New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25

up the success OF Nelson ad TIE last lennesseeanl
by an advance 20 and through Cumberland Gar iaic
Eastern Tennessee and Northern Georgia.
THE TREASON PLOT N KENTUCKY.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE SOUTHERN
CONFERENCE Ar RUssELLvILLE.
RussELIuLLs Ny, oes. 20 lasl
In accordance with notice previously given,
NUMBER OF gentlemen from several counties in the
state assembled at Odd Fellows Hall, ia the City IL
kus'eivlle, on Tuesday, Oci. 80 1861 for the pur.
ose OF comforting together in re ference 10 the itua-
iou oil the country and the steps to be taken bet
Ter preserve domestic tranquil ty, and protect tA
rights oil person aud property in the State Of Esa,
lucky.
On motion of Col. George W. johnson Of Scott
County, the Hon. II. G.. Burnett Of Tngg COUNTY
was chosen temporary Chairman Of the Conference.
! On motion Of Col. BlanLOn Duncan OF the Civ Of
Louisville, X. Mckes OF the City of Louisville
was chosen temporary Secretary Of the Conference
On mo ion Of J. &. Gilbert Of Marshall County.
+. ). Bryan OF Christian County was chosen tempo.
rary Assistant-Secretary of the Conference.
On motion Of Col. John ID. Mods Of Christian
County, the counties were called, aud the following
en,lemsn answered to theic narles.
CsiJwel. Or. W. Il. Gather. Galloway. T. Owen; D.
Msnhss'on. Chrsan' = D. I,oris; Z. 5 Bryan GIave,
4. r. Booze Gr,ysoO :. }. CgesiHghsa Hardin H. p
cG %%s l. Loasn a B SSasss11 j' fi ia
c' S " = fSepf s B. b.a hS'cS Sss
Eeury Grey, r. w Bruce; Il. Mckee. Msr.hA, c. Gl,
S Ssg msGt Pulp S l. no @sSs Mab.nia
iis sr' 6}iissns NJ Miller; j. H. cseirshi ohio INV
Col jsck Allen j. E Payi sPeDce T. u borSets do.s
ysTs' A. Russell w. o. 5Sf p. r5gs Nat ysS
Macheni r. T.. Cobb. McCrseken, W. Bulla, MeLesn.
Rev Joseph Gr,gOry }. s. Morton GarFard, j. p BarndsI
On motion Of Mr.. J. C. Gilbert, the rules Of tho
Uouse of REPRESENTATIVES, at Erankor a. far as aps
plicable to It's proceedings, were adopted BY t1e
Conference.
On motion of Col BlsutOn Duncan, Doorkeeper
was appointed.
Mr.. w. NJ. Clad; of Logan County was elected
Doorkeeper.
Ga notion Of Col. Blsuton DuncaD, the Confer
enco proceeded to the election of permanent officers,
aud the following gentlemen were unanimously
chosen
For Chairman tie Hon C. Barnett Of Trigg County fOr
Secretary r. Mckee ofhe City Of Lonsvle 9r A.s'aa.
Secretary, H. s. Bryan Of Christian County, for Doorkespe,
/ w. 81. Clark Of Logan County.
Ga motion, II was
Pescre That tee proceedings Of the Conference should 30
private and confidential until ed TO be made public bye
majority eo sad thai all participating 10 ils proceedh
or present deibersiou. should be held pledged to
j. c. Wicklife Of Nelson County moved that the
Conference adjourn 10 meet again tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. Yeas, %; Nays Y; aud the Con-
| ference accordingly adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 30, 1861.
The Conference net pursuant TO adjournment.
The journal Of yesterday was read and approved
The following gentlemen appeared and took seLs
in the Conference, viz: From Carroll county, n. j..
Giliner fron Anderson county, j. ii. ID. kekesj
fron Muhlenburg county, W. u. Wand; from Wosd-
ford couoty, SANFORD Lyme; from Monroe county,
z. Mcdaniel; from Christian coanty, Henry Young
from Campbell county George Is. Hodge, from JEFF
ferson county, J. Is. Bell.
