The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-16
LATER FROM KENTUCKY.
frpoTfaH' Procsef'ngs IF He Kentucky En,o
L @is'atasre-R Resolaiaons offered Recol
niss=j1g ProFtrfg IN 'Slares, Sc.


| l. eisiatare-R Resolaiions offered Peroe-
| aiSi=ing Property in Siares, Sc.
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| The Rowling Ore (ky.l CsErifr of the
loih inst, says that u number Of professsd
| Union men, atlas as.kees, falsely assuming
| 10 represent the people OF Kentucky aud
styling themselves the Legislature who were
| bought hy Lincoln with = price, are now In
sefsi"n At Frankfort, obeying the Despot's
orders, aud doing his dirty work generally
The following is a short synopsis of their
proceedings of the 9th and Soth of Novem
| ber
In the House of Representatives. bills wers
| introduced exempting soldiers now in Lin.
coin service from the payment of the
county levy FOR the year 1862; providing
mat attachments shall not issue against
lincoln soldiers because of absence from tha
state four months; and providing that no
person aiding and assisting the rehellion
against KING Lincoln shall ever hold any
ofice OF truSt or profit in this Common
wealth.
john B Huston "threw spratt to catch
a wnaie, by Offering a bill requesting Con.
grass to grant relief ID starving ireland 1t
was adoptpd.
Resolutions were introduced and referred.
denonncing the Provisional Government
moVt,a 90 declaring 1t treason, and instruct
inE iov. Aagottin to issue his rroclama alton
warning Tha people against assisting IT, and
requiring those already engaged is carrying
II on 10 diSband and dcs!st from their purpo.
seq
n hill authorizing a maiCrit, Of tho stock
holders OF The Peoples Bank TO remove the
oahk from bowling Green 10 Louisville,
passed
\ bill allowing the Rnk Of Ashland ~ Is.
cue notes ot 81 less demon hin alton than five
dollars, passed.
We lake the following proceedings OF The
hentucBy Legislature OF the Sd inst from the
Chc,nnau Co9mrciai OF the 9TH OF Dacem-
bar
Mr.. Allen offered series of resolutions
from which We extract the following:
ReSolreJ That all the citjzaps of Ke,tuckv
VINO are In arms aSans, the National Gov
ernmeil:, alt guilty OF treason according to
the tenetS OF every political party that ever
existed In this nation
RFs0irfd. That slaves are proparty and as
shtn, according to the uni torn rule and prac-
tICe or cINI!t&ad warfare, are subject to can.
tur" and coniiscation when their owners are
IN arms agaiu$t th. Government; and white
Kentucky cannot complain of their capture
anu FohUScalinn, she will not consent or ap.
pr"Fr ~ thriT emancipation when cap
tnred.
R'S'iTtt. Inat III oar opinion the bast dis
position that can he ma, { nr slaves 81 cap
tuTrd, = 10 turn them over to the loyal sla Sc
| G-a5+e, TO ne hy them disposed OF.
Ese"i ff, Iuat ttta use OI capturad slaves to
?7orh ni0n furtitication etr., ls Il OF improper
| lat we Iqgaliiiedly condemn aud oppose
| me atr!ng ut %taYe7 20 light IN behalf of the
| Government
RfsolF6t. hat the capture ot Mason and
| Slidrl IS approved, and wa In accordance
| with International law.
| keS1irS3, That If We underst tand the sole OBJ
| iect uf thH present. war, il il to maintain the
| unity and tegrity Of he nation aud TO re-
| store ltS anthoritg over the whole territory
| ana should tbs National authorities, during
| us progress, midly make ii "a war against the
| lnEututtCn of slavery, il viii tnan become
he figh' and duty OF kertuclly to resi- st. and
| She Will resist.
| These resolutions were laid over under the
! rules. We believe they have not yet been
| voieI upou.
| The Frankfort Commonwealth reports The fol =.
lowing proceedings of the Senate on the I'd
| instant:
MIR Prali--Federal relations-reported "a
| resolution n relation 10 the position of Ken
| tucky III the existing war" Said resolution
| Is Is follows, VIZ:
heSot"st, b. fbe Gfpernt dssrnsbly Of t4g Common
| "'"W y n h'tsfr@', hat hentucky has ever
| cnerished auG aunered to the Fec praI Union
ana HOe Will cling 10 il now, in this time OF
ijS eNtrene~t Ie:ii, with nnfaltering aev o ION
| "hue "t lhr beginning OF the mad and
| Wlrtrd war " hitli - being Wape,i by the re.
b'iiioHs states for the destruction Of The Gov.
| nHnt She tOrshore II take part IN the hopa
| thAt she mitiht intrrpoSr her friendly Offices
| III lhe interests 81 peace. she has nevertheless
|
| lcoHed 10 :, change "t her political reia-
| uon~, 1Rd has never 4WrIyru from
| her fali and fsrVtd loyalty 10 The no
| Die=L ana frrrst ttui ernntnt III the world
| ana now s!ner her protrr"d mediation has
| Deem spnTutd, ANA her a0Il invaded by the
Cnhfadtrat- ar,nirS, she deems it lii that size
| sh"uid announce 10 the world that etlnding
| hfnly by her Government she viii resist
| every fHoFt In destroy II, aad she calls upon
| her true and heroic sons To rally arou nd the
| nafd ci their country and puT forth the
| whole energies OF the CommonWpalt h TIL the
| rebellion shall la over1hr0Hn, and the ia st
| supp emaey Gt the National Government shaIl
| br restored an maintained tyeryW here wi ia O..
| IN itS limits
| hlr. Pral! addressed the Senate at length in
| support OF the resolution
Tie resolution was then adopted by yeas
| Il noes l.
MIR Grover only voting in the negative
| The following rfsoIu tions were In trodueed
| IN the House on Monday
Mr.. Barns offered the following pream Die
| and Joint resolution, which li.s one day ON
| The table VIZ:
| where's, 4 Morehsad, NJ. W Barr, and
| II. i. Dnilett, citizens of the State of Ken.
tnchy, have been forCibly seized, witho n,
| warrant OF Law, by order OF the Federal Gov.
| erhtneht, ana taken hey oud the Jurisdiction
oi this Comm wealth, and are now incar
| ceTdteh IN the military toris OF The United
| States Therefore,
RISnfred bB Tie L,,nfraI ASse,abi. or ,de Counoa.
| sofarh If kratH,Ly, That The Governor OF lnis
| 'OmlHOnwtalth IL hereby requested to de
| mand OF tue President of the United State,
| the immediate delivery of the citizens OF Ken
| tucky aforesaI / III The custody of the United
| states Court for The district OF Kentucky
| tEat charges may be preferred against them
| II they have committed any offence agaiI 3
the laws OF he United States and they ma,
| nave speedy and impartial trial. as pre-
scFintd hS The Constitution of the STATE 81
| Kentucky