The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14
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3 The town whsre the JudAs now Cherished BY
the Biack Rspubiicans Of the North commi.ted
cns Of hts lesser crimes, which showed that hs
was capable Of grsstsr ones, deyosss come ,wo
eolumss u shas noted Individual. IL seems
that he was first .thisvlng apprentice to .
anner 1t Mocksville, N. e., aud was discharged
from his place" for the indulgence Of his pro.
= penstty ~ appropriate TO his own use the pro.
perry Of others. After that he came 10 Sails
bury and entered the employ sn, VI MIR. M,.
caAkL B2owx, dry goods merchant He he
$ sems apparently very pious, and soon applied
z for uaembership in the Presby terrain t,nnrch
ana was recommended ~ suitable person nv
his employer. an Eader In the church HIS
dsvosioa " bible reading, ana to pious readiuy
genesaiiy, 30 won the confidence OF Mr. lsnows
mat Ne took AkLSxR into favor and eonsd.c
nas more important business concerns 70 him
0st under al his prstsnces OF piety aud hon.
essy no was. says the WaieAmas, stealing from
q ma employer almost daily. .He was pyay,.x
aad ssssdssg almost every day for three wears -
xst his employer did not suspect him.
One incident that reveals his eartIessness
- related by the Watehnsax: A Penssvlraxin
? COY, IN associate Of HxLrER's, informed MIR.
BROWN one evening, after that gen tleman had
removed the cash from the drawer. that ~.
had sold biA Of goods since he had ciearso
tsss drawer, and there was more monsg in il.
Oa opening the drawer, however, they dis
covered that the money was gone The moor
NY was sstonished. Ditigent search was
made, but nowhere could the money be found
Inc young Pennsylvania, almost disrractea
oy fhs event, and declaring most earnestly
tnas ne put the money In the drawer, begged
snat No might be searched. ExLrrR sfuod
HeaF. ousiiy engaged with the books. aud with
a impressive hce unmoyed by the main and
sa4ssty OF the honest boy-the stranger in a |
strange country, whose character was to him
everything. Yet HELPER was the robber who
nad the money, aed was then deceiviug the
CHURCH and the world, BY passing himself of
- Christian and an honest man! His sub.
seqosnt confession proves this-a confession
no doabt made either through fear or for the |
accomplishment Of some Interior object.
In making his confession Of his ateaiines TO |
Ar. H. BROWN, that kind gen tleman promised
not TO reveal the fact, and really continued To
entertain Tor HkL1He q warm regard; ineo.
much that he. with others, afterwards became
the dupe OF that heartless and treacherous vii.
lain. He procured the endorsations in bank
Of Aessrs. M. Brown, T. J. MERoxEY. and
others. to enable him 10 print his "Impendine
Crisis" upon the representation that he was
pro-slavery book! After the true
character Of his book was made known. q,
course these North Carolina friends whose
confidence he had - abused, denounced him |
Aud yet he has the eifrontery to assail Mr.. M
BROWN upon thecharge of Givulgins the secre,
Of his roguery! According to the Watehmou
howster, Mr.. NJ. BRowN did not divuIse it
He did communicate the fact when it came to
his uowledge, to his son, Col. G. S. BRowN
who waSalso his partner in business. and was
entitled TO know It. Aud Col. q. s. BaowS
when he found how the traitor and migrate had
iaped bis father and abused his confldence. di.
'ulgsd the fact of his stealing.
Shortly after going to New York to Met |
Erees0n against his countrymen and friends 1
'ousptTe against their peace and safety-be I
wrote word back that he had discovered thai
III hmily had not spelt his name right-tha, ,
t should b Helper, pos Halter, the name with
which he eutered and quilted the employment /.
u the BROWNS. Having found that his
Land Of Cold" pro-slavsry book, which =.
enonnces the 'meddling abolitionists" Sc
erely, did not bring him - much gold as he
xpected, and with the example Of Mrs
'TowEs success before him, being of opinion
hat he could make more out OF Northern IA. =
aticism. he prepared, no doubt with the help .
the leading abolttionists, the .Impendinc
risis, !" and - far - the pecuniary reward is
oncerned, he has probably not been mistaken. "
lded. q b has been, by JOIN SHERMAN and =
y sixty-ons assoeiatss, and BY Judges, Gov
morn, etc. sa e2a
0scA 10 the character Of the wretch whom 6
y sbslttionists aud Black Republican Ms have
ken into thsir favor, and whom they EN-. 2
oy 70 help On their nefarious designs!
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