The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09

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III tns % or, ve stc pessea 80 ca euncnt poaasus
ooh siaes 81 sissen aud hAonF cue
sssse ~assot sriss sod @apt OF pii cpl' have III se'
bl sse, to the vrp'ensc,iaaG horrors Of iarpers Fer
ry You ay SAY Il You iltase, that atnirpn tosGtpg
on lbs. bot What psoanceh abolition teaching AMI
gave IL la w,oespscan r,Ito,S AN srii goa is
wss tonesl Fasca"y undertaking 10 PIT Dove ifee-
oous Of speech by fpce, that nano men htlp nn
The sbo itton oveip.ut wao we're not taeu aud who
never ~lt he AboIiOusts let prove ~ g.atte'Ac
by A known historical iacS inn mnhnGg OF Soai
ucusts ny inei own fellow cuzans nr hTo'y
Ceased when p-epe t~utoned congress 70 aoonsh
slavery the Dis,ai, asd aso The intefat savs trade
The leotes n'n Jnst as iacoaS.det able as they
tao b,cE uePb ,st cEtcsed ana han nahgeo ior thcy
we're the ssne ,~epe experienced that test
meUt ~ihoot beng sep'sb,ed or improved by u Aod
s.rses ss,t about se nnsiO. "a, No, your Honor; no.
Mr. trIsBau II s"y quiet ana b. Dsn'e council Dad pre-
chief makers then IN Congress seizsd as goiseno
They ssbt.d sops'bbg 10 twsdo's about, aud They
rfssheo ir,o thu AK OF our covenant Tor their subject
IT,, lac their dirty hands upon tue sacred right of pet
people tho upred states They brose up the
h. az tsstoDes OF the sd,ace OF the Union 10
peN asa, few OF the poor tepauts win
ne rsgus ns, then affected surprise a, indgna
on the Fion that d,tapidntcd house. ohrodsh
Ksbsss the ,esos straight to Hsrpers Ferry,
hse itoe prisoner ia that direction before you.
Nov re IL man allow me 10 give some Information that
bppe will dsrleass you II u aoes, t. tor
it's uue EDO presented from good motives know tue
sentmen's Of The peope where tive, mean tho people,
reacy sell We all soaui the slavery qles
uop ioF We all detest saSery-al oil as We cannot help
".
youi mstt,nn-io ours, thank Col "Hshds oI-ie'
Il aicnt--mna your own business, these are tne sx
pr.ssobs that sut re TO nee wen northern men atemp'
~ mena!e practically With you But then &C n1ve an
institution ~hch ~ ours, not yonrs-t Is freedom OF
speech ano we want you not to nedd,e win iaai Is
not }eur busan.ss, but nine. II ike to listen 10.
ana co 60 to near my honored acquaintance, Wen
d-iI f,ilps, or hst ana proud ns Of The ire nd
character Of Thhap LLOYD Garrison IL ia true you
NOT beiP Yourselves. an1 am glad you cannot interfere
about IT. mi oi'euce aud outrage Tor you
to ay--so DO Try. Let us aioae--haods OH II you
please hind your o~o business. fl u our turn now 70
cry out, however much va drtcst slavery, don't
keep from saying thogog SO. long
ss never meddie sStcal, With you aad yours that
me,G iopi,sh men GA both sics have undertaken 10
interfere ID Acce With what did nut concern them at
sa rs the cause Of all our disutcs, from the banging Of
William Lloyd Garrison down the execution OF Captain
john ET0~H aud the trial o this young besite
And bow bear the determination Of the young men OF
the North Thn meddleg shall be stopped We humber
neatly one million Of lciual votts We mean who ha
b,oal, sto nd 10 making money, and ~ho commonly a5
sisa ON voting Wehave hitherto cared notnug for poll
their gsboe bat this Harpcrs Ferry affair would
hapiy a~sken.o The dead II vii not be insny months be-
fore you VIII dbd MS avel Than viii De agree
abe 10 you II VII be sai mlstsSe o. yours y you
ledge OF the Transparent hy pscrisy of the Unon eet
iugs They UDsen meetings, Indeed, where he pot
cal trace man apc the trading politician upne 10 advertise
reslt Give wares cheat yoi into paying
ID, Do not disbelieve the sincerity OF tho slowly
ing voters You understand he OF Mr.
