Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

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"ossAworrAmrE,. BROWNS coSrxs-
The reporter Of the New York Herald rpives
conyersztion between Senator Mason, Of Virginia.
and Others, and Capt. Brown, on "wednesday. We
subjoin the important points: 8EXAT
Mr. Mason-caa you tell Us, at least, who fur
nished money for your expedition, teVIl
cannot implicate Others could have escaped.
Mn Msson--f fcu mean IL you had escaped in
self without any escape, but allowed my
self be surrounded by force by being too tardy
Mr.. Mason-f you would telf us who sent YOU
here-who provided the means-that would be
MI Brown-I will answer freely and faithfully
apout what eoncerns myself-I viii answer any&
thing Lean with honor, but not about oshen
ohio, who Lh.s just eassrsdl M Brown, who
Mr. Brows-No ma sent me here; It wa. INV
own prompting and that sf my Maker, or that Of
the devil, which ever you pleass 70 sscrbe il to.
ackpewledxe no man in human form
IN Mr. xslsndighm-Did you GET up the ezpedi-
Mr.. BFown-T did.r->---s.--.---
Mr. valiandlghsm--Did you get up this docu-
ment that is called consultation,
Ar. Brown-I did They are coasttution
M ''1 oa my own eonsiving and getting
Mr. vsliindighm-How long have vsu been
engaged In this business. - lz .
Mr. Bsewn--Ffom the breaking out Of the dH.
'ncnlhes In kansas. Four Of INV cons had rome
there TO settle, and they induced me 10 90.
dia notgo there TO settle bee ause Of the dicpl-
Mr.. Msson-How many are engaged with Won
In TINS movenenr issk these qnestions for our
answer win, not ot6srwiss. So fsr a. + Am nv.
seh concerned | have told everything truthfally.
value my wee, sir. : ~ .5e,lS,7,
from, Did some Of them come from Ohio, -
M Brown-Some Of them. - - se..s I
Mr. Saliandig gham-From the western Reserve,
None came from Southern Ohiof : =, !
e. NJ: Brewn.YesyI believe one came from be-
low steubcn vile, down not fsr from Wheeling. Il
Yailandig gham-Haye you been in Ohio his
srs Mr.. Brown--Yes, sir. -, = - - fF II
Mr.. yallandigham-EIow lately. ssr-~, =.
nv MI i..S Sro~nmI 2, Ps.'sd throsgh to Pissbusg On
. I
s.s,. M W, ghanwsrs you at any county or
Mr.. Brown-I was not--not-uos since luna,
MI Mason-Did you consider this military or
gsn,.anen, IN % tsis paper, tthe consultation y 1
Mr. Brown did In some sensss wish ron
would give that paper Close ss.enfion. =.
m.nder.in-chief Of these "prosisiopal military
M Brown-I wss chosen -sereesblv 70 the or.
xs essenes g certain docnmentcommander-inehief
Mr.; ysaandigham--were you ever in Day.
Mr. Brown-Yes, must have bean. ss.ss.'
Ohio, - ~ A0ns an
Mr., Brown-I went there In 1850, lived in
sunni. summit county, which was then in TrurnbuH
Mr.: ysllsndigham-Have you been in Portage
Mr. Brewn-I was there in June last. ~ :
Nj. yaliandigham-whena at Cleveland aid vo,,
attend the Fugitive Slave Law Convention there,
nj. bfown-No. was there about the time Of
inr sl.1g o. ne soar 70 ny the oberlin rescuers
The fng1ave slave law and my own rescue. OF
SSoarse. as sr as bad any influence at all, wa.
disPcsed TO justify the oberlin people for rescuing
slaves from Missouri TO Ca,sada Last winter. +
think spoke In Cleveland before the Con ventiop
do not know that had any conversation with
Of the time was In Ohio with the ague was
part Of the time In Ashtabula county,
MI. gallandigham-D1d you zee anything of
Joshua K Giddings theres -ss7 = - :
= Mr. BrownI did meet him. -. t-1sstaa3
- M vsilandigham.-Didy you converse with him.
M. Brown( did. i would not tell YOU, Of
dings; but certainly met with him and had con.
yersations with him - : =
Mr.. yailandig ghan-About that rescue case,
,a,n,,i MI s,oxaIfss, did; hs:,d him EXPIRE. his
M ndigham-Justifying L..
..sti,.s srown-fss y, siri do not comPronnse him
Mr.. Vsliandig ghsm-yyiIl vou .rsvr., ,h,. ma
you tsik with Giddings about your expedition
Mr. Brews4No, ! woa,. answer that. bec.u.. !.
affirmation Of IL should be . great Ounce.
M. Valiandigham-Hsye You had any cores
Peadenee with parties at the North on the subject
Mr: Bsown-I have had correspondence.
Asyssssder-Do you eoasidsr this religious
2 ~. 8sownzI. is, in my opinion, the greatest
usss ss;.nanDS sss yss eonssss yesrssif aaiassru-
,.SI What pr.e,ps o you justly
Mr: Brows-Upoa the goldss. = rule. pisv -.
poor IN 6oadsge thas have none 70 help them; thnt
mostly, revenge, or vindlctivs spirk. nj /. nv
/. sympathy with The oppsessed and the wronred.
That .hst are a good e Jou, and "A psseioss in ne
Bystander-certainly. But why tahe she slsvu
against their VIII 20, 100 - - - =
Nc. Brown-I ssssr did. sss = v.ss.s I ~ y
bystandef-Ycu did In one instance, % least. e.
ssid, In nfm, clesr vofce-.sYou are hight. In
one case know the negso wanted to 60 6eck.n 3
Abyst<ndrf--Where id you come Gomf
ont mt s'ePheas-I lived In AshtabuIs county,
=. Mr.. vallandigham-How recently did Won le.v,