The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-20

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speech-- k4
have come here tonight not to make a speech 10 you
bat 70 inYt pam talk about Kansas matters, and
tiers relating 70 me best interests OF the country This il
period ~ our history when every called npon
Act and % act cautiously II is expected thai every
man will JOIN the array but those who remain at home
not 70 FORGET that they may he called upon To act for
those IN the heid ask every Naisas who is here
give his protection 70 the Kansas soldier. am utter
Ing words for nyse-t Is for tho soldier who fqhs
| your battles Two months ago the Kansas brigade
| was organized. ! was put at tho head Of il with
the respect, the condolences aye the love OF every
Ia that commend Every day since II entered the fold
it has been actively engaged for the protection Of Kanss
and the government u has not been whipped has
surrendered Why Is IL that ihesocreatures the fort
sneer ty Thoy abuse The Kansas brigade because IL
has surrendered 10 the enemy. They at the
Kansas brigade heGarsa we have never engaged the
/ enemy without whipping thein Ke tns uoSh GO 70 Nc
vad whore tty-six Of tho knnsas brigade met and do
featcd two hundrea rebels: 10 70 las Mil, where one
hundred and thirty hansans whipped three hundred and
INV traitors 30 10 Dry Wood, where four hundred men
undcr Montgomery for two hours fought Thousand
of tho enemy and drove them back from your so so 10
papllsvla, where two hundred q our men conquered
eighteen hundred rebels killed five q their captains and
i drove hem back 20 tiier dcn 50 to Eorrsiewa, tho
deahad IL gallant Johnson where our hlEtred Of
tile Kansas brigade drove six Hundred traitors from their
inIenchnens, 70 70 osceea, one 81 the sronseit nv
tuYa points n Southern Missouri where, after ogAy
miles march through the encmy's country, we met a
greatly superior force beat IL, aud took and destroyed
moro than million dollars worth Of property. &c to
| these fields ana tell me why the Kansas brigade IS
srcared at 0ur sin is that nave never been whipped
That b. gade Is conspred Against This last sabbath WAS
deseerGtac by conspiracy at tho fort between Robin
son and Prince destroy thu Kansas brigade. Charles
Rabngun and Captain Prlaeo eonspirod % destroy H.
they We're guilty Of treason naser than that
II Price (Great cliscrias) l have como here %
alk plainly 70 you. (crai Of "that's right"
'lat ~ have no What is tho charge they make
against TIE Kansas brgadef q ;eyhae1 SEATED
Washington thnt tho institution Of slavery could not
survive the march Of the feeders oil rny-tt src would
be in army Of color marching into the slave States
and an army cf another color nafoopg oGt Issid fur
thor mat cunAseation must follow treason - dunder
f4'-t fpp.t. afg
10 the government and hls rule has lqen adopted ~ my
brigade u wo ere jayeswkors we are jayhswsiog for
creature priuse the Il u direr CT agrc, iobIndl,
oan md an Instance Of yo.aton OF this rule in NY
n,and the guilty shall be hung Bat Trey say west al
Slaves. Grei GOdl lieut Col. Blunt, O. Montgomery a
rey emit has Just returned from the ltor0r ~ Missouri
ana they tell M he comes back with moro slaves than
w,,te men (aGood utGood and checrsl Se,es ion
ists get no slaves from the Kansas brigade. Whom
Un,I man comes 10 my camp % recover slaves. ell
HIN 10 ooh upon the camp IS ma cd ground itesor 70
the sane measures that yea woud II were Tot here
IL no fails recover his slaves give him cert rat
as a voucher to the sovernrnent-1na such man lost
such slave by march y the kansas brigade slavery
disappears before my brigade (knplaGsc) guess
that's true. (Koncwvd Aprasse) But IL disappears on
the principle have aid down ivcntnre to ray that II
were ~ te Moniarniery o. Blunt or Stewart Or VIII
,ns ~ oyies "you shaa't tse these slaves' tro re-
ly wsud bo--"siaves men and you shan make me
uigger catcher for trgitors" (reat clterag) Is hsre
here who wo I'll act O. slave casGAel Tor PRICE,
that dirty dos Prince would DO it. Tbs tie
sin, this IL the charge against u.s. We march to crush
end lot slavery ske care g. Useu II fLeY
don't slavery to perish lot them lay down tiuii
arms--o- the Other thnl,esp lanes br gade ocy u
Missouri (iaptnrous aapiuusc) In M opinion ting
will be successfully. carried out so long as m
army mos tllroushsaye stos as rcat goes throuEa
ock Of ducks IheJTiy " On us approach and nestle
down rs saon nag passed. The boat is safe ard 50
are the ,.icEs. When YOU march through State yau
mist arch that orators viii feel tha horrors fvar
Take the ZION man 1.-The maud, but lay waste The pro
percy OF II tioiE Why .s 2Ich sympathy shown for
traitors ard Ungn iaen9 Hundreds and h,sn-
droes Of uaon haTc iocged The Kansas hrgnd to
escape thc clutches ii trais0cs Did yo ever hear this
plrr,y lrire say Nord a5ont haSdf Dean, Who
who was robbed al.s driven from his home ~
.raitorsi NJ, word o syni athy for such man.