Caleb Cnsirg; and For your counsellor, Mr. OConor
lie does yuur law business, am Informed and does 1t
we'll could you Lot sirucl hun 10 slick 20 yoar b
sp.ts, et the defence OF slavery sones 1t
guar that WISH Northern 70 lei you alone that
DO Van asmaa.s WEI NJ o,.s,uor rer,,na me- .rg
MELT IN tie Lsmnlon case 70 The New York trades,
sIav,1y "a moi rnn,apv r,.h. H., srntnn onvbt M,
10 en- ,nrc - he moi. onIy roakes :, vo, doubt
bss PATRIOTISM ant even bis sincerity bat he gives up to
deuncratc psry can recover Tor YOU in iwenty years
ST slavery is rgDt, then the Union cannot aud ought
,.,o rona ,ha cey; hms.W ren,re for onr cnnc n,Ne
distinctions Why this the very thing We have been
tcun sin Is not right, but the Uuiou can ana ought 70
tndure for has seen ut to leave tho arss
and ,bs n, a. ,p,ther up, thu harvest II IA exarv
i iloecai application OF the rules Of theoretical ethcs
To- tne cnduc OF sc,ica life that has aiways dsun
;she ,he ,snsc ana 4 on, the man ~ srnas
IN ccnn,stv a. would w,ns or a. M not. there,
so ,,anl rorss,ves abon, the eclars,ions of m ss
sentsnea 7 from very a,iersn. and FAR other
cYnis that YOU Twt, ascertsn what the earn,st
ana Thoroughly asakened North will do with
oor RAJ, nj ms sst nine ance which Ia vet believe
mn unoiy,oea por,ou We have not attended To your
before because VIC really did not stop 4, see
f you hso any Bat now we are ready to remesy some
Of die mischief by resou,ey over whelmiaa with the
hoDo,s Of private e some OF our abest part,sans BE-
SHINING nh ,he or,ncipai savers Of the Upoa Halo u.s.
nn,syn.n nv Coca hsc;nning On vour side Er,ena "a
S ,h r,., hana ot hron.,Iy lave ana in II hoa ont ina
s Of ne ,e of stevens Wuh lis living proof of the
xa :, WV no ~ v,,a coc,c cna,, rs msnv Imam
uramgs in ,he merit two wears as there are meeting
bous. in The Northern states And they would mead
~,m,,hrv should nN h AFRAID 10 saw 10 Won tha even
whs, vo ca,i tbs compromsee OF The Constitution might
! ihsp he eu,orced to some exeoI FOR men, you knox,
wi what they could be
| no for mon,y-.ud many men not nov 60 friendly,
weulo b. gfsetu 10 you Tor spafing the life OF stevens
Of me hs s' ra SO 'os ON 'Ss
TIE government enabled mo 70 do it-,ndeed
IL N ue measure compeed me TO attend TO that braocS
or, Ne viii nov n Won nlease attsnd 10 the ind,c
m, n, and the testimony some monns ago about twenty
on,,yuidea younr men followed An old man into the
100 ~ Harner's Perry The Old man was one whose
character xioried ADM, alton from And deadly
Gus m,ss AID excited more than fltal devotion Ia the
hssr,s n thoss to ahom no was father auf friend
a. ,ea Them ooen eyed 10 hs and their perdon with
ope poor .xceution they foiowed him bhndy ana With
Gu. comyla T. The rocks the river and the hangey
M, Ia before YOU psi,enty wa,uue II Won want
MOI. blood ana ready Tor either foftune Geutlciner
YOU cam at yo Do not es ire the blood OF this us Young
man n MAS YOUR faos ci,zens that sayei his Me- af
ter he was woanded II was tne care OF your people