, 1876-05-13
master, or that Of the slave, II 50 expressed Tho
terms owner and master IN this act mean the per-
son entitled to the possession and control OF the

maeter OF s$ch slave, and not engaged In the
business Of the master; and snch slave so arrested
put into the military service Ut the United States,
10 be credited to the county OF his owners resi-
deuce.
the service Of the Unted States, the person ar-
resting and delivering him shall receive the sum Of
$50, to be paid ont Of the State Treasury upon
the proper officer Of the United States showing the
delivery and reception thereof.
Prerlaed houersr, Thst Wien; wl'sn any negro ar.
to return to his master owner then the arrcster
shall take and deliver such slnye to the master or
@ nS %G f sha pay 10 the cad the Of
CURED after the arrest and In so returning such
slave.
into the army, under this act, Without tho con
1865, pp. 4o9 to 43l.
AGAINST THIS BILL,
IN all Its stages, BristoW, With little band Of
Kentucky Senators, voted.
During the same session OF the Legislature,
an incident occurred which indicated very clear
ly how sensitive the Kentucky mind WAS upon
the question Of Slavery, and how little tolera-
tion there vas for Republican newspapcrs. #
the custom, for the Kentucky Legislature to
take the Louisville daily papers ut the public
expense, during tho session Of the Legislature
At that time there Was published IN Louisville
tAc Da.y o"t't tesS' 1ietosIu ~ a.. >~suss ~
nv n,,ai of ~ Gart ~ Tart.1 ~asonti9n direct
~; ~ nust, .,'l W Su NJ - ,,,ra ~ ,snal
ns LIZ 4 ~ . ,a ~ n..ss w.
- 49,. -ar,ha-e ~ i ~ otIscers ~ tha
1ne Hse ot tne meI.e1s alu Hlles,s o. ,.;t,, stS
Hs.asu,e' anu io'e9 ,nt ~ rnsap'rt;one T.,
G,,,a 49,. ,,.1o,, ~ .e1,o Tbo Sonata refi,erd
to dispense with the rules, Brlstow voting in IN
vor Of suspension, and subsequently, when p the
resolution came up regularly for action, it Was
ai f1y strict Marty vote.
BRlsToW VOTING WITH THE MINORITY FOR II.
At the same session ol the hehtucHy seLate
tnerc Vas ahother voLe "1ltn nv asase
OF 1ceInSS IN hcntuckS. ~ tl1ae eittc @nIte ~
lSteo 2t berSa, in naulson IonHst' M,
church and se:a9es tnacr son,rol o. ApulILtull,
ISIS " wy vol' ~. oe' t3-,;t hosaI ~
color. IN the chnfen anu Ia Ine Scloo! MITES
ana blacks mlnsieq, nluen " .nG o1sf 10y ~ ~
hSnafs cs " s1,xerv M,o lam a, oS t yirana and Ken
tuckE Icsolutlohsoi dso ae M t;- 1.ti
desired an AZ OF ior ane.t m1tto ~
cnurel, anu 10 ttlal eiu ;. pitl "as pieeeseu ~
the Kentucky senate proposing TO lncoFpolals
- tic LEY Johu Y. zee, 1e1aah 1Aollsou' anu
Morgan b1rdett, ano tnelr SUCCESSORS, = pouy
polite anu corporate, loi ti'c Su!tn " S'Tse lr
at Berea, Madison County, kentucky. lhe
proposed charter contained notnlns, oh po-
litical or scctar,an nature and granted hotMns
but the usual powers inclden. 70 ~ such cor. or
porations. But the Kentucky Senate souiu mol
tolerate the Fee sect, and denied to the Berea
Abolitionists simple act " incorporation LOT
church purposes. Among those
WHO VOTED FOR THE RESOLUTION
was Benjamin H. Bristow.
