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Ashland, Ky. (Kentucky, United States) (search for this): article 8
t was adopted. Resolutions were introduced and referred, denouncing the Provisional Government movement, declaring it treason, and instructing Gov. Magoffin to issue his proclamation warning the people against assisting it, and requiring those already engaged in carrying it on to disband and desist from their purposes. A bill authorizing a majority of the stockholders of the People's Bank to remove the bank from Bowling Green to Louisville, passed. A bill allowing the Bank of Ashland to issue notes of a less denomination than five dollars, passed. We take the following proceedings of the Kentucky Legislature of the 3d inst., from the Cincinnati Commercial, of the 5th of December. Mr. Allen offered a series of resolutions, from which we extract the following: Resolved, That all the citizens of Kentucky who are in arms against the National Government, are guilty of treason according to the tenets of every political party that ever existed in this nation.
United States (United States) (search for this): article 8
rnment, and taken beyond the jurisdiction of this Commonwealth, and are now incarcerated in the military forts of the United States: Therefore, Resolved, by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the Governor of this Commonwealth is hereby requested to demand of the President of the United States the immediate delivery of the citizens of Kentucky aforesaid in the custody of the United States Court for the district of Kentucky that charges may be preferred against them,United States Court for the district of Kentucky that charges may be preferred against them, if they have committed any offence against the laws of the United States, and they may have a speedy and impartial trial, as prescribed by the Constitution of the State of Kentucky. district of Kentucky that charges may be preferred against them, if they have committed any offence against the laws of the United States, and they may have a speedy and impartial trial, as prescribed by the Constitution of the State of Kentucky.
Bowling Green (Kentucky, United States) (search for this): article 8
a bill requesting Congress to grant relief to starving Ireland. It was adopted. Resolutions were introduced and referred, denouncing the Provisional Government movement, declaring it treason, and instructing Gov. Magoffin to issue his proclamation warning the people against assisting it, and requiring those already engaged in carrying it on to disband and desist from their purposes. A bill authorizing a majority of the stockholders of the People's Bank to remove the bank from Bowling Green to Louisville, passed. A bill allowing the Bank of Ashland to issue notes of a less denomination than five dollars, passed. We take the following proceedings of the Kentucky Legislature of the 3d inst., from the Cincinnati Commercial, of the 5th of December. Mr. Allen offered a series of resolutions, from which we extract the following: Resolved, That all the citizens of Kentucky who are in arms against the National Government, are guilty of treason according to the
Kentucky (Kentucky, United States) (search for this): article 8
owing resolutions were introduced in the House on Monday: Mr. Burns offered the following preamble and joint resolution, which lies one day on the table, viz: Whereas, C. S. Morehead, M. W. Barr, and R. T. Durrett, citizens of the State of Kentucky, have been forcibly seized, without warrant of law, by order of the Federal Government, and taken beyond the jurisdiction of this Commonwealth, and are now incarcerated in the military forts of the United States: Therefore, Resolved, bf the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the Governor of this Commonwealth is hereby requested to demand of the President of the United States the immediate delivery of the citizens of Kentucky aforesaid in the custody of the United States Court for the district of Kentucky that charges may be preferred against them, if they have committed any offence against the laws of the United States, and they may have a speedy and impartial trial, as prescribed by the Constitution of the State of Kentucky.
