Kentucky would be a mess. In OTL, there was quite a bit dissent/dissension over slavery being repealed during the Civil War.
Years ago I was researching a point of property law and I found a 1866 or so case where the Kentucky Court of Appeals (the Kentucky Supreme Court of the era) actually ruled in a case that the 13th amendment was unconstitutional because it took the slaves without providing compensation to the slave owners. In this ATL, I don't think they would change their view point.
I suspect that there would be quite a sore point with some Kentuckians to the point where there would be agitation to join the Confederacy.
Years ago I was researching a point of property law and I found a 1866 or so case where the Kentucky Court of Appeals (the Kentucky Supreme Court of the era) actually ruled in a case that the 13th amendment was unconstitutional because it took the slaves without providing compensation to the slave owners. In this ATL, I don't think they would change their view point.
I suspect that there would be quite a sore point with some Kentuckians to the point where there would be agitation to join the Confederacy.