At a subsequent period OF the session, senator
I,andrunl "a Republican, offered the following
resolution:
,nouueclM Of Kentucky. That the joint resolution
adopted Feb. i, 1855, BY which this Legislature
rejected the pron9sed anendHen1 70 me c9nsa.1n
ton Of nc tn'tGu stasT oc, au tS =
oE, ,Fcsc'naco'-tot"0'e"0 "0a't't,. Aoe'' r. ~ 49,
a motion WAS n11ne 10 G3sPehse VIII tnc
rules, so that the senate coula p;occeu at onee
to thc coEsidGFaslon Q, tne lesp'ution, p'f e;ie
majority would no1 allow y " " WYE, DIE S
tow voted' as usua'' Win 'he Aepa'lie4n n''-
n0rlty. ,oc.
The foregoing Fotcs o. ptls.om "a ci,,,,
/ when member OF the hentueay eeuale, snn"
very clearly his position Win reIefeice &. 10 .ne
questions growing out OF tue var and ne aeo.,.
ton ol eia'cry - l ea ,,ors, rlc an1 -
to the principles OF me hepMplcan pap.y, aiu ~
the case Of the Union. LIE was q hepupl1s.sn
| when and where ---
| IT COST SOMETHING TO BE ONE,
ana pfomps toUh s,.ss & "i. , en ~ do;nn hc took
against the lscDeliiOn "nen ~ 81 oo'lS nc 'ooh
his life III his band: .,ee. .,,o -.
! In the Presidential campaign OF 1904, tne sreal M
body Of the Uoionists OF kentucks Eote4 loi
MsCieinn 9sfaie "a feaw % W tbs and refused to
| vote for Mcclellan, and voted for Lincoln.
! I,,. Rr;stou,s 1ahors in behalf of Republican
,,r;n..;n1as AID MT .ni, ,nou lis retirement from
' pt,+,,n, S,n.tc Shortly :,ft4r his removal
thg hentuvht sosta.s oo,o nisir;14 attnrnrv for
TO LoutsF1i1s, ne oee.G tI,at +,,.;t;o, ;r,,;c,
the Cntfed states, anu III tlat poalllu', ~. a1.
he held for about tive years. ne ptF1orinea faia'
| able services in the prosecution OF cases nndef
the Civil Rights bill against numerous Ku-klux
who believed in the divine right Of their Alan tc
maltrrat and murder unotfrnling co1orcd pco
-" ''4 T. has bo.n said hy those who ought te
| Pie' ~ it1a ~ ~ :;,. nnfo,ncrncnt If tn,
known tnat Ing tsSoiuua enao M E;Lt;nt a+tnr
Civil Rights Dill W Ds4ssu", 20 ta.,;,g "
| ney, did more tlan all other causes cu1iD1eo -
ROOT OUT TIE CowARDLY ku.kLUA
from our neighboring State Besides, in III:
| office nj District Attorney, he acquired that
| thorornh 1-nnw|adrc of the Internal Revenue
LUZ uuSr S,;n bns o5oh1ed him ia pranp]e so sue
system "naI iii ~ Vt-t;e1.r Rings af a. Jo1,is
| cess1ully WIN the N!tans 1>'"5o Ds ~
Chicago, and other points. ,eea ba ,s-
In the Presidential campaign q tooo' Ae pa
| ticipatcd actively for Grant ana CoHa1: e...
| In 1871, the Republican party mad ITS otate
! convcntinn nj Frankfort Nv, and determined
| ~ rnaEn u v;rorn,1s effort to obtain control o1
| ~ - rnn .tot f,,1l Statn ticket was nominated
tne 5ttsI' f., Inh,, 3f Harlan as the Republican
hca9en os Jo't. ornor ~. ,o ~ That Conycntior
candidate 1of uoFelnoa. ~ 49, t.c I1,;1o snccrh
| Col. BrlstoW was present, anu 11lloc spse@A
from which we make the following c1tfac1:
| VIEWS OF THE PANTT's DUTY
We have before today living and use1ul LIZ y