...holders, could the State be kept out of the vortex of revolution. On the other hand, it is argued that such a course was not only not necessary; but unwise and mischievous. That the Unconditional Unionists in Kentucky and throughout the Slave-labor States were disheartened by that neutrality of leading politicians, cannot be denied; and that it amazed, disappointed, and perplexed the loyalists of the F...