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The Daily Dispatch: November 18, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
fear of the perfect feasibility of our holding the mountain; and General Marshall only wishes such small reinforcements of men and arms as will enable him to push through and proceed against Nelson. Paris, Kentucky, is more distant from Piketon than Wytheville, Virginia, and the circuitous route taken by the news of Nelson's victory, is sufficient to disprove the story. These magnificent falsehoods have become a systematic business in Kentucky, intended to suppress the secessionist feeling. When the news of our victory at Springfield reached that State their journals put "rebels" for "Federals," and "Federals" for "rebels," in the accounts of the battle, and spread the counterfeit news all over the State. All that is needed for the speedy redemption of Kentucky is arms to put into the hands of the people. Send enough arms and ammunition into Eastern Kentucky, and there are scores of Jack Mays who will soon settle the hash of Nelson and the Dutch in his "Kentucky" regiment.