New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
FROB HdYTf.

We Rave received Hayti papers up TO the 9Th los.
vi te i,tsst dets'Ds # Hsy news
Jsn.s ROBOT, tho ,eeipi NJ Of & popular ova-
u, u a. Port su Prince, Oh ho Nh OF Sspombor. oa
~ Nc ,ssisp o. bis rstum % The United StlGes the
Pyog,eS ssys
James R.dpa b-s1ch is the n'me that We now
SEX 10 ,pe-ialy boDor-Jame' * lath, one OF ina
most tive m. mbeJs OF the AbOlio Is; party tIes
ReSrs,b the ipdsfa,i1 bic Em4DcpaioDistls f'lsnt
of ne martyrs of darper's Ffrry-the co npan'on OF
n o heroic John Brown, whose memory ne mas en-
balm. 10 glowing wods
Thu sda,, SEPT. II, was tbs Gay, and TIE a'ge no
tel ass Antles the place, chosen for the ovation, 80
marked by true conidel CO and hearty cordia'iy'
MI N. Dovsl, President of the Seuats, opened the
exerci,es by saying:
"GEsILEMks: On this OCCASION let us 5i7e pew
teftnoty of ~ kDowlt Jgemen % s th)se VINO preach
the doctrines Of Liberty, Equality, AID tf~t"Dy
III rst tor 81 is 20 bin whore inc.s abo5 for the
triun Of the sscred cause OF Liberty ana me regen
GRAFTON OF iheAuican rae wo desire " h'hor-"r'
James Redpath. ~,
Mr. R.dpatb, in reply delivered speech in Eoglisb,
which was rendered 10 Freocb as he spoke, by gem
hmm prs,ept. II il thu reported;
observation-disclosures: l would not have been
pIeseu, az this your sumptuous Banquet tonight hal
!, been rendered personal NJ nsg-i a'd IL was
only With the extreo 20, fdeDce That accepted your
u ID, u
capsei " Jonah hao not greater desirs " sv4de his
mesioD ihsn this ext ibitiOn If your kIdn So; and
inoted rad pre- AIRED 10 avail mJsslf 81 hs p'eduac
policy by running 10 another port Bot Ike tne old
.ropb.t j Was unsuccessful; for your commlttcs
il apty seized the shIpand thus anchored me here
10 gbt,
NJ ev, N this er ereetic generosity of my friends
would hive induced me 10 be here, bad the tribute
b, e. Teys nal oDe for is to the generals not to the
soldiers of freedom that such testimonials are doe; aud
thas too, amer the victory Is won not white the
ba lie is sill tercey wsgDg. have never claimed u
bsIOther shsn Iivae ID toe war; aud although, as
sUcn, bave tried TO do my duy, | eau permit no
Do bic bobOIs. appear therefore, as sentative
Of n, Anerc, Aboli'ioois after the American Con
gre s-iODa shiopas is 10 say, the represeutitlVs
pg a3s)s derstoOd TO bs inferior to the clt-s
VIZ, M be represents. Perhaps, have one quaiica
n, n tr the dYty: folio ing leader bat my own
col science beopg 10 no Anu Slavery ssc ana rave
thel e'oIe no sectarlan parushl.s, or olslSes se-
cept With all my soul the Anti-Savery idea, bu re-
iect wb equal force all at eDps TO enforce c)nflrm'
IA irsI Stating it. Following this idea, recognize as
Atoltiopis many whom other Abotonlsts reject
al d refuse 10 Ie ogDize as A6olulopisis, some VINO
lo0dly ,nou, ID claim the boDorable name.
GentltD en-, they noble company whom You
have SISTED that sha represent; 80 nobs, that II 1t
bad been p. sstle would have preferred u nave r.
NAMED ia their rather tnao be called on 70 Tor
them Infused with the holy idea OF the unity or races
OF COMMON childhood before a comm)n fatner-
whites blacks, and men If colo, they work, each IN
biz own way, but, even when IN teemlag coDi'et IN
essential harmony for the reaz alton of their neavea-
born faith. John Brown and his followers found such
faith worth dying for, and his survivors, and Abol-
tiopss OF every ,a1k Lave long since fund that is
a fai worth lIvi, for Soon may It universally pre-
vail throughout the world!
know tpat il will FOOD rlmph in the United States
tina, Slavery there must soon perish before IT, Iae
doom Of that cruel barbarsm, pronounced from toe
be ginning, now rapidly approaches lts fulhllment.
Az, ago Persian poet said Beware OF the sroans Of
the OuDd, heart for single sigh cad overturn the
word" The sigh- Of tue sltges me prayers OF taer
tIieIds, The voice OF the blood OF the martyrs OF
Harper Ferry have been heard in the jndg nent hall
of The Eternal aid the death sentence OF the greet
iDiqn6y must sIeed ly be executed. Wbe her peace
fully, as in aiea or with blood as G Hayt hope
thar eIe manv years have passed we VIII see Slavery
Numbered smoD8 the things tha were and sre not.
In behalf of the Abotioniss who seek by pc ,cefni
means 10 eradicate Slavery, thank yod II ytans, for
Your sympathy; in behalf OF nv Dear friends, the
Brown l gracefully thank yol, benefactofs for your
generous dc LatiObs; and in behalf OF those earnest
Anti Slavery men who believe tna. the bo1dman m1s'
be liberated by force, aud are prepared t. and hiu,
thank you Hayti land of Potion aud Of Dess4lines,
for the lesson that your history teaches and the hops
thai II inspires.
Before te.uming ny seat, will ask you to add
still iur,her to my obligations to you by lining me in
q s.Dtimenf
To Linz Fraternity, and EqralityTo the Liberty Of all
ntn the Frat mi Of all and he Equality in rights,
Of all meD and all races throughout sl The wodd
Pre- .ident Ge ard was not present, but sent to the
meeting assurances of hs approval of its objects.
Among tie other sentiments offered daring the even
irg were the following:
Honor honor honor TO Thaddeus Hyatt the fer.
vent AboitioDist the soldier of the great cause tie
sp, sile Of humanity, the friend Of John Brown and
Redpath."
Honor, Thousand times honor to the memory of
our ~tbeJved brother and our excellent friend )hn
Brown, the ustiols MARTYR Of the of Attic 70
freedom. May be enjoy the benz ;ti0n OF God"
4" Let us dink 10 the Mater of Thought, - the
King Of Poesy, to the grandest aud most beautiful
TersOpi6cation OF modern democracy-iet us drnk -
Victor Bugo."
ITO ~. de Lamartins, the great Philosopher
of The Mite een.h Century. Nay the Illus rious
wIitr, who HIS already given 50 many
proofs of his sympathy for the Hsytiaus, al ways
show himself 10 lie worthy apostle of the liber-
ty The blacks. Let the of this defender Of the
Aicsn csu3e be upon our lips rs il is in hearts,
his devotion 10 the noble h. defends renders him
n ore and more worthy Of oar admira ion.
" To M)bs'enr de LsWaItine, the courageous de-
fender OF the children OF Africa T.
fer the dinner, Mr.. Redpath was escorted by a
tnrcblght procession to the bark Lex, and hailed with
cheers.
decree of perpetual Punishment has been Issued
az ainst Solomon, ex-NiDister of SoulOnQge.
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