New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
JIM LANE ON THE RAMPAGE.
HE DEPENDS THE KANSAS BRIGADf--HE JUST
FIEs nMsELF-DOwN ON ROBINSON AN

Last evening StO kione hell was CROWDED 70 Hs
utmost capacity 10y an audience anxious 70 Iear 1he
great iluary ciiettain. Every nook aud corner
wps filled long before the hour for which tho meet
ing was allied together. =,
At oelo,k the meeting was organized by the
election OF the following officers;
President-GtD. hark w. Delahay; Secretarles--
ID. W. Wilder, j. X. Bartlett IL. IL. Moore
Gen. Lane, on coming forward, was received,
with rapturous applause. lie began by saying:
ave come lere Tonight not to make speech to
you, but H. have plain talk about Kapsas matters,
ard matters relating 10 the beat interests of the
country. This Is period ia history when every
an j, called upon To ace aud to act cautiously. IL
If not expected that every man will join the army,
but tLo,e WI remain at home not forget that
they msy he called upon 10 act for those IN the held
A, ev, ~ ka Inau WHO Is hei 10 give hi- pro-
,ctlou TO tie Kansas soldier. l am utleIing no
words for mysef-it is for the soldier who fights
yonr battles.
Two months ago the Ksnaas Brigade was organ
lied. 1 put az the lead OF % WIN the resi- ec'
HE confidence ave- the love, Of every man IN that
como,snd Every day since it entered the held II
has zen actively engaged for the protection OF Kan.
s,a AL the Government. IL has not been whipped
it las uoC surrendered. Why Is IL that q ese Crea'
lures Vt the Fort at it They abose tue Kan
,as Brigade because it has not surrendered to the
enemy. They sreer az the Kansas Brigade tecanse
we have never engaged the enemy without whip
liuk them like The LcvIl.
90 to Nevada, where So OF the Kansas Brigade
met and defeated 100 rebels; 20 10 BAH Mill where
1870 Kansunr whipped 80 tri,itorei go to Dry wood
Where 400 men under Montgomery for two hours
fought 700 Of the enemy, and drove them back
from your soil 90 To MOrristown, the death-bed Oh
opr o1llsut JOhupon where 100 OF the Kansas Brig
ade drove Coo traitors from their entertainments; 20
~ OsctOla one VI the strongest natural points 10
Southern MissOori where, after 80 miles march
thron b the euenys country, we met greatly gu
ueIior Tore, heat IT, and took and destroyed more
than 100000 worth Of property 90 TO these
felds. and tell ne WAY the haDsas Brigade IS
sneered al.
brigade is couspred against This lat Sabbath was
del Grated by q conspiracy at the Fort, letWeen
Robinson aud Prince, 10 destroy the Kansas Brigade
Charles Robinson and Capt. Prince eonspired TO de-
slroy IL. They were guilty Of treason baser than
tina, Of Price. Great .cheeiing have come here
"a ak plaipIy TO you lCTiys of That's right
" o. ns have it, What is the cbarge they make
against the kaIsas Brgadel We are javfaU kerr.
! stated ia Washington that the restitution OF
Slavery could not survive the march Of the Federal
srmy--that hc,e ToHh be an 1Tmy 81 oNe col =
ataTckiag aAto the ISiave Stairs, dad an tbsr Colyr
marck,Hg ont. | Fad further, that eobhscstion
must follow treason thunder follows the light
hIug's Hash.
Coniiscaied property goes to the Government, and
this rule has Teen adopted by my 1Iisade. II we
IRE jaybawkers We are jayhawkiig for the Gov
erpnneut.
Now if--oh! the dirty puppy-if tina. creature
Prince or tia. still dirier creature R0bi son, can
find AL instance oil a violation Of tli, iuie in MY CON-
mand, the guilty ulan shall be hung.
But they say We steal slaves-great Cod Lieut..
