, 1860-01-09
SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH.


yEe Raleigh "a. W okaH09'" -
3lst has the following:
"We learn from friend that the Abolition
ist Daniel Worth, whose arrest we noticed n
our LIST; .-as tried in Greensborough, befo3e
Justices Hiatt, Lindsey nut adams. The clear
est aud p,ost abundant procf WAS produced,
showing That he had v.iully and knowingly
propagated abolition sai iuceEdiary senti
1nen,s. lie failed to giye the amoiat OF bail
required, and was committed to Greensborough
jail, where he now is.
''Wortb is native Of: Guilford, and has resi-
ded Tor SOME thirty jears; beIose his return to
this $statc some two years since, in Indiana. He
processes to be minister Of the Wesleyan per-
suasion Of Mcshodists. He is about sixty-tiyc
years of age, six feet four inches in height, and
weighs about 275 pounds He is said to be .
'maa of sense and shrewdness, aud caicuiated
to do great mischief
"The jul is said to be veil guarded at night.
This is proper, ant indeed necessary, for be has
follow ers, who might, it the JUL were not guard
ed, attempt to rescue him.
"AnotEer Abollionist Of the name o. Turner
an old map-was nrrested aud tried in Green's
borough on Tuesday lust. 1t WIS proved that
he had sold and circulated Helpers book. lie
gave bond in 5000 to appear aud answer nttha
next term Of tho Superior Court Of Guillord
County IL p );
The STANDARD also gives al account 6f the :.r:
rest Of another Abolitiouiss, George ". yesta];
Of Chathum County:
ait was proved on trial that vcstal had de-:
clarcd himself an lAbolitioa;*t. and had said
that in principle lie vas with Crooks, Mcbride,
Bacon and Worth. 1t vas also proved by hi :
own admission to one Of the witnesses, tha. he
las been in correspondence with aboliionists,
1t was also proved that be had at one time Ger
tain papers in his schouthousc, TO which be en-
dca.orcd TO obtain signatures, these papers be-
ing petitions to Congress PRAYING fer The ex.inc.
tion Of slavery and tho repeal Of the Fugitive
slarc law; These petitions, it is SUPPOSE,
we're sent from Ohio by George ". Testal's fl.
ther, who is m Abolition preacher, ahd George
took them in hand to pet signatures to them.
t.No proof was produced that lie hnd circuIa-
ted Helper. book, OF that he had advised or ap-
proved i1surrectton OF seryile war.: On the con-
1rary, it wns shown that he had said that he was
| IL man Of peace, and that he condemned tie
conduct Of john Brown.
"Jud.e Saunders required him to give bail in
the sum of $4,000, to appear and auswer 1T the
| next term of Chatham Superior Court This is
| the same young man who was recently dismissed
| cs common School teacher in .aian,ance on
account OF bis abolition sentiments"
FLIGHT or FREE NEGROES PROM AnsAszAs.--
| 1t is already known that law was passed By
u,a.aea to leave the State on min Of beirr sold
into slavery for lfes The Law went into effect
OH tile lst inst and of course, no free negro who
| desired to remain free could star in that State
after that date Hundreds of them left Arkat,-
| sas last week, some for the Indian Territory,
| ZONE for Kansas, aud some for the North. 4
| marty Of forty. men. women aud children. ar-
1riyed at Cincinnati on Tuesday, and we're vel.
coined bv the free negroes Of TINT city. Hun.
| trcds OF others lure arrived at Seymuur. fudi-
ana, where they nil} rcmuin Temporarily till
they can decide cn their permanent destination.
| Tlet arc poor, heli,lsss outcasts-tbe victims
j Of n harsI, and cruet oppression by race whose
i heel they could np. eYsn sting. ii allowed to
rc,naiu in Arkansas, they would be harmless
| and impo.cnt to do eyil, but being driven as TX
| lies to u distant soft. they will bear with them
| tie remembrance Of their wrongs, aud BECOME,
On eye,y favorable opportunity, the sc:iye and
! unforgivins enemies Of their nersecntoFs- the
p!otters Of eonsplrac'e*, the ciFculators Of III
cen:liary documents IN the Southern States the
| agents for inovemcnts OF resistance to the exc.
cution ot the Fugitive Stare Law. ShnE Mis-.
sot,ri become, like Arkansas, the ruthless and
tyranncai torulentor ot this class OF poor, help
less asd ignorant people.-Sf. LoHis Meas.
Az TSp,As1ax DEtvES Tno:i LOUISIANA
! Mr. J. l.. Gillespie, OF New Albany, publishes q
card III the LtiJer OF that city in Which lie ex.
t plaus The circumstances CONNECTED with Re.
cent yisit which be made to Franklip. La. fv1
the purpose of practising his profession. Ou
his arrival there it became nosscd atunt that lla
was IN aboltionist- i committee waited on
| him and advised him to tenve the place forth
with, if he wished to avoid lynchlng. 3ir. q.
denied the accusation. i 1arge crowd Assem-.
bled around the hotel to carry out tue threat
aud Mr.. G. walked out into the cgpwd, demand.
ing to know thu persons who innde the accusa
tion. Capt Atkinson was given Is the author
ssho said that he (Gillespie) had sope into Ken
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