The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
TIE WAR IN KENTUCKY.

The Resolutions Of the Legislatare-Buck.
nsr Commanding the Rebels at Maid
raughs HUI Secession Oatrages al
Z Elisabethtown- Roasseau's Expedition
Other Rebels at the Gaps, de-, de-,
DC. -,s
o. THE Legislatures TAKES IT'S STAND.
In the House Of Representatives at
Frankfort, on Wednesday morning, Mr..
Tevis moved 10 suspend The regular order
Of business TO enable the Committee on
Federal Relations to report. which was
agreed to. Mr.. Finnel. from the Com
mitlee, reported as follows: sa.
The Committee to whom was referred
the Communications Of the Governor Of
this Commonwealth, together with the
communications Of Polk and Zollicofer,
informing the Governor that they had
seized and we're occupying with large mil
itary lorces, portions Of the soil Of Ken.
lucky, have had the same under consider
alton, and ask leave 10 make the following
report: Bvs4
WHEREAS. Kentucky has been invaded
by the forces Of the 80 called Confederate
States and the commanders Of the forces
so invading the State have insolently pre-
scribed the conditions upon which they
will withdraw, thus Insulting the dignity
of The State by demanding terms to which
Kentucky cannotlislen without dishonor
therefore, sss'
Resolved, Thit the invaders must bc
expelled. ,.,,,s,r... .,.yv
Inasmuch as there are now in Knelucky
Federal troops assembled for the purpos'
of preserving the tranquility of the Stat'
and Of defending and protecting the peo
pie of Kentucky in the peaceful onjoymsn
OF lhrir lives and property, tits
Reiolved, That Gen, Robert Anderson
a native Kenluckian, who Las been ap
pointed to the command Of the Depart
ment of Cumberland. be requested to TAX
instant oommand, with authority and pow
.er from this commonwealth TO call ou {
volunteer foroe in Kentucky for the pur
pose Of repelling the invaders from ou
soil, ss.siatiDse ers' '
Resolved, That in using the means whic
duty and honor require shall be used :
eSpel the invaders from the soil Ci Ken
lucky, no citizen shall be molested on ac
count of his political opinions that q
citizens property shall be taken or con
fscated because, Of such .opiaions, no
shall any slave be set free by any militia
~ commander; and that all peaceable eli
izeus who remain, at home and stteud
their. private business, until legally calle
into public, service. as well as, their lam
fes, are euli,led to, and shall recrive th
fullest projection Of the Goyefnmsnti
the enjoyment OF their lives, their libel
ties. and their property, HI Ejtt,salf
ResoIued. That his Excelleh"y, q
Governor Of the Common wealth of KeI
tucky, be requested to give all the aid
his power to accomplish the end desire
BY these resolutions, and that he issue b
proclamation calling out thssmilitia of u
State, and shat be place the same undl
tie command Of Gen, Thomas L, Critic
deng 9iif nNa u ff8R AlilA
Rssolgsd. That the pattiltisra Of eve
Kentuckian is Invoked and Is confident
reisdrupop to give gaetise aid ipthe d
5euse Of the Commonwealth, bur
The above resolutions were adopted, al
sftesWard passed by the Senate.
3 Q fAE TRAITOR BucKsER, I, 4 +
A.iuii confirmation Of the treason
Gen. Bucknsr bss already cenas 10 shan
He is nowat Muldsaughs Hill, al. I
head of Tennessee troops, to attack X
lucky. and more especially Louisville,
Ourinformant tells US that the Tenn'
seeans have atolen enough rolling sto
to transfer 20. 900 men within IL hours
Muldraugh's Hill. and that We may .
ppedt an attack at once. This infornati
was received from Mr.. P. Monte, Of X
isville. The engineer and brakesmah v
went down on the express last event