New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

What has, the State Government done for thu No..
u. lion VI Kantasi How was Southern Kaass,
savedi called lie people TO the rescue. Tnsw
came. found arms 'tlonGng 10 Uncle San. (
took the responsibility of opening the Loxes and
giving tls sss ~ ~, II 70" s' Nov you s the
Kansas would have been invaded had not these I've,
IL ousand pJen lie D armed with those guns.
am ro'ber becaute aw guilty Of the terribls
crime OF taking arn.s be o ging TO the Government
ana liyilg hem 10 X ,isas men. l dop't believe I
have dope a ., ing nat Ulj ABE Lincoln will find
fault With; tie PttideDt viii say "Well done,
good snd faithful re van.
But I took clo,hes Coils. johnson, Richie, Mont.
goiuery and Weer, ,uule 10 me one evening when
Was raIning-oi, gIe.t God, how it was raiaingi
The men had no tents, no blankets, no clothing.
Fighting Ia bard enough eveu when you are wei
cared Tor. And tola those ColoDels " IL there IL
sDytiii 9 theie that viii make yoa men comfortable,
take h, aud they old take it. 4 dnt ask whose
toots hey werei tnous BIT they belonged TO Uncls
Sam, anu sbey id. Aud here 4 Kansas paper callt
me thiel because took clothing that would other.
wise have fallen into hands Of the enemy.
We ask you 10 sland between US and the vile
rs in the rear. Position don't excuse
treason. lie hi. her the position the greater tho
treason. ICbee,s. ! arraI2n before this people
CHARLES ROoiuron ne traitor 20 bis country. Lat
\ uday, Robinson ind PiiDee wese conspirny to de-
slroy the Kairsas Bng~de-DeekiDg TO 90 tLst which
tie officers at this fort have thwarted q. every
step. | begged tIem Tor Que piece OF artillery.
could nos get it. Ii We lad Lad oEe ly-Poandsr
howitzer We C uld have bipped Price and Rsias At
Drywood, and thus have o,ened the disastrcusde Do.
feat at Lexington, and prevented the shedding Of
rlNers Of LloOd; but we cOul not get II.
IL " would you like TO zee Prlnte Maloftienes
rail- What b., lie ever done ~ deserve II J On al
Indictment LiSnt lie refused TO let twenty-six siek
Ohio iGiers INTO the tort. And yet Gov. Robinson
is to reward PriAce ny making Tim MaJor.Generali
l"Never," never. Prince lola tue Ohio sergeaa,
thst the eoldies ought TO be the guard house.
| I" Hang him, bang him. | am speaking frog
The re O,l--tom atildsVi,s--aida ~ jun Lane lives
lho,e afidayis sLnll 20 before the government, aES
drive the nnnu.ab s,oundIel from his position.
I"GoOd,' good
| ! have commanded seven armies and have fourd
that Officers succeed when they treat soldiers 20
nen; 90 that, AID they will ngnt for you. Why,
nv soldiers would follow me rl9ht lnto the middle
of hell. And let me tell you, tuat IL wanted 10
make sure job o. captdriog tue old fellow, Id
take the Kansas Brigade and I'D DO II hongh be bad
Robinson aud Prime 10 help him. Terrific cheerDgI
Kansas is tie eGei VI the West. IL Is all there
IA between he MlesouIi and the Rocky Mouus
tsi g. It il the Jewel in the cap Of Fre-dom In 0
depar meut with its headquarters III 81 Lonis Nam
sss IL not as secure sLe sbOnld be- DO dlncqit
IL 10 convey int Hi ence across Mlssouil that
not sale Tor us to receive our orders IRON st Loals
The true interests of Kaptas demand that she should
be in separate depaI tmeht, WIN rofs Lea'enWorf
as iis base. iCheers Ii is military necessity.
The appointment oi BIigadier Genera was Offered
TO me. and intended to accept il when the brigade
was organized, hut could not be drtvea to take IL
Although not Bngsdier, have been playing Is a1
over, aSd pTetry bis-Lettiug bieh on snail cards,
ICheers and laughter.
For all my labor, hardship, and expense, / have
not received ole dime. Now, don't You think Robs
nson sno FRINGE could have ahorced TO let me serve
my country for nothing
II the Government will make separate Depart
meut here, will resign MY Senatorship and acceps
IL. This Department ought TO be commanded by Q
Kansas N. TLen we can save Kansas, and re-
store the Cherokee country and agood dead souh Of IT.