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James Redpath, The Roving Editor: or, Talks with Slaves in the Southern States., Slavery in Kansas. (search)
Yankee cripple, the signal was given from the windows of the White House, and the remorseless axe fell! Such heterodoxy was not to be tolerated. By God! said Mr. Kelley, a Kansas postmaster, once, when it comes that a man can be hanged for only killing a d----d Yankee abolitionist, I'll leave the country. He did leave — in an rewarded for its success. The Squatter Sovereign, once published in the town of Atchison, was edited by Mr. Speaker Stringfellow, already mentioned, and Mr. Robert S. Kelley. This Kelley has always advocated the most blood-thirsty measures against the Free-State men — urging their expulsion always, and often their exterminatioKelley has always advocated the most blood-thirsty measures against the Free-State men — urging their expulsion always, and often their extermination. He advocated, also, a dissolution of the Union, and the formation of a Southern Confederacy. In the pro-slavery camp once, he entered the tent where a young Free-State man, a prisoner, lay dangerously ill, and savagely yelled, I thirst for blood, an expression which, in the debilitated condition of the invalid's health, super<