for
the Eandcr.


Editors I'ress and Tribune:
DO rou remember that Commodore Paulding
nrrested lot Of Nicaragua f1libusters and
lnnled them orcs to the L. $. authorities. to be
dealt will, according to Law: Were these mar
.,udirE pirates tried. convicted mud hnng, as
,Iley deserved to be. 1'cs,-orer the left.
Don't you recol'cct TINT instead Of hanging those
Democratic fillibusters, the Administration
came pretty near hangng the gallant old Com
nodore for capturing them: but it mav be
said i'll extenuation TINT Nicaragua Yas not our
soil, while on the other hand, old Brown and
his iiElibustcrs uade their raid into Virginia.
yerv well, but did not Dare Atc1ison and his
Missouri fsllibustcrs invade the soil Of Kansas,
ind murder its cita1ens, burn and sack their
towns, !destror and steal their property, and
commit unileard Of ravages and barbaritles:
Did the Government arrest aud execute these
invaders: Oh. tell it not in Gath, that so far
from hanging the villains, OUT Democratic Ad-
l,inietration s1nttio,4d Msir conduct, Io1ded
Atm with tapors, Conferred alt fht Ftdt,a! otfets
IN it y:n ypoa flna, and actually went to the
length Of lending tie .fllibusttrs th< "st OF tie
National troops to astiA Aem ~ toaqufriuy tie
citizens oj tie 1syritory.'
Mr. Editor, can you tell tnc why it is that per-
sons calling themselves Democrats, in chicago,
are howlng at the top Of their voices, Cruelty
Kim: Cruelty him: at old Brown, and the
same men endorse and justify the crimes Of FL
libusters like Atchisou and Walker! Can you
explain it to an amazed and bewildered reader!
FAIR Plat.
REfLr-vcry easily. Old Brown fillIbustcrc1
10 iibcrate Virginia; while Atchlson and Walker
dlIibustercd to cnslave Kansas aud Nicaragua.
LibcratiDg slnves is high treason. hut enslaying
free men is the height Of patriotism in the Dem
octatic calendar Hence, the one class Of ,li1li-
busters are rewarded with Offices aud the other
with balters, by the same party. 1sour cores.
pondcnt nnswered*
, 1859-10-31

TIE Burlington DAILY Gdz<ts has been again
suspended; Ths RasEtye, in noticeing the fact,
Burlington daring the present hard times. The
remark is true concerning other places. The
Rast, at heokuk. some time since suecumbed to
the pressure Of the times, and, recently, the
Gdsette, at Burlington, and the 6ua, II Dn.
buque, hare followed il its wake, while two Of
the dailies at Davenport have been compelled to
consolidate Tho daily press Of Iowa now num. :
one each It Museatine, Burlington and Keokuk.
-jHAso1&int J9wnal,
, 1859-10-31

The Muscatlne journal has returns from all
!,sst eight counties in Iowa: showing majority
Of :.,o44 for kirkwooa. The remaining CONN
tics gave Republican majority Of &c last
year. The Des Moines Citizen Of the eGsh
::.ys that Kirkwood's minority will to but
little less than 1000.
The Hon. F. Sells. Secretary Of State, in
lot,us the Nuscatine Journal that the Legisla~
lature will stAnd:
sExA7E-He1uhllcaua, &c; Democrats. L.
uortx-Istnuhliea,A T.; u1aac1at4 ::-to hear from
e.gh. tistr3ets.
Tire Citizen foots up the Legislature thus:
sEx41E-Eeput1c,n &c: Democrats Ii.
liorsE-Ee2ubleaus, 80; Demoerai. Ss-to heaE from
cae district.
,:.pubicaa majority In jolul ialiot, ....: T.
, 1859-10-31

waa never rieht!illly his II woul,l seem that
the wal,,.y tf the S,.l e! Man +, st. Peter
''shvy who take the sword shall perish hy the
,srr,l -ls NIT far from being rcalz,d in
the i.:rSen Of bis two hundred and SIXTY
third ..:i,cccasor."
, 1859-10-31

4 different mea*ure has been meted 10 Walker
and his crew than will BE- probably dealt TO old
brown and his set. Walker, who organized an
armed iarssson of pc4cetul neichboring State,
has been acquitted by The Scw Orleans courts
but Brown can only look forward to execution.
Yet we do not see that Browns enterprise was
anv whit moro atrocious than Walkers Both
contemplated invasion and boodshed. But the
design Of Brown was relieved By generous
though mistaken purpose Of giving freedom to
an oppressed race, while TINT Of Walker had no
other end imam to establish slavery on new
and di.ordered fAncies, while Walker planned
his schemes in coid blood and with the most de.
liherateIs selfish ends. Southern Law knows Of
no penalty for Walker, although i. can scarcely
wal. its oxn tardy processes IN its eageruess for
the life cf Browu.-1. !. pvt.
, 1859-10-31
meDir;ltes, st.
MORE To BE ADNII<En
AfA THAH THE
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Worn BY Kings Or Emperory.

