, 1865-11-28
FROM KENTUCKY.
Interesting Survey Of the Situa.
ton.

EAVM u0NAoOAAA'
Tufarpgtinn EnrYnV of the Sltua.
.. -.
eAon'
Kentucky Radicals Losing coafaGe@
lnanence OF me speed Eamny-a as.an-
% .1o,a e1 Va,p.nna .. Un.vI % nn,nn,x.aNRe1,eas
Chcckn,a1sa1cen Thom.,, Position.
Ete,, EXC,
tco,7etpooaeucc Of tts cbicaro rribuoe.7
Lor1sy11Ix. Nov. Fl, ts5,
Tho Union men Of this State need encourage,
nent. They made se,iant f,oht IN the Con
x.,,o,,o,o, Aroensn,en. hut haye since been
1asor,ad hr W.. - tboso who be}ned them
to nrssert !, @ ho1d front - ), ira enemy in that
comna,rn. The anr;,,t,on ~ ,,o,+,,: law has
been fo5,owri, bv scr,ra nf tba rnast o,t-a.
geous persecutions Of returned nnion sn,-
diers On record. Mauy of these men whi,e m
duty in this State, in nursuance of orflars ~.
ceired from their sunerfors. nrcasad horses
. md committed other Iavfn, ACTS. Now thew
arc hunted down By grand iurics md dis.
/ loyal sherif1s as prominent objects of petseeu-
ton. Gen. Palmer is In the daily recelpt Of
tlnvene of ta}fara f1orn man ,vho h,,,a ft4t
e,,1,, sssru.s t,,a:. aon..r ~ "no nase nun
s;nca tha:r -.,ss. bonoa thI- sAA1
been urrested for such nets as those men.
toned, and indicted for horsc-stealing. Gen.
Palmer himself has been indicted by the
youtsyflle or rather 4be Yetferson cocutv
go s,..,-HS..s..s :.
oraio Jury, u sests.,ng - .us'tHe s'AVes 70 es
cape. and has actually been compelled-he,
On officer holding command In the United
! Ststcs a1my and presiding over this dapnrt.
-. T.. .-i :. ,,,.tr ..,,,,..1 ..,,,t .nd
ncn.-to uppea1 ~ Pe.'y st.uatiAt GUY apo
10 give oonds 10 stapa tfiai hereafter II ID
not Gen. Palmer the Grand Jury was after
! the indictment was spite against the United
o.aleo aoteinmen', aaa Pm the
Northern part OF 1t. worse tnau lis, 1t l.
| currently reported that the saIno Grand Jury
fouu1 m lndictment nlso araiust Br,e. cen
tn. 49, r.sss-.s-,HG. 49, 1en'
1eh, LUG : eteeo"eas commissioner 1or hcn-
him eu route from washington to Nashville
vsstcrdov. !. II lcs s,ncc t,an,ntrrd. however
~. Sas E,s,.' bos oons ~ AZ o;,s ao5
tnat Ten Sish nas gone W et. Aoa.s ana
means 10 !eaen Nasn'Aue "" Meolrals and
necasuf, mus executing aHnK movement on
the greedy LorisS1lleans worthy Of Grant
himself Fisk's crime Is giving PASSES to
a}out II .OOO ncorora tn auft Eent,rcLv aud
em,arate TO Ohio and Indiana. '>'
the SPEED FAMILY.
1t Is rcmRrked by many prominent Union
men hcra thnf. {he f>rrs;dent,e E.,4ucLr no1-
tcr ,ret -o,r. E. 5,.t.t.s ~ ~. GO sn ~
@ ~" .,' - "1.eo ~ IL. ette" iatntlY'
anu lhat thes occupy tue relation to ken-
list If sneefs IN of,cc Ia oni,tc a etuav, F9r,t
.1,o.a - FTsaaas snaa1 a.ts%a, g., >
lue'e '"4nes eeSeuf attoshes osnetaa-a
very 1a1r man, but under the guidance OF Ills
brothers, he opposes everything the radical
Union men ask. Second. Phjl1io snecd, Tn.
t.--.v o p.,.,,,... f,.1'.-.s -
tct.a4 ny enGo SoAeclol, reported 10 DC Inc
oest o1hec IN TINS state. Third, John J. Speed,
postmaster of Louisville. The last two are
IS completely identified with The Copnerl,eaa
nartr n th;r stats ~ NJon,non,orr pisFs III
fS - .,a,s;.f ..st-s. as'e onu, 1.o
main mlscael makef, however, Is taniAarly
sno"n az josh 2peca, VINO Las had Won
dcrful Influence In Washington In times past,
and patron1zed Andrew johnson immensely
uhen he ,,assed thrnuoh N. cI}v -, ,.o.,t. j.,
yv,sh,aatn,, T., rst-,,ssr,sat ars. e ~
n4s1mst W. ~ eol NV ua'7 'ass' Auesc tac. ase
aead SCI agains. zen. fainer, aud their IN
made. ' 'l'A' .
cssrn.r rnov.s
-, r..4.
Aho Aope o1 -laa1eaI Aentneky 70 the sglora-
ons old Zero, lien. lhomas, who supports
Gen. Palmer In everything he does, aud be-
l1evcs in tho freedom OF the negro as oue of
Tic lcgitimate ffuiis Of tic var. The o1d
Gatret Davis pazty thought thew had Gcn.
Thcmas sure on their side. They feied him
ard toasted nim quite extnos{yeir law
months ago. He rewarded them by soine ali
the way 10 Washington TO hayc Cen Pafmer
retained, and eays be would have gone to the
Cen Thomas Is uow absent in Alabama, and
as the rebels understand him exactly, tltey
will try to do rs much mischief as they pos.
tbly can bc1ofe No rcsurns- One of their
iaTof1tc weapons u 10 ab1se IL: negroes
througL the CITY police Of Louisville. Only
To-day poor negro woman going alone to
the JefG1soarillo ferry boat wns driven back
tecting nef Hom 1neir slicks and curses, made
aer mose Up !oSn aNay Hom me 1erFy. Ihe
MaSor = " 1Nt! syMpa,a! ~iIh me secession
sue OF Ing nonse, ano al ms euorts arc direct,
ee no"asu t1e negroes insisad
You may ta1cy the Indignation against Gen.
Thomas for permitting a negro regiment to
remain IN 1he city.
cAUsEs or DISORDER,
In many Mt the inferior coun.tes Tim discr,m,
inaiton urninst TFnfon 1nen ard IN faror ~
Tett,rne,, Sc1,e1s Is nrnsnctfrc oT ,nnc,, ,;sor.
der. a marty nr refurned i1ninn soldiers in
Cr,tfcndtn county. broEc onnn thc iaji In ia.
ricp few nights nro. and released a 1oyol
Jsnutennn4 mined 3;Iass. whn Ind bern a..
rested oul reused baIl on a tfunped M
charge Of murder and robbery based on 1fs
killing two guerfllas about year ago. At
another time Lieutenant belonging 70
mustered ont Union regiment, WAS arrested
Tor bore stealing because the command to
Fh1ch nc was attached hnu pressed horses