John Brown, upon receiving the fifty thousand US Dollar funding support from the French abolitionist "comrade," was overjoyed and hurriedly sent someone to contact the French "comrade."
The French "comrade" met John Brown at a farm in Kansas, and after a brief exchange of information, John Brown learned that the other party was a Republican from France. He was willing to support John Brown out of his love for republicanism.
The French "comrade" believed that the United States of America, with its republican ideals, should completely abolish slavery; only then could the United States truly be called a republic.
"What you said is truly wonderful!" John Brown exclaimed with excitement, shaking the hand of the French "comrade." "In the sacred territory of the United States of America, there should be no slavery!"
Subsequently, John Brown told the French "comrade" that his father was originally a resolute abolitionist and his home was a transit station for the "Underground Railroad."
