New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25
AFFAIRS IN WESTERN MISSOURI.
r,PT. JOHN BROWN IRIS MEN--A SPEECH Oh
col JENNISON.

col JENNISON.
Corr,spondeuce OF The Chicago Tribune.
Tuesdsy, Nov -, 1851.
Tonight have looked on scenes such rs few
rutbs ayo men would have been considered de-
rsuttd 10 have foreiold. Capt. Jehn Brown jr. e
Csmyany of sharpshooiers arrived here TINS alter
NON having, on reading Fort Leavenwortb, unanl-
uouslv decided TO JOIN Col. JeDIis0n's command.
They Will be attached mounted Titlemen. Some
81 men are bere under Lieuts Bostwick ADD Hoyt.
Capt. Brown Is sl / in your city, fhlshIng ihe
recruiting. ana viii lie on in few DAYS II Is by
q ODDS Sic fuest body Of men have seen, and as
Ter marched no the IN street. singing the John
Brown song the emnt'ons srd memories the scene
excited crowded ilickiy on tie mind of en- old
Kansas man Ike your correspondent, and were iar
90 deep to lie painted by words. As the song rang
oC, sno the escort cane 10 meet toe newcomers,
elSnng lusiily, there was something 10 The seene
which will render it inefaceable 70 my mind.
Sirring rs was the reception Of the company, 1t
We SURPASSED Nv the scene which took place IN
emp after supper. The company csme 10 the Colo
Ms quarters and formed &c nicirele IN front. TIE
kA-0tieers came out, and then the John
lbowas song" hy them was sung with glorious
gitt Afterward cheers WIRE given for the Colonel
taa officers geueraly. Tie bugler OF the company
ten Gang q new aud very appropriate verApl OF
sDixe which / viii send hereafter CoioueI Jeu-
lion was called oct, aod made Characteristic
psech cannot Give Won more than short synop-
strong Anglo-Saxon ss The proclamation forT
you Yesterday. Colonel JennisOn Bali: =" Geu'le-
EsB and felow-soldisrs: ] AN not IL the habit OF
public speaking, bui viii cav that never feit more
lie lighting than have AZ The iasi hiteen minutes
iPfood 10 We leone heTs ca tain Browns New-YOrk
lCompany, he wOnld cay that old John Brown wa
Iae only man in the United States il whom he took
lock.
" lie rst took arms ander him. and, when doing 80,
dstenuined never to lay tbew down again sotii The
isxs slsve In The ULi'ed States was Tree. The ume
for t1s. was now cOme. This regiment was organ
zed MOI for pollcsl effect bat for Ggbting purposes
bd freedom. lie meant 10 Do for treason and 10 kill
slavery 3. tie same time. Here he would gay, that
jng any time the Government did not approve Of
pb action tiey could have BIS commission. But If
us occurred they would be likely 10 find bim on his
van book, though, as at hrsi no shanid have out FIX
rea with him. lie felt that Capt. Browne Company
had bouogeG him. bis officers ard regiment, b. 30
enasdly yoiing o come into it. In his own Dame,
acc tina. OF bis officers and men, be retnfned them
zAlks- lie believed that eyerytliitg would be doOe
iassre mutual confidence. and wanted them 10 m
5tsfs,sbd the prog anne. II WIS q standing order
ass any man bringing rebel into camp ihoqld he
~ into irOns If the ColOuel ever did 60 foolish d
aHg, be trusted the regiment woOld enforce the Or
" He meaui TO brinl them out Of their holes by
neessisa,inV their attendance on their families lie
Va ordered ~ guard through OOVeinmeht tfalh'
"a, Ia doing 80, proposed TO make thus country 30
s.nted the nights OF Union men respected.
"for rebels and their synpaliizers, no temporiz-
og. Be sure they are cisloyal men, and then meet
uem promptly. For the halfway trash we have
e room, and my test Of loyalty IL Willingness 10
3iyhi Tor The Union. There can be no peace uDtil
se thing Is se,teo jusrice done on traitors and
seldom established. lie had told Gen. Fremont
"a be would 90 no Gghiing II be thought Slavery
sy0id exist when The light was Done The slaves
eFteis can always iiud protection IN this camp,
0ey will be defended to the last man aud bullet.
.sfanied 10 who were not AbohtioDisss--had
y ioo1 for sneb, and trusted he had none, for all
.sew now that Slavery il at the bottom, middle and
nuG Of this heliish war. Nor wa be or lis men
~ GOO % fight by darker skinned men than them
I've Hs aeaLt 10 make 'cOntrabands useful,
H. "a bot know what better use TO ?1t Secesh guns
1Sash 70 plase them in the hands OF the slaves Of
l.DSp Nc eIcesses will be committed by his men,
t5sII, 1loaoed not our new companions Will cheer
e.Ss!l vpeF all legitimate commands Again be