The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-06-13
JoHS F, CR.nProu. Esq.
Kansas Authenticity Of Atch.
SDgT ison's Speech, EF----

JAMEs REDPATH, writing from Law
rcnce on the a5lh May, saye that At "
son. sspepeh was reported by JANEs n
LroArE, Of Lawrence. formally Of De So o
couuy. Mississippi, ,whC lost several sen.
ences Of the speech IN the hideoas cheer
ing that greeted The staggering Senator
Il will be seen that this is the same speech
that We printed on CussdAy. apparently
aiken by another reporter The ~evidcn
tcs Of truth which Il contains. are sufi
cient 20 convince every candid person.
that il * most veitabe. in spite Of all th'.
Border Rdihaii oontnsdiciiou possible
Redpath wri@Sa 4 f1AH
Win the 'Missourians, South Carolini
sns aud Budford's. men~rwith = sPrink-
! ling of EbO Shin Democratic Squatters-
in all eight hundred men, had lormed's
hollow square AZ lhelootot Mount Orient,
shouts wer raised for speech fom Ateh-
iSOn. oael p. ~" s.e5't-f
Gen, Atchison rode into the centre Of
the square on a sorrel horse, and was gree
ted with terrific yell ofapplausc. Hc
was dressed in dark drab elothing, aud
wore Kossuth hat. Every sentence he
utterd was wildly cheered. He said.
'.Boysl this day | am u Kicnpoo Ran
gerl This day Is the most glorious Of my
long lifel This day we have entered Law
renee, and the citizens have not dared TO
lire a gunl u is glorious victory for us
boys. Gy aodl" (Terrffic yells.) J -..''
Poiniingto tho Free Su'te Hotel, he
said.
"Boysl That Emigrant Aid Hotel with
her port holes. must be tested. We must
blow it to hellp (Another hurricane Of
hnrrahs."
1.-THE damned Abolition presses must go
into the river; aud ifa man or woman
undertakes TO stop us. we will hang them,
Cd d--m them, (renewed roars ofap-
p ause. )Or make hole through them with
= chunk Of cold leadl
Boys a lady is entitled to the protec-
ton Of every gentleman, but WHEN wO-
man takes upon her the garb Of manhood
she is no more TO be saved than savage
beastP'
AS Gen. Atchison laid down the law
Of gallantry---which proved hin to be 4
blaokguard as well as an old bachelor. -
Sheriff Jones whose martyrs blood,
according to the Border Ruifiian papers.
recently "shrieked from tlIe ground for
vengeance, rode up TO the orators side
aud was greeted with loud cheers.
Atchison stoppd foF = moment. After
the cheering subsidized he continued;
Boykl We will now 90 into the town
The citizens have RgTeed that the laws
shall be carried ou, without moles,aion
Wen demOlish the Hotel, the Printing
Offices, as5lst Sheriff Jones 10 make lis
arrests. and 90 home covered with glory
loud long and enthus iaslic cheers.
Turping 70 the KickaPoo Rangers h
aid. sfta.l 80 .I aar
"Rangersl now give you into the
hands Of fSherifJones, % become his posse
Do your duty--as / know you wiIll'
After .Atchison had concluded his
black guardism. Dr. Striagfellow was call
ed Oh and made few remarks. Mr.
LegAle did not listen 70 him, Sensible lie
lgatel
EERARE AND WE'LL DOSE.--We dearll
love wilticiSm. when IL falls from the lip
of lady. Here j. a gOm;77A yOunl
lady, in one Of our chief cities, a year 0
two ago. had accompanied her friend y
\ hear literary lecture. On their Fetur