New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12
ANOTHER SPEECH OF GEN. LANE.


The Leavenworth correspondent Of TIE Boston
Trareler has the following with reference to the
speech of Gen. Lsne at the Leavenworth Convention
of the 9th ult, of which We have already giSea al
account:
AT this time Gen. James II. Lane came into the
hall and was met with the most tremendous cheers
and applause He was called upon Immediately to
speak. The old veteran rose upon the STAND and
made speech OF about hour in style which
reused the whole Free-Stste people for almost soy
action. / will give portion OF his speech as j re-
ported it, He is great favorte with ns nov, espe.
ciay in this trying time.
He said lie did not propose TO take up much OF the
time to-day for he had come TO hear others speak, and
rot him elf. He said he wisses to spolOglze little
for vnsr he said here few evenings since. lie did
no, know hu. he was little too Wild in hs express
siors but wished TO be distinctly understood that be
did, not retrsct single word OF .nem, for 1t was
healthy anger. 1t had been gathering in his breast
for than two years and he felt 1t was Tor his Lire
that he poured out that kinoed wrath. For years
have thofe men followed and howled after him. They
had set price his head, and for the first time in his
life he had them before him, and be wanted them to
hear him. They did, ard he prayed to Gsd that they
might ever remember it.
Ia continuation, Mr.. Lane said:
Ivsnt il distinctly Understood that the Free State
men are not at al responsible for what cay. no.
tice among the people little policy perhaps which
may yet distract the people OF Kansas before Tue NC
tory is won. II is not perfect union LJok well to
this Remember we have i'll our hands the interests
OF millions yet unborn, AID we should guard these
holy interests of ours with bravery caution, and pru-
dence There are some Walker men in this Territory.
Wei, now, we will give Gov. Walker AL he deserves
We will only thank him for throwing ont the Oxford
and MCGEE County returns. lie only did VIVA: was
riohf and What he took his oath 10 co,
Think Of a conservative Rod fanatical party In
Kansas. Great God Think of Conservatism where
all ready and willing TO die before oar liberties
shCule be taken from US.
Conservative men, VIXEN action is required In Kan
sas-rhy We don't know the name. We are deter
miped 10 have freedom 10 kan.as, or death!
shall always remember, when / get TO Western
Missouri tOb, how l love the MseouIisns they
told me there, Lane we are bound TO have ksasas
"a Slave Sste if the steamboats, have to run up the
"rver in blosd. Ore Missourisn they said will XII!
ga dozen Yankees" / told them then II was false,
and guess they think Yankee at least will whip
q dozen Missourisns.
And now, Democrats, Americans, Wings and Abo-
onists come ogether-ye who protest agsinsi these
frauds. Frauds! why, tax about your Oxfstd and
McGee frauds and there is no comparison with the
lsst great dsnDsble crme And the resolution which
has been offered is just the thing ii Sec. Stanton Will
legaize its procedure.
Ii calls you all together every freeman in the COD n
try, ard iell you, gentlemen, il viii be such meet
jig you will be proud TO relste to your children
There will be people from every section of kansss
You are requested TO meet there on the I'd of Dscem
| ber You will there see the Legislature cleo You
VIII see Mass Convention there sud they will send
twenty persons to Gov Stanton asking him, in the
name # the masses, 10 egAzu thst Legislature; you
will also see Delegate Convention there that day,
who viii send two delegates to Gov Stanton an6 pray
him TO legslfe that Legislature And, o. If he does,
| you VIII zee something done there Of efec.. Talk
about the crlss-wby the crisis al Bull Creek is
| comparison 10 the one We are in at this time.
| In COuIlurlCL, womb K o1uil mach down
| irto your hearts, / would tell you, eonrle to ovs
Kapsss and your county, but ne prepared to rsise
your night arr. and be prepared 10 perish rather
| the kansss fss should trail il the dust
The resolution was earned unanimously, afsr which
Jucse johnson spoke.
There wss large and enthusiastic meeting in tho
evtu1E held &C the sane ace. at which time si
6ressss we're made by Gen Lsae, Dr.. kob, Dr. DAVIS
n. NJ. CLARK. tsq., and OF ers.
TIE meeting sdJOni ed with cheers for the DAY sOd
u.etrp and three times three for jim Lirs We eS-
peet rich time on the Sd Ct December