The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

able and patriotic purposo- OF my whole action In the
wealth. good faith kat myself away from the
revolutionary doctrines Of the rach aootsnists, and
the unfortunate purposes Of those ho In sher persons
made armed insurreosn against the non sayeholdng
whites Of the Commonwealth. The proposhsa that the
Law to meet the disuty, and thus avoid all yolenco,
met by radical abohuenss OF the North, and their
enemies here, with equal denuno.AOn. The reason al
question AnS wen Snows i that '' ny 1'I rsi-
me in the prescription Nothing but the friend
ship Of some Of the sommittee (whea the
prevented. Finding that they did not get safe oppor-
tuaity to attack the republicans through the radicals
whom they supposed would be defended by u they kept
up their threats against till my Frankfort speech raj
lied all the true lovers Of constitutional liberty
and thwarted for time thor criminal designs Every
thing that have said offensive 70 the navenocng inss
where and caumny added both by the shareholders and
the sradca sbolitonsts' Of the North 70 consummAts
my ruin the downfall OF the cause OF liberty here
G. Hanson one Of the expelled Bereans returned 10
Kentucky his native State the Sd day Of this month";
published in liter to the Centrsvlle (nd) Repuo!can
The mob again threatening him. but family, he retroAs
which WAS well known here In all circles TO the nosn-
tans for while, and then generally at Berea, having
preached and attended Sunday school than once.
But 30 soon as known that in Berea on Sat.
day. great excitement got up and stories circulated
that was there marshalng nay forces against the
had taken the field, and on Monday brought on the
collision at Berea, by egal search ofths houses Of c
tensibly 70 md Hanson but in reality to raiss rev,
which they succeeded in doing several being shot on
both SIDES. And the revolutionary committee, driven
back, raeegain on Tuesday, and finding no one broke
down that terrible thing, tho sawn, and declared ven
goance against and the republicans who were en-
Ing the doctrine Of the Frankfort speech advised Mr.
Hanson 10 leave the State and thus himself and my
friends from the conflict which well knew prone
ditated BY the revolutionary committee. On Sunday
night stayed at Kingston where stated the whole thing,
and my message Of peace to Berea several savshod
sent, was then informed by that committeeman that
they "after me, certanly"-that ''was the ono
wanted" and II was currently reported that a sPe'
found - which the said detachment very careful not
to do At the time the old letter Of protest which
Hanson wrote the 1eth inst to Judge Field was now
talked of being dictated by kt Berea Saturday
to ar up the community TO madness, and execute
geaAce upon me without time for truth or reflection On
Tuesday was NO doubt saved from this ruse only by
timely taking the sump and showing the true people Of
Madison what had really done; and that Of the
pressed il with view to connect me with stirring up war
in the State That committee well know, whilst shall
defend the radicals in their mad purpose, that will mel
be driven into acqaiesoence in their usurped power
from the defence Of al tho republicans who are attacked
in their persons property because only Of their 70
pubcanism They desire to renew the fable Of the vol
my friends which pledged to resist TO consumm ate
with show Of public justice their own criminal designs
honest mea may not be deluded that we may
upon merits; and not be overwhelmed with clamor
which B the strong weapon OF MOP violence Always Int
Governor may make his demonstration-the "minn
rifles" and "caunon9 may onto evDguish the jus
indignation Of outraged fresmen in vain Standing upol
the laws, the constitution and patriotic purposes
we ehall not be inundated by this new accession o
power in the suppression Of rights civil war be
gun will BIO begun against most earnest mplora
tons Of the forbearauce OF cend and most solema pretes
against the aggresons Of enemies Of the common be
ties Of al-if blood be shed Il will not be first shed b!
us-f The States shall fly arms and citizens North an
South become involved In common ruin let those VIII
shall begin the conflict answer for the end.