Col G. w. JohpIJu Of Scott county, presented
series Of i,uion. for the consideration Of the ~
isr~,ice.
r. Mckee of the City of Louisville, offered sub
stnte for the resolutions presented by Mr. johnson
Ii. ". Bruce OF the City Of Louisville, offered -
amendment to the original resolutions.
George Il. Hocge Of Campbell county, onered -
amendment TO the substitute.
The various propositions before the Conferenos
were discussed az much leugth, when
Mr. Bruce moved to refer all the resolaoas before
the Conference TO q select committee Of eeven, Oh
whom q. w. johnson should be chairman, with In
strnctions to report at 3 O'Clock, ?. 10. Carried
The eou,mittee wus appointed by the cbarmas,
az follows:-George w. johnson, II. w. Bruce, Z.
B. Thompson, Is. Duncan, L. l.. Burnett, and George
L. Hodge. A..
Tie Chairman, II. c. Burnett, was added TO the
committee nv a vote OF the Conference
And then tho Conference took recess GO : y
O'Clock, p. m.
The Conference me; at 3 o'clock, p. ~.
George w. johnson, from the select committees,
reported the following resolutions, which wen,
without debate, unanimously adopted by the Coais'
ence.
violated heir pledges before the essio
and deceived aud betrayed tho people have abandoned ~
os y,ei mo de stss the rss1ed smiss Of LDees;
have sbdcated tho Government 10 favor 4 the military dee
no,sn xkb thew have placed around themselves. bul c.nD
CONTROL abandoned the drsy OF shielding the cities
their protection have thrown upon feope AM ~
State tho horrors and rayass, OF Bsead OF attempnss
nfes rye
wsged the North fOr tbs destruction OF our eonst<
on, rtts have violated The eIpres. words Of the Const
ton by 10 rowing Ave millions Of mopey for the slpPcr
the without vote Of The people have permitted me
ess snd imprisonment OF oar oea. ga tsuss.rsa
ission Of p8ans; have seen The writ o. h.ocas eofpn
our psope 10 be driven IN eI, On thel homes have %
ec.ed property corhscston ana DOR persons TO
sn' IA the pontss.sy a. Eli p.S sa & |
erauient agsnst sectional tnsouy "seiEs "ss ssn'
people aud ia,titution, OF hi;ecn i,tepehaegs SAC
against The warnings nrd yeoes OF the Governor AID l
eniu Iemonsanoes of the majority 10 Senate and hsN"~
Nenfes.n.atiyee; therefore. be N
6sIS@S That tho unconstitutional eics 4 factions rs
jori,y Of Legislature hns fslse 10 their pledges nez ns
uaworthy OF tho support Of brave and Zee people ADD
therefore demo their unconstitutional act.
Fes J,SS That abandoned nd BETRAYED h..s sSe
LlncOnite majority 81 the LeshA.afe ei,"d
sra Goveuneat aud broken oowH the .onfsv,ssrCss-
Fedora Union and being a. yet no p.t 81 ,1s SUieOa
sv the oeope nave BY the laws Of Coo snd zoe ~
Ton OF the Consultation OF koancky, - AL b5ih ti,
snls and indesble night 81 see r'ia' .sprr; aud,
ovsrnneut "a suca manner sheg nay So ss
n the Language Of the CoEtaon herty and Prop
absolute and asbsry power over tie even 20
er,y Il freemen exists uoTheFo I'D : 'P
Lrcest nisioTisy' 49,, tina. tie majority OF -
h''orrd, ina We ~. b.,s sbsnjeued betrayed en-
LsssG's by Ss s rs:gs lave NV now
TO fair s ryenes Les'S,u TO NEE.
snd hereby nyisd y sray, 10 BE- composed Of -
SIDE o. 100 ONES o. asc,ed snd ssiesd OF he"
10 De CHOSEN ~ he poope a. New, that the Gsverd