, 1864-09-29
OUR LOUISVILLE LETTER.
Political Prospects In Kentucky,

~He ~ ~ A@tt'J sue
nominations OF Lac belmont-Chicago Con-
vention, prompted communication last
week, I am INDUCED to fessme The ou,I,
.oa,p In order n LET ron tnov ,vs.t 80 4
se..an .as ,sn., a.aa,;s.aas ~ ".as ... s,asln.
eo'1on nao oee0 oAPs'1eaeoo II attending
real Union meeting In Louisville.
Through the columns OF The Pts,s 1t Tsg
ANNOUNCED that tho Elector and Assistant
E1ector ~ the 17nion n.r+v f,r .,,;a a,...,a.
-1o,,,s .ss,asa <,,ss.1. es, r ~ 1H1S uloa''e1
~, ~eu11 AautSes M.e.ns ~ ta1nets' dall. IN
Lbs ciI5, ON Saturday evening, Sept c4th
alter street gus. lighting. The evening Was
cool and pleasant, at d, In comnanv With
d,stipe ufshed gentlemen f,or, ~. ,rhaoa
hecrt fro,n the 1a..,,1t.. - "@ose
as.as s.sa..,. o6 nnlne' nas Always pn1-
saIea s.1ongif IN the cauee OF Freedom, the
place Of assembling was found. The hall
was well filed with intelligent. ateadv a,d
hard -f}stea r,no,7, E,,d,,t,. 49, wc..',-
a fopAo A.F'oen''s' .ne "ot1tnS
eu "e1o Aoout' ana many. PROBABLY ma-
loritys appeared to BE- Of Teutonic origin.
The idea Immediately forced Itself upon .our
no, ~, ,.-,a ~. 49, -. .s.,. 80 -o.u5
~ q" w aaau .ou1 tne 4ueseaon WAS, "nether
ths SUBJECTS - be treated Of Wou1d be SO
handled as to be really productive Of henef,.
cial results. OF course, here in Kentuckv.
~ p'o..tgap ~ is'a,,. anu mlsu Iao anta-
~ ItenlIee I'VE ianuSaee apparently oTershad.
~ aoo as. w. t So"aanty, "nst Goulo
ae us 1peS1, e. e,tn ,ta, uom proiessea Union
uus ano sanssaeii.. ~ seauu1snse m9ol-
s NY ny nns Iouser1astke r,aa spnt. INC clarion
VA ~ IL inaaaaar nas 1,es bsen ~ iong hnshea,
t..e ~. 1'.aeu ~ taSy ~ au.e oea.e. maj 20
!ee* "ne enNatalasu " AeeI!ne eoous non
CO.., pu[nIre TGnp.eeslons ~ leeAns IN edVo-
Tnss 49, " ~ ~, tsgns aua uepIscatoi9 OF INC
hManhg' ~ .1o 1n. uano ~ ~ masG pIesent sao tno
tant ponu1o ~ l,9n. " w nan We we're appfe-
...is u.ss "outu oi1y au,u7s " eaue expo
a.s5 enaVn ~ na..onaa -. M iesues @ aaa NJ
eatis1actot5 70 one %no nao aia"h ms lasp!'
!auon 1!9m llee-ssnoot snt aao nSe.press latt,
luue- aoHesei, Muss "as ~ w ealos and
the maoneT o1 elVlng II uttefaace, We we're
ANXIOUS 70 ao9-ueuee 14f Attenaance'
tne aon. 9ames epeeo, oa1on elector. was
r,d1S tnagousea at,st: to .a1 eet ftam tne anu1-
,t.,n m1e aoe1,.as cueA1 soas ne msu .. mark ~
s,.t,an s1ts R h.sSa1a sensoo e ~ caang the
~ ~ a1aot;ea H. as5 ~ .a oGo -.
~ ~ eows sasssvn' w 10 ne.s5' 1"m
ene cennslue.ioa ~ our 19se.u"eI1. W =. VI esefJ
one 9e!ng IallG3psne MI IN r a. sp2dhS1 1Jol ~
sa!a Esaps nsa ~ ,o4c,i,1snf Ge and r,snsctah1e
uespe ,man bnt ~ rrnrest ntatIye of princ.ples.
hr nietrrred Abraham Lincoln for Presideat
~ no TTnifan Etatps- With the uentiou of
the Tresidenrs name, there cane such
round ct applause - to make me think, for
. moment, list possibly we might be u IN
cld-,athioned rrrhering Of HnWk-nyps. and
op,ice doubt,pply, Nit. Speeo having fsirly
Warmed up. tiien proceeded to compsru the
retpectiye ulAtfortns Of Baltimorn nnn Chi-
c,ro. rtsoln1lon bv rrso1utfon. confra.fi,,r
The manly. gtrnie htforrard. and nniyersa}
euIrit Of The former. with tba crin"inv tt,n-
most mahteflv style Unon the third resnln,
tion of tha Baltimore series-that orn which
sIsippe sluyrrv as the cause and strcupth or
The rthcllion rom.tcnas fhe art;on 1t the
Erecutlye ia relatIon tbereto. snd favors
ia nfter cx1inrt,nn-he nonrrrt forth ~.