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our race. Reader although tbs uasy hoeE e,., -
ths tesih ba ihose IT peass II th~ heat txf+t u
esnk tt hair ~ .nafed and sh1trelet. has.b au
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Isaily Aecu1r to I'll such ol,I4en. kea ttr
ard Judge. Tbs writer of ths G3sl u la osIt hrat4d
ThabefG:
Ssw Ysax. April lsA. ls:.
DR. Wtop :-Uess Sir: Fern Il NE 10 xipfrsa 10 ,tt,
oh!xtlons am nndss for the eutss rsncstiop 4f i ~
n a orig aal culuf about The urh= at m, =. i. ~
sppe:oa Of JOY "if ie-o1a;iss il .es o. ,rs ~ H.
jfs original hue ItoEs:.e- yuur a.
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week. aso r>eevel t1te NJ ,tus ii r Ks.tvr.hc ~
kaye it T. nv wife. who tuhIlcct lrY II on htT aAr
thinking IT thu t!hr 'at ~i tcA1rs III xfay l,.t =,
few ~e-A. ttt Il h4A p+I"Fned tEt .tttettI +tc. ~
turning III the .rar alf- to 1tk br1 Il lht sn+ IN
kxAufYiIg and Gcksnnx the haI. str at!y ftctnnt*
tha abore Restorative ta all [crfona IN Hsht u al
eh4axe Of G.c.s l4sir. CHARLIE, CAKUEM
exr Y"ak ju> a:.h, ~,
your Itar Restorative, ~ heiux The 1T eltcac u MI.
Eve. $ince usx your Hair Erst natiye ,r
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, 1859-10-31

Learning, on Saturday morning: tia: Hon.
JouS P. HALE was in this city, md having
just laid down tic New York Hsra2h in which
he is roundly charged with completely in the
11arper's Ferry affair, we addressed linn note.
which with the reply is printed below. Tie
reply cflectually disposes Of the H.ra|ds inE,-
nous clJarre
, 1859-10-31
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, 1859-10-31

- Mr. Leonard sco]Iay. one Of the propn-
etoss Of the Planters House, St. Louis, died IN
Baltimore On Thursday last.
, 1859-10-31


1loS. Jor1S r. HALE-Dear Sir: We see in the
published letters Of one Col. FORBES Of New
York, and the comments Of the New York Hr-
aM theteor., al attempt to implicate you ia CON
mon with Senator Seward, Coz. Chsse, Cor.
Fletcher and other we'll known Republicans, in
the llarper's Ferry insusrectinn, lead hr John
Brown. We believe all cortrt charges and
adroit is,nendoes Of ttiat sort are unwPrraMse4
by The facts; hence we beg Of you for plbiIea
ton, statement of your connection xi,f4 and
knowledge Of the author of the letters to which
IL" r"'ar, and the insurrection HOW happily At
m end.
Yours very truly and respectfully.
, 1859-10-31
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, 1859-10-31

pfpyocAh0n 70 fetaIlafe On tue Stare 6Teedef3 IN
this light:
"Li5ins aside rnonomania upon the slarerv
kind q man u walks. That be had become mad
upon that one question is indeed trne. and that
shareholders drove him to that madness. is
equally true Mr.. Browns family were murder
ed by slave holders, his goods were destroyed
by shareholders. aud lie was huuted down, like
a dog. By shareholders, for the sole crime Of
Free Kansas. Brown reasoned thus: ii it is
ripbt for stavehalders to extend Involuntary
seryitude' BY force Of arms, it is right for me to
abolish slavery by force Of arms II it is right
for slavelo!ders 10 murder my sons in order to
fasten slavery upon Kansas, it is right for me to
murder shareholders in Virgins that the Slaves
nav be made free. It is hut tit for tat, and we
ask: Who will dispute the soundness Of his
argunent:"
, 1859-10-31
CANFORD'S LIVER 1NVIGU-
~ RtTDE


