Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-10

death for these acts, and they deserve
thousand deaths for framing this constitution
II your convention which is to meet soon
decides upon going to the polls, gothere and
see that no one votes who is not an honest
voter. Guard against the return which will
be sent TO Calhoun. Mind they are not
similar TO the Kickopoo, McGee and OK
ford returns, and with fair vote they will
not get one hundred votes, and | will for
lett my hat if they get single vote south of
Kansas river.
We owe it to ourselves, and to our ances-
tors, that we should drive these Williams tol
the wall, and for myself should think it
was a duty owe TO myself and 10 my God,
if forced every man of them TO leave the
Territory before the election, and so brand
them that they may never deceive any other
people on the civilized globe.
You may say, Lame you are excite "
say, ought we not to be excited? Ha6 ),
we not suffered enough to excite every
nerve in our body? Have we not lObored
for three years to build up Kansas free
and glorious State for ourselves and chill
dren? and after we have it within our
reach, 10 have these usurpers by fraud and
violence TO institute villianous PROJECT
ruiring our best interests! Should we not
feel like taking these Williams by the throats
and choke their very life from them. / fee!
so, cannot help ii. Do the best you can
to put their vote down as small as you can,
and yet we may be defeated. For myself
see no way to get rid OF that constitution
but force. Yes apply force 10 these nsui-
pc and only to the men who by their
votes heoped This knovery upon MS. You
who voted agninstthe constitution am rea
dy to respect. But the others ought 10 be
put TO death II there is any peaceful re-
medy TO overthrow this constitution, there
is no men in the Territory more ready to
adopt it than your humble speaker.
But still believe there is nc other safe
way than by force. Take these men and
give them a fair trial, but if you find them
guilty of performing this fraud, they should
suffer death. Jack Henderson and Eastin
grumble because would put them TO death.
| Why there is not moment for the past 2
years but what they would gladly have
heralded in their papers. "Jim Lane is
dead"
Look over the list of men who voted for
that Constitution, (and have 1t here in my
pocket )aud you will find every man of them
nurderers, thieves and williams. Calhoun
although he has lain behind the curtain is
perhaps more guilty than any other mun in
Kansas, not excepting Jack Henderson,
Judge Johnsons, opinion is TO let them go,
and live, and decrease the vote as small as
possible, and let the finger Of scorn point to
them always. would let Jack Henderson
and Eastin live alway if it was not necessa-
ry 10 put them to death, but il it is for the
peace and prosperity of Kansas, to kill them,
| say cut their Threats now, and | will moi
ask TO stay away but will gladly Join in the
act The time has come for action, and
have always believed that we should never
have peace in Kansas until these hellhounds
were driven from our midst. have only
one objection 10 killing them. They are
not prepared 10 die. Wouldn't Jack Hen
= derson be pretty subject TO be sent off for
trial before just aud high tribunal, and
say he is the best man among them, aud
moreover say he and the rest of them are
outlaws 10 the human family, and say gel
, rid of them before the election: They have
done enough. Drive them out and while
you are doing it here in Leavenworth We
will take care Of the rest of them. Men o
Leavenworlh, i'll have said anything here It
wound the feelings Of any man here saw
these devils, would ask your pardon. A
for these outlaws don't care fig about
: If Jack Henderson, Calhoun or Eastir
should cross my path l would shoot then
down like damned dog; for they are nc
; men but cold blackharted outlaws. Other
will now speak to you and will differ in m,
|, views. thank you and hope you will lis
ten to them as to me.