New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
FROM KENTUCKY.
Friehscned (isiscns-Disio,ni Women
Kentucky Cnionism-Thr Eouisviiic
Journai-liicgui Captures md Gales
NJ Centrnbands-Contras Given to
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fren Oar ss.ad cs'r.srord,n,

fIen Oar ss.dsl csr.'pordsn,
GLASGOW Ky, Sept. 70. 1879
! Toe Union peoplc-of whom, regret TO say,
i,srs TOO Jer Glssor Ciiy-aFc making prcrara
-i,ns-sane u them at great saorlhoeio End more
secure H',sn nom ne Han'2B fe sq'l % the border
- he cai herlard ready to pounce upon them 9, Tie
~ opportunity. There open sympaihboFs with
pe,s or among the male clissns. b" oxtonuaie The
f..ndAt 0. tie euc.T.iasi AID women sio m,nidsi
,air hatred 10 the urion cause BY leaving ;Ao side
xah ard waking IN the middle u The street In order
rns 20 pass under the American fec which hangs from
tie telegraph ofnes and tcadqunrcrs- II these were
n. only rorsons who would suffer- b. guerrilla waits It
~ord not be worth while keep force hero merely 20
ave them nom their fr.ends7 But. unhappIy tie
tare, ard The wheat grow together n y ns in other
casss aud must continue 20 DO t" unii harvest ~ We
roul ~, pluck 40 both There are some genuine and
devoted friends II the Union in tie plac".
Nv s1prfisncu. thus far among ue peopif ~ hon
'uciy vlcrc expected 60 ind harry taion sftt.i ,
las disappointed my expectation win &c." noae -,
ceriiua I have referred to- aid inolnd'd 81
course those who AZ. 10 tac army. and hoee patriot
.sn 10 no, limited ~ Sah iivs''l- b. 'l 90 lo inter
ct In rhs strurrie az positive sympathy With te wrong
side hope and rely trust that what have Soon
!. not fair sample 81 On. MOS sentiment = Anirckt
cnfyrr,sd 10 day With an old and patriotic citizen 81
Tom lnf,ic. In the adluinius lMonrue county ho
states that there were bot - I,Dbf 'ocf ol oi uuu IN
bis county. lie tAe sentiment thrf" 80 strong
Il, Mon But noiwitl standing n that bias hlcn cln M
I'd nr Kentucky aud her log city. IL tmrnillc net
that che farce ana energy O. Organize ior her
d.fsfao. oven against such coltcllluc r!OhleEa
| a. Hamilton and bis gang
Tks Louisrlle journal with It's lame and hating srp
port the War for The Union 30, hall aud hall policy IT'S
Two faced ard incansisleni critic sn Of Tie Adminsfra
ton l. hc Of The nflfo,fnlc 81 FOSSIL pa4ii n
/ k.utucay With such an exponent II opinion and
he last. 20 profit by the teaching of events. ara
shc j. likely TO have rcrp nii 'iri in d. hod'rs Inc
pubcans and haIlois of south Carolina AMI A,si'sipf
VII - into tho Kingdom bciose Those acinsAt,oas and
/ pAarisaic.l dc.ondo9s II The old bsihilism
he conduct O! some Of thee people T. beneath con
tempt. They remain at home. 10 c0"AIhl 10 tikf
,,s OF too lazy organize for th.r own defense and
IA, ,ooa Az some horse Aof comes along and curIles oil
on animal they viii rush poet hasie o head l,efs ami
claim protection against paeirl.las Ia tla way ,ho
ni,a lnfc,s az Glasgow have been kept ior IN ind't
Mic time. hunting ior formidable bands OF gucr.lna
whic4 did not oaist. on course email oIFrHed force
can i.sp 10 terror th0gf lnd pfopt who I'VE by their
labor have no combination among themselves and DO
not ktow when ~. wolf Is ming down upon me lold.
Aro,icr thing has strongly impressed ny iind. see
few e. no young Zen. do not know how many Zen
tuck, las Ia lie mon army. bat The Young rDU o.
courfs the effective Lghing men, have gone some.
where. Who can say what proportion OF them are IN
IcIions vlo have lived at this county seat and hove
been witnesses o tie fscts inform me tia. 70 has sn
regular custom 10 urr,1t and iprson IN he county
jail any coitInband passing through he streets NJ mat
tel wLeIe b, Il boin. and after OBTAINING Ai until TIE
regular Cour, dny, By is taken olt and t1li slave
a. tie highest bidder In font at the Court House 10
pay jail Jffs! Thee captures aIc made By State
Officials generally some rnvscnlLon of constable.
Who shares the proceeds Of slle with the State the
military authorities cOuuiving no or induItlng The
~ oc,tdinps. These negroes. In many canes. come
nom beyond Tie bounds 81 the State.
and we've. 10 doubt made fee by the act Of
Congress- having been employed by tie Rebels upon
their work Of defense aud IN the field; were made
fiec iy the Pr sdents Proclamation. IL IL not enough
for Kentucky. under tc present order OF things TO catch
and .urn 10 their claimants the slaves within her
borders. Must she turn kidnGlpcr Tor all the surround
ing States making hon territory broad trap for nee
men aud the county rs STAY pens ia which Ia c0nino
for sale every black person who enters rcr
territory putting the price II their freedom INTO her
treasury These sales have been made hero several
cOnrtdays and no doubt NJ other court honses AZ one
II these public sales IN Tie city Of Louisville the IIo'os
Marshal ineIiered IT, stop tho proceedings, but nave
been informed that an appeal was taken TO Toner"
Boyle, who permitted tho auction II human Hrih W pro-
ccei And while these Things ARE going on III inc most
pubic places. soldiers laying their bones upon
every battle field In Kentucky soil as well ~ IN other
States an offering to the AlOlooh ofSaycry
lnongers war; H. this the entertainments we are to De
invited 10 during the remainder Of the eDeloh III Tue
great loyal state Of kOntnchy
] learn froom good military authority. ana have Deen
requested 10 ca public attention 10 The iaet Una, so
Of The richest conri cts such buying horses or to
Union army. have been given TO wcn'known iepels'
who have been In the Rebel service even, ana other
persons who was represented man OF noiorionbiy
bad character pointed out 0 mo W the streets OF
this town only day or two since. DHSoio