The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

MAJon General. late Bsa1p. Polk. com
manding he rebel army Of occupation. a.
colr.nsus. XIV. has addressed a letter to
BrsfAr NAsorFfx. and a proclamation 10 the
xoh5 At lAsse. setting forth the causes that
led - his occupancy OF that place. Esquire
PolK puts IL the plea Of imminent u.ll.tsr,
necessity. bat magnanim0usiy asfees %
withdraw tie Confederate ir0ops from Ken
tucky. provided tie Federal troops shall be
~ithdr,wn and give seeuritv that they vii
never again enter any point in Kentucky
Whether the Kentucky Legislature. Gov
BsRfAa. or Ger. ANDERSON. all Of whom Will
have a .as n Tue matter, all agree 10 tbs
nice little arrangement remains 10 be seen
We are inclined to ths opinion thai tie late
Ri hop all have 10 vaesie shortly. without
h psv.iso.
Speaking on this subject the Louisville
Journ4i OF Yesterday says:
Every Kentuckian houii read the tele-
eraonlo dispatches IN another column from
.he Righs Reverend Bishop General leon'aa-
PO.k 10 Governor Magoilin, wh.ch HIS tx
cc.lcrcv avs before the Legislature without
ans comment AMI without any suggestion a.
% the course 70 be pursued. Gen. Polk ~
forms Kentucky that military necessity de-
m.nted the Ia, asi0H OF eur SOL AMI the seq
IRE Of one OF our most impoFt-at own
The military necessity, according 10 Cen
Polk, seems % be tie ,nfcnceg SEIZURE Oh
Columbus bg the Federal l0,ces. Now no
honest man believes that any such intention
existed On the pasg Of the Federal forces. -
i. ..,f.rsnr fa- fha caet.fnn
and Which i in the highest degree insulting
10 every kentuskian. Vow let II be obsers
ell, thar. in his telcgaphic dispatches 70 Gov.
NaeOfin. General Polk i~ustifies the seizure
Of Columbus upon tie ssis ground that 40
had Information upon which he could rely
that the Federal forces intended - 10 the
s,ae thing. In his Proclamation however
o. the people ia and AROUND tolumbus he
tusthes tai. invasion up0n ether grounds, w.
the establishment by the feIenl tsosegD-
meat % camps aai tcpots Ot atmies. ana
".ac os-aGxauon o. military companies
~itla the territory of KENT. Ky. - here
are three distinct groGnas alleged Tor the in.
sal; Which h4s been given TO kentucky, none
. oi which was set l0fth ia the despatch 10 Ma
gJria. TIE whole thing shows the utmost
da2.c.ty on the part OF tina Confederate toy.
eminent towards Kentucky.
BUS by TAR The most important part Of the
con muleauons. ON Geaerd Polk j. bis
statement ol tic cupIl;lou ug0n which be
wi consent o. Withdraw the Confederate
forces. He will not consent TO Withdraw 10
G.nerai f,sAnt u.ii withdraw from Paducah.
lie will accept no such terms - these aud
has glg-r keafHcky gasf rhere sae iras before
C.uut - lcas scrzef. he. the representa-
ave 81. tie rebel government. undertakes 10
dictate 10 pre1d ami glorious kentucky such
terms a. ri. hlm. lie lem .uds that before
ne will remove the invaders from our soil,
Kentucky must not Only gHsraaeee the re
movai 81 the Federal forces nov hese. but
guarantee that no more saal again enter the
Stale OF oecagy A>Y point OF Kentucky IN
the futare Since tue dawn Of creation
was ever sgch imgndence d~isplayed by any
hnmaa hem
kenfafkve ia the Union. anl has announ
cei lcr i.seaton . remain there. Ken
.1ckiaas NAV des.1e for their own 1(lcncs
slnFs 10 enlist under the hag of their coun
try 4E4 cucAmp ufou theig own soil Ana
yet tAe kis4i Reversed BISHOP General Polk
SAYS that they Shall not 90 IL, Or. It they dare
thus act. notwithstanding they violate 10
law. BE vii ins.ds cur territory an1 quar-
Ter troops amongst oar people. Bat this Is
not al. kenutcNy must prevent. according
T. General Polk. oar National Government
fvn oecups ins esea tie Newport B4rracks
We must I..sc o1t n ta k~e.taekans,
bu; 1li others enlisted IN tie se.yice 81 CA.
counter. before 9uf territory eau lie respect;
Ell Tins i Inc tout ndgnits ofeFei the
brave AID L1uutless mca 81 Kentucky. We
mass bed see s~apQissnl knee u k.uS Je.
ierson Davis. We must h.ht against eat
Own couatrg whe.aes ~e desaee 9 80 not
Acc luanz O. the Memphis APPEAL
whose article We have already com
nse.tct upon. "thc Ssath arcs- ser then
tacAss3 territory and nasf haze = fA0s
81 az gr.cs O. bloss an csaeaef. he.r-
i thc waoie plan 81 tie Confederate soun
drcs What >Aa. &c &c rssioase a. kea
tucAs1 Ne kAo~ already whst il Mi De
-Dalv1 sack rHK l>yknER ~hl - saoutc,
forth Is ever true heatackau. aad nevs
vii the, be couteat aaul tie .Escleat ere
@! srouasrcis aad traitors css~e - tread 90
s1ll. 4 such al houF. AM upon soth a.
sue. snail there Ae - psriies IL kcuia.ky
WI 10. hone. southern R.kh~ meu j
ae .al1sl of u. who lore Al ic-st keafsrks
st.-' ~ shr siae ct tic Jnion mens
Who amongst us tase give az ara eom.oS
Oh enelnie-y u Too dare s<>tst a.
invaders at eaf soils Fer ear own par. ~
have - stf ~. ans heatscNian ~ao voui
a.msle etea a ass4fe TO C1-c4eskte stl
tt.1 shs have thas detanHy ufoNn toel
te ~-.antlct % keatseky deserves - D
uorslg siobesct py So iaa rnant sn4 cu'
s&tei people lie shoati be visited 81
seAa vengeance ~Aesexes he mas Re f,aal
let ~ sa-h a. mes - the l.ss.hhoi Le
NJ s-ca tsezssa - Neatuesy &c tsiefsic1 -
Ia .Hstsu
Ar1 aev 80 aas 10 legislature 49,
u wcsFet g. acc General 70 !. .es.
AMI taas t.~xs4e hestse1y before tM
Sugie. We kae~ dfs ga AcslaS. acrto>
scsso~. : the ey srem efcry sasfssr q a.
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