The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08
A Traitor UnmasXcd.

s. Senator Green. Of Missouri, 10 an histori
cal person. Three years ago he was elect
; eel by the present traitors as their tool tc
; work out the Lccompton iniquity he Wa.
lifted INTO notoriety by being made the
: successor of Mr. Douglas at the head OF
Z tlSe Senate Committee on territories Mr.
Z Green, In order to be reelected, PLAYED
the patriot up to the last moment, bat to
the great relief and delight Of the country
was defeated. A few weeks ago one Gen
ssersl ugilvis Bryon Young poet, orator
soldier and statesman of The tire-eating or
der-was aries ed At Cincinnati While en-.
gagged in treasona lie opel atoms lie was
! sindicted, and on the trial, owing to the
sinabliity OF the pl plosecution to prove by tco
Swiencsses. overt acts committed in Ohio
the wG acquitted. During the case, the
tietts4 Published below, which had been
tfeund on the prisoner, were given in evi.
dsnc -sxhsy place Mr. Senator Green in
tao.-apviable light before the people OF
Missouri.@s.As long ago rs last November
he was planning scheme to murder and
drive out the German population from St
!; Louis. The suggestions in the letter are
characteristics OF Mr. Green and are su.ii.
scientiy apparent to every reader. The
sother letter 10 refreshing
FROM SENATOR GREEN.
ST. Louis, Nov Z, 1860.
Hon. Vim L. Ianccy Dear Friend
me to present you my yong friend
1 and cO-laborer In the present Campaign,
Gen. Osilvie Bryan Young, formerly OF th.
Old Dominion, ior the last three years an
rhonorsd resident OF Missouri. General
! eung has IL DO: ed necessarily dulIag the
! past campaign for the triumph Of our com
mon coEse AS q writer he.is unsurpassed
3 as an orator he has few equals Bold
ch!valrous and daring, tho inexorable 10.
OF Abolitlonism, from whose expressions
: ne has suffered much. lie Is the very man
s:ior iu'ure contingencies. IL. life has been
a continual war against these ruthles.
: fanatics, and for Il he has suffered man,
IncoveniencIes aud wrongs from them
B SuperAdded to defeat, he has his owu
I personal injuries 10 gsad him on 10 re
Z yengs
q Immediately in Gen Ys town thes.
< n, serab!e wretcheS are very numerous
ana are struggling for the ascend n v
!, They are almost entirely Of German IN
! ports;ion, against whom all ether partie,
are very mucn e,noiitered at this moment
Z heir removal or departure could be very
easily accomplished ~ any time
81 ben- ouNg esseys 10 elect this des!l
Y lerstun kno. of 20 place presenting
gao many facilities. or where proceeding: g:
scould be so plsu.!bly Commenced as here
s ou see nay dr.it. you comprehend my
Z 2mesning. Your kind attention and adj
kvancemen: of my fi:end viii place us
sunder much indsb; . insss to you
s Very truly yours,
: j. ). GREEN
4 FROM l. E. WALLER, SECRETARY c 5 A.
J MONTGOMERY, Feb !, 1851
Z Ge4I D. t. I@o.y Proceed with I'll
eha>te TO Missouri, and obtain by all means
| tpos-iblo a seat IN the convention 20 Ia
.hoiden IN tao city OF Jetier.on on tie
. 2Sth inst
Z Your frieEds are very anxious that Won
Sshould Gst seat ia the conyeut!n. as We
ssre assured II YOU 90 you Will give the
sdirt ea.ers signal discoua.it, and greatly
sAubserve our ends.
Should you be defeated h-sten inrla.
ed.atsly 10 Montgomery, whore position and
femoluments commensurats with Your
Eyaluable services and eminent abilities vii.
!, await your acceptance.
4 With sentiments of hi,h regard and
ssignal respect | am, lir, your humble and
,obsdieat servant, l. 3. Waller
] To Gen o. Bryan Young.
! New Orleans La