The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-02-20

'ucky cen. het Cou.rlis icrers % f.sr
is!aiHiss Q: Free aid Laval Safe. 70 H.
exc!ua9on Of >iave AID Rebel S,.,e., VII
70 Hew Eo7!; and Ohio ans. not 70 yirgir.
"a a"d Georgia. Surely, the irifinc eli,
cah'Atances shat The latter would r1,oba
o!y seize aud bang them can have DO in.
huencs wiki rcao@ loving p,ttioss. five
are 20 have "a cessation of hos.ili,ias
bead.ng The negotiations, We ought 70
nave It CT the par. 9TH Rebel. a. vel
s. . tile Cn'o4lsts Tia: u.y 10, be
;hs Kentucky fashion, but folks Up this
way would insist on is.-N. Y. Tribune
70 Editcr tslks more about "fuiyne,s'
eaan the Editor Of tie I,ibune, ard no
one should tlu.h reddsr at the mention Of
me word 1t is alleged that a mem Der Of
lie Kentucky Legislature from 9helbg
offered a cerisn resolution. and upon the
strength OF Ills allegation, sin pie ale
gatloE OF what an individual member pro>
possd, she Editor OF TIE Tribune beads
his comments thereon Kentucky OF
Feacs" and undertakes 10 tell what Ken.
lucky is preparing 10 do. lie. him wait
untlI HE Go:srnor and Legislature Of Ken.
sncky acts ts:or. he procis:ns what hes
tucky ia PREPARING 70 10. E.'c d2u't sup
pose there IS Legislature ia The Union
10 nhich some IL judged peace proposition
has soi kSsn otie.sd, bat there is & class
of Republican Elisors, and Republican
politicians Who are not Filters, tbs: de-
iIglt to single on: Kentucky fer dsnuncin
ZION. Hill judged peace propositions arc
discussed III toe ken.uc ky Legislature,
they ara clsrussad TO he condemned.
We can tel the Editor of.he Tribune
that keniucky would scotn any suoh pro-
position As he has repeatedly put forth IN
regard 10 tOreiga mediation, and ligt she
"olld utterly GIsdsin any such Suggestion
as hc ms }lst n ace, that, unless our stniie>
succeed 10 giving blow 20 ihs rebellion
Within the neA. ninety DAYS, our proper
PnAcv then viii lie 10 acknowledge our
selves beaten, Low 10 our destiny, and gs:
the best peace vs can. Shame CT him
50 fierce 20 get The country into war and
80 read 20 %. her ou, Of it with Gi.tIou-
or .-LouisviNe JournQ!.
From the same j-urnsl, Of The 9Th inst,
from which We Gu. the above, We extract
The following, on the sujjeel Of the r.solu
lions before tie Kentucky Legislature for
a Pesco Convention" or :. Conference
q legislatures on the pre.ans coalition OF
cur National afs;rs,' which bad Leen res
fsrre 10 thv COMMITTEES On Fedora! R.,a
i;yn.:
- Ne are glad Ibis u'jeci hsa been
brou2h, forward IL the I.eeisi:tuTe. We
hope It viii he sc:el upon promptly and
IaroTa5r. It's Importance cannot as we
conceive be eaei,y ovsIra.cd The nariio-
alar node in vLi.h tie oonfaronse shall
tax. place or he Initiated is q secc rGary
consequence; for, If N tina pariicn.sr We
shoud happen to start aSsH.rdiy, we
could readily mend oar Steps. We arPre
hend this subordinate question can coca
sion I;ttle or no difficulty arhorg hose Who
agree with respect 10 tie principal quas-
ton. And us wouI! fam boiiege :Aat they
enbrsee the whole Iov.I strength Of he
Legislature. Undoubtedly the question
viii be acted upon ons way OF tia other
al an early day.
" while, TIE legislatures Of eur els
ter States, if indeed they ara prepared 10
act separated resracsing the EaiionGl at
fairs, will DO doubt thi.k f,. in view Of
;bi. proposition before HE Legislature Of
kentucky, to defer their action Unit; the
f"te of the proposition shall be known"
We'll nigh. The Journal say Of the Ed
Tor Of the SsnttnsI. az j! sa;d Of the Editor
OF the Tribune, g No ore talks N ore about
: fairness than the Edit,r Of the Trl5gn.
and no one Should blush rsider at the
mention Of The word :"