The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

gciber with the remedies Of each were
better Understood, the health, the Ell.
cheney, the happiness. the comfort of the
army would be improved | know that
our army system ia considered admirn-
rable generally. by newspaper men and
congressman. If they were in camp,
aud subject to its hardships, their opin.
ions might undergo change. | hope
seine able mind will take the subject in
hand and supply its abuses and eradi.
cate It's evils.
Our force in kentucky What amount
Of men have we ,herey question frc.
quently asked in Marshall and difficult
to answer anywhere. The amount of
forces here and elsewhere. Is, shrcwdly
concealed from the outside public. From
my best information, below give You
AZ near "recon" MS | can The
sources Of my information are news nc
counts, hcarsay, and cyesight. place
the Federal force opposite 9. S.
coNrrprRArHs
Cumberland Cap scSo Bowling Green, % 600
Coiambns, below, 5000 Colunbas, IL GO
Maaudcrlng forces under jackson. ..... 800
Southland p. 5000 Louisville, 20 900
Cairo. ....,..... 5000 Northern ky.. 5000
Cumberland Gap. .........-.........-...... 49,
omit to state the independent bands
of kcntuckians who have failed hereto
fore TO unite with the army, or to send
IN their muster rolls; they are consid
cradle however IN numbers, aud are ac-
cumula,iDg IN quantity as the moral ei-
feet OF the Secession Of the State and
her admittanec into the G. s. increases.
They ( entuckinnsj captivated by our
forbcaranee and cmbodened by our
presence, begin to range themselves ON
the side of the South as their natural
allies. They find that they can no long.
er be ncutrals There will be Tories
here until the end Of time, and the AMI.
mesities formed IN this conflict will new
er be obliterated The social system Of
old Kentucky is wreck. and social
sySiem for new Kentucky is rapidly re-
organizing on politicalaf,initie as :"
basis--you can predict that much. Ii II
impossible TO conceive how kcntuck.
ians feel shout the struggle n0w gaieg
en- Tho bodies, Of them instruct their
children tn &C hnzg,hr for I'm Davis
when the soldiers ms tbe aoors-anA
The ladies' sometimes wave thejr hand.
kcrchieis to the soldiers, Compared
with the Wild and earnest Rebels Of
lie Spnih ,hev arc undemonstraijve
" Sir said 70 a Tinne- sne dov "are
vnn - l'n;nn man ~ t.y.s sir = ho re.
died. and why?r After surveying
him awhile II only wished II, .e,
.onor ea,i Tint Tinpe,. rves IN Hon.
k,nsvjlie and slave briaors La, lia ac
testable ware 4 Gentleman IN a horse
n.sa,.l ,n,. ..,,e IL. s.,,,itrds,g ki,,
IL. aud inquired. >" Are Won a soldier r
. Yes sir. | am" rcuiiod. Coin TO
felt eL well wbsr Ar yon from gr con
timed bc. "Frem Texas" PROM Tex.
AS. ch ! Well. hoo.rav fot Won. ha , LA
ha ." laughed be. prom Texas, I'm
mvtee clad Won ar come things wm
aittin ntiabty bad here. don't know
though. I've got two sons with jackson.
aud i've at Bovine Green thorull be- hot
work when Won meet 'em-poworful :"
The Old man rode on. apparentiv in decp
thought. How could we ask that man
t. he enthusiastic lie is with US, no
doubt but the idea that those bow.
mnst nee, in deadly strife. must I'm him
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