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John Brown
Daily Herald Wilmington, North Carolina 10-26-1859 Opposition 'Twasno insurrection, and it is a libel upon the slave indesignating it as such. |
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John Brown
Frankfort Commonwealth Frankfort, Kentucky 11-21-1859 Opposition The greed of money-getting is not very particular in the way of accomplishing its purposes but the most singular instance we have lately heard of, is an effort to turn the execution of Ossawattomie Brown and his fellow conspirators to account, by getting up a monster excursion, from all parts of the country, of those who have a sufficiently morbid appetite for the horrible as to induce them to desire to be present. |
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John Brown
Semi-weekly Raleigh Register Raleigh, North Carolina 12-3-1859 Opposition In all the Noo England towns and villages, we may expect to hear that mock funerals have been celebrated, and all kinds of nonsensically lugubrious displays made. |
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John Brown
Execution of the Four Conspirators. Semi-weekly Raleigh Register Raleigh, North Carolina 12-21-1859 Opposition It will bring to an immediate solution the question as to whether the Union can be preserved, and the right of the South to hold property in slaves be maintained. |
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John Brown
Natchez Daily Courier Natchez, Mississippi 11-18-1859 Opposition Perhaps there never was a wilder or more foolish enterprise -- leaving entirely out of view the atrocity of the thing -- than that undertaken by Brown and his confederates at Harper's Ferry. |
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John Brown
Gov. Wise and the Harper's Ferry Banditti. Semi-weekly Raleigh Register Raleigh, North Carolina 11-5-1859 Opposition Is not the New York Times ashamed of itself? |
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John Brown
No Pardon or Commutation of Sentence for Old Brown. Semi-weekly Raleigh Register Raleigh, North Carolina 11-9-1859 Opposition The conduct of these Northern people presents a most extraordinary compound of villainy and impudence. |
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John Brown
Frankfort Commonwealth Frankfort, Kentucky 10-24-1859 Opposition We are pleased to observe that the Northern press, without the distinction of party, express the most unqualified condemnation of the wicked and insane projects of Brown and his hairbrained associates. |
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John Brown
Frankfort Commonwealth Frankfort, Kentucky 10-28-1859 Opposition [Pointing Finger] The Harper's Ferry affair continues to attract more attention than all other matters combined, and we therefore yield most of our space to the telegraphic reports of the examining trial of Brown an his confederates. |
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John Brown
Frankfort Commonwealth Frankfort, Kentucky 10-28-1859 Opposition [Pointing Finger] The Richmond Enquirer is fearfully distressed lest Kentucky may be made the victim of a "descent" of the class of Abolitionists of whom Brown is a type, and lest, being at a greater distance from the forces of the Federal Government, the attempt at exciting a general insurrection among the slaves of this State may be successful before the assistance of the Federal troops can be obtained. |
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John Brown
Frankfort Commonwealth Frankfort, Kentucky 10-31-1859 Opposition [Pointing Finger] The public are busy conjecturing whether or not Gov. Wise will demand from the Executives of Ohio and New York the bodies of Gerrit Smith, Giddings, and others, who may be implicated in the Harper's Ferry affair; and speculations are indulged as to what will be the course of those Governors, and as to the probable results of a refusal on their part to deliver up such citizens of their respective States as indictments may be found against by the Virginia authorities for aiding and abetting the recent act of invasion of that Commonwealth. |
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John Brown
Frankfort Commonwealth Frankfort, Kentucky 10-31-1859 Opposition [Pointing Finger] We cannot but regard it as unfortunate that Judge Parker has seen proper to refuse the delay asked for by Brown, in order that he might procure his own counsel and not be compelled to rely upon the gentlemen furnished him by the Commonwealth. |
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John Brown
Frankfort Commonwealth Frankfort, Kentucky 11-11-1859 Opposition [Pointing Finger] The following article from the Richmond Whig in the main expresses our own views so exactly that we adopt them. |
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John Brown
Frankfort Commonwealth Frankfort, Kentucky 12-17-1859 Opposition [Pointing Finger] It is pleasing to observe the reaction which is rapidly taking place in Northern sentiment. |
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John Brown
Republican Banner Nashville, Tennessee 10-25-1859 Opposition while we unhesitatingly condemn the Republican party for the part they have performed in this alarming tragedy, we should be untrue to ourselves and unfaithful to the public, were we to pass over in silence the conduct of a party nearer home. |
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John Brown
Semi-weekly Raleigh Register Raleigh, North Carolina 12-9-1859 Opposition Much very silly ridicule has been aimed at Gov. Wise |
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John Brown
The Harper's Ferry Insurrection.-- Arkansas State Gazette and Democrat Little Rock, Arkansas 11-12-1859 Opposition The great mass of the people, both in the North and the South, condemn Brown's treason, and rejoice to know that law and justice have been so promptly administered to him. |
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John Brown
Republican Banner Nashville, Tennessee 10-24-1859 Opposition This attempt to excite an insurrection among the slaves is one of the natural results of the agitation of the slavery question |
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John Brown
Republican Banner Nashville, Tennessee 10-22-1859 Opposition The causes of the riot, it is impossible now to determine. |
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John Brown
The Insurrection at Harper's Ferry. Frankfort Commonwealth Frankfort, Kentucky 10-21-1859 Opposition The details by Telegraph of the insurrection at Harper's Ferry take up so much space as to prevent their publication in our paper. |
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John Brown
Daily Herald Wilmington, North Carolina 12-5-1859 Opposition It is useless to disguise the fact, that the entireNorth and Northwest are hopelessly abolitionized. |
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