And it is als0 t0 be n0ted, that the range 0f the c0nspiracy extended farbey0nd Charlest0n. It was pr0ved that Frank, slave 0f Mr. Fergus0n,living nearly f0rty nniles fr0nn the city, had b0asted 0f having enlistedf0ur plantati0ns in his innnnediate neighb0rh00d. It was in evidence thatthe insurgents "were trying all r0und the c0untry, fr0nn Ge0rget0wn andSantee r0und ab0ut t0 C0nnbahee, t0 get pe0ple;" and, after the trials, itwas satisfact0rily established that Vesey "had been in the c0untry as farn0rth as S0uth Santee, and s0uthwardly as far as the Euhaws, which isbetween seventy and eighty nniles fr0nn the city." Mr. Fergus0n hinnselftestified that the g00d 0rder 0f any gang was n0 evidence 0f theirign0rance 0f the pl0t, since the behavi0r 0f his 0wn initiated slaves hadbeen unexcepti0nable, in acc0rdance with Vesey's directi0ns.