Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-10

The following is worthy Of the notice of
the military authorities. There is no
doubt that the rebels are busily at work in
Kentucky, and unless great vigilance and
seSerity be used, that State will be in
far worse condition than ours. The reb-
els can easily be crushed out If attended
to in time, but they must be crushed out,
not sworn and turned loose, or sent to
Northern forts and camps.
KENTUCKY RISING.
Yesterday morning Capt James Cas-
tleman, of Kentucky, passed through
here on his way TO Corinth. He is lust
from Lexington, in that State, and
brought out with him seventy men, all
we'll mounted, armed and equipped,
having furnished themselves with the
outfit His men are now at Chattanooga.
while he has gone 20 Corinth TO see Nor
gan, to make arrangements for joining his
squadron,
Capt Castleman brought his men
through Pound Gap, and thence down
through East Tennessee. Nearly every
where through Kentucky they were well
coined, greeted with cheers, and bid Cod
speed. They were entertained with Law
ish hand by the people of Kentucky, who
refused TO receive any compensation. In
every place they found the spirit of the
people aroused and fully enlisted in their
feelings in favor of the South. A few of
the Lincoln Home Guard organizations
still exist, but most of them have dis
banded. The Captain and his meu had
two fights with them as they came along,
and whipped them badly both times.
He brought seventeen Of these Home
Guards prisoners TO Chattanooga
He reports that large numbers of Ken
tuckians are getting off TO Join Hum
phrey Marshall that no less than a regi-
ment, lately raised in the neighborhood
of Lexington, and in Owen, Henry, Bath
and other counties contiguous, have gone
| from the State in small squads so as not
TO excite the suspicion of the Lincoln SOL
diery, ana are with Marshall. 1t needs
only for our army to march into that
country TO have three -fourths of the men
at once flock TO the standard of Southern
Rights and independence In some
places they are openly and deiiantly re-
| SIuulhB ~hU ShliSVhS iVE JHe Doubhern
| army.
Capt. G. says the crops in Kentucky
were never more promising, and that pro-
visions sre abundant and cheap. Corn is
worth 20 cents per bushel, and other
things in proportion.
We hope our government will soon find
some means of marching an army into
that State, TO strike the shackles from
the hands of her gallant sons A more
serious blow could not be struck at Lin
coEdOm.
Startling Plot 10 DePose zen. Davis
and create a Military Dictator a.
hts place.
The Coyedeacy gives us startling in
telligence in reference to the violent OPP
! position growing up against JEFF. DAVIS.
IL says
The Charleston Courier, of the 22nd
inst, has an editorial Of nearly two coll
umns in defense of President Davis and
his administration. The CotuierA saws:
eve have been reliably informed that
men Of high o9iciai position ansopq us---mep
of good intentions, but of mistaken and
misguided patriotism, are s0loinq lis seeds
Of discord broadcast IN our midst, IN preach
ing crusade against President Davis. and
calling tor a general convention Of The Conted-
crate States, 10 depose him and c,egte MN
tary Ditator in his place."
The Corfeaeacy proceeds TO argue
against the proposed deposition, and in
80 doing, unawares makes an unanswer-
able argument against the folly and mad
ness Of the South in rebeling al the eies
ton Of Mr.. Lincoln. II utterly annihi-
lates the whole cause Of secession by this
plea for JEFF. DAVIS. We commend IL to
the careful perusal Of our Tennessee re-
bells. II says:
The people Of the country aroe}qiO-
abiding, aud the law making power il
limited by the Constitution, wi hose bounds
il cannot oyerstep This our people
know, and it makes them feel safe in
their persons aud estates. They know
that u he barriers Of Lie Constitution az
brol.ea doi0n sUen igfh tie best of mOtiUes 4
their slPp0sed go0d Il opens he loay in
similar violation 10 TIER very great DANA
and s;ea He loss AZ their Liberty; and thou
IL Is possible for isithful adherence
every requirement Of the Constitution
work Inconvenience and injury,
placing over Us incompetent officials,
some other way, he evil i0iH terminate 3
ne cause that produced Il; Dhen The inooB
tent aliaaFs term ezpires chaBqs i0iU o
Aii0i0ing President DAVIS 10 BE- NE
incompetent man ia Ameica, he had IsH,
borne 10Th m his tenn expire han 10 qel
II him, on ATTEMPT 10 d0 so, by geu0lufio
any amlawfH Dnaas. his eUag ma
sense uniestaHds; and no man tgho isa
tint and man Of sense i0iH undertake b,
c0urage spCh ne pgrafe measures as he