The New York herald., 1862-03-29

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iii swear dd-trying 10 borrow some money and
Polk do you think there wasn sc9andrcl there would
lend ythng not even Harris and be got the money cot
"No.' said FOX. who dropped in word eceaaicnaiy.
a sort OF cncouracer
Ihn repeated sanders, "Bll, said you was frend
OF minc-and tacated one-always said So Bill.
didn't have rod, and I've walked forty i've miles In tho
last day, by the miesoncs, aud haven't had anything
10 buy bit to cat and he added, with impassionod
eloquence. swhat is cursed sight worse not single
drop To drink
This is complete. 1t is unnecessary TO tell how the
gallant and clever Tennesseean tok the wayarer home
game him numerous, if not innumerabe drinks and
iled him with fruits OF fields aud flesh Of hocks Whom
George niIcd however, he signifed by numerous
signs and finally by words that ho wished the
to leave The room "Pok, said he, 81 knew you were
no botter than Bill Polk could be found told
ro Who sos' asked r. Folk rather surprised at the
sudden and mysterious language, accompanied by the
'.Mr Polk, said Sanders want your horses and car
'sCeytainiy Mr.. sanders. IL you wish them" "Mr
Polk said George, W do not appear before you in any
ordinary character today am clothed with higher
Tho tone and manner indicated something fearfalper
haps TO arrest his host. &eSNN
II omissary," repeated W. Sanders, speaking
in very large capitals "from tho State of Kentucky and
hoI be received such Tle fact is continued he
coming down to the lovol Of familiar easation, 81
loft the prov vsiona government OF Kentucky mile
back, foot, finding It's way souhwardly, and de-
mand your horses and carriage in the Of that noble
State" 49, -
or course tho carriages wore harnesssd up at onco and
Mr. Sanders proceeded 70 bring the provisional govern
msns 70 Mr. Folks house. E
Johnson as much Clay as the sacred soil oil Ten.
could aord but still preserving his light and
active step Mckee late Of the Courier following: Walter
NJ Haideman, with all his industry and perseverance,
trying % keep up with his associate and Willis b: Ma
chen Vigorous active slightly sullen but in earnest,
giving gsosn Of fatigue. Imagine them safely en-
sconcei at Mr.. Polks, on their road South.
ssMr. Sanders said the Governor, with digndcd
suayity after the wanuts and wine, clamed to bo
acquaintance Of yours and we were very glad tosend
The Hon Governor maintained throughout that easy ,
self possessed manner which characterzcs the gentle
man. esgsl
The emirsary-for he ought to be so known--shortly
after suggested to the Provisional Governments that he
was ssbrokc and wished represent tho Con-
gressonal district of KentucSy-that is the Louisville
district "for - said he in his persuasive CONFIDENTIAL
tones 'that Is the only way know Of for with
out money to get to Richmond. ~
session at once held Of the State Council and iE
pleasure to record that Mr. Sanders Is author
lied by the Provisional Government+o proceed to.ich
mond represent interest in tho rebel Congress-
vice II. W. Bruce, removed or resigned
Mr.. POLK at this time addressed the new Congress
man, saying that he tad particular favor to ask
"Bl" said George to his host, speaking out OF full
heart and full chest t"Bil, you are boy after my
own hoart; whatever request you make ! grant"
easily grant, and which will please YOU" "It IS
granted" interrupted the grateful Sanders. " may be
surested,r continued Mr. Polk, within few minutes,
for disagrceing with some measures which Governor
Harris has urged upon the people, "Ncyer mind that
said tho impcuous Sanders, tlll stand by you." '' Ali
want" continued Mr.. Polk, "is for you to rourn to
Nashville a hostage for my wife and family"
Bill Polk" said George, gravely but firmly, I" you
a love; love you, aud lovo your wife and
family but il ever 60 back to Nashville may be id"
W there repiy to this, and The
doubtabe George and tho Provisional government
went on their way rejoicing.
We do not pretend to give this in the language
OF Mr.. Polk, which is said to be inimtable neither
do claim him as " Union man." lie has remained
ouip n bame nd
we are indebted him. who has reported
il rs coming from him. for genial and laughabie
the exit Of what promised to be very injurious to
our State ana still his Of
wisc pushing, incomprenensiblc character, Geo. N
Sanders member Of Congress- from thu Seventh district
of kentucky TO Richmond