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The Daily Dispatch: August 30, 1864., [Electronic resource], Negro enlistments in Kentucky. (search)
o the Federal authorities and says "I am willing to enlist, but my master objects," the master may be arrested, thrown into prison, and subjected to such other punishment as the "powers that be" may direct. The wonder is that the people of a sovereign State can tamely submit to such an usurpation of their rights; but, perhaps, like the ancient eels, they have "got used to skinning," and now scarcely wince under the operation: "Provost-Marshal's Office,"Ninth District of Kentucky,"Greensburg, Kentucky, May 17, 1864 "The following is a copy of a letter received to-day at this office, from headquarters Acting Assistant Provost-Marshal-General, Louisville, Kentucky, dated May 13th, 1864, which is published for the information of all concerned: "Captain: The orders this day received by telegraph from Brigadier-general Burbridge, herein quoted, will be complied with by provost-marshals and other officers engaged in making enlistments. The order is as follows: " 'Please d