reht OF inTective against The accorsed tnsti.
tntion. st, tho,ourh. 40 heart fell. ef, fnlI nj
ys,sn1,i aS.e,;e5cs os ~ ,ta s,iah;,ar =.
nnS ,1,a hadr -,n1i,;o ons eTts ~. ,,as 1u
t,s,toct onnr:cistinn If ~ nrnaits suIu ana !
tn;nst;r. .hs+ ~ conna, ,It{ ~
';t1 ara.,,d ap - No s1n + tn,,S a'1 .aIe .n1
nnrrst,vealr am snnlsnainp .ver.Thtnn ] @ 1Ga
said. sid Having epokens psrhans' Il, % hn5'r and md
half md meanwhile said nothing in IN
eqnivocal Wy, Ar. Speed closed with an
eulogsum upon the honesty and eteadfask-
ness oi PURPOSE Of Abraham Lincoln which
on,u ~ ~ h,s fitn.ss ~ S'r 1aia,Ht r hnt = nv "
thn absolute necessity for cpntfnninc him IN
The Eposition, If we wished to put down
nus infamous slesehoidels repelion and CO.
e"r, I1n,an ~ ~ c9nc1n.;nn cIu ~ L. T.. td,s 81
dreas We departed. althou.h. as va after
wards learned, the meeting was enthusiastic
ca1ly continued, the assistant elsctor and
Tb"Ie ~ wn1a yeTn snnrrn me bss-inr ss1n
thai could not have been appjauded In "a.
neuil Hall, and the wonder seemed to be how
such man as Jamss speed could I've aud
whcn " e. saT a1onnd 1 =. fSa Il noTin~ nov oot ~
the city responding earnestly to his utteran.
ces, the conclusion WAS arrived At very reA.-
ily, that there must Dc large body Of people
Iet..aa4 "Ao lar.i,ai ;n,- .sh suo W. uaaeiehec
Owning capItsl. md who only await thc nicF
Of time to PROSTATE In the duat forever the
preetiee'ofa . self-copstituted AristocrncY with
i'll its attendant eocial evils. and eubstItute In
its place the dignity Of honest toll, through
the medium Of which even such men Is
IsirscJ Of our great Republic. Iowa.
tofPerheao fa'Senooo Exposed.
- MOUNT CAnaoLt, ILL.,, Sept. IT, 1861
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In Mondays 1iases Aoticsl special dis.
natch to that naper. dated Mt r,arra11 Ills
sent e4tb hesdes ..yara. n,a,o-.o,i. ~,
eeps '7.' NeHuea .@a'9e Os"t1e'ose -aees
'"g-oFttea ot :. q. ttoo'"so's-Grsot E1'thu'
xidsn-11e Republicans DisnaVed, Ec,n The
writer of that dispatch says. ait ras tbe
1.rgest r,15tica1 a,.o,,h1a<r. h.,a :. o.,
41e f. ~" o's ~ rs'~ "a e~.1e11
County HOE he'efa' years. IaeFe mas oeen
60 political assemblage in Carroll county
since 1sE0- unt3l that dav. 'consennen4,v II
-
needs no argument to refut. the statement.
Then the dfsratcf, roee On ard SAWS tn 1t
.t.s;. -. a1,.,sa,,e yv,,,rx ..s.3
tH1s mas ollsA1A4l5 " LIZ county, Auus
though Republican of late Ye1.s, has been
strongly conservative. refusfnp to rive an
n-ora1;asd a5t..a.,s - ~. IT.. da,t-,,a.
uoa.a"a.o "uu.fsne' :. tae ois'~ aoe1 iue1
ana 1ahalacai policies Of tnat party, hence the
citizens have been more easily nakened to
4 proper realization of The perils surround.
i1c tbs couxtry. and more ready to abandou
the Republtcsn partY tor one mOrc WiIlinV
and hetfer nnRtif,ed ~ reatore ne.ca AMI 7nfs
r. tn fhs connt-vT Rahi tsThs oenr,s ~
X. " ca1ntv tv a. res5irn os ~ p1opAs 80 "
n1n nN.ha{ a. IN. ~ fssx tu .A ~ fIs
~ sots ,t 1nu th the 1te .o1 VEL IN
rs rs...' rsa uno Lt4s II Mackeset
pnt -sc,nea ther nps.ao "a u 1nco.n 1h. eaFe
se1+;n9 4pe R.nn,l;oar su Hut1c, toe{ ~ af9 ~ ~
dSeds." The writer Of that dispatch told the
1'"scs folks an uumitigated falsehood. There
tsnot particle oftruth In his tatemeut. The
.great enthusiasm" ia confined IN the cali
BE-. Of i5s thsn leaned came Snage% % rho b.. % NOR;
county have Always been strong anti-Bla.
very and to show that tho people have not
changed their opiaiens, I insert fesolu-
fiOn D2Esed Rt, their RAnuh1frnn Ffrfnu I'm.