rs compounded entirely f:on t;Em* and has sse,m.
e~tah;i.ae.t fae sitant4t M<tcNc. kuoHn a1J up
proved BY ali HAT 4ve u>e1 1t, Is ,ost- Ill
cuu1cacH in ali diseases for witch It -kcump1ented
II has eur~,i ulcn ards =: Elrcnle plassboa. SUN
u.sLta !Ae lat two !r.Ar~ t"mt:ants Dystnts.
wAG hai given up a.! husx. pn.psy, Sou! Siupsc5
o! relief. - &he H.tai9aI Eutttyenes% e..
unsolicited CERTIFICATES =. 1c t'ho't,,. Ch1rfa 3tu.
my p"ss<s"soH slt'w. 1ns, Cholera lafantur,
Tue a"se Must IL 4d tpsra saturUts. laul dIts. Eu
to the t+H 3. i1H1~at II fhr ia We4Snr.A g. au ..v
t..vlua, taking l. anu e ,,,t1 sue e-s;u,Iy =. =:
ussei IN >Hch Gu n:itir*a-1'; ,fsasy Fsa., M-.: =
AZ: Eeftr "a Tie Ii. w-t IL Will c.:ta SICK II D.
!~t The ftfa e~ y: v"uf AtllE. fa> tlr I, cs4
jl!ki&sst Eai. yM ie e-t,ty.} IN twenty u4ILult.
IT tie LIfEf. ISTI :. r .~v Or ihrra Tt.sD,tn.
GulATs,k. Ait It wilt III. 4tu ,atr ii coz utnte
cure Liver Cump' = HIS. HI - nvAt ii atilcx,
Hous .Nta<kt pe-2rr,:a.. -
~ who are u..t: II giving testimony IN is favor.
~ Mig WateF:a The :aoEsa With tho lTisorator. at
swallow both tofe:hr:-
, 1859-10-31
Drp Goods.

Cloaks, Rag1ans, Bournons, DC.
WE ABE uow xANuFAcEUE1So
q Il O a * =,
AND LADIES' FALL AND WINTER
OUTSIDE GARMENTS,
ever, sas l. 4 r. best
waien We ara selling at
EXTREMELY L0F PRICES.
Mach Less than s enush. e,.ewht la .hs eltr. Va
have nov lu stott ourimfo!tatncs Of
ELEGANT PARIS CLOAkS.
Cloaks Of Every Description,
MADE F9 isE SET ,4Y f9TK Hkrsi APP rs2b GoS5os FIRST
Having determined TO make Cinats prominent rta,r1e
EtEf TAI %
1t Prices that caanoe Dr. competed WIKI.
Cloakz and Garments Made to Order.
". n. ROSS q Co.,
1i7 sueet.-.. ......1s la9
TKIMAlIN NGS, CORSETS,
HnBRo1puR1Es,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS,
UNDER GARMENTS.
Cash *Jobbisg and Retail !!
a. GRAvE:$,
1S LAKE STREET. ~
wehave Just opecr,l 2!ete stock ot
Ladies' Dress & Cloak Trimmings,
SHAWL BORDERS, ETC.
EMRKOIDERIEs AND LACES,
OF Ill kinds iaele.n: aae IL. Of Freach an Scotch Sets
Eotes Bat' E=;se* Ine:!sa I'D Hsal Threat Ssls
fRENrn ASD GEE,IlS C0RsErs,
full .re RI TIE Woven" a!a- and ..Sette.3 Bts-
op se.sts"-ske time best styles in The naasset-
Afui .s>orment Of Ladies, Geats. and Chil!ren's
UNDER GARMENTS,
In sas. Aer:n" and c4.hner<. Tie seas style. "f
| HOSIERY. GAUSTLET$, AND GLOVES
| Including ALExASDET:'S KIDS.
Afew oft4e noseses IN tie best manufactured
WOolell &:0Ois,
such as the PRINCESS GAZE, sHAwLs, soNTAGs,
TALMA CAFEs. kc.. 81.
.se1gni..e l,sel l"t Of rAKrY FANS md HAIR Or
SAAzSSSys: II f:s:Z s: HxnSd! { dEyT1SS ii
| Ncasc offering Cur stick on tte
Most Favorable Terms for Cash.
vs, ,ra +,tar ~,.,> ~ r,.. 49, ~ .,,