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Radical Black Activists And John Brown<\/h2>\n

LOGUEN AND BROWN<\/h1>\n

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In a meeting in Syracuse, New York, in October 1850, which was called to defy the Fugitive Slave Law, Jermain Loguen announced, “I don’t respect this law \u2014 I don’t fear it \u2014 I won’t obey it!” [1].<\/p>\n

He continued to combat slavery with his words and actions by taking part in the \u201cJerry Rescue\u201d (the rescue of enslaved man William Henry \u2018Jerry\u2019 in Syracuse). In August 1853 Loguen wrote to Frederick Douglass\u2019 Paper <\/em>regarding his involvement in the Jerry Rescue, \u201cadding that he welcomed an appearance in a Republican Court of Justice for loving liberty for a Brother\u201d [2].<\/p>\n

At this point, Loguen\u2019s mother, sisters, and brothers were still enslaved, and he \u201cadded. . .[that] he would, as God was his judge, rather hear of them swimming in blood in quest of their liberty than having them swimming in blood for the rest of their days.\u201d John Brown read this account and wrote to Frederick Douglass\u2019 Paper<\/em> to express his admiration and support: \u201cIt has a certain music to it that fills my ear, that I cannot well suppress the pleasure it affords\u201d [3].<\/p>\n

After the Jerry Rescue, Brown met Loguen in Syracuse and they developed a close partnership [4].<\/p>\n

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Jermain Loguen<\/h3>\n

Portrait of Jermain Loguen. Image courtesy of Onondaga Historical Association<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Like most Black activists and abolitionists, Brown and Loguen were vocal opponents of the Kansas-Nebraska Act. In a letter to Frederick Douglass\u2019s Paper <\/em>dated March 7, 1854, and published on April 14, 1854, Loguen \u201curged that companies of emigrants from the free states be organized and \u2018set out to possess the goodly land\u2019\u201d [5].<\/p>\n

Loguen joined forces with Brown in April 1858, guiding him through the American border and into Canada. Together they traveled to St. Catherines, whose 6000 person population included approximately 1000 Black Canadians and Americans [6].<\/p>\n

Brown and Loguen journeyed to Canada to meet with Harriet Tubman. Loguen spoke of Tubman with reverence: \u201cAmong slaves she is better known than the Bible, for she circulates more freely.\u201d It is likely that Loguen was present for Brown\u2019s meeting with Tubman [7].<\/p>\n

In bringing Brown to meet with Tubman, Loguen played a vital role in the later enactment of Brown\u2019s planned raid, since Tubman was one of major organizers and supporters of the Raid.<\/p>\n

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Brown continued to plan and attempt to gather money and supporters for the Raid during the Chatham Convention. Loguen was invited to the convention, but replied that he could not make it, but stated that he \u201cwould like very much to see you and your brave men before you go to the Mountains<\/em>\u201d [8].<\/p>\n

Although Loguen did not attend the convention, he was nominated president of Brown\u2019s provisional government. Anderson and Kagi, Secretaries of the Chatham Convention, report in the official minutes that \u201cThe nomination was afterwards withdrawn, Mr. Loguen not being present, and it being announced that he would not serve if elected. Mr. Brown then moved to postpone the election of President for the present. Carried\u201d [9].<\/p>\n

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After the Raid had to be delayed, enthusiasm among Brown\u2019s Black allies waned. In an attempt to rekindle this support, John Brown Jr. and Jermain Loguen \u201cbusied [themselves] during the summer of 1859 in forming branches of the \u2018League of Liberty,\u2019 an agency to recruit black followers and supporters.\u201d<\/p>\n

Although they were able to establish \u201ccells [in Canada] in Buxton, London, Hamilton, St. Catherines, Windsor, and Chatham,\u201d support was not as strong as expected [10].<\/p>\n

It can be assumed that the \u201cAgent\u201d that Anderson refers to in A Voice From Harper\u2019s Ferry <\/em>is Loguen, since Anderson writes: \u201cIn the month of August, 1859, John Brown\u2019s Agent spent some time in Canada. He visited Chatham, Buxton, and other places, and formed Liberty Leagues, and arranged matters so that operations could be carried on with excellent success” [11].<\/p>\n

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John Brown Jr.<\/h3>\n

Copy of a portrait of John Brown Jr., c. 1857. Photographer: J.H. Leonard. Image: Kansas Historical Society<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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References<\/h3>\n

[1] Jackson, Kellie Carter.\u00a0Force And Freedom: Black Abolitionists and the Politics of Violence.<\/em> University of Pennsylvania Press, 2019, p. 69.<\/p>\n

[2] Quarles, Benjamin.\u00a0Allies For Freedom: Blacks and John Brown.\u00a0<\/em>Oxford University Press, 1974, pp. 65-66.<\/p>\n

[3] Quarles 66.<\/p>\n

[4] Jackson, Kellie Carter.\u00a0Force And Freedom: Black Abolitionists and the Politics of Violence.<\/em> University of Pennsylvania Press, 2019, p. 108.<\/p>\n

[5] Quarles 29.<\/p>\n

[6] Quarles 29.<\/p>\n

[7] Quarles 29.<\/p>\n

[8] Quarles 44.<\/p>\n

[9] Anderson, Osborne P. A Voice From Harper\u2019s Ferry: A Narrative of Events at Harper\u2019s Ferry.<\/em> Boston: Printed for the Author,\u00a01861, p. 12.<\/p>\n

[10] Quarles 75.<\/p>\n

[11] Anderson 21.<\/p>\n

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