, 1866-01-12
FROM KENTUCKY,
PfotcedInEH OF the LcGizlature-Per.
sona1-The State Agricultural Convcn-
uon-ResoluI1on4 Paz&ed.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1buue]

Proceedings of the Lcgislature-Per-
sona1-The State Agricultural Eouycn-
uon-Reso]utions PAz&ed.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1bune1 .
FRANKFORT, KT.. Jan. II.
In the Senate resolutions were offered demanding
the restoration Of he writ Of hobfds eo1p and pro-
teeaou asafntt the establishment Of the Freedmens
Bureau in Kentucky, and requesting the Pfes,deut
to abolish The Bame. Ordered printed and referred
to Committee CT Federal relations.
Ir. Harrison, from the Judiciary Committee, IT.
ported bin to h1 the status Of the freedmen ana
minors In Keutccky. The hill puts them On foot
ing n ftce DeRroes and enlarges their privileges so
- TO allow emigration om and return to tho State
negroes 1nteFesled makes legitimate tbs chii-
dren born to negroes he1ctofore- and requires H.
ss e 9;ela 1ne 9 T..
Adjourned.
rssol1tion was adopted requesting coneress to
The eontesied election ca.es q Braun ~. Wilson,
r. N nendleton county, md Morton y; Gregory.
from i!opktns county, we're postponed till Monday
4 series Of resolution. was introduced denome-
rfesident 10 remove Tie rsme nom KeatacEy. Or d:
dered printed, and referred TO COMMITTEES on Fede-
4 large amount OF local business was ant1pd need,
and the HOUSE then adjourned.
Major General Roussean L. here It viii be re-
m.mt ecn 1has be IL the Union candidate for tho o.
The Agricultural Convention met at haIf pa.. two
flis afternoon. Col l. J.. bradford. President OF
The St1te Agricultural Society, called the Convcn-
enson. q FIznitos1. Col + j. Niiieraeted as Sec
retar1. Col. Bradford addressed the Coayrntion,
tlk1ng ahe ground that elavery having been abol.
deulturists 10 seeure reliable and sktllfal
lator ~ soou aa possible, to develop the
aeh resources Of hentqcty, and 70 that end
appointing agents to promote emigration 70 the
State call Of the eoustier wra made and about
forty ws toEDd TO b rePEessn,ed as9 comTlttee,
James Underwood. George Potnde1ter, Lawrence
Young, Fsn,k L Walford and A. p. Grover, was
appointed to DRAFT resolutions expressive Of the
During The. absence Of the committee, Gen
Coonbs md NF. On, e1!gEant agent for Ohio, ad-
dressed the cousGuton. Mr.. Scott reported the
following resolutions a. the sense Of The commit
WHEREAS. The great rerolutsoa which has swept
Kentucky, It Is proper. in the Judgment Of this
meeting that the existing fAc,s should be properly
and officially recognized hy the dyll authorities ot
enacted ae Will be most conducive to the pablo
welfare, regard being bad TO all the claims upon us
20 honorable and chrsitan people IN iavor Of an
responsible for The condition tn which they are
pkaeed; therefore
meetine the Leci-lature should enact tnch laws d
Will accosd and eecure to the recent flsycs OF Ken
tucky. euch 1fghta Of person and property shall
e &C IT. ITai WIZ re- srS ana co@ =;
tic race rs fast IS they shall be developed.
Resolre1, That, in the opinion OF thi. meeting, It
u tne WIN Of many o. lne :sie oWneH TO reemploy
liberal wsEes a. will be tustincd by all attending
crcume' anees, md such 4 conrsc Is deemed highly
c0mmcud1bae and consistent with the best interest
al