New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

;-oor.oro,ion in the penitentiary from "N'
years. ,,ho having taken
~ 81 'e,o, described by our Contribution may
90, with the ConfeGerates sdad he adj"ugeu e''';
.r;,r, and be liable to all the pains and penai'ieS
;,'d.nt 70 the commission OF that crime Lac ID"
ooes into effect ten days from It's passage; Is NOT
Srectivs in its operations and allows SIXTY cay ior
al ro-sons 70 return 10 their allegiance without oelhg
liable to its PROVISIONS The passage OF TINS oct WIZ
Give our State COuts all proper authority 10 zeal WIN
tra,orsand trepsou and il has been rendered neees
sary by tue known dsunion sediments and unrelabin'
ty Of the Federal Judge for this District,
All, or nearly all, of the Secession members have
presented petit against the payment Of Kentuekys
share Of The war-tax imposed by the General Govern
ment, but think the Legislature will adopt the pohcy
OF assuming the tax, Ii will be Endorsed ia shape
by legislative action for resistance would be as much
folly as "a crime. OF course The payment OF taxes 10
the United States will be regarded 10y the Confedea,e'
o. another breach of neutrality, for how could We more
eGecusliy help the Government than to furnish tie
snews Of war? The Involvement OF the tax, tben'
renders il necessary that we should prepare to sustain
it by force, aud therefore encampment formed In
our Siae will be suppressed but the contrary the
Tense being the best guaranty Of peace or if war ensue
the best guaranty Of Tie "ineXorabe logic
of events" ard the bold menaces Of the Confederaes
accompanied by the throwing of the mask OF their pro-
fsesei friendship for us, makes war inevitable. On
fortunately for Kentucky, che is unTreparedi her State
Guards are dsoyal, their leaders having corrupted
the young men forming them, and worse than that
taught them TO stesl the arms belonging to the Com
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trics, ana their tracks will undoubtedly be destroyed
as soon as our Legislature aos with any decision The
difficulties which surround US may enbaTrass action,
but they should not and will not deter the representa-
tyes Of the people from asserting the dignity aud honor
of the State at any and every sacrifice AZ the second
week of the session is about closing we begin 10 see
something of the spirit which snima'es the s'ate'
| Thus, on yesterday, Richard T. Jacob of Oldham
County offered the following joint resolutions, which
| are vet 10 be acted uptn
Re1 That Kentucky has always locked upon the Union OF
the observation Of liberty e che Ind n'sg'S
Thai assumed MENTALITY and mediation destroy
but preserve the unity OF the stsos not to cas-, on our ale
Ieaccby by oper mediation AID compromise ths seeded
That when We assumed neutrality we intended merely
Of CONSTITUTE nal duty e the 'ge not indie
Of s oT pesce but FOR the far no5sr and
hoeI pupo rersuiag from the combat 50 that We eou
tud combat aud offer services As mediator 20
ast The difficulties nal have uhhsPPy sion and restore the
R@,eltt5 sIsor, That when the General Government
cupe. our soil dee1se IL pursuSu Of cOnsitrona
rgSt II neI her compromises assumed ally, v
the rs, to the nieer9e forces to invade our stsr on inc 90
sumption that neutrality has oeen violated especially "hel
they first set foot Upon our so upon The plea o. military nses
s. eOrsd further That the honor Of Kentety win no. per
init her mats couceiIs or compromise t. the copied
forces "a long Us one hostile loot presses hei SOL
Thai Kentucky neutrality he's not ben assumed from fear
but from love ali Of the Union and II she I, forced into
bsarf udciear
viii appeal esie-ry the Got Of BATHS AID that dresq hou
Them SsTsSry s 90 Of re psS R
oy Rs;n OF New-oriesns Of bnels Vis BY AL the
iii the invader Is driven from her ,oh Who viii be
as :: :.S 40 Sse ne. Of svses knowing 90 sections,
bat her love- embracing bounot continent ltheIe
be soch one may hiS name be branded win MANY TO the TO
| mot at time.
Tie House Committee on Federal Relations to
| whom was referred resolution against the payment
of the tax which COpgess ut It's late session, author
lied to be collected for the purpose Of Carrying the
war; and the said resolution also provides for the
cognition of the independence OF the Confederate
States, have reported as follows:
Your COMMITTEES IA Of opinion that The law imposing the tar
within she astitaioh powers o. DonFs me money e. to
posing The be used in defending aud preserving the Gov
made 70 overthrow the General Cove lhe eighth
ton Of article Of the Contribution OF the United states
pa the drbs and provide for the defense and
general Of the Uni cd The Of Congress
referred within that Of the Cor Ituton Of
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hs fact ba, people of Kentucky opposed % the
Inauguration the Dow carried on 10 why they
should fulfill their sutionsl obligations The
soon T iDs States entered with into the war The p.oo
OF thO,e states now ia against tbs Government Of the
United States They have brought powerful arm lea into
he viii ID within sight Of The National spol aud
and overthrow the Government the
States The people OF Kentucky determined eead that
Government against Ia les IL Is powerful wise
TO oppression flowed from to the people II protected
-. citizsLs both at home and abroad aud them
(which By all the civilized nations OF the
The effort being made overthrow the Government
speksby wicked Kentucky sbhoIs that ~oit She will
eigb money eles against Government which has BEEN
her at and her PRIDE and Which sue regards the very
| palsdum OF the lIberties Of the people
The recognition Of tbe socaed Conede ate States wond be
sy to tho existence Of separate
WiL the limits Of the Usited sise Your Committee
advise tnch consent Without elEbOrsta o
eason Of The sUb such policy sacrifice the hiss.!
spoye the Inauguration Of the southern Confedesy aud
now Of power competent to do IT, except National Con
venuon, n IL were desirable.
Gov. Magofhn yesterday vetoed the resolution warn.
ing the Confedera,es that Kentucky expects them to
evacuate her soil. II was taken up In both Houses
without word Of comment, and passed despite the
Veto by 6 10 26 in the House and IS TO in the Senate
The Governor in pursuance Of his policy 10 carry cut
the will Of the Legislature, has this morning issued bis
proclamation, rectng the joint resolution in a very
milksnd. water manner and with a WY face, like a
child swallowing physic.
Fruits Of Kentueky's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of Hickman and Chalk BIsas-Dosixn.
Of Polk.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
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