The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22

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,ae up tneee WORKS he built Nj 1lt6h
created much merrimen among the troops Of
nis command. At ,hs battle of Osrro 0ordo
no commanded . brigade Of Psnnsylvania
MMooRs: MeeRIs:, as wss ordsrsd e opsrass O. shs
aad' th snr SaeiteTsd Afmseh behihdaa lock
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brigade had turned the epsmy's left, and this
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several thousanu Len Snd pfocssded "a tSee Se
mississiPpi river, in the viftnitY. 81 Nom.
phis, where he erec ted .sevefnl bate.
hus, Keasuckyj -snd txeNj votnnhshced The
toEiaesttonN Nol thar tsscs; sbnt1 Dstoftt the
Nnrk was com plsesd he was succsSds0r ~
hishop Polk, Who was appointed malof:ush:
States. Pillow was obligea to assume a'vuu'
ordinate position, which Was net very nat.
terinx to his vanity Aboat one month aEo
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which rssa!tsd IL. .ths resigaaton. OF the foE-
lnsr. Tho dinsrsnss, no ~sxel, ,yas adjusIsd.
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| son and troops near Fort Doplsson.
s.ls.-ass. sIxox ,. lvoxN1a.
Brigadisr; ;4snersl Simon p. Bucknsz. who
native Of KsntdSfy. Il seldom fsli.- to
name Of man who is surrounded with
more infamy, treachety, ind falsehood
ttha4 Simon. b. 1uckner,. OF --KsnsocRy
the Inauguration Of civil ~stfNs IN
fchief force Of the rebels In southern Rsn<'
ftucky. lawyer by profession, he has hith.
|ierto been deemed . man Of fair ability.
Neither 1t the bar nor upon the stump has
OF powe,.'' Ere tnis evil war broEse out ia
was . Promiient mem ber Of the Xnixh =, al
the Golden Uircle-indeed, the most promi.
nent In KENTUCKY. There seems new to exist
those Kniket. vas proiessedig an. acquisition
OF territory upon ouE South western Irontier;
thsir real pnrpose was tO. consolidate and
crystanzs an offapA ition: 1ol the, dis
msnt or i xrsat. Southern. slave I I1 emnsrs,.
BY y the NC ea.siAs q the DIdsE only the chosen
anc ts,s ..ss I'M shsssGf ~ mention. inner
srsts Of she tlrcl1 Tar enough torsGa1d vith,
contempt the Blind dsvotsos worahtpptuS NJ ia
the vestioule. 4eneral Bucknsr .Was one Of
ssss1t l,n,:s:el1s 1,a e: :s
attempted. 70 reach, he became Adjutan4
General Of the State. Under an, iuseniouslv
devised lay. suskesisd by the -au6tly, per.
a se & ,9uickne:;s ;; 2i Joan o. Breekinridse.
fhe ostensfble purpose Of organizing and
Arming tho militia OF the state. None but
inside mem bets OF the Golden Circle be-
faMs sa MEMBER e's T.: of s. IL ,dsnsrsi BucAner
Vest Point. long in the regular service.
Swice breveted for gallant conduct in
yexlco, his a qualifications as an onfcef and
his personal Oonrage are not 70 be rsason ablv
doubted. He is q younr man, Of about s.
years OF age, and, wo regret to say a native
91 kentucky. A little above the medium
Height, his ePareness gives to his dgurs an
dPpearance OF taAuess which does not be-
Rearance. In his manners he partly affects
acertatn' snavity and urbAnity., His infu-
dpce fs considerable With the inexperienced,
dpd when he isdisposed his style is especially
achaT1hing- TO untutored men. His lack Of
Honesty ts patent 70 the coultry, and he
stnntts before # divested, OF All the attri-
@.tes OF honor, truth. and integrity, which
July last he visited, WasSinEton city, rem
resented. himself there a. loyal, ingra.
tiated himself into General Scott's conf.
dence, Obtained Permission to- inspect all
the fo.tincattons. in that vicinity, made the
Hon: RonaIt ma llory and others believe that
he wished TO take service in the army Of the
United States, returned TO Louisville, and
remained for brief period without giving
tne slightest p6blie indicatlon-t that he con-
tdmptated any dis1oyal movement !; and yet,
at the vefy lime, during that very soIourn,
there, he held secret conferences with the
conspirators there, and designs ted milit tary
commander to head them In the outbreak
that had been agreed on. Kentucky expected
pushed and aided her son on to many suc.
cesses and benefits; but he turned traitor to
har soil,