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The Daily Dispatch: April 29, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 6 (search)
rnment to become arbitrators between the contending parties in the present difficulties. Arms and money Wanted. Gen. Leslie Coombs has telegraphed to A. L. Saunders, at New York: "Mr. Crittenden is absent. Can we get arms and money for self-defence in the Union? When and how!" This dispatch was forwarded by Gen. Wool to President Lincoln, and Mr. Saunders also sent to the President the following communication: "If the State of Kentucky assumes the position of a strict 'armed neutrality, ' remaining in the Union--not permitting troops from the Confederate States to pass over her soil — will it be necessary for the Federal Government to march its troops through that State when required to send them South to suppress the revolution in the Cotton States? "A. L. Saunders, of Paducah, Ky." No response to the above can be received for several days, cut off as all regular communication is between New York and Washington. Missouri. St. Lo