, 1861-10-09
OUR KENTUCKY LETTEK.
n ilftarY Affairs In the Old Common
wealth.

: -t.Se = G'ae1 nol u VIM pst1er lasn fue spe- !
cas-, o. nels 20 la.lnlal o1se'pie o1 Cnafles
Leiuo tha'' nAe 1Aa' "otlns' ne ID inolst"sea
70 nllef away tne precious nun On everybody.
Even ieot' Aoaseu' oe1stneo haascon' o1 LEG
1te'aa4' cotnee ne'1ef Tue s'osn' W ulnes-dor
LIZ steenlalsons a1e o4sen ferneo " caaaee-
While The AtEcclated Agents never are. The
litter has 1stely announced that Gen. Anf7er-
80. =. -. .:.-~.s., -
so'- - " pe sa2eteeoeu py olls@oAet 0eneiai
slefman' Ihe statement has about as much
foundation Z. truth as had the rumor Of the
49,. - o,a no,,e par.o,~s 49, =. 49,
=" wv o. O"'+s' 1a9e0' 40 - .oo
1a' Il Instance, Inc 6talenent promulgated
cIshs to be true II It isn't, and there are mauy
r,:sers, pro end con,
in TIC absence OF q loyal Governor, 1t 3,
u III the administration OF the military de-
,,e,,,n,,+ IN .rb;eh tho s+a4e ie ;nc,naed tbat
a-1..1-- =:
LIZ cnecsa{eness el Aensuehy u toas "af w
peZCs. Wehave seen how, in: two or three in
stazcee tha ;pdust-r- enc-ov and integrity of
~. <s, ~ s,'4,- 80 -a~sz ti,a1.
t-e " s1at>8 n.'e 1ea-e'e1 " '1AsA
ii lore than uEua benefit TO the doVefn-
1uert-toW these qualifications in the State
Fxx,,.tiro -ava +e,d.a :, r,sb into the t;a}a
n.c7e 'a22 Inc ela1s.e qooLa u "eltonlcerso,
Heildciled End disciplined, and Wel-clothed
7ofr. limo State in thc Union does more de-
,.-5 m a.. .nsr,s+i, adn7n,s,,s+7o, of ,n;1;.
ie1N - st - ~.
I is1J ata.1s, than III hentucsy. MOE only are
utu 70 be enlisted, but men arc to be Pre-
r4e5 tr,r, e,1;st7nc MT on,v ora ,,ar m
| -. - st.ss -. e -,
! ee nee lily unt snoioussn4s ntLeu ous 4oi tae
| leld, but there are men to be fought on the
| fed Of Kentucky, and that today. Ken
| fucky needs at the head OF her military de.
/ patment, o1e who will combine the functions
! CT Governor AID commander. Ihe hand that
| rules IN Kentucky should be one who says, ~
| Gen. Robert Anderson is humane, ki7d,
| Christian gerucnan-Eo nohvdg deunts tfat
| 10 lruye it he wrote, few days since, IN as
Eu1anee to one w. W. Haloeman, late pro
pT!eter OF tie Courier, the ed1:ors OF which
stset a1eLone, N Foft Ls1ayeta, H. lne osaeI,
Indicted TOR treason, lying IN our common
| county jan-wrote an assurance 70 Haldeman
rhat Il be returned hlther ne Wo1to not oe ar.
rested Why this should oe done no nan
ht1e AEo"E, fave Ina: II WIS hlnouess u ~ II
Gen2n. But does Gen. Ancerson nu up the
des criPt!on OF Inc emo OF comm9naeI W.
w;:rt IN Kentucky, his hand is 10: an iron
| one 1t deals it blows with an open PAIN.
He does not assume the responsibility.
| But then neither does TEL sherman; tens.
