Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16
From the Neu Albany Democrat.
j. G.. Marshall and his Old Clique
against Governor WhitcOmb and the
SOIdiers---thc lie given 10 ISLANDERS by
officers of all parties.
READ WHAT THEY SAY.

READ WHAT They GAY.
The last few weeks have been the eventiu in
the history of State For the first me she has been
called upon defend the lives and honor of this mighty
and free people. Every patriot in the land has, in
way or other, contributed bis mite, either by volunteer
ing furnishing means, speaking kind word of
ragement the brave young soldiers by assisting the
Governor in devising ways and means 10 accomplish
this great work Of patriotism What has the Hon J. g.
Ma shall done?
From the Dist of Nav last TO the present time Gov
ernor Whitcomb and Adjutant General Reynolds have
thrown aside every interest in the world, and ahOred
from early until H. and after o clock the
ing this arduons business for the honor Of Stale
and the comfort and happiness Of her brave soldiers
They have been in the Camp nearly since it was
pitched on the bank of the Ohio, and watched every
with eye single to the of the country In
diana called upon for three regiments Of Volunteers
in the absence of all military organization Not
placed the Governors disposal, by the United
States for clothing, subsistence, and the transportation
the soldiers this place. and yet notwithstanding
all these endorsements and the constant efforts Of
cious thwart his noble purposes, he has
bIed here in time very short astOnsb the Off
Ger of the S. Army troop OF his fellow citizens that
challenge with those of any other State.
Where has Marshall been 2 We know where he
has been all the time but know he has not been here
in Iers9n-but believe he has been strongly repre-
scented here. lie said indianapolis in substance that
sit is pity that this not Just war, for then could
have the prayers of the Church." meaning thereby that
this 'unholy 1car it is called by many of the
Wing papers-and that therefore the church ought not
intercede with holy God for our fathers and brothers
who gone to hight Tor their country. We say
then that he has been strongly represented here for
have seen hosts Of his old ands-ends in the days of
his 'deep digging" gIorv-who have used every means
throw into the ranks of army the rebrand of mu
tiny by lying upon Governor Whitcomb yes, and by
irving to get the soldiers TO BURN THEIR COVER
NOR IN EFFIGY! Where, then, ask again, was
Marshall? The Soldiers say, "He has been here
with u.s." In view Of the many alsehoOds which have
been put aoat for the purpose of eevating the
twar Joseph G. Marshall over Governor Whtcomb, the
friends of Justice and truth have presented the fol-
lowing Circular, signed by the hight minded officers,
whose names and ranks here exhibited-men who
have been with Gov Whiicomb day and night, and who
therefore, know all about the conduct Of their Governor
men who have much of the honesty of the soldier
that, though many of them politically opposed to
him. vet they cannot would suffer him TO be he'd
down by v o had the patriotism to participate
in defending the glory and honor of American liberty
Let ey cry one who has father 500, BROTHER
friend in our army, read what they say in their Circular
below and when they have read it, ask that they
will remember We regret that the great hurry of the
troops DEPART prevented the presentation Of this Cir
cular all the officers Of the army.