Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-26
lataitE if: vas sefionz Opposition, IL

|, purte,t and .eafofce-- theE way. inoasure:;.-
They were r'sloR to nse their power. Nh
fieSne Was taken by the .,lrajority Of .eittter
"House oi-the aTresr oi NJ ?rehead and others,
and the outrageous violation oi The first
prATcs sPles Unconstitutional liberty and insltit
lathe dignity Of .yhe. Sfsts .inyqlxfi IN. the
act. The Skola sa1ljse1,: wla W.liully.- aud
crlminsHY passed urtT.- -. '-% - =.
- The sqtfSs military nuTET nt the Stale Is
:nnHiedl lately called out tothe nstutber pf3Q QN16
p9tsr t6s chief: ttQlpmaid Of Brig. Gen. .Thos,
Is. Crit tenden, to rspel what i1-very. derision
pf i dth was cafsd the violation nf Kentucky 5
neutra lity aud INVASION Of irs Hoii By the Com
stedsIste .GoFerhu, ei,t:.... =. /.
+: Mst measure followed upon war -H,assare
ri rspm Succession: eacb-moro desperate III
its pFosisions and oppressive TO tha. liberties
E:of The people thar. ..thcae which. P7eaeded.4-
F.ThaGoreanor ofthe State Tss stripped. Of all
tefiectiIe power; and ostiInPoTtantofh his
Executive functions rested in: an -1inconstitu-
tidse military board 'of Ave 1aetbeTs:- The
4toSeJ hGr pel0ed MOST Of these Di1s:: upon the
ground Of unconsutnt tioIiality, IS fast aj: they
wsTe pres Ssnted to. him S- but they were luiclss
LlY-p passed. over: the executive votes !by the
CONSTITUTIONAL mai61idss sh4 bacAine l4as: :.
!. Bills deagnedta. etie careil destrsy fAres-
81 oTtdipn5o :sFeaef and OF the press.
under rigid mfainouS penalties, and tci astah-
.rsli illtgpl aud unconstitutionel test oarte Iii
etecti6hs;: :snif: ID til. .ferfarmaRSe 6l SONG 81
tbs Hld det salen.n rsSes ol.aelsi:,n iwtte iht:a
,duced and pasNad through 0ne pr hrtk h1a5 peg.
Some b[.these Eflls. Noare. defeated By .esecu-
Five vetoA4 some. lassed over the veto and be
ea,nE lsTs,. ard pshera again. failed :lor. want
| OF tmes to act -aroe theHs.- They sl1; how
e.ss, nlalhfy. .nt iatsd The aierce: and :insGri-
npufcts spirit OF the. party, AID oBnsluEirel5
! d-mnrstrared thar; liberty in Ke1isucksS was
ro-.n snd- until firmly re-esfshHsisi pon
lths SECURE basis 1t popular; suffrage ard n
pioiable. eonStituti icnsl lHitet ;0ns. = pom the
1--1Sth -of .{SRpSeznheE CaptsiR, new Major Ri.
NEjntes sshith, IN nee- af INSTRUCTIONS
+ FROM the Confederate. authorities. N. func-
l ton with others acting nCSurdirE Go his ot:hc-
ttiGrs, seized several trEils OF cars, hiding
>SiE.Hr enht- t-larEs -iocstaotive., belonging u
d. Vie. Lduisyifla and FagEylEi fsilz0ad, al Efl-
1Zabelhtoaanr- snd Ihe next day -E-.i armed With
them to- Bowling Green and netrsrtd thEili
/ liver 1b the- parties :authoriIea ky. the: Cen
Etederate C:,+vernrueEr co rece7e t1c5Ii;= i,-
lieys rist tEptam IE ptsT Smith vas Il fCst
tConfederate officer .te entsp the :SSSste: With
+lhs olhsr cveiTa 'eo1hected The occ,ipa-
.ticn' Bowling Green .s65: the troops. nricr
tieusTI Il!s IVhnsop- ami -Euc kDsr. aud eIowiEI
@1if OF! that Occupation, tkep bilc- are already
fauilar, and d.theJ? uee3 not be -rste5ssi -ir.--
I In mT rsxt. will conclude these ALREADY
too e Observation-Disclosures with a- brisi
! staten, lent. of nv present c5nditioH-of affairs
EIr the !Stat.'. --..-' - -" -: -NfSTrrrT:S'
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