Bowling Green (Indiana, United States) (search for this): article 8
Later from Kentucky. important proceedings of the Kentucky Union Legislature — resolutions offered Recognizing property in slaves, &c. The Bowling Green (Ky.) Courier, of the 10th inst., says that a number of professed Union men, alias Yankees, falsely assuming to represent the people of Kentucky, and styling themselves the Legislature, who were bought by Lincoln with a price, are now in session at Frankfort, obeying the Despot's orders, and doing his dirty work generally. The following is a short synopsis of their proceedings of the 29th and 30th of November: In the House of Representatives bills were introduced exempting soldiers now in Lincoln's service from the payment of the county levy for the year 1862; providing that attachments shall not issue against Lincoln soldiers because of absence from the State four months; and providing that no person aiding and assisting the rebellion against King Lincoln shall ever hold any office of trust or profit in th
Slidell (search for this): article 8
scation, she will not consent or approve of their emancipation when so captured. Resolved, That in our opinion, the best disposition that can be made of slaves so captured, is to turn them over to the loyal slave States, to be by them disposed of. Resolved, That the use of captured slaves to work upon fortifications, etc., is not improper; but we unqualifiedly condemn and oppose the arming of slaves to fight in behalf of the Government. Resolved, That the capture of Mason and Slidell is approved, and was in accordance with international law. Resolved, That if we understand the sole object of the present war, it is to maintain the unity and integrity of the nation, and to restore its authority over the whole territory; and should the national authorities, during its progress, madly make it a war against the institution of slavery, it will then become the right and duty of Kentucky to resist, and she will resist. These resolutions were laid over under the rules
Mason (search for this): article 8
e and confiscation, she will not consent or approve of their emancipation when so captured. Resolved, That in our opinion, the best disposition that can be made of slaves so captured, is to turn them over to the loyal slave States, to be by them disposed of. Resolved, That the use of captured slaves to work upon fortifications, etc., is not improper; but we unqualifiedly condemn and oppose the arming of slaves to fight in behalf of the Government. Resolved, That the capture of Mason and Slidell is approved, and was in accordance with international law. Resolved, That if we understand the sole object of the present war, it is to maintain the unity and integrity of the nation, and to restore its authority over the whole territory; and should the national authorities, during its progress, madly make it a war against the institution of slavery, it will then become the right and duty of Kentucky to resist, and she will resist. These resolutions were laid over unde
John B. Huston (search for this): article 8
psis of their proceedings of the 29th and 30th of November: In the House of Representatives bills were introduced exempting soldiers now in Lincoln's service from the payment of the county levy for the year 1862; providing that attachments shall not issue against Lincoln soldiers because of absence from the State four months; and providing that no person aiding and assisting the rebellion against King Lincoln shall ever hold any office of trust or profit in this Commonwealth. John B. Huston "threw a spratt to catch a whale," by offering a bill requesting Congress to grant relief to starving Ireland. It was adopted. Resolutions were introduced and referred, denouncing the Provisional Government movement, declaring it treason, and instructing Gov. Magoffin to issue his proclamation warning the people against assisting it, and requiring those already engaged in carrying it on to disband and desist from their purposes. A bill authorizing a majority of the stockholder
Burns (search for this): article 8
nd the standard of their country, and put forth the whole energies of the Commonwealth till the rebellion shall be overthrown, and the just supremacy of the National Government shall be restored and maintained everywhere within its limits. Mr. Prall addressed the Senate at length in support of the resolution. The resolution was then adopted by yeas 21, noes 1. Mr. Grover only voting in the negative. The following resolutions were introduced in the House on Monday: Mr. Burns offered the following preamble and joint resolution, which lies one day on the table, viz: Whereas, C. S. Morehead, M. W. Barr, and R. T. Durrett, citizens of the State of Kentucky, have been forcibly seized, without warrant of law, by order of the Federal Government, and taken beyond the jurisdiction of this Commonwealth, and are now incarcerated in the military forts of the United States: Therefore, Resolved, by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the Gov
M. W. Barr (search for this): article 8
the just supremacy of the National Government shall be restored and maintained everywhere within its limits. Mr. Prall addressed the Senate at length in support of the resolution. The resolution was then adopted by yeas 21, noes 1. Mr. Grover only voting in the negative. The following resolutions were introduced in the House on Monday: Mr. Burns offered the following preamble and joint resolution, which lies one day on the table, viz: Whereas, C. S. Morehead, M. W. Barr, and R. T. Durrett, citizens of the State of Kentucky, have been forcibly seized, without warrant of law, by order of the Federal Government, and taken beyond the jurisdiction of this Commonwealth, and are now incarcerated in the military forts of the United States: Therefore, Resolved, by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the Governor of this Commonwealth is hereby requested to demand of the President of the United States the immediate delivery of the citizen
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