The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16

the expense OF such agent and may Also by such warrant
sq"re al peace ofhse!s 70 AFFORD seediai assistance "a
defines the dnty Of ,he Executive OF Iowa ia mo case
nnner cops,deratop and preecribes Ia clear and distinct
t ms me course to be pursued ny bi aud u had been
observed would now have had this volaor swE
in condition TO nsure his trial for die crimes charged
against hm. As matters stard i barely possible
that be nay be arrested and brought 20 trial
few days ago received the sisaogora address, OF
Governor KTswood, Of Iowa and paragraph relating
10 recent occurrences Harpars Fairy sho "a most
clearly that his feelings sy mpaties warmly enlisted
the side OF John Brown ana hs criminal associates
While he unqrarfedy condemns the act yet "ho cannot
wonder the nnfoI AMI bloody occurrences
narper's Ferry while he does Rot Justify IL, he vet
declares was "relevec to somo exlept ~ It's guu In
the minds Of many by The fact that the blow struck
for freedom and tor slavery sni he further says
"vhe the great Of our Northern people utterly
the act OF Jchn Brown, they feel and they ex
press admiration and sympathy fer the disnserestedness
Of purpose by which they believe ne governed, and
LOT me III alneins courage and calm cheertnness with
which ne met the consequences o. iis failure. IL
Ins aenlai 81 this requson and numerous other evil
aences OF nntrienty feeling which are being exhibited
oay Dy large portion OF the Northern people and their
relfesehlave Men towards The South and the institution
OF domestic slavery ought to impress upon us the
guy o. adopting prompt, energetic and decided
lsh manufactures and thus achieve Southern irepen.
The free states ,ec ard express p sen M
paihyh for those whose characters are blarkrned viii,
cfime and whose han s are stained with the blood
nocent and unoentirg citizens of the savebolnr states.
when they soemnly declare that they csnlot wonder al
the recent unfortunate and bloody occurrences Har
the consultation and the laws enacted for the protection
OF liberty and property, disrcgmded, coptemned and
trampled upon. We mus, meet thus spirit OF aggression
upon the slaveholing Sistes slerny resouliy; and
to THE end union and harmony Indispensable 10 sue
cfss We must have united Son'h Necessity and duty
10 ourselves, aud % those who Identified with in
interest and sympathy, alike demand II.
The Union, as formed BY fathers has always COM
uRnded The respect and affection o the people of vginas
and they have always been and still ready sustain
and defend it They have been loyal the consttu
ton and willing to pder prompt obedience
10 al laws passed in pursuance thereof obligations
to ter sister states in the surrender OF ngves from
ufuce and IN discharge OF all other duties devovng upon
them, have been faithfully compiled With The Southern
people ask Tor nothing beyond their constitutional rights
and trust they will be satisfied with ncthiug legs Il e
time therefore, that Northern brethren should mn.
dersand that the only Of nsurng the perpetuity
Of the Union is TO exhibit proper respect for tho rights
Of the States 70 observe the the aws
and deal justly with their brethren of sections OF the
country Such course their part viii peace To-
distracted country will severed tie Of aec
ton and revive the reign Of fraerral feeling Respect
iuhy, JOHN LEICHER.