Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16


as showing to what extent the Tory Wing Governor
of Ohio is willing to said and comfort the enemy" in
Mexico. and also TO show the utility and Importance
of The Magnetic Telegraph:
The "Aid and Comfort'' Governor Of
Ohio.
We have before shown up the most unworthy con-
d. of Gov Bebb in refusing to aid volunteers
W le he could attend whg meeting at Lebanon and
9 We aid to the Mexcans by pedging them that mo
Supplies should be voted by Congress carry the
war.
The Washington Union of the lst instant, in CO.
rying of our articles on this subject also publishes
a telegraphic correspondence the means of supply
ing the ID Ohio regiment The Union says
The Governor of Ohio.
We copy the following article from the Columbus
Statesman Of last Saturday, which reached US by last
evenings mail. Ii states very 'slnguiar move
ment of the Governor of Ohio which IT rePrehends IN
just and indignant terms We are happy 10 add, how
ever the Of the Statesman that the moment
the department this city informed by telegraph of
Gov Bebb refusing assist the volunteers issued or
ders by The telegraph which removed every dliicuy
We have obtained copy of the following corTespon-
dence, which we lay before our readers.
BIZ the New York and Washington Telegraph.
The following received this office at o'clock,
dated
CINCINNATI, Aug. %.
Our Governor refuses to furnish subsistence for voun-
companies of Col Twins regiment. If the United
States government does authorize the captains 10
tract for it, the troops must dsband on the spot Answer
Immediately. l.. ID. DESNEY.
For Adlutant General Jones.
Reply BIZ Telegraph.
WAsHINeToN, August &c, 1S47-
The President directs that you furnish the companies
OF Col. Twins regiment with TaOns at once and that
the regiment be mustered into service by companies,
agreeaby to the instructions of the 18th.
r. JONES, Adjutant General.
Lieut.. Col J. Erving ID artillery, Cincinnati.
BIZ Telegraph.
WAsHINGroN, August DC, IS47.
Orders have been despatched Lieut. Col Erving to
furnish subsistence TO the volunteer companies OF Col
Twins regiment at once. II. JONES, Adj. Gen.
Mr.. l.. ID. Desney.
The following letter received at the djutant Gen
erals office bv this mornings mail
Headquarters RECRUITING SERVICE,
Western Department, Cincinnati, o., Aug 70.
GENERAL: Your instructions of this date by telegraph
received. Directions ~ i'll be Immediately given to
furnish the companies of Col Twins regiment of volun
ieers with ratiOns.
| have the honor be, General, very respectfully
your obedIent servant, j. ERN1NG,
| Lieut. Col. I'd Artillery.
To Brig Gen. R. Jones, Adutant General United States
Army, Washington.
| This prompt action Of the government deserves al
praise. The volunteers, owing to the Governors re-
fusal to aid them, had exhausted all their means IL
trouble they got to Cincinnati. When there withOu
means or provision, their situation was one to Try
their patriotism. Conemptuousy and peitlshly reiu
sed aid by their Commander-in-Chiefh by the Consttu
ton If the State, and not yet mustered into the ser
vice of the United States, their situation as per
picking could well be imagined BY the lightnin!
line their condition was made known TO the War De
pariment and by the speed of lightning orders wer
given furnish them their camp with the necessa
nv supplies. while Gov. Bebb acting secretar
Of meeting where such resolution as the followin!
was passed:
rs. ReSoired That inasmuch as the war wit
! Mexico commenced in violation of law-wthou
any adequate cause, is conducted at vast sacrifice
Of human life and an enormous expenditure OF tn
National Treasury, and promises nothing favorable
our countrys true glory and prosperity, we regard
as the imperative duty of the next Congress to adop
summary measures To restore peace by requiring th
President SO call home our armies and bring them a
once within our acknowledged limits 'Conque
your insane love of false glory, and you will conque
peace."-Sh resolution at the Lebanon meeting.
ne leave these acts to the calm and sober refec
ton Of every citizen of our State; and would as
them if any thing in the flaming times of the revou
tion in the late war, surpass il! Can the re
cords of federalism beat it