Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-01
THE REPUBLICAN:
From the Indiana Journal.
INDIANA REGIMENTS ON


elcOmes
non the fndianspoIis Journal. July a3ds
= - What Has Bees Done -
For nearly two weeks past Governor
Morton has been in Washington laboring
20 secure some assistance from the Gener-
ri Government in meeting the expenses
iunoss1. on the State by the war;. He. re-
tur1od yesterday. and we learn from him
that his success has exceeded he expecta-
tions. It has. of course. been understood
from the beginning that the General Gov
ernment wonld. in the end. assume ell the
war debts of the States. or reimburse all
their outlays. but as this would only be
done after the war was over. it would at
ford no relief from immediate pressure
Taxss would have to be levied nnd paid
just IS If no repayment was ever to be
made. The Governors object was to
change this ultimate to an immediate as
sumption Of the State -burthen. and thus
save the taxation and debt Of the interycn-
ing years.
-sHs has procured the acceptance of the
two regiments now IN the service OF the
State. Col. Hackleman's and Col. j. NJ.
Wallace's. fox the time they are enlisted.
sertion Of an amendment in the militia bill
which authorizes the President to accept
foroes Tor less than three years. or the war.
IL he deemed il advisable and obtained the
Presidents consent TO accept our regi-
msnts If the bill passed. The bill was
passed. but the Secretary of War positive
ly refused to Issue an order for the accept
ans Sfstlle segimcnts.3 The Governor got
. perempfory order from the President a
few moments before he left for home for
their Acceptance. and the Secretary has
since issuea the necessary order. The
State il thus relieved of the burthen of
these. the last Of the troops author zed by
tho "Six Regiment BILL" The Govern
ment assumes all the cost Of equipping
them. and all their pay during the time they
have bess 40 the States service. so that
they. like she four regiments alrcady turn
ed over to the General Government. will
cost the State nothing. This was an i'm
portant feature Of the Governors enter
prise.
Another object was to secure from the
Government the means Of equipping the
ten regiments recently called for. so IS to
sayethe State the loss that she must ne
eessarily sufes 10 selling her bonds ssa dis
.ouns 10 'alsc INC .on.y .s :, 100
"o -, e. Ss 49, ~ a.' ,ha ,sn ,ac;
..a -. 'ns sos. =, p's 500 sh.u,as,s
= - NJ" oii VIC -, -,
An 'ns ss'ee'nen' . 'no.uueu =. oa 90 ~.
o. ax,.rsas ;,e,rrsl IN ,,renarino troons
eAps.se' IT," TS:. - ~ 49, S,a,o abop,
SssS aaa
S6;% h,nort.nt ob;ect az the Cover
.[&Ss c,rs . rs;,nburss-
ni.,r' -
aon;o.;, 80 -. s.. s. . ..~" $3.50 pau .o'
?.'ff IT, ssas rnssss u low I'm :: scr
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49, iii y, 2 5of5 ooo a. s
-" soeo ono = Ss0see .:',: 80. W."
VI W. 1870 LII v - asnass"a - sem
Iii !. 49, c. Cnna.Ssn. .'1 -. :.
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y .Srr, AIS am Th;s s.,;av o ,.. - ~. -.
800 49, .;,o 49, 10 " III sn'
Nc - honds ~ snshI.s ,hs - 's a..
- ia.;Si - ,,sv 81 ~, ,.e .a a
-. scss,5;ne &C. rs Th;s 49, ans
.hon,L undsrsfood he,ween ,hs Gsnsrai
Gs-s,nmsnf and Govsrnor Mor.on : no,
vst com nlsssa- and M Tre..,,rs~ Harvo,.
49, hscE ~ Wssb;n oton to.dsv 70 com.
b.. ;tsrd Ihr;no shs money hons~
rbs Govsrnmen. also reimburses the
gtata for Arms furnished the Federal