Sherman and Anderson are soldiers. IL COM
nAcd OF . Department they are eltner % muel
out OF place as a lawyer IN the feid, or zen
ScSenck il conducting a railroad tram. Gen
AlGe1Ecn is snited for the field and the field
oIly. He has no administrative quallhcatone
The uEsEeTylng regulations OF the army aE@
1he cn1y laws whose character he can tullJ
comprehend. He cannot combine the tom
m:1ta1t and Governor. 1t 1sas reasonable x
expect the lawyer Of thirty years. standing x
, | be good General, as to demand OF the sold1a
Of the same lengthy experience, TO be goot
lawyer thl1k Gen. sherman q = 70 vo2 i, m99ss Ws
r nan to wish HI hlmsen u command nan IN hen s
7 tn. ky: He Is lifted to pc at me mead Of
Brgace. l: as there that ne snoutd oe plaeeo
HIS energy IL nnuf1ng! feslsuess ana 1esues. =
B1s TINS ene5J ano nus eooeaaon Il: nlm io 2
the held; ElseWae1e ~ a1s eaeIgy to Moul1 2 o
e sherman Is 70 remain IN me neso. nave q
= sIiances nc VII neao anotnsI .eI eoinmn IN INA
1hc one ptese9I nnaer @ nla, ouI taAI tuele VI
~ a. ,,,nrsstrd ,n a fo19nar ietter ''A'"'N
a 1h1 Eastern division Of the State. whic
x has been invaded b. Gen. ZoiIicofler Wit
nhe.nt 10 ,oo1 rnen. engages gud nearly absorb
d .'tI. ataten+;nn HfE mnrernents ora ~ n,
,f te'..ee1 tue ~. Thar or7ear r. he uifhont aim =
$500 IL odrances one dao a-d raca3t
n 4Ehapf 4Eha 80 IA hed adraarad m The 1st ~ r
a. 80 as ~ 90 o,do1, ~ ode rotroo,a; - ",
!, ~ .-ne1t coa3n ~ f!nn,her1and C;,n Indee
III ~ ~ r,nEan,a54e n hoth forces tta nna MI
81 1I;no+,or e,,5 t;.at ~ P.o1.ner -" eoa,,, -
x"sda o-1., 80 1;th +hn ;1tent;on ~ rohhIng ~ ~,
ti~-'5sri; "4'1 Tha h-Sra. 49, va Graens
d. ea1-a bae., ost,,red hr PncEuer =. 4 tn nra
1c +tc,l1r dfyi1n fha StatS that +hn sonther71 a,
1o.4;o1 , 4nsr he orsrn snd Il
Ee no a,,S teod ~ ~ tranen5,.ed eisawhere n
Id ~ 6afiEelr 1 that ~ thesa morements arn
Ia d;<trsct ;1nme1;ata attent;on fro1n 7nnc
- 1.t4st a;a4t ~ ~ = ;a n,o-a than NH ita1v s,
~ - a Goss ~ T,,r,neso. a-o ho;1r s5r1n,
II " ~ 81 ~ a. 5naht
1xa1 hnety. a1S Tr;a ~ = saa., ~ ~ snr
H. Ease hentucst, " LIS oSEa vi, ~ son
re u1oe pass, one zaea E uaesey w ~ ao1 ~ y
tculeei4 p3e " heHausAt ~ suosls' LIE ny, NJ :,
N army oi the Sout1 loT the Hlntef: H1u n
o. II aEd virginia proFlae. oecent Hlntef GU
te!6? 1t appears that troops are pslng NOV
n lnto the state IRON the soutn- ihere Il
H. dcrbt OF that me Memphis dgatancas
Y. a'he city vas iitern.ly alive yesterday Vi
st soldiers marching and countermarcnlng' dn
SID caissons almost lnnumeIable-
- ''Rattlsd Ger the stony street,
in but whether they were coming to or goi
TO III N the city our readers will hardly care
on krow, and we don't care to tell"
VI This and other tacts tend to prove, this
IN the assertions have made, and unless I
- Fcderal Governments shall move Som
~ rnnte via Kenfnc{1v tn the hon*h ui11
is a1etsd hc crr;ee ~ ,,os1-al hotta.;ae -. {
80 tte,ca ~ n 1Te.esss@ BE- 81 q
It'll | NlGante Us "eio l0ose o4 ~ a1auiesss 11al9s.