, 1861-09-10

.,, co,n,snondence 5b,c.co r..,.
Lou1syn1x, sp7s 1a*t
m, scrate Of Kentucky wa ngo.r,,yad th,s
mcrnirs with the Hru. John T. F3uk ofv~
ton county, # course E sterling J;n1on msn !.
Speaker, and the bright w.g q tht, n1r,t;azt
Cosa,=e1spealth, J. Il johnson. as c1er,, Tho
message from the Governo. xss ,r.a and r.
d;.r.ays somexant y<,one ,,,,.s- t,.. rt..asn.
- a...~,,,- ...,,,;+.s - s.A 'AS%1 '@Assoan
u EeHss e1seo wan 1ere; 40 much 20,
indeed, that the hand 1t John G, Rnehur:dee
is sAad to be risfh1e all *hr,ncb ~. ,,,o4nr,
,;on ,,,;,t,r. 49, -
ts o'et LIE ToFe1uor aaou1a0
Sno saggeetsng some bright tdeae. It WIS RI.
Rored that there had been slieht distur urbauc1
Of the son1,ihr7r,, ho+.ras1 N,-otf7, .,,5
- e41t'aoi1on 'e'"eeo 'n"soaio An0
brtcslnftdge, bnt threat of desert4on. no
dQpbt, fiom the irou.vilIed Eanstor. quickly
hror.h+ ha~.-o.;,r r.o,o,,,,-, ~. +.-,o.
oA~aS0. tne 1@'e'tas wv - ao' 44" tae -']s@
message, the maintenance Of Keu:uck9's neu~
t,a1;tI +he brat which. durinr he a.rta.t
,..,-. ...- go. .s,. ~.
noue heosheAe nas neSn u'tue 'aA@ wax sne
Cnionist brought forth and which Wae then IT,
pudiated and scos1ed and spit upon By the Sc
c4z.;or;s+s b,+ wt;ch IN !. .ho,t 4;r,a +hsr
~, '1~'
came 10 IKE very "el4, aho WHICH Is now
Magcdin's pet, and the pei Of 1esrly all the
traitors In our ,nidst. The ea.r.t: IF She rea.
,,1 f,,,., :, v.r,,,o,-- a,..-s,
eA~. ts1 IL NsAsoe"5 o11tt1to toe sxo7eS-
nor temper, ana he wants thena Put 1oWE-
He g!ves in fuu the correspondence betzeen
;.ae.7f .rS ~, p.o,,a,-+ - ~, r.,.-,
A '1a w Aotoeus W 10@ onseo
states. IN Which he deslrcd the -tr1oTM Of q
camp In {5arrard county. and tn
which Mr. Lincoln replied t.st al the
~~4
was tene ut the Urgent solicitation Of ma.
jority Of the Union loving peno1e of Ken.
lucky. There can be no doI,ht tttt encb Il
the tact, for INN edjate}y aEser tie frss elec.
tioa tkstiue the strenrth Of lTnin men and
Confederacy men, majority wh Oh hss since
nai1tensncc Of lie GoyerrEent. Day by day
that m4jo1ity hao Increased, anc i. docs at
this rromerT sneak in thunder t,res against
the exposure Of The State, nnarmed and unor.
ranized, to the Tauda1 Invasion # hu7de Of
hungry Southern trRito1s~ Yoa may rest as.
eured Kentucky will cling to the old flag until
every sean ane every rag IL It is torn and tat
teseu, SID then she will NOT despair Of the Re
public There ARE maoy r:=n wao look for.
ward to the time when EeatuckY will prove
herself more worthy ol tue blessings of the
Union, tbsn circumstances most .aire.ul haye
p.eveptca her from doing 1T pre- eutr
Laet night returned Ca.tain il the Con.
fcdeEate a1my engaged gtsa q allow officer
and noted eecessionist, in the lower part ii
the city,to eteal q lot Of Ills heiou,tue to
The Stste, ard ship them to Ter1.essee They
bribed an officer of HE stea1ner jro. Haine r
loan them the ysvl Of the steau,:r, aad In the
dead Of uicht they 1oanat-ef to = :. the arms i;
their posseteion, ard tQraed lie bog dow
stream, This morninr. however,. Can't. Cor
such, fer that is hi. narne 7etu11te. to the cit7
minus the crns, and was arrcstc5 On fe1on3
warrant ard lodged in iail, TIE State law Il
+..of,o- ~ eyrh. 1,1o1part hv ~ .sHn.. r.
authority il very seIere. and tne-e is No donh
Of this Captain's couyictiou. he isa come,
what notorious character, hayia. been closeI,
mixed M in the Horace Bel KID d3appipe affair
which created some e1teaeiy. exr;iem en-
shout here some years aco; assaulted M,