Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-22
Sau,bcrn items.

We extract the following items FROM the At
lanta. Ca. Commonwealth, dated the 9thinst.:
Hon. r.. NJ. T. HUNr1R,- delegate to the Cons
Tolerate States Congress from Virginia, arrived
in Atlanta and left Oh the train for Montgomery
this morning. lie was greeted at the Depot by
a large c0EcOWIse of citizens, and responded 20
the call upon him in a short but patriotic and eo-
quent speech, which elected enthusiastic shouts
FROM The asseniblagc.
Col Scott, Commander Of one Of the Alabama
regiments, and formerly a member OF Congress
from California, also arrived here this forenoon,
and left on the State tr;6n to join his regiment
now in Virginia Being called for, he made his
appearance and addressed the audience in thrilling
strains, which comp eteiy electrified the people,
who made the welkin ring with their shoutings.
Commenting upon an extract from the Boston
Courier IN which is Ibid down programme for
the war, the elitor remarks, which We copy as a
specimen of the tone of the rebel press in the
secession States:
Just read the programme. Epasses before the
minds eve with the rapidity and effect of pano-
rama with Washington and Baltimore in tho
hands of the United States troops, Richmond must
be menaced Norfolk laid low the seaboard cities
demolished. Gosport, Sumter ana Pickens recap
tured. Mobile burnt Montgomery, threatened
and New Orleans submerged" How easy, ap
p1rently, of accomplishments How like pleas
ure excursiou-in balloon, with gas for q mo
tor? But Richmond IS only TO, be laenaceo
and Montgomery threatened. While.all the res
Of the cities and the country is to be visited 10y
IRE rrqicr and s'cord!
The writers cannot be downright fools, and
hence they must he kilaves. They know, f the,
know anything, that the South is died viii
brave men, at least equally brave With them
selves and as nation, much better acquainted
with the use of all kinds OF firearms and warlik'
weapons They know that such people will no
allow this city to be nieRGccd. even, thai threat
ened, or others laid in ruins, and mike no resist
ance. On the contrary, they know that the in
vaders will be met by strong ms and stou
hearts, eleessasI- bristliu bayonets
-gieamine swords, and death dealing rifle balls
Richmond may indeed be meRacod = NorloIl
NAV lie burRi-ind Montgomery may be threat
eHed, and many a gallant spirit may wing it
fight to its long home while defending them; blu
tue knaves who instigatel this unhOly war, I'D,
lsil down such a programme, know that 10
every Southern soldier Slain there viii be twOst'
fill his place. and that for every city sacked, ter
ribe and bloody atonement will have to be made
e FDwAED EvEEl1r made speech tn
other eveaing in Roxbury Massachusetts, ON tn
var, which ought to have wide circulation il
tie South, where, few months since, he Wa
held in the highest respect. We make room
for but single paragraph:
deprecate more than can express a war wiz
the South. You know my political course Lo
gan, the Indian chief, mournfuliy exclaimed
Sacl-was my love for the whites, that my coun
trymen pointed a. me as they passed. and sal,
Logan Is the friend of white men!" have beef
pointed at for years as the friend of the South
For maintaining what deemed her constitutions
rights. / have suffered no small portion OF oblo
Guy and sacrificed the fivor of large portion 0
TIE community in which w;ls born, and which
from my youth up, l have. enielvored to serv
laborOusly, dutiiuiiy and alieet0nately. | wa
Wiling whilc,liis III starred movement was con
Gned to the State of the extreme South and the
abs'ained from further aggression, that the
should 90 in Ieice.
This course, thought, would retain the horde
States and bring back tie seceders in year o
two wearied and disguised with their bur.ensom
and peTious experiment. Such ! understood /
have been. in substance, the programme of in
Administration But the South willed
otherwise She has struck a parricida blow a
the heart OF the Union and to sustain her in thi
unnatural and unrghteous war is what my con
science forbds. Neither will remain silent, an
see this majestic frame work of government, tn
MODEST political fibric ever reared by huma
wisdom, Frustrated in the dust to crafty tle di'
appointed ambition of few aspiring men (fC
tat M Vice President Stephens bravely told hi
fellow citizens last November was the cause of -
great part Of our troubles, y and this under cove
ofa sOpstical Interpretation of the Constitution
at war alike with common sense, with coiemP,
rary history and the traditions OF the Cover
ment; unsupported lay a single authority anon
| the trainers Of the Constitution, and emphaticall
denounced by Mr.. Madison, their leader an
chief