New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12

reQutet OF TIE o'.ernment 10 chii you TO arms.
DOth parties were nisti ken at the beginning OF
this war. OEo Rebel thought be could whip Two
Ysnkeez, and we in the same way moderated them.
But 'Iey have got to be whipped By hard fighting;
tue rebellion can't be crush bv cabbage stalks.
Is ansas NUT be saved by the hard fighting Of her
own children. They must be mustered and organ
lied AT once. r any Kansas man LAYS the junction
TO bis soul that Kansas is loved by Missouri, Arkan-
sas. or Texas thst man ought to be sent 10 the Lu'
matte Asylum. love to haze them, and l have no
doubt it Is reciprocaied kausas once invaded, her
towns and cites become a widespread waste. Not
Il man Of you ever donbis it. In this hour OF our
countrys peril, it makes me sick to hear loyal
man talk about his being Democrat or Re-
publican.
am willing TO Law down my politics until peace
ia restored, When we have nothing y do but kris
our wives and nurse our children, then l will
fhev told me at Washington that we could have
The Kansas troops now a Coriuth soon as their
places were supplied by new levies. 1t IS too long
The danger is imminent. s.y this is the darkest
hour for Kansas, but the brightest hour for the
country. Your Government is at last satisfied that
you can't Ilay both sides of the game. very often
play checkers with my boy jim; make the moves
for him; but have found out that whenever you
play both sides OF the game you either make II a
" draw" or get beat. The Government has wisely
concluded to play our side and let the Rebels play
theirs
A voice" How about the niggerl" Well, l
have always believed that a decent white man was
as good he am Niger. And the negroes are his.
taken if they think white men can fight for them
while they stay at home. We have opened the
pathway. We don't threaten, but we have been
saying That you would fight, aud ii you won't fight
we Will make you. Laughter.
Government has at last determined TO turn the
tiger loose; Gen. Hulleck and every other General
has 20 determined. l have always believed that
within ninety days after we began 20 make war in
earnest the Rebel armies would be dispersed. Ter
rible, devastating war il now TO be prosecuted by
the Union arms.
No more watching Rebel property, no more re-
storing Rebel slaves, no more whiie men dying IN
trenches. Negroes are acclmated; he can work
beneath tropical sun. When white man goes
into Iice-swamp he covers himself with broad
brimmed hats then he takes parefols, then umbrel.
Las. Start negro in with forty hats and he will
have them all off, and leave that wool that God has
placed there for his protection. Laughter Go
into the Niggerhominy, where thousands OF our mtn
persisted in the treucbes. Don't you think you could
have overcome your love for the negro sufficiently
to have allowed them to go there ano work half tie
time 7
At philadelphia the other day heard gentleman
say: at ID horrible TO let the negroes go in
/ said to him: "Yol want TO crush the rebellion;
would you be wIlEog 10 have mule with steel
pointed shoes kick u Rebel TO death, aud yet not
be willing TO have hin shot by Niger T. Why, l
would rather be shot 10 death twice by niger
than kicked 10 Cedtn once Oy ltneertJ
Gen. Blunt made "A mistake when be said fighting
negroes WAS au experiment. Regiment after regi-
uent fought side BY eide with your fathers in the
Revolution aud in 1912. Gen. Jackson by proclaim
alton, called them forth, and afterward thanked
them for their courage and galantry. Judge Cola
mer lately said in the Senate Lbat he served in the
war Of 1872, aud that the best drilled and most
Trustworthy regiment with hun was "A negro regi-
m,nt There is not Il civilized nation on Gods
earth that is not now using black Regiments in Ito
army.
Tie President has determined that FOR the present
the commissioned officers shall be- white men, and
thus tie black soldiers must be treated prisoners
of war. hear men talk about the constitutional
rights" of traitors. My God the traitor who is
IT. ing TO destroy the Constitutio1 and TO destroy
everybody who 10 sustaining tbs Constitution
Why, traitor ought TO rejoice to be rmired to
Gle any way. He ought to thank tie negro who
PERMITS his miserable carcass 10 70 Out OF existence.
A Lawrence paper charges that bave dishonor-d
the State Government oi kan,as 10y accepting the
position o. recruiting officer for this otate II aDuses
The President and Secretary OF War for giving the
authority and says no other meu Der of Congress
has been thus IGNORED. The truth is. that the
power has been gwen to Dixon Of Conn, Chandler
and Howard Of Mich. Wilson Of Mess Blair OF
Mo. Diven of N. Y, Trumbull Of ILL.,, and other
Congressman. Have you heard any com i'lant from
tie PEOPLE OF Governors Of those States Those
Governors say "Iwill help YOU" Aud yet 'ho-e
States are not in Danger. They may deDounce me,
but ask them IN the MANS OF the Itolr Oh Mans -
TO do no act 10 interfere with tue recruiting OF rim
gle soldier.
The Rebels can all 90 TO the war because they
have slaves at home to do the work. H1,OOO men
would be their maximum of soldiers were 1t not for
slaves. AS i. Is they have 4OO,OOO men.
Let Gen. Blgnt 20 to the Indian Territory and adj
yertse that lie will pay negroes $40 month to serve
az soldiers. The news will spread as rapidly as the
liomd fluid flies along the teegrsphc wire. IL will
ny till it meets hundreds OF hdveftieements-It VIII
nee, Hunter in the South aud SIge in the NORTH.
Directly every slave III the S,u knows that these
Generals will pay them for their services, and that
they will be forever free and they VIII start. II
they don't start won't they be u little uneasy And
when the master III the Rebel army learns that his
slaves are uneasy" lie will 20 TO his home 10 take
care OF his family. But SUPPOSE the slaves should
determine TO have q little insurrection for
meptl Then, what The wife flies for Der lie.
Then the master goes TO MYgruder and says: :" This
brigade must 20 home to defend our wives and chill
dren." and they 20.
Now il there man who does not know that the
moment those slaves get uneasy, the rebellion Is ut
an end. The slave hates the master. One negro
regiment in the South will create more terror than
the whole OF Buells army.
| think can get five regiments from Kansas, one
each from Colorado, Nebraska, and DAcotah. That
woud give us some guaranty for SAT ty. This Is
the army am here 20 aid you In forming. will
endeavOr to do my duty, aud l pray you will do
yours.
A Note from snm Houston, Jr., about the
son-in.Law Imposture.
To "a. Editor of The Chicago Tunes.
Sir: have heard that man calling himself the