, 1864-04-07
TIE RESISTANCE To THE
BRAFT OF SLAVES 1N
x kentucky.
4 Glance Mt Governor Brarnlette'a
Position.

WAsn1sarox, April 3.-The Organized deni1l BY
Gov: Brarleise and friends Of tho truth Of the
Tfilpne's Nathinfton telegram, that the Governor
Iesiat 1hc oss, ofhes slaves Us to return
to the topic, aud TO sin1e pc.ltiyeiy aud moro 1T
larEe that. among the eSideases of q t1ea.easoie
State ard the LoufsEille ors:a' 5actioatsrs, are:
]. The fsct that Gov. p;an'ettee sat upon the
o at ana n as s+s s"n q
which hc c1loglzed 'lEe bnckners. the Morgana,
The stephe1se es of Kentucky and OF the South"
e2ea gsoa and
misery tlIa m wsF % wag bringing on tho women and
county. while epgaged IL rolling the pesrocs in
his district, received dlepatch b telegraph from
Governor Dremetc nearly II nut literally In these
have demanded that this business of enrolling aud
drafting Of nsgrHss nust be stopped; ana hs
vi Ill The f:c,s ,Eat Gov, Dramlettc, alter an in
te1view with shipman Of the LontsTlile Jour1a4,
and sent It ior publication to tie oice of The con-.
TIE, and proofs 81 ii ,saEca-fhat that proc a
I,ati1n ~ IN its opsnfg re. and :, ,ESns4qat Tss
administration. I'll That 1t unhesltatinslY coun-
ee!td resistance to the enrolment Of nc ross and
specified how this could te done; Stating first,
tEat The 9Yners Ut slayes could zetnse TO give ii
rteo1ttd to to compel them to furnish the negrocs
I'm ss aosesnef: {al TEal it pledged tie peopIs @
tsana ssia 'as @ s ossr sts sts satss Is
Thst It attacked the law Of Congress as "unques-
tionnbly Unconstitutional" and urged resistance
". The fact that IT meeting OF ise gentlemen
in Frankfort, 1T o'clock at night Governor Bsnm-
lc,te read that proclamation aioud from proof,
V:sThat The loyal, stout-heariel d. Drecklnridse
wlthstood It's Publication and rcbuked It's spirit,
telling the Governor that It would bring On civil
wnE II The State, and thst be would be held to a
il be paIiahed it:'' D0'A fets''!' '@tt3 on1~'4''
II. That lie Governor, cowca by Brcekinrldso's
Of The Others, then and hcre eyis:sTa:ed tie tai
torous document and sent 1t to be reset fo1 publl
cation, Thorn of fvesixlhs of its length md purgea
n1. fhat at heat do1: Jacobs. in conversation
With -, q few days before the event jnst nara.
ted, counselled open Resistance to the DRAFT How
T ose.esne Sea gfana Saas s' s W. III III
stop hia srpplics-they al 60 through Kentucky,
snd w slow bin I'D ts, ths SITS M
9S1 ss 10 Ss sepp Lea, aaa e
weIl stop il eow. II 70 perish Il thc attenpt."
We hero 1eaVe this presentation of the case
sEans. Gey Ard ts the ~ Gy np1n
The Governors demands upon MI. Lincoln
toned down here to request that The negroes.
Tls5 1ho1a not BE- fspi T. e9t
Senator Dixon, his comrade, begged that the dsaft
might be suspended until aiter the tobacco crop
was made-thnt is, nut to let of Kentucky from
hurting the rebcle for at least afx months:
1t ia historic and interesting, apropos Of al this
to eay that when Gen. Grant was in Louisville, be
said, in reply to distinguished Union man, rho
asked him what he would do L Brau,lette y c.:
'mede trouble about the enrollment:" Do!'
locking At has fntcrnosator moment WITH cur
prise Ny God Sir, what have to do With their
notions about slaress This is a law Of Congress.
It shall be executed ifl have to bring up the entire
army from Chattanooga Tell them 30"