Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-14


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Radpath. Altar be bad Iosk al hopes
Of accomplishing his ebieok, be FsEatad
70 The witness tha dseisns A. hinself ard
soma others wha weSe 0pesukimg wish
him. He said hzak xsw wsfs il sheiR as-
cras, though mans waxM anass tSag with
diem. The keasan oE hls 81 posEfi0n IL
taking p3saaaaign 10 tho Terri A0rinl L.
e0mpaan SsAts GavegpspaAs Il ssAs halloa
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saasseatls to hss Aopss eg . rspeistfoa-
Hsnee has and hose wital him, who
ware ehlafiy Rsp0gtara &c kha press, nads
war apon ell wha we're AksIy To aid In
securing euist, il eraes u dsskroy thsir
inAasnee wilh she paaple. He aaid sksy
aessa On ths principal that the and jas-
tiksd ths meanss and they haaisaaed al
20 fakaahood og AkaS aaaRaag nnN gsan
thai ss0od ~ tkaSY asaN, nrogided thal IL
promised se further thsif object. This,
be said, accounted for she slandsxa ef
ghs reporters, who were u tha scheme
against thoss who opposed them. Witt
ness kRsB az bag one atseaaps to sst on
foot revolution. This wis led hy Col.
Lane, Whe Mg. Rsapash said, was under
sfgong pledge b act e their leader in
aghting, Soon altar the eseasloa 81 the
Military Board, Witness beard Gen, Lane
say that be had given oraars 10 The Brig
adler Generals to strike as several poinsa
in the Territory, with 9 view, a Be an
derstoods to eject . oeBegai siassghsse Of
prosIargs afm. bis orders vera never
obayed, II givsnt and sopn Alter be went
into Southern Kansas, with kha parposs,
as Mr. Leonard, one ef his efseers, af.
forwards told witness 10 march upon Ft,
Scott.
Some q. s. isoOpa we're IN that vioin-
isy at the times and Mr.. Il, said that Gen.
Lane showed she white feather, and hack
ed down. wltnsss supposed that, nusii
tha conversation with Rsdpash, sud this
was an insane movemant Of Lanes alone
bat be Row understands that il was a
eoacsrfsd plaa Of he rspolati0nisis.--
This was the end Of that class Of opera
tiona, SO TAR ss witness was eognirans.
The n, Z, Tribna Was used BIZ theae
msns Philip and Rsdpesb, - we'll as
many other papers, and they claimed
that By the means Of The press 10 which
they bad access 50 corr sspondeRts, they
could msoks or destroy Gag man. IL
came out in The evidence that Reals,
Hinton and Kagi, we're also sorrsspon-
dents, and thai all OF them Including
Rsdpath, are foreigners.
The Hartford Tfmss snys3 Now look
at the evidences Of Gov. Rohlnaen.
Let, John Blown did.not 10 10 Kansas
to settle. Hia object was not peace, bat
revolution.
I'd. james Redpath, the Tri5ans's cor
respondent, ''made var upon all who
aided in securing peace aad qaiet.o He
and others induced the free State men
aOTfe eoEs in the election Of delegates
10 the Lscempton Convention, because
be saw II they voted It would srad the tlis-
surbaaess, and stop the revelation.
Sd. Redpatb and the other reporters,
hesitAted at no falaehood or libel, and
they slandeEed all who stood in their way
ct promoting resolution. The Tribune
was used for these fulsahoods and Sian.
deTs, which we're 50 industrioGsly cireu-
lated during the Kansas smbrogHo.-|
What 6 comment upon the n. 7. Trib uns
"A comment, too, BIZ one OF his own po-
liticAl friends, Who is testifying under
oath
4th. Gen. Lane gave an order for the
slaughter Of pro-slayerY men, and this
was . soneoctsd plan of the revolution
ists.
What thrilling development Is here
made in this brief statement, under cath,
Of Gov. Robinson. IL Jiisclcsea the at
rotioas schemes, the bloody plans, and
the we'll connected projects TO KEEP
UP THE DISTURB ANCES IN KANSAS
and 70 prevent any peacsahle settlement
at the ballot box. These snt-sbgoats
and distnrbers, and revoiusionists were
tbe very leaders Of the men who, il was
claimed BY che Tribune, were abusnA by
the administration as Washington. WAY
the crimes Of these men, aceordin. to
Gov, Robinsun's testimony, were enc Ugh
70 send them, ia justice to the gall as.
They we're the mei, wao kept up the lis
turhgncss ard the murders ii Kan saS,
and boaxted that they could break 4 vs.,
any man by fibeliag him and faIHifqihg
bis position. They ala this 10 maay--
charging them with the crimes which
they were themselves committing, az is
now testified 80 By the very man they sup.
ported as leader, and elected as lhcir
&c 6ovsrnor.w
The real truth Of the ''KANsAs OUT
RACES il nov coming 70 light.
LAWasSoss Feb. %, 1860.
TO Editors LsaessxoFth Herald .--
Roszs uussr saasy 4soxssss sssp4aaisAs srieIs
assaults upon she Free State party OF |
Kansas, pFsdieaked upsA che tsssimony
Of Charles Robinson, reeeAtiy given bs4
fore the ssaats HaspsRss Rsssy Envasti- |
gaking Committee. Asa msmber of ehas
glorious cid party, ! desolemaly declare
that The charge c6ntainsd iu said Rob- |
insonss tas4amgny before said Comniltee
ere false, in whole and in part, whether |
stated upon his own o. Che nasaority of |
others. / do aaaFgs that she said Rob- |
inssa well knew thesf falssty when be |
took upon himseif the obIigafloas Of an |
oath. &c fnrther easaFgs sAat in the |
time aud pl&ca selected for making si4ass
assaait che asisi & ahsBson vas guiIgy sE .
cowagdly assassination &c saas ss.ese |
ard party 10 which hs 10 indebted Foe
bis present posasioa, ne opportunity bs-
ing gaTan 10 the accused for cross. exasa. /
ination, explhnaEioa or aafsnss. FsF4
myself aad sssponsinls shegegos--T dol
aTraign Chazlss Roblnacn before she !
couHarys and do denoupee him de she |
cosPnps tisfastsF and eowardly assassin |
Of his cid fEisnds. j. A. LANE.
Jealousy, Poasam and Deaah. /
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