G. L. Stearns came at my request. He told me that the rifles were the lot which were turned over to “Old Brown” by the National Committee; ...

Since the close of the last year we have confined our operations to aiding those persons in Kansas who were, or intended to become citizens...

[October 7, 1858.] Received as agent National Kansas Committee, of J. T. Cox, seven men's coarse cotton shirts, placed in his custo...

Ottumwa , Oct 7, 1858. Mr. John T. Cox. Sir , — You are hereby notified that I hold claims against the National Kansas Committee whi...

Lawrence , K. T., Jan. 23, 1859. Dear Sir , — I have been able to see Whitman but once since I got your previous letter, and then he pr...

Concord , Jan. 15, 1858. Sir . — Yours of the 9th and 14th is received. I regret that you 1 should have continued the abusive strain of...

Tabor, Fremont County, Iowa , Aug. 13, 1857. Much as I love to communicate with you, it is still a great burden for me to write when I ...

Since the close of the last year we have confined our operations to aiding those persons in Kansas who were, or intended to become citizens...

The National Committee, at their meeting in New York, voted to resign all claim to the rifles at Tabor to our committee; and Mr. Hurd is to...

Chicago , April 1, 1857. Captain John Brown , Springfield, Mass. At a meeting of the National Kansas Committee, held this day, it was...

1. Resolved, That the treasurer be directed to reserve in the treasury, out of any unappropriated moneys in his custody, or which may be he...