New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03


lof Col. JennisoD who introduced by Charles p.
johnson, esq, member Of the COMMITTEE OF Ar
rangements.
Col Jennison in response to the greeting, returned
his thanks 70 the freedomloving citizens of s..
Louis, more especially the Ge mans, for the honor
oy bad paid him, which, he was aware, was not 10
la personally, but % tie principles he repre-
lie found himseifin IN embarrassing portion. Many
things ;hou'd be said whih, an officer Of The Gov
er.p 'eGi, lie could not say al This tune.
lie proposed When he became citizen, 70 nddfe's
the ciz ns Of -. Louis matters Of more interest
Than lc could tolcL upon now. lie bad alWay-
.i,e' 10 obey orders and lad Walked by the rules
s5i rr1le'iOng o. the amy. No can saN otl e.
Nlr. Tie dl no. know the cause OF his alrei, but
tna't ..,t - .ti@ugc ana rnwafia antGolc course
pursued was dictsted by political hatred. iGroaDs
,lor StlrfI-. il his present position, ne c0Nld Lot
.7Cat Of those who Were unfortunately, LIS sure
'urrs. Ll' Hs tree wOu'd come. lChecfs.l lie had
resigned is rosition because, "a o Free S'Gte kan-
sss man, lC ,Opd not serve Under the men who MO
ot ihe og.r sive Border Rulian r.ics - thai
state. For we h., aye months. N those dhys no
had n.- been aii- so ~uter bis own nome, b'canse
90 tnc vcurrals now se1t 10 command tlis Dlstic'
0. ksn-.s. Her feoi le are Jealous ol such men.
Iisy have slt t0 ve. lie Lad eight or ten Ic.
brel-,. t pow iu ii. boy, eni ".lle cany"s 70
much ad, Was uot hi.lY 90 forget The cause or lie
uea eur.-,i 10 IL. Chtere.
ne wed jb3' toe pr9.sedi1-s Heaint him had
ieen ca->ad Ivy q iact iht he WA au Aboltionist
'Nheer-. T. was true, he war al AbO'iuOust, but
ie'u. confined m the Fifth street Military Prison
0ss rot rscly 70 maze him suy less SO. lie trusted
th.t ,,tcu Pee ccescd 20 'e en Aeo'ouis he mls'f
oeasl 20 I've. liDeels. BJy in tn.s war ior lie
Union le never had known Pro Or Ant.oi4yeIy
ueu. i.i5 own 'i.vs Wote convictions witch nfo
grown oe. o., his iic, .ul col.1 ret De o'heT"i.e.
But some oi tAe ies, Cnio, meu he had known were
Fig.ciI's.y. III. Laa hal, t4uu9 'uc a.t inter,
U.u. .. t... b-Ntr, l-f~- l1t.l lHi..f o.
t- NJ t..Y..ii seventh. IT. s4 very r'u uurer frc-l
Led lur,6 hu l1t she year ,eforc They htet
20 c.r q u13er h- command BIS after weeks Of
GONNA, Hir1 lf-y parted uci1 r'm with regret. a.
tcu 0. .i.la Iu slavery, but "a soldiers We s,Cud
.i.c lv s..e tor ,ie p.ouvrs Iniou. lie tau beer
sccn-ed OF every conceivable crime by Ihe " ss0Hrt
H ..t..,7n. eLo irDueG 49, q mu,o deer, thiei atd
dul .N. le aad bat o. ray ,l.i no LLiol man could
U>se-! .o b.-n injured 10y Dim. Iie co8hens'o
iuv,s" igti1u.
Fo- U.s Indignant ISLANDERS, he branded their
aufso as coWs.tiY 9Id c5uitnF;lole mars anc
.c..4,.a.. ID.rersl NE L.d not even obeytd
niythe o.CDe bee received. ild he done so Pleas
am fliii Independence kansgs City, and Nesilor
Na1lt t.Nc been 'u asaes. II these acts were crn-
ia4i iatG .is slpe1or 0.icers were 10 be oharged'
.,0. L...e.t. We were fs..llg aot an ofGdih4ec
.D-.c. tut O. fueailug CIvVd Of mutdercrs, WHO dli
uof care 10 meet thea "a tue olcn Leid. lie offered
tol-- Dr. haj q, ~i.A ai numbers, ~ any lhe,
Dr.. le .-t,.-.d Ntst ISIS le!tl Why, We burnt
tl.I. t,.-. N.s !. uot . i-Dti
T.e Colonel tAeT gave a rsQid sketch Of his com
pacn in Western Missouu, which justified bis
t1ur.t. aud Gemsueiug aU investiy CATION and lustcc
at the hands OF he iefruer.. lie then alluded To
the instigaors o hi arrest, stating that he had us
received letters trC them, in which tney b4chcu
down. alu declared hat Gen. Sturgis would release
l... Immediately. 1T Hc ad 10 -4y ia relation 10
ihs oiaIIsi.l, wf tnat il he lad i,,t eubi.torco
iOwGla tlem Gs r.. oIs, LOW he de- ised them -
.ONar., a.. ioiAer Ld4 always taught Lin never
go ..-r,l, tut ye. rem ,mter that both God ant
man ha.li . GOV .su. lie bad remembered it,
us prorstly the history Of southern k4usas viii
show. IA ~ De was ordered % leave by tie
Pru-S.very hounds Iie wss tCli 10 wac because lie
was free state Io'n, and thrt section wa intended
to he slage. lie then tod them th.t he bad e.
Saarpes ribe aud two reV0.yers, ara proposed SO
paddle Lis own canoe. a aut4s Ie.it Who l.-
suecte3,d in G. ung the rapids. EntLpaiaflt
Ccer-. ln conclusion, tie Colonel paid sn eloquent
uibule 10 tle Germans Of Missouri, Whotc Nalor
patriotism and devotion - liberty, had uLcynbis-iy
saved the Stale. lie paid Z. trblle 20 Cen. - e
sno ~ closing stated that With the Gemms, be
would .lWays be found lover OF h1euy, Llt al.
men - -ht recognize IN Jerui.Cn Tie Jsyhtwker,
while i4il.f mi soldier o. ,he Union, uudoubted
uudisrliscj fighting Al 3lroni,t.
he Nas greeted WltA loud cheers ana after paulic
from the band he aGremrage daporscd.
The demous,r,iioL was large and splendid.