Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-13
io4 Douglass Was saYed.
Haielpma R-cari.

! "-c. eif; 1m lhe B. who saveC | rr-1 .1a. las .iJui o1-hg n.taqed wheI 1 'liil John Gro.sn was captured al ] L1rpars Iel-g. suppressed a dis ! pltl addressed to the sheriff O ! Philadelphia, iu-Elclug hlm to arrest ! I--- -.ls, who vas then in the city, as ! aeaol 1 has cmpilcity in the mem. ! .a.a Tala W discovered when John ] I-uru .s taken CD egstJdy.'
 -a-1- au tLa doorstep of his cosy ] c.--a- g .a9 males outside of NInsland 1. s. H.s s-al W. Huru, a pleasant l gray. alr t man oi 3ixty, who, when | g-lz-.1le answered as above respect 1 ilr tls and rendered by him to the noted ahol.iolisl
 ~Att.. ..Ee ] was telegraph Oper. a.o- .cs,-l iu Phi.aiei phia,' continued l-- Iurl, "a-I when | received the dispatch ! vas frightened nearly out of u.r --l.s -s ] was an ardent admireI o the great slave, who was doing all l that mortal ruil do Co agitate the anti slavery lue uou, J resolved to warn Dong oI his impending fate, no ll--gr Wla, the result might be to me. ' ila news bad Just been spread through ont tle country Ci the bold action of John Brown .l. lIs intrepid followers il taking tLe little town Of Harper's ieTrg. Everybody was excited, and public feeling ran high. Before the intelligence came that Brown had been captured the dispatch I have mentioned was sen. by the sheriff of Franklin .rUlly, Penn, -1 the sheriff of Phila- ..lrlla, 1'1-I lr nm that Douglass
 Ils #" sp.ra- r7, and uestlug that he should oa llmalately Ipprehended. Though l EucU ], Was Illegal to do SO | quietly put JLC dispatch Iu my pocket, and asking a-n.Eer operator to take my pigcs started .- Hy search for Fred Douglas. a-a- directly Go Miller lcHrl, .s-..a -ar. al the cJutrabund, UuUg.aga- mud, lr -tIva lilway office in fh..a-e.T .T.-a, and inquired for my man. l[r llehIu le...-.I t1 tell me, where rHu ..w.. ll4 the dispatch and promise. ..u ..- @ allow it to be ..lir.-oe s.su three hours. Itold him
 HH'l u. q. -. less le agreed to
 u .i rIe States.
 a-.. So. for it was
 .H ~ a-ar-l slaves
 ... .g.IlritICs. l
 r ..r telegraph office and
 lookout for similar dis ra.. None arrived, however, ana when t-. allotted tune expired 1 -.at. a message to its destina- r--.
 -la Che meanwhile these intrusted El-a -g secret Saw Mr. Douglass and -..--1 aiI t5 leave the town as quickly
 in's. He VAS loath to do SO at .-t. --a Che congratulations of his ..... ..- .r---aLa hs objections, and m .a hour aa l.lt au railroad train which placed . gap oi forty miles between him ... Philadelphia every hour. He
 l "a. home iu Rochester, New York. |. s.fe.y destroyed the con- ....-- documents, a-d then packed
 .rrted for Canada. It H. ..rte tor him that he left as sl- lli. for immediately after
 -.H from Rochester his home
 .-aI. by officers.
 .ue5r tmes. au persons - ." .. r.I' what they did and
 .. 4..l... teL ui my share in the
 .u, for aa-ad the power of the a.--e ....r. ls Lcr c1gij have had me imprisoned When ! look back and think .'r, 1 a.I t1 sevo that man from -Ea .-r tu- he would undoubtedly han. carr .ler had ha been arrested-
 feel t.t aU rewarded by con- temp. .a..l- 5ra tle life ziyel was well vrr.l sa-.r