, 1861-08-24

Correspondence Of N. z. Tr1bune1
-ou1sv1IE. Aug. 1s. 1851.
FoiIed and driven back In ali their attempts
to plaee Kentucky in the hands Of undisguised
haiton and pirates, The Z. g: c. have deter.
mined, by JesuiticaI strategy, to place her, IL
possibly IN sympathetic lesgue with whitelis-
cred treason In the North, which has for its
orears such calendars Of fasehood and mis-
Tepresen tation as The n. 2. Day Book, Tie n
F. Netos, aud The Cincinnati Inquirer. They
with Uy,liper, white dag, and the asaas~
sin's knife concealed in its sheath.
4 cali for "Peace meeting" has been In
the city papers for several days. In TIE G3uT-
Ar it xas displayed thus:
PEACE MEETING.
The people Of Louisville, without reference to
past party distinction Tho are In favor OF having
PEACE,
ss .sagests 70 sst IN @ thf Es se npeT @ & s
PEACE PARTY.
The time has come to know who are for Peace
Pajly as Eb1tstiau aid rational men, Is fearless
leaders III
THE GREAT PEACE MOVEMENT,
to save your country IRON the further horrors Of
CIVIL WAR,
not regarding the threats or cajolings Of those
BLOODY SPIRITS
whoee purpose is War only, ct home and abroad.
RALLY FOB PEACE!
The Union men Of Louisville combine the
sbrewdness ct serpents with the harmlessness
numbers to the rendezvous Of psaes, taking
with them TWO or three neat little specimens
OF the Stripes and Stars On silk The eeees-
sioni6ts, with their white flag and black pur-
pose, Eeceded to Concert Hsll and were su-
pezccded in the Court House by those who de-
A@ ,11r 1xrE$ n1x
saeeches bad been heard In the Court House
| to the number Of four, the choir OF peace Gang
| the Star Gpangled Banner in admirable style,
and the spacious hall rang with the shouts OF
reso1ute freemen, and the joyful elapping ot
hands: One Of the speakers remarked, aptly.
| 8 white asg in public, were wont to clasp
their hands and sing pHsns to to " the glo-
| ricus victory Of the aouth at Bull Run" They
| wopl6 like to get the Union men aside in the
gate, to speak with them quietly, and there
smite them under the fifth rib. When the al
lies Of JEFF Davis had retired to Conesrt Hal
large portion Of their crowd vas compose6
I ct rebels from Tennessee and States furthel
South, who wopld like to have the Fedora
arm held by peacershriekers, while they strik'
Liberty tc the heart.
IThe resolutions passed BY the meeting hay
already appeared In our tslegyaphic columns.
I learn from trust worthy SOURCES that tn
Hen. 7. L. R. Nelson has been released by tn
pirates at Richmond. They fear his fuTthe
maltreatmen: might create au earthquske Il
Tennessee You may rest assured ttat n
feeling Of tenderness toward a good nan, n
regard for the rights Of humanity, no deccn
respect for the opinions OF mankind, no pit
for the patriots family, influenced their actor
Tkey tre1pbled for the scalp Of their ingadin
freebooter, Zolicoff1r. Parson BroHnlow
Vhig has not yet besn suppressed, as vas Fl
ported. TIE cowardice OF treason, howeys1
Is slt that prevents its suppression. Just s
soon as ZolIicofer feels strong enough to g
: ford it, nc feeling Of delieacy will restrain HI,
from crushing ont the gallant BroWnlow:
Tie traitor State Guard here have conceale
! q considerable lot Of State aFn6 in cellars
J. secessioaists, and it is believed they intend
!, convey them 10 the Tennessee rebels. 1t
. | rot my impression, however, that the Uaie
.. | ncn will peaeeably suffAr the outrage to
perpetratsd; !; and if they will but sufficient
= show their bristles, the couspirator Magof
= will interfere to pre- vent secession ,fauE ps
The Governor loves the rebels TOO dearly
Zee them suffer open disgrace. One box
the muekets was stopped by an inspector
: the Nashville depot, aud is now in possessit
0 Of the United States Government,