The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

AuR LOUISVILLE CORRESPONDENCE.

IN Nefrdt1y Question "a ke,saskyblgraoyal Conquer
y tAs RebeisJudoe Caron, Of Tie Supreme Court, Re
Ssv,sed 70 NashrslLe, dc.
The Frankfort Yeopa the organ Of the distinguished
dsunon Governor Of Kentucky and edited by ms sec
rotary Of State In issue Of Saturday it publishes
what It calls startling Developments Of Lincoinsm IN
kentucky and attempts prove that the Union party
ere about 10 renounce neutrality rhis done, have
no doubt, to hide and mask the intentions q
the secession party, which tend to the same
end The Yeoman says that the party has been
preparing 10 throw of neutrality, ana 'he
defeat Of the Union forces at Manassas does not delay
The movement, tho military occupation OF Kentucky "l''
% attempted after the August elections Prepara
tons this have been time progressing and the
Journal is promoting the scheme It's par'isans are
mot only engaged in secretly distributing Lincoln guns,
but secretly organizing military forces unknown TO
federal or State laws Lieut. Nelson the United States
Navy, has been cooperating in Garrard county with
absltioniss submiss and coerconiss He is there
called General Nelson and, informed has been APP
pointing general, deld aud stan onicers-brigaicrs,
coenels majors, quartermasters, inspectors, 30, SC
under some programme, doubtless, 10 be openly sane
toned hereafter by Lincoln We assured that Nelson
Garrett Davis, Sam Gill, Dick Robinson, VIM Hoskns
josh burdet and divers others met this business at
Abe Broadway Hotel, in lexington on Monday night last
and that Jerry Boy and others met at Byantsve on
The preceding Sunday, on the same business.
The object Of these meetings as the Hoan
~ to put the hands Of Home Guards and others
pledged 70 fight the side Of the usurper and give them
an organization under military commanders as yet IN
known 10 the laws and authorities When these arrange
nents sufficiently advanced Nelson expecting TO en-
sage SO Kenuckans under the programmed 600 or
Illinois Indiana and Ohio troops are to be marched
over Kentucky into Tennessee their pathway to be clear
cd kept opcn their be protected by those
secretly enlisted volunteers Bruce atefy announced as
Inspector General Of the Home Guards OF Kentucky,
supposed to be exercising his mythH office III enlstng
such Of the Home Guards and others can be safely
trusted The plan to set this expedition on foot soon
After ascertainng the election Of majority Of Lincoln
the Legislature That body is 70 meet in Septem
eor repeal the law organizing the State Guards reorgan
ne the militia OF Kentucky and place them subject 70 the
orders OF Abe Lincoln the usurper styling himself and TO
be styled by the Legislature President OF the United
States without any intervention Of the Executive author
~ Of the State.
Two facts stated by the Ysonan the article,
70 tho effect that Sam Gill Esq of the State mill
ssry Commissioners and o strong Union man, attended
OF the meetings mentioned above for the purpose Of
breaking up Nelson's schemes but that he overruled
and that he has since probably gone TO Gerard to OBJ
sruct the programme there although he Is weRknown,
sv0wed cOercionist.
The other is, that Mr. Jerry Boyle raising regiment
70 march upon Cumberland Gap and drive away body
II Tenncsseeahs said to be encamped there two miles
within the Kentucky line. Judge Brambette, OF Adair,
also, we arc informed is authorized by Bgader General
Rousseau TO raise regiment in his neighborhood.
gentleman resident at Mayfeld while lately passing
through Paducah his way 70 this city TO purchase
goods was surrounded he says, by party or ruians
He not allowed to remain until the cars left but had
70 depart instantly friend took him to the country,
- no .ne,e ~. vi t.o ob III ays o,,n e s ons
being driven from the district Among those prominent
Eo~er nj nresert Jnited states maj; contractor"and
L. Mlken AN desperadoes who have formed themselves
into vigilance committee, whose acts the dsunionists
"';s, have I M s,enc If ilona ', tho ns ,,,I
stoaen from Paducah to leave the Purchase Colonel
woe one o, tne sa.e Commissioners ana VINO war SEM
70 the Governor, met by Mr. Col Thomas, Of
II,nn CT, t,h nm lvnodS and ,d hir IN ,h
stn,en SnDs hu, nn tha, when obtoned hn
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$500 80 o.",a nv arI TS.s .ac,,s"S ~ az
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surninant ~ ssnsa nsso hu y,thmS Coi Tbomas a
s then ana there that tho Of the Cann Roone
-.; GNU 20 ,v in@ coon, march 10 Nm
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T., sonsrG ~, , ~ a,. on,onoa Tho coo-nr moo
h.ara ,o saa FAM NJ s;nne that thew .,sra eater IN
Tsnnessee Than ihev 9n,d no in Ken,nSLw The er,nt
1910 OF s,aaa .ny; ara 1901 % r,hn,aS
20 the Journal bv gentleman who heard his speech
sona ,oS he anience sba, DO ,yonJ M, ,ry IN saoa
sho- nnt onH ,au tharo ho ao.;ar. Of ~ e.ers oc
m. asmp Boone Brigade be himself being ono oe them
n. sa,aF CantionaS Iii nnt I 20 n NH ri. "
ahe rrhce trrth IN, ;ran,;on 10 ~ 90 ~ ronnessos s
81 arms and ennnnen,s IN, p,odoes vo NV od "a
e u G, us Sn' pase yoa my "vlu ana
irtend ~ 90 - Gnnisuile and SIM that darn.b,e h,o
rcnnbcan citv 70 he'll and omen the l. r or tcar
n nm from end ~ end ~ ~ ~ " - " " ga
Judge Catron, of the Supreme Court, has returned to
Nashville and the Gusee OF that city thus welcomes him.
says.-we naa nopea tlat Judge aaron understanding
~ svMo cAsn. Tue leeines VI our c'tzcs ia reference 10
M sse cohouct, woiu not return 70 NASHVILLE wituOut
sepnoMune Or maoerlay moahylng me- sehtmehts. But
kuces IN ms .nny now Ienucrs hls presence mere ne
oessI anu oh tna accoun. we shcerey trust INA, our
CN,ssns VIII usar WIN MN ia.snuy inns ~ a INV ana
order loving people and thus far IN the revolution and
c.s war gong On .ney nn IT, "a,alnsa .neif hgn cha
ouch reputation.
Judge Catron is az is well known a Union man and he
might have reasonably expected harsh treatment from
State where free speech and free political
scton denied On this subject the Memphis Bulletin
IN yerv sore and complains of in this respec
e those advocating the election OF w n POLY TO the
oubernatoriaI chair OF the State That paper saws IL
could never Comprehend the intensity Of those insane pre-
ndccs which ascribe ndeIity n morals to those differing
from II in optnon IN regards the Southern man who
would not now take up arms in defense Of the South
guilty of moral TREASON II deems thdse who will not co.
operate with the Southern government in this contest
md who will not aid the Sout by every means in their
power traitors to the land of their birth II has often
declared that those who were not with the South besr
and soul in the pending struggle should be prescribed
be perfect unanmiy Of sentiment as to partisan and poll
Cca Questions naa never supposed that the pending
sevousfou woud nake an men 'nins axe Us 70 ques
ss VI eta.e aa ioc.i polcy nao not suppose .nat
oec.ase oue ia pieieffed MI Harns .Lat, therefore,
snou.' nv We pfS c M. peins .rue
ooutase'H Hien 10 Woaiu dH Hot" that TIC eoVefufheS