Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06
GENERALLANE IN BOSTON

fremont Temple, Boston, was crowded
Saturday forenoon, in response to TO 'he an
nouncemont that General Lane Of Kansas
would there address the citizens Of Boston
The time for opening the meeting was IL
O'Clock, and the audience eyinc. their regard
tor punctuality by stamping and applauding
vooiterously when that hour arrived.
Gen. Lane did not make his appearance
until quarter past eleven, when he was greet
ed with enthusiastic cheers and applause.
Gen Lane said when be out in lfc bis mother said
there vas nothing prevent his success but bis unoon
qaeraole mode-ty end he fc.t some embarrassment on
th, occasion Tic had consented 90 appear here because
be- desired before he died t1 return 10 hc people Of
boston the thanks N hc people OF Kansas aud be- was
happy TO be- able 20 announce that Kansas is free. CAP
pmuseJ We still teach our children 90 remember that
20 the people q New England they all that they
Born 10 slave State and nurscd bv , sr,vo he had
nov got rid Of What reverence he had fl5 slavery
lAppla1se Ny memory ruuncth not 10 the time when
slavery dld not threaten the Union When ballot boxes
were stuffed aud D. attempted o f,rcca constitution
on Tree people when bee saw The officers u the Gov
eminent trying uvrrthroW the Government and even
the President used his r It's obstruction. and the
ASSASSINATION oi }o1t saia1 sons u The streets NJ Bal
umore can 10u reverence slavery You al desire 20
have This rebellion crushed out and honorable peace
but be coward who would wish this war ended with
ihs know cd that our children were TO tight &c over
again lChecrs aud applause Al last we have the
army and he navy equal 20 BIS crushing ont, and shall
The time had gone by TO attemn. TO convince men
tina, this waEed for nothing hut slavery. We all
know t When b. attempt to arose your strnpathies
Tor he slaves or the Union men. remember that there
are 30 Union men n fht secession communities. They
are driven Out and their slave. are used those Of
secession owners We asked tn return such slaves
10 ther OWNERS but sh, we DO BE-. no. sr (AaplauseJ
When they cay that loyal ucu can control their slaves
10 secession n,shboThoods they eel, that which is not
true.
he would ask how many American soldiers are you
"hhng 20 Al q" preserve shrry- c'Not onc.l We
are fighting TO avoid boodshed for possible. md
lnhg ht contest 20 au end as soon AS possible do not
deem ii dshunorac 90 book around and Il there is
not hfuise % which uc may take advantage. n we
touch slavery the rebellion will De crushed fra ycs
sci from which ihc ar has been drawn. Applause
He believed that 10 ihc means were rcsorted 20
30 The slave States bad been Boz Missouri ihe slaves
could al De turned t1 freedom and every Thing that stood
n their path would De- svcrut away. Applauscl You
ask, would not that br cruel say Il wc 90 carry
on this war TO ki nuf own people instead vt e rebels
lot us stop now. IT 10 De inhuman they have the means
20 preycntit let thcm return 90 thgit allegiance aud
they shall De hudls received But n the is % con-
uIuc, We will use at tho means n power conquer
theu, dor3 applau.c) Thi, war ,hau never close
Moved apnlsusel
for they Will betray us That's a Die All my cKpcri-
coutradics g. have had five hundred slave. iu
my camp. wiz bur twelve hundred men, and received
more valuable inf rnaunn rom the slaves han hum
other sources. iAppau~c) They would die thousand
deaths rather than hcay secret tat Wuud tend 70
the injury uf their hhefainrs (Applausc)
II The rebellion is ip hc crushed ont it must be by
crushing 'he ~ the rebellion Last week the
indians u hc Confederate army nuk three Of my men,
ssAdsd them with balls aud hung them after they we're
dead. What shofn 'v .l-., I-d..oss a
voicc-"SW fhrn iH and let them go ~ He defend
Cd the Kansas Brilaie q had hceu with them three
months and had never seen A man intoxicated and II
they "Jayhawkcrs' 10 was flr he government IL
was said that Lanes Brigade had been puudering our
friends. demand fn iuvcsiiIa Jon Let them make IL
good They will hua thousand, NJ sacks N ALT and nto
visions taken from rebels and distributed to the loyal
families
n wond oppose b1wc-knfe 20 bowie knife Indian IN
Indian. niggcr" 20 ''ngger" and Freedom 10 slavery
They have written slavery upon every banner Jet Tree
dom all" be written lAppllusel II we cam
al0rt THE plan, then furnish substitute equally
powerful 'or closing thc Our present policy will
drag the along for You cannot with The
army crush ou' treason and preserve slavery There
must Pc srui-s l Do that sd will COS, more %
preserve s.a,crs fhtn rl crush lut treason
The mcr'ius Hrsc 900 with Do ere On Gen Lane and
the kausa, unsfdr