Corroborative Evidence on Old Brown Plot Exposed
The piece argues conspiratorial aims tied to John Brown and Harper's Ferry, noting leaders’ ignorance of mass voter sentiment and portraying abolitionist factions as pursuing revolution. It traces figures like Forbes, Seward, and Greeley through letters and testimonies, linking British and American abolitionists to Kansas and Virginia actions.
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Hilallve
Republican Party
John Brown
Republic
Sant Domingo
Chaat
Uae
Thas Athiirat Harper's Ferry
Nen
Brown
Belo
Harper's Ferry
Seward
Gade Bangis
Smith
New York
Forbes
Verge
Edie
Bordas
Healy
United States
Osewatomie Brown
Kansas
Friends of
Causle
Europe
Foti
Fork
Ile
Charles Sumner
Gi. Howe
Horace Greeley
Kands
Virginia
Senator Seward
Washington
Aid Society
Smong Brown
Harper’. Ferry
Paris
London Star
New England
Bey
Haslett
Gen.Wilson
Seward, Greeley &Co
Regro
Pennsylvania
Old John Brown and the Kansas Strife Debate
A lengthy, polemical discussion questions the justice of executing John Brown and analyzes his actions and motives. It cites violent episodes in Kansas and Ossawatomie, critiques Republican leaders, and notes contemporaneous election results showing Democratic losses in several states.
Wise cannot intervene in Brow treason case under Virginia law
The report states Governor Wise cannot interfere with Brow and associates under Virginia law as execution lies with the Legislature. A joint resolution by both Houses would be required, leaving Wise free of responsibility as the day of execution nears. Also reported are two Arkansan villains who tarred a two year old girl at Newport Ferry Landing, Ky., with calls for harsher punishment.
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John Brown
Iken
Peret
Ledeg
Percy
Dinsmore
Kater
Brown
Pagtoon Lee Dye
Brigkai Youn
Ctuh -Berg
Lis Caine
Brichann
Sromla Brown
Ib Virginiin
Tangs
Sheemahkes
Aereed
Republican Party
Trova
Guv. Wise
Virginia
Brow
Gov. Wise
Old Brown
Newport Ferry Landing
Hetle
Lyman Hitchcock
Crawford County
Hitchcock
Fuxauson
S Re
Newport
Covington
Maysville
Reese
Sanbury and Erie
Warren
Worsars and Bawre
Brack
Thut
Dunkirk J'ress
Trqua
Jacon Foust
Dixawage
Gab Beairh
Jos» P. Vixognti
A. M.D. Srox
Mount Verso
Washington
Hicks
New York Observer
Mayer
Fl. Aagers
Frerper
Wales
Bailey & Co
Hart & Sos
Studs
Bes
Broadway
New Yore
F. Webb
C. Thayer
Webb & Thayer
Erie
Thayer
Geo
WEBRO
M. B
Webb
Old John Brown in Kansas A Chronicle of 1855 Events
A historical account recalls John Brown’s 1855 Kansas actions. It describes his meeting with ultra abolitionists at Cazenovia New York, the Lawrence siege threats, Brown’s four sons arming, and subsequent campaigns toward Potawatomi and Osawatomie, including clashes, executions, and broader political turmoil surrounding the Lecompton era.
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French Republic
Traibaldi
Forbes
Kansas
London
New York
Ann
Lawrence
John Brown
James Redpath
Hutchinson
Phillips
Kays
Brown
Kanpasi
Pattawo Gunie Creek
Toline Brown
Pottawotano Creek
Jeon
AL Ken Wilkinson
William Sherman
William DP
Doyle William Doyle
Drury Doyle
Kadsne
Kadsne Has Pretended To Deny That Old John Brown
Oldohn Brown
Pattapotamie
Ossawatomie
Frederick
Old John
Herald of Freedom
Gareete
Post Office Reopened at Spring Creek with New Post Master
The Spring Creek post office in Warren County, recently discontinued, is restored with Davin Donap son appointed post master. The Gazette teases Bain for governor next fall as the American backs Gen. Dick of Crawford for the 1860 congressional race.
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Bey
Spring Creek
Warren County
Davin
Donapson
Gazette
Bain
Gen
Dick of Crawford
The
Peg
Jos. Hawpenson
Kay
U. W. Eaton
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N. Y
Essex County
Gerrit Smith
Pottowstone Creek
Lynkins County
Ian
Freestate
Franklin
Committee of Public Safety
Old Seow
John Brown, Jr
Topeka
Palmyra
Ussiwatomie
Hineelt
Niles
Qouth
Pottawatomibe Creek
John Broven
Chad
Poshar Ry Parti
Pothawatgnne
Osaawatomi
Fredrick Dbroch
Gome
Earstern
Centropolis
Walden
Thacher
Ralph
John E. Cook
Holmes
Rayl
Redpath
Hinton
Conway
Lecompton
Jim Lane
Congresa
Pottawattainie
Reek
Uri
Chateau
Eas
Montgomery
Brown & Co
Hinds
Missouri
Canada
Cohoria
Fume
Chicango
New Orleans
Tillinois and Michigan Canal
Gulf of Mexic
Orrexazn
Messrs Roegns & Benwert
Sixth Street
Peor
Sunbury and Erie Railway
State Street
Gazelle
Pittsburg and Erie Railroad Company
Jamestown
B. Heap
Observer Office
Cole
Inam
Gaowixa Ox Estr
North East
William Griffeth's Vineyard
Jff
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Wright
Serea
Boston
Providence
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Sunbury and Erie Railroad
Lake Erie
T. D. Jones
Wilbeen
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George
Sou Xo Long
Jamestown Journal
Breen
Steen
Wrose
Nepalda
Val
Iron Horse
G.W. Bcofield
Gen. James
R Brown
Ray
Buffalo
Keda
Newport Ui
Cosmopolitan Art Association
Shakespeare
Associaton
G. W. Aunveene
P. O. News Depot
St. Pex
Buin
Forrox
Nicodemag
Cincinnati Express
S—— Creek ‘Sith
Wilhelmina
S—— Creek
Nicodemus
Paul
Moran
Snow
Mount Vernon
Everett
Courtland
N.Y
Coughlane, Langly & Co
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Seni
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Henry Clay
Texas
Aera
A. Courtland St
Scutter
Saengerbund
Turnverein
G. W. Cleaveland
Thomas H. cLow
Elizabeth Lyons
Sarah BE. Moorehead
John Moorehead
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James N. Rous
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Conport
Union Milts
Henry
Henry Landsreth
Calibta A
Silas E. Finch
C. Mactweaty
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Walter Chester
French Stret
Fpinboro Normal School
R. Merriman
C.2. Woodward
Misa Amelia Scull
Lancaster
Edinbore
Ainth
Ary Berg
Art Journal
Breadway New-York
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Walla
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