The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16
The LoralIsts Of KenfncIlY.

The loyal party Of Kentucky has
hitherto suffered misrepresentation
partially from journals out of the State,
but chiefly from those within it; from
sheets whose chief object was to aid
and encourage the rebels, on every con
coivable occasion. Papers pretending
to desire restoration Of the Union
have made that event subordinate to
the preservation Of slavery; and have
dealt IN unmitigated and unmeasured
abuse, while speakingof those who were
for the Union under ell circumstances,
and at every hazard
After reading the columns OF either
Of the Louisville papers, any rebel, who
is unGcquainted with the fact that they
10 not represent the loyal portion Of
public sentiment is fully justified in
anticipating a speedy attempt on the
part of the masses Of Kentuckians to
throw themselves into the arms of JEFF
Davis; are justified in believing there
is no such thing as devotion to the
Union in the State.
But the loyal sentiment viii not be
forever stihed through such men as
Rousseau, Smith and others, it has
found an expression on the stump and
recently, through the columns Of the
Frankfor; Commonwealth, it has found
an advocate in q public journal SBut
all this il not sufficient It's leading
Observation-Disclosures first class
journal, devoted to the Union; and we
are happy to announce that such pa
per is about TO appear The scheme
has been several months in perfecting;
and rebel sympathizers had hoped that
il would fail But such hopes were
merely chimerical; the time for the IS
sue Of the first number has been def
nitely tixed-next Monday The pub
fishers in their prospectus say:
From the inception Of the rebellion,
the genuine Union sentiment Of the
State of Kentucky has found but little
expression, either in the addresses Of
the prominent politicians or in the
press This state of things, ut all times
source of murmuring, though some
what alleviated 10y the partial supply Of
loyal journals from other States. has at
last ripened into dissatisfaction and
positive demand for such a newspaper
The vote Of tho people OF Kentucky,
on every occRsion-and their res0lu-
lions in their primary assemblies, far
ahead Of their politicians, far in adj
vance Of their press, are 20 us the surest
guaranty-jhat a majority are with Us.
The object Of this paper IS 10 give or
ganizstion to that majority, and to de
yelope into political action the cOnyic-
lions which, IN their hearts the people
cherish. Also TO take full advantage
Of the facilities at command - furnish
Its patrons with the current news. and
JQ devolope some important features Of
Daily, that have not hitherto received
from the press here the prominence de-
sirablo IN a mercantile community.
Without waiting for the new Press.
Type, &c, ordered, the Publisher. de
pending upon his present resources, not
iuconsiderable, ventures to announce
the appearance Of the first number OF
Monday, April 18th, 1864"
The Terms are, with any three dollar
magazine, $40 per year, or 81 per month
Communication TO be addressed 20 l.
A. Civil 49,, Main ST., Ky It is called
the Onion Press
We hope, and believe the paper viii
prosper; and we are sanguine that the
result viii be to disenthran and there
by encourage the truly loyal sentiment
Of the State of Kentucky.