The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-01-15

revised, for publicatiop.) Think Of it. II
controlling the Republicans in Congress,
secretly" managing the politics of nan-
sas, "swindling" tho Democrats, putting
the Delaware Reserve. and all the public
lands of Kansas, in his pocket, and then
riding into the q. s. Senate And yet
/ he deserves nothing but "upsetting f'-
Preposterous Nor is.this all ! Read what
shall relate below, and, as you read, you
that have hair, prepare to let il stand on
end
A few evenings since I accompanied
this same Robinson to theWhite House to
attend small gathering of friends, and
what did he do? Why, on being intro
duced to the Presidents he pretended tic /
embrace the old man, while he "swin- |
died" him of his match, fo5-chain and port
monte. He would have got some money, !
but old Buck was out to an oyster supper
the night before, and had only one old cent,
and two new ones with the buzzard on
them, in his pocket. And this is net alb
when introduced to Miss Lane, the pre-
siding genius of the laundry, in kissing
her, he actually "swindled" her out of a
new upper and under set of porcelain
teeth, set on gold plate. Not that he
wanted the teeth, but the gold. And
r when Miss Lane missed her teeth, this
same Robinson pretended to help her find
them, looking everywhere, down her
, throat, both inside and out and in every
. other place except his own pocket. o,
the "schemer!' As he was returning to
, his room he saw some huge blocks of gra-
: mite, 80 feet long and 4 wide and thick,
/ lying by the side of the street, and he
took one of them under his arm and has
it now under his bed. He says he intends
{ to take it to Kansas and put it up at the
: grave of jenkins and the other martyrs,
s thus 'swindling'' the government out OF
Il its property. One night he was with old
v Buck, and after having made him believe
o that he was about to turn Democrat, he
d got the old man to drinking freely, play
u ing monte, &C., till he actually "swindled'
e him out of a mortgage of the White House
,r to run two years from the 4th of Marcel
l. next, (when possession is to be given) fol
~ the sum of two millions of dollars, which
e of course he never can pay. Talk abou
IN the Senate! Do you know that this Rob
lie inson is "scheming" to be the next Presi
~ dent, intending to deceive both parties in
r. to his support-that within his four year
he of Office he will turn the Republic into
lie Monarchy, and declare himself Emperor
n and tn at he already has bis cmissaries il
"s Cuba, South America, Mexico, Canad
ye and the British Possessions on the North
n with view to bringing them all under hi
rs rule? All, you in Kansas know but littl
to- to- of this great schemer" But you ma
he say, can all this be true? Yes, ever
re word is as true as-as-the aJoue letter |
Us the New York Herald.
Nv l feel it my duty to give word G
las caution to the people of Lawrence The
he had better watch this "schemer," Robir
To- son, closely. Their only safety is to o.
a ~ pose everything he .tauors If he favo
ne railroad grants, oppose them, else ii
ne roads will be sure to run either up til
lot Wakarusa valley, or to Sicoxie's haystacl
u. nc If he favors bridge over the Kansas,
be will be built over Mud creek and if
ng favors college on Capital hill, it will |
The built on Blue Mound. Again, 1 tell 20
'ne oppose him. No matter if no one ell
nd Will 40 anything 10 secure tnese adVal
oh. tages to Lawrence, don't trust hin, to {
anything about it. Lawrence will
re- Lawrence without these things, and yc
" had better take things as they come,
:, the natural way, rather than favor any
this mans schemes. You should have
:, delegate here 10 watch him, and as SOC
w as you find out what he is up to, call
, -, mass meeting" of the city or county al
oppose him. Send up your resolution
avg and letters to members of Congress war
''' ing them against him. Or if you cal
GU afford to keep an agent here, guess VIII
he is up to and resolve and write accor
W ingly. At all events oppose everythi
>, - you think he favors, and you are sal
'n' Talk not about his interest, of 220 acr
~, near Lawrence F'e He already inten,
as soon as he gets title to his claim,
move it on to Boston Common, put
on cattle show in the center and rent t
'o'' edges for cookie stands. Again, I say,
s. the last time, oppose him. upset" t
internal "trickster."
0"' Yours Truly, SPY.
'D n. B. Will "Se,Oards Paper' in Kan
90, please copy? s.
lsti- For the Herald Of Freedom
ica- CHICAGO, Jan. l, 1859
title ED. HERALD OF FREEDoM.-DEAR 81
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