The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-12


to make an effective missile in the contest would nure
tho Union vote, but 1t thought did do dam
age In many counties the Southern rights tickets had
no federal taxi at their heads in glazing capitals The
candidates used the tax question every possible
earnestly and strongly, but could succeed In moulding
it effective bombshe for the defamation Of the
Union ranks.
The despatch from the HERALD here printed
yesterday In regard Kentucky 900 organized Union
men, has considerably excited the rebels The Democrat
nion) of this mor0ng does not deny It's TRUTH but dis
avows any knowledge of the facts stated. The Journal,
its silence puzzlng The Courier endorses the HERALDs
news and have doubt will corroborate my statement
Of date August g. in regard to the raising of provisional
army for Kentucky The Courier has positive conhrma
ton Of the HKRADs despatch copies and says that
in confirmation Of the HERALDs statement he Courier)
learns that 26O cavalry from Casey county passed through
Danyl!e KY. day or two ago route for the Union
camp at Hoskns Cross Roads in Garrard county whore
soldiers have been drilling for two weeks or more.
"These men, the Courier says in its elegant style,
are enlisted for the purpose OF attacking the Tennessee
Cumberland Gap it having been ndustriousy and
falsely circulated by wicked and designing men that the
soldiers of our sister State cncamped the soil OF
Kentucky"
And again in further confirmation the Courier adds that
Il has handful calling for meeting in Danvile,
Boyle county, Monday, "to enlist men for the in
Capt HarlaI's company" They also to rendezvous
Hoskns Cross Roads, Garrard county. And further,
a handbil sent from Winchester that the
Home Guards Of that city 'will turn out Friday,
August g. to receive the volunteers from Esl county
lhese men are enlisted Tor ne Same service as e others
referred TO- aud they are all armed by the federal govern
mcnt.
The Courier and lis party are anxious for an excuse to
w ,ene aius iulo hei,Iuens, is p't i.uu
.s n ovci nus Tu' Iesl,ienes ana epse' VIII
thatth hax.A ntA
.na. .hey wouiu mos. s,a! nave an army SEM n,o he
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aups .cl ~ aai a S' Win enc wv s.so sun9 vi
rihes THESE 10 De Fau ior upon iar Valuoh py go
verhent agent so soon as sao troops are mustered nto
sorvcc Those desiring to avail themselves OF TINS Ia
Yorape in'i'tion cai earn urther partcus ~ scnu-
ing an agent 10 Hampton statioh on the NJ " ana L.
H. X Tennessee, three miles below the state line VINO
may call on Geo. W Hampton, ESQ Nofhan ken'
tahidns preferred Here duplicates OF the original at-
tnory Will DC furnished captains VINO nave or may
wish TO raise companies
The talcised phrase has significance or great import
and highly complimentary to Southern kentuckians, and
but confederation OF statement nave prevlonsyl
made, that the most rabid ultra and unconditional Union
men in the country are those kcntuckians living on the
borders OF inc state oil tennessee. -
James Hewctt ESD, OF the nrnl on Iiewett, norton q
Co., OF Liverpool New York and New Orleans has lately
arrived here from Richmond and Is authority for the fol
lowing strange statement now rumored extensively about
this city
Since the battle OF Manassas the utmost DO
morazaton and disorgaaization among the ar
my and financial distress among the people 60