Col Blunt, OF Montgomery's regiment, has just re-
turned from The interior OF Missouri, aud they tell
me be CONES ack v iih more slaves than tie men.
f. Good, Good, and cheers. Secessionists get
10 slaves from the Kansas briBne. When Union
man comes 10 my camp 20 recover slaves, tell him
TO look upon the camp rs naked ground. Resort
10 the zane measures that yon would II were not
here" II be fail- to his slaves we give him
a rertiicste-ss voucher 10 the GOvenmeut-ihai
such u man Loot slave by the march OF the Kansas
brigade.
Slavery disappears tefore nv brigade. ZAP.
plause guess that's true. lienewed appliance
But il disapi eas ON the principle have LAID down.
venture to esy that il | were 10 tell Montgomery
or Blunt or Stewart or Williams or Bowies, you
shant Jake thOse slayet, The reply, wVSh De
slaves arc meu, and you sbant make nStigger-
catcher for traitors. Great cheering.
Ia there & man here who would &C; az afiave-
estI or for Piic.l wonderif that dirty dog Prince
would DO itl This is tho sin, this ID the charge
against u.s. W. mdrek 10 crush 0it treosoh, ard 'et
SI1rery take care Of Itself IL they don't want Slav-
-ry to Perish, let them lay down their aems, or do
the other thing--keep Lanes Brigade out Of Mis-
souri. IRap,uTons applause. In my opinion, this
war will never be successful carried out so long 81
tn army es through Slave states AZ boat goes
through a flock of ducks. They fly up on lie APP
proac6 and nestle az soon "a II has passed The boat
IL ssfe and 70 ats the ducks. When you march
through STATE, you must destroy the property Of
tie men Ia arms against the Goyernnent-destroy,
deyss,ste, desoate. This is "A war.
Take the Union man by the hand, but lay waste
the property OF traitors. Why is 20 much sympathy
shown to lrairois, aud none for Union menf Humid
reda and huudr,ds of Union men have followed the
Kansss Brigade 70 escape the clutches OF traitor
Did you ever hear this puppy Prince say word
about Mai. Dean, who was robbed and driven IFom
bis home by tr.,itOrsi
Not word of sympathy for such men. But let a
slaveholder lose Niger and the very air iesonnds
with cries for the return Of the fugitive. |" Shame,
SHAME. Now I'll tell you what want oil you.
Wen do your fighting. Wen try and ntt Surren-
der We ask the people Of Kansas TO stand bet ween
us and tie cowardly traitors who s;.nd in
WHY, here's s paper-greist Goo, that IL should
come from Kansas The State JOurGGl-what q
Iiy il Is that il should be published IN Lawrence
Il says that my Adiu,ant, Marcus j Parrot is get
tiny up petition TO dissolve the Kaosas Brigade-
TO dissolve the only force thu. prot'ct Kansas.
venture TO cav that If Mark is industrious no can
yet every accession IT in Missouri 10 agu II. can
not believe IT, but if be has pity him. Laughter.
But do Lot believe it. Besides, the evidence IL
against it, for never knew this Lawrence journal
10 publish one truth.
But the Kanras Brigade Is to be dissolved because
10 built forte and organized forces at Hu nbolft,
Leiop, Neosho Falls, Verdigds, Walnut Greek, Fall
River, Turkey Creek-seyen forts on your frontier,
where the PEOPLE, inst'ad OF oeiDg SIAM Seded ana
driven from the State can rally for your defesce.
10 IL because Mathews invaded Humboldt -Four
DAYS before that raid ordered fort 70 be bull
there but for some reasoD it WIS not done. Bu'
who followed Mathews and killed him Ny order
book will show that orderd Lieot.- Col Blunt Il
pursue Mathews to Arkansas and he did pursne hin
till he slew him. Bluut marched down into the
Cherokee county; he followed Mathews TO his den
and killed him.
What is the reason Price and Rains did not march
into Kansasi Did Prince keep OF the l2,OOUf Die
Robinson do itl Did Blood, who went IN pursuit o.
herd Of cattle, aud ran TO Pixies Peak, dii Blood
drive away tho i2,000l Did San. Smith do IL
But they cay Price and Rains had Intention OF In
yauing kaneas-that they had made an arrangement