The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

: NJ 81 FROM wnat lsI knoWn, ,oft the immi.
nenee Of this attempt, to doubt = corrcspoln aln'
ding Confederate plan ID invade, Kentucky,
wonld bste take the improbable suppo<i-
tieataat q secession faction in Kentucky
wers ahaAt 70 aqlung pteaaAY teaA avar with the
United States without Confederate aid.
They Nhe chooes nay defend Governor
Bramlet:e's loyalty1at the expense Of his
'ntellect by'afirmingthst lie could hot have
considered the line vitable Yconsequeshces OF
the violence heinv0kel: but utiosh4rsfless re :
cel'ly havsideclared the plan! eofaopefations
which was to follow, and by, WHICH they
!In londly hoped TO- make Kentucky IL :fat4!
blow to the Union GAUGE Ifsthep Governor
has been reserved inss Peech Us to the ul.c
rior course, Lieut.. Gov. Jacobs has not
The olnmpnications Of the army of che
West, being through Kentucky, were to be
se'zsa. q The stoppasser Of It's supplies Won d
force it to fall back 10 the Ohio river The
lebel army would follow and kentucky
would be united to her Southern sisters.
The nature Of SECESSION is destr,ction.-
We expect that the secession factisn would
bring civil war into Ken lucky j: ;.hty could.
But how shall the people Of that Sate
measure the perfidy OF officers elected as the
Union men, who havs ,prenedi,atsi a re
bellion, which II it had gained any grea,
headway, would have ma1e Kentucky the
battle field Of the two great armies, and
turned its cultivated fields and we'll stocked
farms :nto s2ene OF devastation because an
the brink Of it the plotters became con
vinced that the temper Of the people aoI
Kentucky Was such that the attempt would
be dangerous and the result was rather more
likely to BE- their own ruin and .banishmcnt
or execution, than the ruin of the State. Is
i The occasion has, shown that .tbsre issiai i
loyalty in Kentucky entirely different fr5na
a,lat lip service OF the Union which furnish ihh<
les facility for 'treachery:. sa,ats there Is ,
|popq:.f Persr there vLieh u mt willing id
ruin the State to save slavery from he
||htardens 81 The xss.a- " hen The resl Union
f|.sn q Kentack. shall recognize their oxaial
Strength and shall sleagh5 OF that trsAcheir!y
which pretends Unionism sthsfs,e, while ii L
finds IL, sanity il Copperheadism in Is.
lothF States, then they will control tie
State. Thespe,il rheyshave just escapsi, i.
Enough 70 Impress upon shem7 HE. dagger 9
Iths pslicy Of. e'ecsing 70 power thes< who's.
Uniosism comes nearest Sscessioaism.
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1it1euid bs vresg 70 oo,srs ., ,hss' CAS-.
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pfs,eod that oMcsr. guilty b thh,ss lis Il aianteu ten,
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