New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21

"s"ic~ III 'oh AZ oUlHVnb JriafiC. " 10 tbo tlUi
OF tee insurecion, the ssvee were tiled In small
room, In tie jill where they we're coIfutd. No eolorel
Prson was ali wed to 81 within iSvo squares Of tl
grison. Those two squares gued with trcopA
l WAS told Ve.ey ssid TO those that tfse6
hin, That the woib of inriecijon would 20 on; brt
as no,e bet wtiie per0os we've ern ited TO be PRES
EFT, cannot tel Whether he laid IT,.
DuiiuR all tll> time tLee was guarded silence 10
The Charleston jooral, which strongly contrasts it'll
re extreme pibliiiy lsst given the testimony
re N"f'o"0t IHthger6er at Wal iGgtOn, passed
hgoty over tie affair, and deprecated the publication
Vi psucusrs. The Nor bern ediiOrt, on the other
htnd, eager for items, were constantly complaining II
Is reserve and calling for further Intelligence. The
i Ina ,s fpers sSid III ia Jyd Corcart Of
Jniy 40, :" have been silent on the subject Of
The insurecoD, but let,ers from this city state
.hat ~ has created much alarm, aud that Two
brigades OF troops were under arms for some
,iae 10 suppress any slng. tia: might have
Charleston correspondent of the paper Just 10.
| fore, many reports, and rome exaggerated ones.
There VAS certainly disposition to 'evo and s.sns
to ,sE Ra he y zoe ,s.S Q. n
progress 50 Ia to enable 10 ain aud punish
the Iinglesd.rs" Assure my fIeuds that we eel in
Perfect security, al hough TO number of pi.hly
| gnards and o,her demonstrations may induce belief
among strangers 10 tie contrary"
Ibe strangers would have been very blind straDgers,
they had net BEEN more Influenced by tn actions Of
the CharlestoniaDs than by their words Tue or in.
|
aud tie plot fail June l6. plan for ia revival
on July proved abortive. Yet letter from Charles
ron IN The HarJord Conrat cf August 6, repre-
sented the pauc ~ unabsei: Great prep ,raous are
making, aud al tie military ave rut 10 prepaia-
tion to guard against any attempt OF tie sa,ns
kind again. bat We have apprehension Of irs
being repeated" On August 10. Governor Beu-
nelt wrote the letter alfe&dy mentioned which was
pr4ted ard distributed Giro ular s object heing to
deprecste III due alarm. Every individual IN The
State 10 neretsd abet IL iegsfd " BIZ, own prop
erty the reputation Of the STATE il living
importance 10 the transac than il Ju lily meiis."
Yet five days after this--fwo mouths after the fret
danger mad passed. reinforcement Of United States
troops arrived ut Il, ri MOultre. Aud duiBg the
month several different atten pts were made by small
parties of armed negroes 70 capture the mails beweeu
Chsrleston and Savannah, ana n reward oil $40 was
offered for their de'esiion.
Tbs first official report of the trials prepared by
the ntendant by re,upat Of the CRY Council II
passed through four editions in a few moa,hs-
the fret and fourth being Published ia Chades-
ton, sad the secon1 and bird in Boston.
Being however, but bfet pamphlet, it did not
ear 1870 larger vouu,e appeared at Charleston,
eoited BY gis.ates who preiaed at the trials,
I.iouel II. Kennedy snd Ibemas Parker. ~ contains
the evdene III fall, and separate rative of the
whole afdi1 more candid aid lucid Ian aLy other
wic1 l have found IL the newspaper Or p,nptleu
of tie day. IL exl bitS that Of all qualities ia
slave-co muniy,a Willingness TO look cts IN the
face This narrative hns ecu faithfully foil loved, with
any other quarter in preparing Tire rent III tory.
The editor OF he fret official report raj ked lis bruins
discover the special cause vi tie revolt AID never
trusted himeef 20 sllude TO The general ODE. Ihs
negroes rebelled because they were delwed by Con-
Qreseioua elcq hence, they were excited by Church
sq,iabble, or because ttey had ben rpolt by
mistaken INDULGENCE, s9ch az tsi"g ail'Ted 70
uounces IT, So the Baptist Convention seems TO nave
ought il because they were not 'p'i'te and an
Episcopal pampheteer because they were not Episco-
r.. fna IN at0n nj ft.sa
taor- that thee eoJ le rbelled siml because they
were slaves and wished 10 Dr. Tree. .
