New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-30
1. Union CAMP IN KENTUCKY.

NJ L.. han nermitted 10 read pri'a'e ioe'oi
.;,tsn INV one Of the most promlhen. Hn.o t M ~,
Kentucky touching the progress " fro the center Of
g.. On the line of communication between Zen
81 Kentucky and East Tennessee. AZ If aons uoie
81 tba might've patriots from last tennessee MAJ
- ,nved and in the same vicinity that camp DICK
SShnson bss been established by the United States
Eoyernmept, which has 80 much PROVOKED the Ire OF
krockinridee MagOfo, aud ~ rest OF the hehtueky
S.csssionists The correspondent, whose ietter we
have examined Is in the best Posltlon 10 EMO" quo
t,r ~ parties and the state of feeling IN Kentucky;
e. we think we will subserve the public interest,"
making publication OF his private sentiments aionS
With the facts he gives, which are az follows; .,
HCskn, Cross Roads ia point on the turnpike ryaa
f.sding southwardly from Lexington. IL Is tne PV
~ mics south of lexington where the Turnpike
branches-one branch, and the shorter one, isd;ne
South- wett eight miles to Danylne; tne 0 sn3
soath-east through Lancaster tGsirsro SoJd Can
Crab Orchard, In the dec Trs % At this Cross
Roads which is in Garrard County lamp Nv, 80 ~
inson hes been established. Lieut. w Nelson % t,S
United State, Navy Naive Sd ., ensrs Il in com
mand Judge Thomas f. Bramlett OF Adar County,
Spec s. Fry of Boyle County Frank Woonoro OF
Iyneoln County, and Thee. Gsrrsrd OF Clay County,
sre ColoBels. On the 10th INST 1hero WeLo sUou'
500 soldiers in the camp, armed and equipped Gen.
Nelson has about 900 stand of arms and six pieces Of
ARTILLERY The camp receives sccessions OF strength
daily and it is expected 10 have from oVVo 70
700 Union troops enlisted.
'Tbi, encsmpment is producing intense excitement
Hmopg the Secessionists, who threaten IT 1t heavily
She liter of the letter we have before u.s. regrets the
formation of this sole camp He says that at least
four others should have been begun simultaneously,
and ut least 600 troops enlisted at once. lie ears
tbst thi one camp will provoke invasion from Ten
Dessee where armies have been collecting and drilling
Tor months and watching their opportunity to strike
ALLOW 10 Kentucky Civil war, the writer thinks Is
inevitable in Kentucky and the Union men are not 30
Hell prepared AS they ought TO have BEEN
The writers thereupon INDUCES In some general re-
eectio OIL the conduct of Government IN ITS at
tempt TO suppress rebellion and we VIII give bis views
in bis own words Is they will tend TO show what the
temper Of the people is In that gallant State. we re
beat tlas the writer one of The original unconditional
tnionis's Of Kentucky, OF the do Holt" type, and
has DO superior in Kentucky in intelligence, high CHAR
ee;er GuO bravery. He ssys:
"Ihe United SAFE Government IL too ttoto IN the
and people OF be Northern loyal States intend
70 lpro this rebellion they will hsve to Honse thenseves
M, whole population hSd better urn out and come down on
81. reb, a. them II ey not IN sayses aev
Al better Gre and G es Tebet hSre tieU mae
S,Sses Cameron /. continued In Office his inefncency and
{nc,pscitv md the dk Of pHicv ccdtnes 81 htn val prove
IA u OF the nation lie will retire and Holt DO put IN
b. place North and the Government do not kne" Snd
Sill p1 believe the truth 10 the OF tbs South IDS
rebels troops in the field tan the SerennenI
sa I'd Of the Government suppresus the eeelon tueLe
u seue danger Of tie rebels sUpprssss the Cover
Ehey the Government everywhere ane always nave ne
layer force. Uthn9s go 80 all Is iost" .,.., a,
The writer thinks conclusion, that hostilltles VIII
break our in Kentucky soon after the meeting OF the
Legislature, which meets On Mondsy next.
IN. Y. Times Aug. a.