Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
An Agency to Assist Fugitive slaVssto
Return to their Masters.

From the Detroit Free Press, Feb. -.
Mr. C. J. Brown, an en'erprising South
erner who has been adjourning Tor some
weeks IN Canada, on special mission, has
opened an offics in Dcsnoyers' block, with
The charitable view Of rendering materiel
assistance 10 the coiored race in assisting
these who ara SO disposed 10 return to their
masters At the South. He says that he has
made such investigations in Canada, sspeoi-
oily At Chatham OF oiher places wera Af.i-
cans most congregate, to satisfy him that
large numbers Of them are anxious and
ready TO return TO their masters at the
South, if they only had the means, and he
proposes 10 furnish them with transporta-
ton tickets, and TO send them in company
with al agen', looking TO their owners for
lis beneyoIeEce. He is evidently o man of
nerve and determination, and is possessed
OF the means TO carly out his project.
The following is lis circular addressed
to the coiorel population:
The undersigned, having made arrange
rnen.s q, the South 10 furnish means To those
Of the colored population who are desircus
oi returning, has taken an office at NJ. 2
| Desnoyers blacl;, entrance On Jefferson av-
enue and Bates street; where lie can be
found 10, :. N. 70 5, P. NJ. Arrangements
r~t,~ed irro with parties will be guaranteed
bevcnd question as 70 The strict. iuiflment Of
ali obnEaliCns. Parties DESTROYS Of return
ing can communicate with the undersigned
either personally OF by etter.
i &c. }. BROWN, Agent"
j There are numbers Ct tia poo. creatures
who arc starving to death in consequence
of their inability 10 support themselves, and
we have no doubt that the new enterprise
: will have Z successful -un Of business
We have always made the welfare Of the
roca CT object q; cur special solic.tude. and
now advise every one or them 10 go direct
" 10 LIr. Brown and vii get THAR retur7
tickets. It is very Obvious that they VI!
have to give up White wives and such hi
: lio !uxurics, yet he fact remains that, Whllt
they have not second shirt TO their back:
, here, they will not, need any at oil whei
thew cet home 10 tie warm climate. W
prsdil. that the through return route vii
entirely eclipse the underground railroad
THE CgAr-rsroy No;ryrE.-A reccn
New York Herald has CT elaborate articl
or lie subject Of who will be the Charleston
J Nominee. !: says this question rs discus
&! ssl in al! tla hotels, saloons, b2r-Tooms
olub-rocm5. Che keepers Of the bells hav
; strong :ateTe.. il lie D.a'ter) in the Thea
: ir1s, aud soina Zines II the Churches
Y gees o. % review I'll lie candidates th'
E E haze been spoken II: says Douglas is OFT
The question. The South Las hest
= candidates, but none q them Of srli2!et
] strength. New Eoyli Las no candila.c:-
9 no such sticks IS lie venerable Diclil
= son, CT TIC yi-:c2a-y Seymour, could /
:. though: Of for moment" (The MissOuI
:. papers make Eote.) And then II gees @
e 10 review the Generals, such as Wool, Hal
q ney, Lane, poor Pierce. &C., and conclude
ai.c. -, ";here IS 10 telling eyaeiy, fol
3, present indic.;icas, how The Charleston q
d will Jump" z tho venerable Dickinsc
i Is mol thought or at home, in The Nor.
. with his anti-slayery records, who wi
u think OF hila il the Sou'h?