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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Letters and Journals of Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Chapter 2: the Worcester period (search)
but she is more interesting. November 20, 1854 I've been wondering if the United States Grand Jury would find bills against any of us rioters, but suppose there is now no chance of that, as they reported to-day. Mr. Hallett has failed again, therefore. The other trial is not yet fixed. The trial of our Butman rioters goes on slowly and will take a week or more. Probably they will all be bound over, but none convicted at last. In a letter dated, January, 1855, written from Syracuse, New York, soon after the Anthony Burns affair, Higginson speaks of a stay at Rochester, where William Henry Channing was then settled: I was a good deal at the Porters where W. H. C. boarded and really a charming place; they, of course, idolized him and I was so like him. . . . The two sights in Rochester are Neander's Library and the falls; I spent a good while in the former, which really transports you into the life of a German professor. But the falls were yet better; half as high as