The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-09-06
FREDERICK BROWN,
Son of
CAPT. JOHN BROWN,

DAVID X. GARRISON,
| Born Dee. IL, 1876.
| GtoE,'E W. fahiKiD''E'
Born Dec. -, Isl.
| 4, H. l;,,. ,,,,,Jo5 h., =.
WI this sue aiSo peihS nuiiou"ueu " I"
4 wreath of evergreens, full length photo
| ,r,nb of Brown taken from an original
lS'"f. NJ
painting IN the Possessloh oi he'. WI.
| Adair.
| NJ / ,prs,np tban raised GLASS of W.
|
Ter anu Poureu us cohtehts On INC hohu-
ment i'm token of lis dedication. Upon the
| oo,oIus;,, ,f rho address. the crowd ioip.J
| .'". ~,
| IN singing Inc Johh Drown song Inc ex-
4 ercis,.s were then resumed AT the stand. In
| ,.,,,,,,,o O., -, .,ll from, tho ch,;rmap and
1ienP"'I !" ~
| the audience, 'OI H. H. AntnonN, Oh the
| Ieayenworth ZINES, spoke briefly excus-
| 90, ;,,soIf iron, s,anEin,, Lut ,ti..r;p,, tho
.iig himself MN. pnt o"e .Ae
| following resolulloil, Whlch was ehtnuslas-
| rically adopted:
|
RcSDlUcd, That the legislature of the state
| Of Kansas are requested Ia make an appro-
| priatiou 10 procure statue OF John Brown,
| ia bronze or marble, TO he placed IN the Ma
| tional Hall Of Siatuary- in the capitol at
Washington as a gift 10 the nation.
| ,l.l, I .,,,.,o,, tho ooloro5 o-.. 81,
- oc' vi
Kansas, then mouiteu i Small platform
near the monument and in clesr full
:. Il : ,lI.,-.
- -.
ELLoN 'iiIZENS',i am mere 10 ueulcate
inns ihohtIil'hb " uepaite,I siealsss-
must not illtelpll 20 Ihakea Speech siIence
Is Prt-eiii, , lily my LUZ. , ,i1, iorI al
ueii.l mover aiouuu .s, Mnat sii al say IN
Ieir presence ~ t,e suLioun1hs ciIcuhi-
stahce, ihohuiieut Z. 'ls naiioWeu sPot,
Stained WIN .iie VI o SPEAK.
lhelf silence Is nio,e eiolucht thah any hu-
man Voice AItlSullteu Moius anu sentences
are Hoi.s oi IN Tue lftsei,ce OF me
l3in,s Si 'eie nIr, ~ ~ ,i, men s1ou tI De
III.
repose we hesr '.e Np PC, o, Lne nilghty aeaid
Inc dead VINO yet liNe-Ihe uhhylhS ana
a I'm. a, nnon i6 w an na hns..
hnnored duAi Is saII.feI IN tn'se sacred Sc
butchers, speak 70 us Io-da. 2l their dlsinter-
led loSe 10 No. ,enl usyoie', parrot
ISM 'tilu III IIe c.iu,e vi rou anu hu-
iilahlty, Oh iIeIr =! ing ipi w. exemption OF
me oPpittissea poii, 'oh i..oMn' rom ms
llI-oIi, sie , iesa.f PHoe, oiinss Nlhiuiy 10
our minus M ga. eheNoieh' ii.ouShts anu
pathetic yet burning words, ms mighty
dctus, his >iS i llctS anu SuheiihSs, MS
cin.l inufue, an pas iS peioie Us to-uiiy-
OF lule cutio OF W iiishe YAM ulspiay
We are not hest 70 sc monument 10
lii. ilichiotS Vi hihss anu e'nPSihs We come
MOI mere 10 siicilhce al Tue ioihb oi The NIGH
y cohquei.I WIN ue>tIu. gu h.tnoh>, purheh
cititS, anu HiNisii. sfa'teftu ueaiu anu rum
IN his pathway nor are We here 10 garnish
,ne Vi te IL are moi mere
10 prostate oeiole liit' ueli gods OF
aicient ~, VI , IL t .;s, hoi arr We mere 10
,, D2w tns Supple nanges 9i aine Knee That
+" d.di,.ai.. this monument I'm honor of mem
who dared TO die for human freedom. We
are here TO ma , nGurate TINS enduring marble,
orS The GOOD. generous and nphlP d,eeds nf ihe
great names inscribed upon IL. And now,
after returning our thanks TO the monument
auirements. and i'm behalf of the friends Of
humanity, and in especially the regenerated
and disenthr;ilied slave dedicate This mon9-
aies. Frederick Brown. Theron Parke s pow
ers, David X. Garrison, George W. Partridge,
and Charley keiser; Let future ages
admiration' rememsering II Was pla @sd
here to commemorate the virtues of the val
iant soldier, the humble Christian, and de-
shaved race shall behold this appropriaie
work of art, they viii remember that John
Brown died upon the scaii3ld thai we and
ish the memory of the hero OF 0sawatamie
and martyr of Harper's Ferry with admira- |
ton and love. Had the solemn curtain Of
We shonIJ :, nj nav. e1 nu.d ,,i, nih i nm
gratitude, but when We remember his bloody
capture, his flteieal trial, his legal but red |
hanae nov hD San mNoas shond We be TO
factor.
But why dedicate monument to the hon.
or @t 3o ha 6,own Win, and his ioiowers We
greatness and renown, Their fame is already
eternal; their glory is worldwide and cnduf-
Ing tnelE uetds nave ni;tlie their names inn Il