Bu. let a STAKEHOLDER .cse Niger and tho yfy
cir resoine With cros for the return Of the ftgi
tive. {ShalHc. shame Now III toll you whas |
want a. YOU Wen 40 9sur iehtlrs. We try and Lot
s-rericr We ash the people IL Kansas 10 stand between
Us and The coUardy traitors ho s;aad in CIR rear ~
here's papes ea God, hat i sliold otale from KIM
published IL sns's aes M Anrtait (ft ers
l. rarfoG, rrtnp up stiions X dissolve the III sas
trigae-to d'ssis' II M, forge tna' can roect han
venture 10 say Linz siarE - industrious ne rtn
ret every 81 iis Missouri 10 sign il. icaunot
believe II, husi IL has rity him. Janghtcr.l but
d. not believe u. B y me evidence i against IT. ar
neygr know shs Iawr y0yael 20 publish truth
ft tho EanGa brigsGo 70 be dissolved because ht
fsrts ana o,pylzi forces q, Humboldt Leroy, NeosAo
Tails ycrdisr.s W,nn. creek oh river Turke, crcc-
forts your FRS ter wnere the nco instead Of
bapg stamrct odand -Fen rsx tbs 1iatc can rally for
vor aalc.icc is II hselnge Mathews Invaded Humboldt
Fo,r DAYS before that f,id ofteted fort to he cult
thcrc, but a5on ID was net done. Sat who fol-
lowed Maine and klIcu 3in1 MY oruer DOCK wil3aoW
that ordersd Lieut. aans colonel Blunt pursue Mathews
10 arkansas, and he did pursue him Till he slew Inn
BtiIt lrccd dow mo the Cherokee country-herfo
iwc Mtti DC Sta den, and killed him. What Is the
pfic, aud kliis did not march into KansasS Did
Prince Ecci, on tho l2oce- rid rosnson do iss Did
Blood, who went - pursuit CT herd OF CATTLE AID ran
"a Ifkes Psas--sd lNooh drive away the Il GCoy Dd
Sl,i Ssniii do II? mt ,ioY say Price and Rains had
intention r invading haasasihat they had mad
rangelncrt not ~ invade kanaas. With whom did
authorities make thc Arrangements Not with Gam
BILE for ho II q Uaioa saan. It must have been
-, y. Xn...r 10 fhtt flaN alan
would hold Intercourse With Jackson is himself
t7nr and deserves rop.. e. Hang him" 'hang
hm.'N Price mar. aeG $4,000 ncn from springfield
70 VII IN 81 III miles Of Eert scott ha ntenoad 70 take
it. ne ''is2co1 ~ loft, and town is always IN
danger wn n clo aFa'tcrs run away. There were more
ya!atie egres a. sorts scott and Lincoln attaa Time
thar therf were 20 ssiustor Eat we get nocrea.t for
driving cis tIc tors, heqase We lost sixty mules
y nm charscG Win tos. mules they ought at eas,
Give ms rodit 20 ts' have captured frola The enemy
~ tool hurd 81 n City a haul Al Morristown,
aldi asnt mn q day Tor mH!es either We a.e
H,wartId IN c, ain troops because they wanted ia
New ewioo. isaouli Ike 20 know what New Mexico is
yoth with kr1sas lost. Thai New Mexican project
got Up 70 prevent the organization OF tie Kansas bf
gade IL .lvcr.eai'y, have NJ doubt, ~ General Ere
MOI, hat Intentionally ~ Robinson. WhGs has
thestaie gcvonncn aopo for tho protection OF Kansas
Ho's was 5 asheln Kansas Faveds | called the pao
Mo = tho seHc, They foni.. arms belonging
to JaclaSaln aoS tnc responsibility Of opening tae
bikes anG ..yipr do srnaa 70 the pcope Now you 80
% the FAR and ey will tel you Lane IS athiaf. But
Nansesw ND have been invaded aad not those two
stuusa men nerAarnei with hos guns am g3bner
boiCngs 70 &c government and wing them tc Kansas
mon toGat believe have done hing thst Gid Abe
I4inooissgl iad fault with. TIE President viii say
.Vcll lone good and faithful servant Bat TOOK
rlalt8l Coofois johnson, Ri cnie, Montgomery aud
Wacr clac evening nen It ranine--oh
groaq cd now it was raining The men la, ten s.
ar3e' ciosiing. fisi.ing IS hard acugh
whc1 Il well cared for aud toll! those coonels,
'lf he 4 Is ANYTHING there nat will your
ooiDfoj Die take IL, And th8y di2 take ID. didn't
whese Ionos they Were; thought th1y belonged to
Uaola I'm, and they did. And here q Kansas paper
cais he ,.iaf because ! took clotling that would
otheNfise have fallen ints the hands Of the
enets We AK you 10 stand between us and the vile
tiaitY sauderees ii the rear Position don't excuse
trea.t gie higher Tho psss,n the greater thc
(Chet arragn bci9ra tss people Charles Robinson
t.r 10 his country. Last Sunday Robinson and
Prime were conspring 10 destroy tc Kansas br yadc
seeking do thai which traitors cannot do The officers
ut tits fort have thwarod at every step begged
then for piece oi artillery. could not get IT, f
va sad had twelve ponna howtz,r VIC conld have
whipped Price aud Rains ~ Drywood, and thus have
aved the disastrous defeat 10 Lexington, and prevented
thi shedding # rivers u blood bu. could not get
it. dow would you like % Prince major gcnerals
What has he ever done TO deserve III On incle-
muk night he refused 10 let twenty-sx sick Ohio
s1sers into the fort. And yet Governor Robinson il
toi reward Prince by making him Major Generail
Fsevcr," "never.") Prince told the Ohio Sergeant
that the soldiers ought 10 b sent to the guard
loue, Cilang him." Hang bim') ] am speaking
frotI the rccord-from aidavitsand us Jim Lane lives
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