No doubt, there were enough special torcbee with
which man so skill ul as Denmark Vesey could kim
the pernlarent TeIil lay in a powder SO 'oug a.
hat exi.ted everything was inceuoiary. Any torn
scrap in the street might contiu Mis- onIi Cowpro-
nIse speech or report Of ~ lsst battle Ia SI DO
uingo or one of those able leters of Bo, err Which
were aiming tie praise Of all, one OF John Ran
dol,hs stirring eeches En-. land agiost the ,ave
trade. The very newspapers WIN iepo'tg Hs
Lappy extinction of the instruction by the hanging OF
the Last cuuspaior, William Garner, reported alro
with enthusiastic Indignation, the massacre OF the
Greeks NJ Cons sntnol e md at c,ioi and then the
Northern editors, breaking from TIER usus re 'ce"ce
pointed our the ucomis,ncy of Southern journals 10
~ hitting eide by eide, oenuucistioDs Of Monau nedan
.IsvessIe, and advertsemepts OF Christian ones
OF con &C. the instruction threw the whole slavery
,u,stioo oren 10 The public. We sorry 10 rec
and The Nat,o.ai IatcH genosr OF August 81, that
discussion of the hateful Nilsson quest Is likely
a be revived, IN cOnseq renee oi we ahu.".s W -
npposed effect in producing the late servile insurroe
ion In South Carolina" member OF the Board VI
IoLc York; Of South Carolina Publi-l I'D To- The Bat
,raore Aeo,,coN Fa,tre an e'sny urging TIE encour-
cement Of white aboreIs and hinng at the ultimate
1o',ion Of II very I" Ii it should ever be Thought
lcsr,ble" More bocl, still, pamphlets appeared In
,harl eston under the sisLntiie OF Acia'es, asdin8
ith rena kable ssgaciiy and force against The
whole system Of ea,e-labof ~ Turns, and pro-
onJ that all slaves in Chareston should be sold OF
,ierred 10 tie plantations aud their places
Nv yxtite ,bor Ii ute esling To tiDd many o The
,.c,s nd Arguments Of Hel crs lmi ending Crisis
,n i, ated IL hi, courageous tract wiuen under the
essire OF "A Isis which bad just been go narr"wy
,yndeo The author is desiib,d in the preface as
older and pat lot OF the Revolution, whoee name,
IN Ne feel Ourselves at berty TO use il, would stamp
peculinr weight aid value on hi. oliniOrs. IL WIS
.omIn. lily attributed TO General Thomas trnckney
Auot, er pamuhef of the gerJ %, also paul shed u
Tbarlestou Recommended practical cure TOT iosur
ectou Il col 0us admin aiVn u Epitcopai Charcn
er, es and the prohibition OF negroes from attending
kon,th-of july c.lrbtatious. On this last p'lns
p,ue ,onsi tent than most Pfo-Slavery arguments
j. The ,eeb,ation Of the Fourth Of July belongs err
-,s Iu 10 ne white population Of the Uu,tsd Sstes
Tie An erican Re oluton was "A tamnyqn"'T@ am ~
.yDafs IT, tiis the negro bad lac concern tbeif
condition remained, auu nurt rehiaii' u"sna' seo.
They ave NO more 10 do With the ssieoratoa
n that d.s t,an with the laudng OF the PlS rins Oh
The mex al Plymouth IL therefore seems I" ire I'M
roper to tbese people TO be present on these DC,
,nsiops. La speeches ahd viai iOhs, hiuch, aba
.om.tmes more than 10 politically necessary, Is ssio
NJ o,t ,rs, nal liberty which negro auditors know ooe
low 90 ADJ ", except by ruuuing the parallel Win
heir own condition. They, therefore. hnoiDe huse no.
,ions of their own personal gn'r, aud give lesiy IN
n cir miuds 10 What has real existence Ibe Peclr
i; ,r of our conmu, ity must Le steadily kept In
view TITS am gnl ihed ~ learn, III IN solne mea-
sure be prunoed by the institution oil the South Caro-
lima AsrO, lulion
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