Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-05

h,s q ihe Lsalslsi0as VS. strslsl-si oasi 4
borough Guafoe1 ooanly. n O. pee, gaI % :
charge Of selling and olfenlailna Helpers I'm
ponding Crisis, and Of utIsring, In the pulpit
language calculated to make slaves and fee
negroes Disconnected For these heinous Of.
fences he was refused bail and sent to Jail The
next day he was examined, made his own
defence, and the Court ordered him to find bail
10 s5 600 for his appearance at the next term,
and samo amount to keep The peace till that
time At The last account bail had not beCn
ebta,ned, and Mr.. Worth, who is 65 years ol
age, was still in jail, though he hoped soon to
obtain temporary liberty. In ls.tcr frcm the
Jail, Dec. 26.h, to his friends in New York, he
says;
Nv trial viii come on in April, and, though
conscious OF no offence against any just law
aud nor eyea against the laws o. North Caro-
lima, in censequence of the great prelude
added % the tremendous excitement, l car
hardly hope TO escape. The punishment, il
convicted, is pilory, whipping and imPrison
ment Yesterday, the anniversary OF The
SaviourS Advent, srent in my prison, II
reading my Bible and in prayer seemed L
hear my SaviouTs voice, ssklng, "Art thoJ
ready to suffer for My sake-can' st thou entsi
into dungeons for thy Sayiour's love- and suite
shame Tor Ny sake!" When | came to th'
point, and could say, "Yes, Lord, am willing
to suffer Thy righteous will in ali th ngs," II,
poured His love intn my soul so bOundlessly
that p ou,ed aloud for Joy. And, let me say
that fully believe if am sentenced to con
fuemel.tor other Punishnent, God will goril.
Ills name by my suffering for Him as much a
though | was at liberty and working in Hi
vineyard o, let me have the prayers of M
Christian brethren everywhere that my faltl
I fail not and that may in patience possess IN.
soul.
Yours in the love Of that Saviour who suffer
sd shame for US, ID. WORTH.
Wemight continue the atrOciOus record b.
giving the details of the recent tarring, feath
ering, and riding on rail in Alabama of tw
poor Italian organ grinders, who could sc'rcel
speak word of English, on the bare susPicio
Of being abOlitiOnists. because some wag i
writing down pretended directions to anOthc
town for them had wickedIy given them tn
following note:
ITO the Knowing UDes:
"Pass my Italian friends. All right Mum
the word.
"CSigned John Brown of OssawatOmie." F"
Also, the taTing and ieathering of man
Clayton, Alabama, on a similar suspiciOn-tt
/ tarring, feathering, and duOking of Sandy Tat
5 Scotchman, at Salisbury, North Carolina
, the driving out of Richmond, Virginia, of tW
! young lady teachers from the North-the dri'
} ing out of a book agent from Alabama, VII
had been nine years resident of that State ar
Georgia, for soliciting subscribers to "Flee
/ woods Life of Christ, published by NOrthel
= house-the expulsion Of two trck masoI
. from louisiana, respectable mechanics Of I
! Fayette, Indiana, who were building a sug
/ house sixty miles from New Orleans, on susp
, cion of entertaining anti-slavery sentiments
and the arrival at New York, Dec. 18th, on Il
! steamer from Savannah, OF several persol
driven away from different parts Of the SOut
among them two gentlemen who had be-
! seized by mob, and had their heads shaw
+ close on one side.
The South is thus Tecklessly tIeasuring
wrath against the day of wrath. 1t will be
marvel indeed if John Brown should prove Il
!, last OF his race.
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