The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-04

nm obituary notice al his colleague OAugh-
| ter The latter was moi, as the resolution as
| ~ riod, in armed rebellion, hut heads provi-
| SIGNAL government in Kentucky, roVoiuuon-
| ary convention. Not satisfied win the troat-
mont OF this government TO mi,ntaih the mon,
| (Bunoft) ha, assumed the important duty Of ore
| RANKING another government Tor tho bot CT
| ttttc,tf Of tho livcs, property and liberty Of
| II rcoplc Of Ksntucky, ann In this Undertaking
hc has employed simon Blckner, who is not
! only assimilstcd in name, but in the deeds of
| Simon Guo'crel. who once healed tho Indians
| in kcntu,ky. Three times has the gallant
state Of X ntucky declared by overwhelming
nijoiiiice she would not leave tho United
Satcs 10 run after strange gods, or for tho 80
called southern Republic. NntV outstanding hor
repeated declarations for the Union and in ,iO-
lriou e the we'll Known sentiments Of the
people a. Kentucky they had been told tLe Oh
lcCt ~ the Convention, and Of the 90 called
Sou horn CJniclorscy were 20 rolicvc them from
dcti otfm, and 20 protect iltir Iightf, aud wc
were tCrriytl. We Nct. told ly fhc Executive
Of ili. ~ cullrd southern Confectionery, IL WIS
iutcns I'll 90 iosrcct the condition of Kentucky,
which ID vas pretended would 10. Lc dono ~
the Government Of the Uni.cd States. The
Union non Of kcutucky never did deny tho
right Of the l'cd,rl Government TO occupy it,
soil for the cN'rCite ~ tho r,tro.cs i'm.
~ ed ~ The Constitution. Kentucky did
acknowledge her obligations, and expressed her
Intention to fulhl them. Tho proclamation Of
tic Governor Of Kchtucky lrcoiN cl the people,
lui the j. .Li'urc denounced 81. Two u.-.
s,ngois q peace were son, to the ENcc1livc &C
The United States and ono 10 tho President NJ
the Sou'hcn Government 10 know what was
intended 10 hc done with Kentucky The cir.
mcr said II was intended TO maintain the Laws
aud { U-tiuliOn Of the Unitcl States and that
Ibis was believed to be tho will Of the people If
kcrt',ky. The Litter declared h. intended to
ttsI,ci tic neutrality Gf Kentucky a. under
stood 10y the secession party Of that state hut tho
tou hcru president did not tell them h. hal me-
turcd plan io as-iil them at the different points,
nor lid hc tell them there was on the statute
bO,h ti Oh. Southern Government Law prUvid-
ing money nnl means not TO sustain kentucky
against oppr,. ION, but TO carry her into tho
Southern Concloricy agiins' tho majority OF
twoihirfs Of the cniiIo state. Tho Pfoyi
sional Governor oi Kentucky Nas scnt 10 800
the government at Richmond -mcInv lille Bur
nett j. ~ the head Of The new ordo' Of affairs in
the III charge Of his duty, AMI au aimed forc1
ha, been Gathered, cOmps-cd Of young, desperate
and reckless men, COMMANDED hy liucknor. IL
conclusion, Mr. Wi,hliilc said, with the III ,ss-
Ing Of God, predict tina, by the 18th Of Decam-
Ter no rebel foot Will he found on the soil ui
Kcniuoky." Npplausc)
Tho resolution iUf the expulsion Of Mr. Bar
nett was adopted
On mo'iun Of Mr.. Slraiton IN. ~ resolution
was adopted allowing MIR. Ncncc. member
from the Third District Of Peuns, lyariI, thir
~ DAYS so take testimony before the Recorder
in Philadelphia, nearly the whole timc allowcl
by law having been similarly consumed by Mr..
Kline, who contests his seat. Adjourned.