Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-14
Correspondence of the atlanta InteiIig 'nter.
KNOXVILLE. Auy 3 1852

Morgan's late expedition into Ken u:ky viii b cpn-
spicuous history, aud will be in poetry aud
rumance But s results in fl citing Iudep ni,nce
Wl not be as important as they should have been
This is no fault OF his To the unmiIiary il lJoks
il he ought to have BEEN reinforced tn Tue ad
vautages he had gained aud have iuicted s more
serious wou ds on the enemy.
Iu this summers campaign, we must have all Ten.
uessee aud keuturky, If possible Toe want OF salt
nd pork 10 the Sou tnern Uone ieracY tn AL mikes
Jns ali important. .sides evident toat l. nc,n
AID the AO0ltloDlsts have deermuel 10 mak. n
ucky free State lte traitors Urittenuen anl
Ga, rett avis are Wiling To Sell her STATE but Tue
are not Of the pay. Ii Ao4 Lucia was ab.c To
pay them he silver n han as III. Pre-; of the rghs
aud blood OF their country, they would STRIKE u bar
gain with hIm hour notice.
Ga their return home they will doubt end av0r 10
induce their constituents TO comply w,'h lh4 wild vi
! tner master. Som, Ut The older OF uuctg wnl
duu Ut assent To 1t, but have ILc d "a = tIat
Young X ntucky Will resent The of; al asu!C.
Il The orlts of that Slate chO 8. 10 renue il III ra
worthy OF the OF The " d rk and bIvody ground"
it be 80, but Keutucky Should b. Gu at all h.z.
| ,rjs.
| The question presented by Lincoln to tn, border
States OF giving up slavery to appease The h.
AoOoOisls is humlIalIny to ther people 20 tn; last
| dgfee, aud the reply u The members IN The Copg
Il Va hin ton TO tile proposition snuu d ham 70
| the lowest p Of 10 amy. Ihest Il, II in:n G. ey
be called, eiter from case serVIy, b4oe
greed OF gain, have shameful ly and UNANIMOUSLY
their Southern cOuntrymrn white contt ing tur
stltutiUual Rights, aud j)inr hands wIh lt red
william who represents the abolition party-a parry dat
regard respect either tor compacL treau 8,
constitutions, or The Word OF Co.. VIII re IL ,er-
eres with the gratlfcatOn OF malignant pastors Inc
tory leaders OF Tennessee Kentucky, Virginia. as
the worst punishment that could be inf ed upon
for their shameful conduct, snUdJ be Norm live
with AboOnlsts and free negroes.
The renegades from East tennessee and the Yankees
who mostly stay at Cumberland Gap AslOnAiy CON
down into the valley Tor something eat and arr st
southern Rights cltz3n5 10 retaliation for Tie rest
Of traitors who holding IN hercours. tnern
aDd glvlug them Information, L u. IslAud tLey Eav5
arrested Of our friends ard propose :naDse-
| We do not know how the General in c Maud VA re-
this propostou but hope he Will uJtL such
efec i've viii prevent similar ia
| The future.
Our troops and cz have been quite restless 40 Ter
the want OF activity and eulerprz; IN n,nd r, lu
this sectIOn, but We have aud ,v.d=nce
the lethargc policy ls to More The
enemys regiment during their incursOus Iiey,
might aud would have been Captured, CuiJLe.s OF
reg mons OF soldiers had not beeu e,tralaeL by
cautious comm inders Vi urIgdd But let b,t50ues
be bye-gouts, aud let Us hupe better things the
| future. ehd without uUuoL have srrIus ,Inrs III
this section iu days Two K tner Ia Two
aruIIes must a. 3ht or Que OF iheu W. aIIu 10
! Buels army aud not tue tue Gap, u. H. will
also be taken care Ot 10 good time. E.