Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-02

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Eess1o be acquainted with the whole programms-
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette ~ -.
ne nas been all over the South. }, prat.,a. !. -
oDpined unmistakablc information If the nIsns -
our army, which will sweep at one s,onsl from .ba
A1Ahac to Kansas" This plan Is TO threaten wet
nggpa but not to make an attack on il for the nresa..
eertaahiy not until all the skeleton reoiments oraarad
70 Warrington arrive there, when thew win ba noor,r
squpped and lily prepared to resist. The aRabe,s :.
safs, WISE TO have a simultaneous moveme,t 49,,
fnsIlla, tennessee and Arkansas. Tn y;ro;,,s 49,
pe ony waiting Tor the concentration of troors a.
"aeAinseoh, "hilel IN Missouri and Arkansas thew :
waiting an additional number of men end arn..
I are rapidly accommodating, and win be ready 70
= "hen the advance from Virginia il made. The
scIMe also includes Kentucky, which he savs 40
W y the establishment of camps lust in SIGHT of
nOsola, anu the sending of recruiting emissa,iAs
AIushout the State, to enlist her Young men a,d
as'Atalh the strength of her Union force. When tho
n'ucAy mind is thoroughly fired and every thino
sisie ready, this correspondent says:
~ ula'ch VIII be applied to the fuse which viii
- anu Diaze from Washington to st. Ion;s a,d
- noroes OF the South will pour their COM
- voiulhe NorthWard, with simultaneous tread 70
= tne fotomac,the Ohio and the Missouri Tins
= h'ii deslgn exposed in all its expansive nro.
piohs. 1nelr SUCCESS in Virginia, with the death
WIN Ii Missoufl, and the withdrawal of his forces
= Tue portion of the State. has rails.
n Aopes OF Triumph high and do not imayine
Rso hopes are groundless, but let the Who'll. vast
u a"ahea ana rally with ali ocean of power III :.
! L harl oack the mighty deluge of invasion that
eaeeAs I. l must talk seriously, for it becomes men
onpassed with peril, or in apprehension of if. tn
PAX ~candldly. and counsel and advise each other ~
PAT the danger really is. 1t is folly to do otherwise
Il conIederates are strong in purpose. united IN no.
Rc, expeditions in action, terrible in THAR sana,ah
o, and far more numerous than the North b.s ova.
named OF. We underestimate heir strana. .
Aslnla, We have done SO in Tennessee and H.
NO" l say that the forces assembled in each ,no
sAese States far exceeded nv utmost cale,,ati.n
y besides there are thousands of rese,ved
ne Cotton States who are eui1stantly ba, sl.nrv.
Ea1plng Northward to reinforcethe:r comrada. rba
y III Virginia canrot be lessahan soo.No men !.
fd, not for three months, nor for any fixed time
por the war; hence they suffer no diminptio, in
pper, nor loss of time in collecting a new forc.
fehhessee | was amazed ut their numbers rbav
u amount to 1900 in that State. saw them il.
ms, III cities, in the country. in csmns -, H..
Nh' Oh railroad trains-in squads, in COMPANIES.
IEM@ = Vdub AELLuCkY saved from
INVASION OF these men, and kept free from The
t strife, If possible. But she n,nst no i,ya,roa -
lnd these are the troops intended tn he usaa ~
when the great movement in yiry,n,. -.
n, as IN Missouri, they expect to be augmented
Ioiunteers here, and march on to the Ohio Shop,d
ever reach that stream, the fate of Cincinnati can-
fT~1Ye~ior5tal. Washington. St. Lopis and 80
win be spared. because situated in slave staras
vi NAV one do arD - q -G e -, - ~
ney can never nope to possess Cincinnati
= II WIZ oe the OBJECT OF their direst vengeance.
We now stands that proud collection of beautieul
@Tpiseous arcnllecture, will, if they succeed, be
Dsblackened, blasted and smoking set of ruins ),
y IL VIII be seen that q great change has taken
pI"ltnlna Jew months. When ION to Richmond,
wye CRY, the vandals felt confident Of being ablet to
opn and s~ubjugate the South in no tlme.n Now
tare totally destroyed by the ''rebels.n God has
te Hash and blaze" which the guilty scoundrels
lelil soon extend IF ON Washington to ST. Lonis
APF AcTIoN.-A number of gentlemen arrived
l9 city yesterday who left Louisville on the We'd
~ morning train. We learn that at the time thew
lAe Managers of the Railroad having heard moth
lltralns which were out, were apprehensiye that
sfing unusual had befallen them. and instructed.
lfouetor 10 proceed q certain distance, and if he
az meet one of the trains, to return TO Louisville
VThc train arrived at the designated point. hav
nAther seen or heard anything of any other train
tnductor gave the order to return. Passengers
MED, and ordered the engineer to proceed. which
q After the train had passed over Rolling Fork
blt was stopped and the bridge burnt, to preyent
avn following. The engineer then drove ahead
sqg all the cars he could, and pushing on to Bowl
lIeen, where TO his agreeable surprise. he fonnd
GRcKner with his The chiefincentive
Improvement on the part of passengers. was \ q
pot Rosseau with his Federal troons was a~noc+
cqAVe Louisville that morning for Bowling Green
avs preferred to risk the chance of going ahead
tos carried back to await the pleasure of the min
0&lfe~ Federal Despotism as to their den, r.
agom the city. We. learn through the sam.
sothat Gen. Buekncr was ~joyful.y received ~
Bg Green, men, women and children vieing with
eaaer in the expression of warm and unaffected
grIe. They regarded him as a messenger sent
toAt them against tyranny and oppression
Tifno doubt thatif the Lincoln Administration
at to drive him out, thousands of brave and no.
bl&ed Kentuckians will unite under bis standard
to them. We also learn that a detachment of
on = had been sent forward, and that they took
poDn of Muldraugh's Hill. 1t. is believed that
VIII troops entered Bowling Green no informa-
tidAe movement was in the possession of the