Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27
QOlltital Stems.

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Democracy have swept every veStige of Black
Republicanism before them. In the city of Read
ing, where the opponents Of Democracy have been
ruling for yeirs, the Democratic Mayor is elected
by majority of GAL, and the entire Council with
three or four exceptions. In Harrisburg Norris
town and West Chester the victory has been
equally great.
SIX FEET SIx-EREcT.-Slys Washington
letter writer:
Mr.. Chase took the President severely to task
for thinking of evacuating Fort Sumter;
whereupon the President is represented as rising
III all his majesty and informeds.Air Chase that
he merely invited him TO a seat in the Cabinet for
tue purpose OF consultation alone, and not to die
tate as to what his actions should be, and if Mr.
Chase or Blair not satisfied with this position
they had the privilege of retiring.
The Mobile Register learns througha private
source that Judge Campbell of the United States
Supreme Court intends to resume the practice OF
his profession in New Orleans
PEACE OR WAR.-The Southern papers are
publishing the following paragraphs from Old
Abe's inaugural
In your hands, my dissat The power confded to me
ised fellow countrymen and VIII he used to hold occupy
in mne is the moment and possess the property
Gus question of civil war places belonging to the Gov
The Government will not eminent and collect the du
sail you. ties and m7osts.
ANOTHER CoRRUPT LEGIsLATURE.--The Chi
eago Democrat (Repubcan) says it has found
but one sentiment respecting the Black Republi-
Legislature of Illinois, and that is that it is
the most corrupt body OF men that ever assembled
in that State. Wentworth knows.
-THE REACTION IN New HAMPsHIRE.-Honest
Old Abe's majority over all the other candidates
combined, in New Hampshire, at the November
election, was 800. The majority of the Black
Republican Governor in the recent contest will
not exceed $500. Clear Republican loss, $500
An exchange says Martin Van Barren is the
only individual who has filled the four highest
positions under the American Government. He
has been United States Senator, Secretary OF
State Vice President and President
AN adjourned meeting of the Direct Trade
and Cotton SDinners' Convention met in Atlanta
Georgia, on the 18th inst. We see, by the pro-
ceedings of the Alabama State Convention, that
committee representing the interests of that
State has been appointed to attend the Conven-
ton. The Confederation says:
There are now about thirty three cotton mills
in North Mississippi, North Alabama, Georgia
and South Carolina. This is a formidable nu-
cleus, and one which the free negro cotton supply
association of Massachusetts will vet feel The
South will soon contest with England all the mar
kets of Europe Indeed, we expect to see Geor-
gia yarns offered successfully at Manchester
itself. shipment, we understand, is to be made
to Manchester at once, and if the sale is success
full the information will spread over Europe and
give Georgia first rank position.
-GREELEY's OPINION OF THE NEW MINISTER to
SARDISIA-I made the acquaintance OF the Hon
George p. Marsh in the House of Representatives
during the session OF 1889, and learned to prize
and honor his ability, integrity and sauvity, as
/ did those of the Hon. Robert G. Wnthrope
then Speaker, who is also the exact counterpart
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quality. What Mr. Winthrop now is in politics
we all know Mr.. Marsh, believe, differs only
in not being very wealthy and not living in Bos-
ton. He then open and earnest advocate
of rasing the pay of Members of Congress, and
declared that he did not believe there was a
single officer under our Governments to well paid.
i could not help my conviction that he would
have been n conscientious and faithful LoyaliSt
had he been citizen of Massachusetts, in l775.
That he will be popular with the Court of Victor
Emanuel, do not doubt that he will exert his
influence there to increase the power of the peo
| Pile, I cannot hope In myjudgment Mr., Marsh
deems the British Constitution popular as
! human nature can well bear; and desire that oil
/ Italy to be more LIBERAL Hence, with great re-
spect for him, | deeply regret that a more pre-
nounced Republican was not selected for tbs
/ Italian Mission.
-"What are you doing up Salt River?" in
| quired a Republican of Democrat, the othe
day.
Spawning, SIR was the quick reply-"and
next fall we will come down in legions'
With tears of Indignation and sorrow we ma!
| manage to acquesce in the abandonment of For
/ Sumter. N Y Tribune.
John Eer, of Delaware county. has got
/ 81 400 clerkship.
ACCOUNTING FOR THE MILK IN THE Cocoa
1 NUT-B L. Robinson, late Senator from Switzer
land and Ohio counties, Indiana, has been APP
pointed route agent on the Louisville and Cncin
natl mi boat.
Mr.. Gresham's Military bill did not becOm
a law. 1t passed the House, but when it got t.
the Senate it found the Democrats of that bod
unwilling to be placed under a military despOt
ism, and therefore, they defeated IT, MI
Gresham's bill, if it had become law would hav
cost the handwriting people of the State near
or quite quarter of million of dollars, in cash
trouble and loss of time, besides stirring u
national strife and discord. The UNANIMOUSLY TN
fair apportonment bills met the same just fate
| Ii these bills had become laws the cOnservativ
people of the State would have been tied ''necl
and heels without remedy, for the next te
years. But by powers which mInOritieS have un
der the Constitution, these infamous measure
were deleated.-COrvdon Democrat
OFFICE APPLICATIONS by THE CART LOAD
Applications for office continue to pour in. Al
ready the Treasury clerks have noted and file
away for future reference thirty two bushels q
well endorsed documents. 1t is useless for NOR
than one hundred applicants per day to arriv
from the West. At the PostOliice Departmer
1900 applications for Office have already bee
filed. The War Department employs three clerk
to note and file away applicatons.-W dShingtO
Correspondent Cincinnati Gazette.
Cor HIS REwARD.-JOhn NJ. Wilson, O
New Albany, the man who villified, abused an
denounced the foreign born population of Indian
and the Union, in 1853, at Salem, Washingto
county, and whose speech on that occasion
fresh in the memory of every foreigner in tn
State, because of its malignity and untrue state
ments, has lust been rewarded by President LII
coin, with the postoiice at New Albany, posi-
ton worth about $4,000 per annum. We hav
our doubts whether this is the kind of banqut
to which the foreigners who supported Abraham
Lincoln were invited.-BrOokriHe Democrat.
ALBERT G. PoRrrR-This gentleman of lat
has rendered himself very obnoxious to many q
the Republicans of this district. Many gentle
men during the past year, some of whom are Nj
PorterS superors in point of ability, have had Oc
casion to call upon him at Washington. for tn
purpose of being introduced to persons with whor
they had business, and for other reasons unnece,
Slfl here 10 state. HIS i one Ol lne uut.eS IL
which Congressman is elected. Mr.. Porter pal
little no attention to their requests and treate
them as though he thought them scarcely worth
to kiss the hem Of his garments, and they wer
compelled to call upon Jesse ID Bright who, a
though they had been his political opponents fC
wears, treated them with every attention an
courtesy due the constituency of public office
If any one doubts this, we refer them TO any sei
/ teman from this locality who has visited Wasl
ington during the past year.-FrankIiH Herdit
! INDIANA ITEMS.
-REMovALs.-B. p Fuller has been remove
! as mail agent on the Jacksonville Railroad, an
n Field, jr, has been appointed. Salary SsI