The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-11

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latter restored to their southern masters. an,
the feriner--llhe DR.. Howe and Fred. Bonela
driven among their British allies in Cafada
3
Curious Article III sAc London Times a,
ss tho Brown Enid.
The following article appears in the I,ondo,
Times ut the 25th uIt. 1t bleattles an %entirc,,
different sentiment from tina, which usuali
anlmates that anti-ss slavery Z sIieet:-
We were not wrong III su,,posily that IN,
enthusiasm fpr John Browns memory w,nl,
speedily die out, and that the y-aearies Of IN
Abolitionisis would eanse a revtllsitn Of feel
ing III favor vi the South. BY The presep
liatt we leafi, tllat the country is most iudig
raAt Ut the ~Itostuhiaps, and they tliemselye
seem 10 DE- not a little ashamed Of their pro
eeedlIgs. The capital Of Massachusetts wa
on december the 9Th the scetie of u demonstra
non III lavor vt the Eilioil, and Tie more sensi
pae portion ot the citizens had an oIposlnpis,
OF proies.tng against the doilgs of their Abo
iiiloflst aretrireil. The tone Of This meeting
was g. patriotic aud Becoming as the ~speec,,e.
at s FREMONT Temple we're llia reverse. Mr.
Everett, q man. respected throughout III,
ltlloh, delivered a speech which will. no donbt
produce Il great effect IN all parts Of Republic
lie showed the wicked less Of Browns A.
tempt, reminded his hearers that the old mar
Ind long nieditattl raising a revolt, that he
was Aided w Abuiitionist money, and suul,lied
with Abullti"llIst gslns and pixies that Hi. ,,a,,
was well considered, inasmnch as he seized t,s
largest arsenal in that part of the country,
Jul of arms and occupying a good position;
ann Ina bis enterprise only failed because the
slaves were not ripe for inSurreetion, as they
were represented to. be, Mr.. Everett then
read extracts from the narrative OF the revolt
10 st. Domingo, 10 show The horrors which
necessarily follow from such an outbreak as
BROWN sought to cause, and be might certainly
have directed affection 10 the present state If
tlie island as a proof of how little the world i
likely TO ghin by The establishment or a Neart,
commonwealth. Unsing The arguments which
suggest themselves TO every refec,iilg man. he
csiited upon The peop'e If The Nortl: to discou.
tliiae tie system IT larorocation which they
have lsed towards the southern people. and ~
use aii means 10 strengthen the Union. wlnch,
Abalitionist madness Ind endangered, Me
reception Of Mr.. Everett was most enthusiastic
and his eloquent appeal win no DOUBT pr,,,,,ca
the best effect both on1his " neiphburs ANA
Oh HE igTiiated soJntfkaerners.
III many, other places meetings have beer
held to express Sympathy with Virginia. and
ahhorrence Of such schsmes as that IF Brown
and his associates. lii New York a MANIFEST
N tue Same effect has been circulated NM
as,saneransly sigiied, and there il rs doubt NH
the feeling in The country will be such rs 10.
strengthen the Federal Government md tie
scveral southern States against such malpfac.
tors for The future. III this resal, wa m,,st
sincerely rejoice. Mr.. Everett. III his sneuct
ITn;ar I. II. a1ia.'h ~ - w iu'lfe O The
Glued a s,,ora " p s.ou = n'' na1s peeh ~,
ohseryation ~, IL n'', ~ ms eArsfiehee ana
va ,a,s, IN siolec1 nave been very
!, ! \, - ~ ~ oooc,tac 'nat q late the PARTY
lpaels asan ,oa' ',,e. w VIZ 2 V'falence which
axug nasa AZ r. :, ~, "loas.pupu p American
;,,Is.sa ,,a . 800, mat mere Is danger; and,
= 49, mp ~ i1atpeIs Ferry must
mn ,l. ~ piahsht new considerations
~ M J ;t !, .reo NV, forlnesly the North
sS.s.1sss ~ u "lah al'aeEins thc planters IN
v;,,ss shsa,.,. st r. .l and oeeoyipg away or
4 ,,ifri 49, la ~ .nun negroes ont pow he
ssda + ,Mr 4 H. s"ng . s'ep iaf,ier, an the
All IA as,.s,.s a.sr % tne white pee
I,%en,.I,lis ,sa. ,h q i.,',su, " 2 null caste
4 mar;ea,, n, 4 I'VE 'aou " ~ me Central
,i,I,sr,s, 49, ,i INV : ne slfgmlars may
.a,ae gn,srn,nas ,n y o' ansnaeu 20 I'VE nnder The
I, shei, a,,'i ~. ~ ps1pfe Who merely wrote
- sraIn ,as"ea y 'ifni, mt when II
,s;' a ! a;a .sso'asi an a'd murder The case ~
W sas, a,a.'1 1, IS ! y states which produced
H. Nv .,. ssnsfso,' ana Monroe might te
is.s; ~ t,as,a n'aS y descend tostiie level Of
.asi;sh hla Isl iN'ea, Men of the puresl
NH sa,a,u ovI uay wei shrink nom turning
Max;so .ra.s : l !, w comparison with
,n sasA, ~, 1 .a;,' % geulie and enlightened
isrs ! Ia y ~ s'Aa n'ose pressing cnfisalera
!. III, ar.a, 49, o'asas W ne and property
r..s,s Ears uulec. y Sseieiy, aud the south
.,a;h.a my INV oeefi Called upon 10 deciIeti
iwes an M. ..l; Hill = justice ~ Themselves, their (
IN Mi, Nm s N, w u,'aef tlie sutAe fedora /
nrnose 10 rasn,, MN make 10 secret OF their
Il a.as h..o..ss 'nt Sousn by force nf !
,,hn p.aa..s , osasuu u Boston that from 4
! carrv =, ,l,a NIX ~ a...su nvh would spring .
!. nm M N ~, W .De itberat,on a the (
.lntss n,as H. fssp'o y 'ne frontier southern I
i;,srs n ~ a'aaa .a iaNlig these ex res 3
~ ,hsra All ~ u.'',aAu,hg some guarantee q
al .raI arsenais ;ao;, - ret.eslleai seizures IT {
,urder. and ;n,nr;snnn,aa,s q .ns negroes 70 !
n ID h'a,.; .saaui4ns q ihshiielsive citi- i
Tm;nn ;r,s,,n,ss t ,na " oanas. The Federal 4
Id, resnssc, ~ a ~ ",saf'aa men. @ one State =
,cxy have nat mon re.a Hsi.'a anu heh- Q
from ;av ! N.Y. y, ,eaay posted to protect
ID. Il, M, M l. sn e a~l'ss.e't' country I
81 ;,.aar ,a.. "Ht1 X each STATE 10 de- "