, 1861-04-19
SOUTHER.E INDICATIONS.
The Way in " wtieh the News was ii j,
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The Louisville Courier Of he15th, . on*atu
+ the following paragraphs:
KENTUCKY WILL FU1ssrsa 10 MRr 70 71an
AGAINST THE totfH. :.
Yesterday the Federal Adtuinisttat ca1le
npon the Governor of this State for fou rreg
ments Of volunteers to aid them In whl inplnI
back into the Union the eeyen sox ere!gl
States .Which~haVe~ seeded and-for@ ed Ii
Southern Confederacy. >
70 this demand, Els Excellency, Go verno
Masof1n, replied promptly and e11pha tican,
that Kentucky will furnish no troops 70 r sacl
g. purpose. = .---
The decision. with. which our: Governe
acted will be applauded BY every 1oyal Ken
tuckian, as his refusal to comply with tn,
extraordinary demand Of the President VII
meet their approval and be sust aimed b,
them.
Not a regiment, not COMPANY even, vii
be furnished BY any Slave State to nj d the Ad
miDistration In the unjust and nnht 3ly Wat il
has inauguEated. II the contest is % be con
tinueu, the North must meet UNITED
SOUTH,
ExCITEMENT N THE CouNTRY-sENTl 1dEET OF
KENTUCKY.
A correspondent writes that meeting was
to be held IN Bloomfield on yesterday evening
at Charleston, The fee1Iro If inGFonet;on
ia great against Tf1cnIn f5r f,;a docfr1ne ri
coerclon. A1~ AA' ~'&'o =
The same fee1jnp r,reyai1s IN I.e}sanoo. Tav.
loEsyllle, and shelbyvi1le, as we learn by oar
correspondent
THE CAUSE OF THE souTH-soLD1EEs FoR THE
|: SOUTHERN ARMY.
Col Jack Allen, tried and gallant soldier,
Is forming regiment, which will start in d
lew days to assist the men otthe soutl in the
Struggle Tor their lbe rly and their honor. He
has M opened an ehce in this city on Filth street,
#hefe men can Get the necessary Information
py applying IN person or by letter.
neare requested to state That tIaAspo ration
10 Tree 10 tae eonthefn States.
Hoi FOR TIE SOUTH, =
:: The Davfa Gnerda p,11 ,oe;+ire1r a+..,4 41,a
evening for The South. al narsors vn ,.1.h en1s
IN fnfn mnst enral the;r nals,r a. ~, 1890
po,ts Cnnesrt i'll Ff;h straat ~ 80 "
let ani 1o.dar Risr s'd ost,1t. a,,
Fnninaoe iii he fnrnisbaa s1@sso "A" e'1'p
.N "-. N|
ResfocdASs TO ARafs.
President Lincoln, backed by his Abolition
hordes, Is attempting to sutjugate the South
e1n people Our brethren Of the South will
need help to repel the invaders.
Those who wish to fight for Southern rights
and Southern honor can join regiment which
Is 16E forming.
Apply Ct the rendezvous, Concert Hall, be-
between Market and Jefferson street.
Persons in, the country who wish to embark
In the cause, will address ma at this point.
IT,: - JoHa ALLEN.
rr.nsnar;st;na S The ~ WI 1e@se IL ~" Gays
Tha rr..,.x.. .:--S.
!, e es 49, Ds.assa.-.,- 1l. ~
.ae 1eeee..e4 " s3o eti' ? 1'ssA0'a''o4
IN Aouisslhe;
,r,;a5 r. afst a1eenDg o. n1uterable Sadness pre-
ererv mind hnt snnn s1s ssh @ On
place Of sorrow: and m nne onrfd mos
through the crowds copgregatea in fruntt and
near tue printing oft1ces, in the hotels, and on
the street corners and hear the animated con-
Eersataon ard spirited discussions without be
lug convinced lhat Kentucky Is bling fully
aroused and Will be ready to meet any emer-
gency that may arise.
Tho regent paet .a forgotten. Union N n and
Southern rights men, differing her5&ofore On
party Issues and questions OF policy and ever,
Of right, are nov united as one man In tha
uoaiterable discrimination to meet fhe hort1es
IF Ar, Ainc9ln tIat are about to pour down on
the havonet. =
fTnt31 var zq,s heu,n onr neorfe vVera d;vid.
All y, sa,,+;+n.nt en9aa rnnop5,jnna1S- ~ M
ITninn some hnninu fnr q rarons.rnct;on ~
fhe Cnnfr1erarV so6e 1 iiesna;r;nr of anG snch
resnT dea;r;nt5 ,;aseaah1s sorataa25 sIs1 49,,
hoaiii,t;ea 1ha nro, fena.ion ~ fha prss;asnf
and t1,o s,;+it ~ ~ 10 Noth III ~ ~ tass'qea
~ ~ q sae 'oitaetn PeopIe Aafe
n.: ~ ot,te ahu Tue eane tnoughL
1a. au auu lne salue splf4t nus eRe1Y
t'oTon ~ anu i4i nerves s eI Svs1f arm. :.
r. :. ~ ~, sne vSs5aat aal1 aad ea1
1tls olsteE On sne eesesslonlsts Tor attacking
Sumter aRd bitter On the president for his
Sn att4mnt ia noa Tnada hv vy4...ss ~
~ a'eemps - eoT naue " tne eecssslonfsts
~, ~ ntae a3ssllase o. tnas g14sFons ana i1e3"
eusap1e st5 I'LL olunoes, NJ Llacosns PFoctamataon,
ano aEIEy our peop!e away upon the rushing t
ts1e ~ ezcltement~ we ADVISE them to be
nnt for 1ond .TH uei1s ~, an es sseF !noaehts'
Men can better make up their minds 1.-The IN the
sllepcs Of solemn reflection than in nolso and |
tEtmult and confusion. If any man. who was |
not 8 eeceas'on}st, has been made eeeesslou- |
1st D NE ts1ncoln's proclamation, he is guilty |
oi q "eakness anu amoe cl1ity that he shonld |
piusA ~ aeknoWleGge 70 the world or even to I
nlmsen. Mr' Llocoia u not the United States |
we OWE arrogance 70 1t, MIR, coin is not |
ours ana We 40 not owe allegiance to him.
); sat. LiLeolns Term OF oH1ce is brief and fleet I
lag tae government, ne hope, will last Tor |
e.tIt WE Foafo sooleS acknowledge kiaship |
VIII. 4useets a1lu feptltes tnan permit our-
ee,ses 70 oe ull'en Or 1hnueneed by Dir Lin- /
!, soln VI any otne1 man, occupying the Pfssi-
oer y: " anJ oenff ~ oaace, a:to VOCATION OF
oa1 ~ g1ance OF lnto an attltude Of hostility
20 me Government that has held its broad
ggfs oveff - =: IRON our infancy.
THE FEELING N BALTuo1sE.
1ne AMERICAN oeserlhes the excitement In