East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-15
A MATTER SET RIGHT.

Ever SINCE the Lawrence HeFdt6 81 ffee-
dom made the damaging disclosures about
the career Of old Brown in Kansas, show
inc how he killed four men in cold blood
without cause and without proyocation,
more than four months before either Of
his sons was killed, and other such vii
famous proceedings, the black republican
newspapers all over the country have
heaped unmeasured abuse on that print,
calling it traitor to the Free State par
ty, now the open tool and stipendary of
tho pro-slavery democracy, and indulging
in other such choice phrases. This has
called out letter from the editor, GEO.
w. Brown, to the n Y. Tribune, which
has Just been published, in which he shows
that he has not only been a uniform sup
porter of the Free State party from the
first, but has done all he could to insure
the success of the black republican ticket
and defeat the democratic ticket in the
late election for State officers. He has
also had the names of CHASE and BANKS
at the head Of his columns for President
and Vice President, "subiect to the decis-
ion of republican national convention"
After proving chat he is as good black
republican as the best of them, he replies
to the charges against him as follows;
of bought up by the Federal admin
istration ] am unconscious of it, although
it has seemed to give republican journals
great pleasure to make this charge against
me. / have spoken of men and things in
Kansas just as l saw them, and have only
regretted that partisans outside of Kansas
have endeavored to use us as tools for
them to ride into power.
'In regard to old John Brown | have
written nor published nothing only what
/ believed to be strictly true. If the re-
publican press and the republican party
propose to defend or apologize for him,
they will have an unpleasant task to per-
form, and it cannot but work disastrously
to the future success of the party
Through his instrumentality and that OF
Redpath, Realf, Cook, and other men OF
that character, with whom might include
James II. Lane, our troubles have been
protracted at least one year, and an
amount Of suffering and wretchedness has
been entailed upon the people Of this
Territory which is almost incalculable.
ANOTHER IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT.
old John Brown causes the republic
cans an infinite amount Of trouble, by
contradicting every statement that they
make concerning him. They said he was
crazy; he denied it. They said he had
been denied fair trial; he insisted thai
the trial was fair, and that the statements
Of the witnesses were singularly accurate
With Mrs Brown, the wife Of John Brown
they have been still more unfortun ate, foi
she has upset their Kansas theory com
pletely, by stating that her husband hai
contemplated this foray upon the slave
States, for thirty v ears, while they have
declared over and over again, that h
never thought Of it until his sons were
killed in Kansas. Mil. News.
THE NAIL Hrr. - Our cotemporary o
Tie Ltringsfoa Democrat hits the nail upor
he head: ut would seem that the re-
publican party is determined to drive tn,
country into civil war. Their languag,
is not the language or patriotism. Here
toforc they have always denied the inten
ton to interfere with slavery in the
States, but their present language, it
lirstifying and palliating the crimes o
old BRowS, who was guilty Of attacking
an independent State, would seem 20 in
dicatc their determination toiwagc wal
against the southern States. No othc
deduction can be drawn. from their Ian
gcagc.'
A Valuable IsyESrioS AND MUxIF
rcESr ISyESroR.---Rev. James Pecler, Q
Tallahassee, Fla, is the inventor Of
plow, Of which lie has sold the pate n