The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-29

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. sn01. aMo s'tsf Oaptsin brown vas brought
oNt, ne revived and talked earnestly 70 those
ao0at MIN, deiending his Course, and. avowibg
~ %. oao only GONE what was right. De replied
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:. .n are yoa Csptain brown OF Kansas y
- .0",s'"os CAhe0 so. Are YOU Os
.A'0"se Ds9wo ~ tired 20 90 my duty
.nTre. "nat vas your present object ~
t!ee the s'ases from bondage" "Were
any other persons hut those now connected with
yUu,ln the mOseinentH" ssNO. There was no
one'Sonhected Waen the movement but those
VINO came wien me- n" Did voc expect to Kill
people 10 ORDER 20 carly your point" :" did
20. Ssh 10 90 90, Dut yod forced us to do it."
VARIOUS qnesti0nS OF this Kind were put TO-
Sap.ain brown, wDcn nc answered clearly and
lrceay, Win seeming anxfety 70 vfndicate him
ss,I. ..Ia'.i 5a tisi 4f3n 1sq aHfista
i ne urged that ne had the town At his mercy
. .las ne coulo nave burnt y, and murdered the
put -uid not hs had treated the
prisoners s1tn courtesy, and complained that
oe vas hunted Gown Ike . beast. He spoke
" - oOSs N 0iCu u9 aifcSeo was
uOhs wniie bearing nag OF truce, and seemed
very anxious ior the safety q his wounded son.
his consersatDn' here the, impression Of the
cohVlcion snat whatever ne bad done 70 free
saves was f'gnt, and that 10 the warfare in
WHICH ne was engaged ne was entitled 70 be
'rea1ed with az the respect OF prisoner Of
war. q a.i .a3 ~. sca pH 7s3s sia IA
"A ne secMeu 1uiiy convInced that be was badly \
'seateu anu nad = fight 20 complain. Although 4
y nrs. considered dying, an examination Of his |
! ounds proved thst they were rot necessarily |
atai lie expressed . desire TO live and 10 /
. tried oy hls country. In his pocket nearly 4
fSoo we're ionnd 10 gold. Several important |
papers, iound IN his possession, we're taken |
,narge OF by Colonel Lee. on behalf Of the |
sovernment. Eisf + qa7a Fo9
several slaves were found in the room with |
ne fnsurrectOnlsts, but i u believed that they |
sefe there unwlifngly. Indeed, Browne ex- |
~ 70 slaves rushing to him was en- |
rely oasappoinsed. None seem TO have come |
n'm willingly, aad - most cases were forced |
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