The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

sarcasm on the devoted head of some opa Ia,
clsiikes Now he winks one eve nj his anal '
ence, and now he wiul,s bcfh Atona t,ma Va
stands perfectly erect, and almost yhisners
his words, at another makes terrific dive 4 /
the people, and yells like an Indian. He
sulnes more shapes, makes greater yartat,-
Of gestures, and has more tones TO his yoie.
than any other orator in America
Mal. Prince appeared in n card in one OF tn
daily papers. and denounced General Lepe .
q malicious liar. What effect this had on
Lane we are unable tostate. Governor Rot
inson comes out in q two column card in -hs.
Daily Times, and reviews Gen. Lanes speech
lie charac terizes Lane rs n liar, thief. and
murderer. We qaote from it TO show what a
pretty quarrel these public tuncttonaries have
got into:
I" heh General Lane saws that nv visit
10 I-eaF ehWorta, on Sunday last, was tor ilIe
i'rPose oI tteahihS up his brigade, and max.
lt2 Capt Prince Major General, he, as usual
states what there is not u word OF trnth H.,
ano II Governor Reynolds saws So he siu.1,ly
hes, ana no one knows { better than him sIlF
IL Is Well known that nay business 10 Leayen-
Wofth related 10 the protection OF Kansas
and was maze in CONSEQUENCE. OF a rnesSap1
from Generals Fremont and Preati9s IL j.
true taat, while AT the fort. q dispatch W.
Ieth from colonel Judson, OF Fort Scott, 20
the effect that from reports Of his spies he
1eared that Southers Kansas would soon lie
invaded, tor the purpose Of retaliation for tee
iileVihg' fobbIng, and burning that had been
done nY men from Kansas and il is also tru.
Ihtt TOOK occasion, as | DO at all tirneFi
~Wh"h appropriate, 10 denouuca theft rob
beFy, a.sd arson III unlneascred tersss
also criticised soMeNe nat ffsaiy a tsoyp1u.
lHcD- tndt would tolerate such ayrorapiiinez
aS were reported % be uTacticad sy tha arr, =
uHNtf 'Ten. E@aAe-sN"L as iaying wasts the
whole country through which they pass.
Whetaer Saftled by Union men or Secession
lists, sScAlng fGri Scott, burning wns steal
ing horses, III uleS, ana beef cattle and selling
Them TO the z rtermaster of the army. &c
NC IL den0Eacln9 SUCH conduct, or the men
VINO permit IL, is treason, then shall always
be traitor. Severe, however as nv denim.
cations nave bsen, they hayr not euualIed
those OF Hon NJ. J. t>,rrott, Lanes Adiu.
lant, VINO denounced III my presence. Gen
lane ana his force as highway robbers de-
serving OF death, and urged me to prefer
charges against them tc Gen. Fremont that
they might be put down. l. however re
speetfu!ly declined to Interfere with what was
t LIS pISlaeSs' ana the business OF those con-
nected VI LII the army.
II one hdIt the reports IRE true relative 10
ms pFGceealngs, the Government has rem
GsTed ITSELF htDie Tor more ugonprty since
Lane took the field - 30 plav General II, over
ana pretty 2lE, o@ttlng higI on small cards.
than ali the other expenses of the war yyouid
amount 70. All this he has been able to ac.
C"np'ish IN hi private capacity, for lie SAYS
he Is not General. but i simply as Nr. Par
rott said, an irresponsible freebooter What
could ne not do rs MtiCr- General of = Cli Wis.
ION ! But be says - he knows President Lin
coin, ana he knows Old ABE will say. well
done thou good and faithful servant - There.
Is too much reason TO fear that this is correct.
n President who viii permit such proceed
iG2s, is presumed 10 instigate them and il i,
o9t III accordance with The Old rule, that he
VINO has been II successful thief without n
commission should be promoted and made.
tAiet on larger scale and more prominent
basis. As have ns means OF reaching Presj
dent Lincoln directly, AS a1n told he believes
noihibS from Kansas unless II is first Ca
dorsed by General Lane | will saw
for the benefit Of tna people of the nation that
the men who have pro pertv TO be stolen and
tne TneG OF character ard integrity who de-
sire HcFernTaent Of law, and not of high
%aNmeu, w0Uit gladly exchange Soma of Ibe
m H1fulneHis and appOintees OF President in
COIN Tor those OF eX-Prpsidcpts Pierce or
oochanan. there never has been q time in
Kansas when robbery, theft, aud murder run
riCt As since IL G big General Y,Iuvtng of Tara
VAIN small cards Until Lane took the
nefd, property was respected III all couuties
except lew ltanedIately on tie border but
hoW II Is uAst3e everywhere. The thieves aIs
projected In, aTtd are part and DarraI of tlis
Lane army, I'D nearly all the appointecs of
tae President SAY aInen. People will endure
this state OF It's rgs hut iittle longer and II tha
Iftsi"eEt persists III this proceeding civil war
VIII HeTltab'2 result IN Kansas, uot between
I nlontS5s arg SecesSI0uists, bat between
i9ieNes 2hd th'fr victims: but have done with
this matters 4rae tle illl}fi r,rras r,ora~r
I'd. intend ID purSua the course oflav. and
protect the peoi'te to the extent OF nav power,
and leave the Responsibility of anarchy, theft,
robbery, "nu f0uFder where 1t belongs II
may De thought Uhat ! have not treated this
ubicct with he dignity hecoming nav posi-
ton, but how such Il TRADE Us Lane : speecb
pnrpnrts 10 be can be- spoken of with dignity.
rs more than ean comprehend. I know Of
no better way tlGn to call :. man who steals
robs, and murders, a thief, r0b5er, ana muir,
oeTer, and take fne responsibility. The worst
that can happen at the hands Of sucA men. 10
a person who stands by law and Justice is
ASSASSINATION, and that is pFefera bic to AZ al
hSnee with SGsh crimes as are perpetrated OF
our border win lbe pretended Sanction oI the
President.
The Reg"Jiiras cai!s on Lincoln 10 "rxalniue
into the charges thus boldly made by Gov.
Robinson, ana dismiss the reereant from the
place which he usurpS''