New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11

of revolution, and uniting 10 the herce ana WICKED
effort now being made 10 dismember and destroy
the pobest and freest Government ever instituted
among men. Kentucky bas seen, in u grievances
complained of by the South, just cause for revo-
luton against her Government, ana che utterly
rrpndiates and rejects the doctyire OF Seces-
sion. It has no warrant in reason or sound
political philosophy and is in conflict with the spirit
and genius of our institutions. Unlike other Gov.
enmens, ours was happily provided by its patriotic
founders with the smplest means Of removing every
oppression in 10 administration and correcting every
error which experience might develop in its form
md structure, through its own peaceful agencies.
We see no ground T. erefore, in the passage Of an
objectionable luw or IN the election Of q public
fluctousry in opposition 20 our wishes, TO break up
aud destroy our Government Legislation il subject
10 tho revision and scrutiny Of the people, who are
the ultimate source If power, aud public magis-
traes are elected for limited rns, but our Govern
ment was formed to survive the transitsry existence
of parties, and 70 endure forever.
They are lot ready then to council any act Of ir-
subordination upon the part of Kentucky toward a
Government under whose mild and benignant sway
they have enjoyed 70 much prosperity and haPpi-
ness, and which, while it has secured the amplest
TO every citizen at home and abroad has
been fell only in the boundless benifcence Of i,s
blsssing5.
But these views have been infinitely strengthened
by eyenls which have transpired since these
memorials were received. Kentucky hes hitherto
lorborne 10 take part by furhishng her quota Of
soldiers to repel the war which has been waged for
the destruction Of the Ubiop and while condemning
the rebellion che has nevertheless refused in tic
fullness of her frulerpal feelings, 10 strife blow
agains, those who were attempting 10 destroy the
Government which enc has ever cherished, 1ld 70
which she will steadily adhere. Bat how has her for
bearaace which sbe has maintained even 70 tho very
verge 81 loyalty, been appreciated and rcwsrdsd !
By an armed invasion OF our State, and by deter
mined effort through military power 10 3aljnga'9
our people into submission to the authority OF the
so-calrd Southern Confederacy and tbu5 10 reverse
by the sword rhe We dict Of the people pronounced
al tie polls. Even now the desolatng tread OF he
invader Is upon our sCili our fields are lid waste
our towns are burned, and our citizens are driven
from their homes and Kentucky has been compelled
70 appeal 10 her Government, and 10 call foth The
youth and cbivalry OF tbe Commonwealth, 70 DIVE
buck the ruth css Invader Ia this emergency the
General Government las promptly responded 70 our
call and even now thousands Of true aud heroc men
from orr sister States are standing between our
homes and the desolating march Of r1e foe. The
revenue which we are called upon TO contribute u
our Government. with nanS millions more, i5 being
expended by that Government in the defense of our
Stale. aud o. shield our hesrthstvnes aud our homes
from ruin aud 'desOlaiion. In the opinion Of tho
Committee, then, oyery feeling Of gratitude, every
consideration of interest," and every sentiment Of
loyalty, concur IN opposition 70 the prsyer Of the pc
iilioneTs.
Tho TWO Houses have had disagreement today.
on the resolution appended 20 the report Of the Select
Committee 70 virlt Harrodsburg, on account OF the
arrest At that point OF members Of the Legislature
The House, with great propreiy, cut the Gotdian
knot by laying the whole subject on the table. IL
WAS piece Of stupidity to send the Committee, ana
upou their return the Committee aggravated the
stupidity by implying ceusare on the Home Guards.
TIE Senate tried 70 soften down this ccnsuro but the
House boldly rubbed tho whole Ting Out Of TIC
Journal. The more bold course, ond tho moro Just
course. wOud have been 70 thank the citizen soldiers
who arrested three az afraut ktaves eud traitors ss
over oiagraced Humanity. II Wsshingron Ewinghsd
been hung tE the M his carcase would have been 80
dcGled By bad whisky that the Grove, however
hungry, would rave abs,aiusd from fessting upon
hilo.
The Legislature has adopted resolution directing
tho Court on Banks 10 inquire into The condition and
management Of the Bank Of Louisville II seems
that while all the other moneyed institutions are
anxious TO iAke their quO!a Of the necessary loans for
the protection Of the State this corporation hestaies
haggles about terms and in effect rofuEes The
reason Is that majority Of tho Board have tho Sc
cession foyer or elPe they have loaned ont much
money 10 the Southern Confederacy that they have
none for their own State, through whose bounty
they were gifted with corporate existence. Senator
Speed said tonight tha. he believed that majority
of the Directors would welcome the Rebel chief row
invading us If he could gain possession OF he city Of
Louisville. and open their vaults tor bis sse with
ereat aacrity. lfsuch is the case, and 10 MOI
doubt tho facts, there should very short work DO
made Of the Bank Of Louisville
The House adopted resolution to take recess
tomorrow, until the eth October, aud presume
the Senate will concur.
Letters resolved here from Mount Vernon, in
Rockcaatlo County, state that Zollicoier, with lis
Z 600 advance, has fallen buck beyond Lcudon. II
is alao said that he has main body of about 10000
to Il, 900, at Cumberland Gap. His entrance into Ken
lucky has been perfect raid. lie took sixty wagon.
loads of salt from the Goose Greek Works, IN Clay
County, and paid for the article in JEFF. Dayiss scrip
which Mr.. " hite the owner Of this salt was COM
PEELED to take HIS men went to tho farm Of Judge
Murphy, near Manchester took all the beef cattle tit
to ent and drove them of, shot his milch cove, cut
up bis beds, but carried oil the blankets aud covers
without offering any compensation. They tore down
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