New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19
KENTUCKY LOYALTY.
Ksutueky and the Admin Cor
rcsyondence between Gov. Br"mies'r
and Col. Observation-Disclosures for
PolIticai Arrests Threatened.

The following correspondence has been
handed to the Louisville papers By Lieut. Gov jacob
for publication; , -. ,...o, ,se,
Hs EtceTency TU0xAs Z. BRAMLBITf.
Yy an gIg. Al your request ! have raised arcgiment
OF az months volunteer the full number Of eompans
having reported 10 and are In readiness 20 rrhu'I
Viii Won Please designate q day when a mastering
officer be there 70 muster them as have pronl,'d
captains OF companies 20 notify them when 70 nsseipe
unit! they can be mustered fer immediate service
Yours truly FRANK WooLroRD
FRAsKrorI. KY. june p. 1861
Col FRANK wooToED: Your mote OF yes,stdasy az,
rying notice that the companies were now complete ot
the regiment yOu authorized 20 raise TOT slh
months' service and requesting day fixed for their
rendezvous aud muster, Is b'ioie me-, H..
The Adutant.Gcneral was directed some days slnc'
10 give notice 10 those recruiting for Nix mpnihS service
That we would not 80 forward In tic Organization OF
these forces, and that those not mustered nor In camps
were discharged. YOnT Gddrcs, not then being knOMh
notice could not be sent ron.
The Secretary Of War having authorized the rnisng
OF 10 900 troops In Kentu ~ for six months service on
tho Sd DAY Of ,iay. with imitcd time in order 70
forward the purposes o. he Government and nid IN
living the finishing bio, to tho Rebellion, my coll was
issued. 80
The number required would have been raised within
thirty days but for the commencement OF the drait I'm
medfntey following my call for volunteers ..
/ AS Volunteers In the nix montbs' fctyice were MOI
exempt from the pending draft there was no incentive
20 volunteer but the contrary having TO tako thelf
clarces Of the drrt whether they volunteer or nO'
| restrained men frOr, volunteering.
To increase the obstacles In the way OF raising volnn
toers Immediately succeeding the dram OF county
the and other recruiting agents were
| sct actively TO work TO Induce oil the able bodied
pegrocs IN such counties 10 run away and enlist thus
! Withdrawing from the growing crops the labor aosp
lutely required 10 perfect and secure them Lafg,
farms have thgs been wholly robbed ~ labor ana we
crons now go 10 waste. The negroes havo been na,'
10 believe that BIZ volunteering they would not ONLY
obtain their own freedom but would receive four huhd
red dollars bounty thirty days furiough with the Iv
Ilece of going homo and bearing away their famihe'
ar they would oil remain in Kentucky and IN I'M
course OF six months the would bc over ana thc)
free. -, A.
Thus thousands have already been removed from INC
fields where the growing crops required their mbor
the various camps established for their reception
And an south. Kentucky officer using gnu
hoais and Govern pent transports aids was actively
engaged with negro troops in orciby taking hundred
az neoroes from the fields TO his camp. In many IN
stance, taking all the hands largo farms Having th
cyorr IN perish for want VI cultivation. Before tina
course was adopted agents and recruiting brokers ron
other States had seduced from thor owners hpoi
900 negroes for which tho state can obtain no crr
nor the owners q voucher These have gone 70 ti
credit OF other States and 10 enrich tho agents ana &c
orutng brokers engaged In this now mode OF Save
y dealing. ,
While these real obstacles were interposed. prcveh
ing ua from obtaining volunteers class OF men owe
the state who contributed nothing but prolsssone
extreme 10y ally for the dciense VI the country anu w