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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06
The Indiana Commissioners.

We understand that his Excellency, Governor
morton, has appointed Messrs. CALEB B. SMITH,
P. A. HAcKLExAS, GoDLovE S. ORTIZ, E. W. H.
ELLIS and THOMAS c. SLAUGHTER, the Commits
sioners from Indiana to the Convention of States,
to meet in Washington, on the 4th inst, at the
suggestion and invitation of the Legislature of
Virginia. Messrs. SMITH, HAcKLEMAN and ORTIZ
have accepted the appointment and have been
duly commissioned. Messrs. ELLIS and SLAUGH-
TER have been telegraphed to come here, and we
presume if the Governor, after due examination,
finds them sound will authorize them to attend
as aforesaid Governor MoRToS, we learn, is
somewhat inclined to facetiousness-he is what
may be termed little joker, and that he has
manifested this peculiar idiosyncrasy in the ap
pointment of the commission. Desiring to bur
lesque the convention, he has, with studous care,
selected a commission which will make it the
broadest farce possible.
So far as Indiana is concerned, Messrs. SMITH
and SLAUGHTER are inclined to conservatism, but
ORTIZ, ELLIS and HACKLENAS are as radical and
uncompromisng upon the slavery issue as CID
DISes or SUMNER. These are the men whom
Governor MORTON has selected to represent the
conservative sentiment of Indiana-at least three
fourths of her citizens. We can only say in ad-
vance, that the commission selected does not re-
fleet the sentiment of our people. The idea of
selecting mere politicians, and some Of them OF
very small cabre at that, to represent Indiana in
convention of States. places the State in po-
=. -. - Other Sfafa bax %
chosen their abest men, and the Republican ex-
ecutive of Ohio has been liberal as to place one
Democrat upon the commission from that State,
but the partisan Governor of Indiana
has selected mere partisans and infants
in craftsmanship, to come in competition
with the superior men of other States. 1t seems
as though our Governor, "of Websterian mould, -
was determined to humiliate the State so far as it
was in his power, and we have no doubt the most
complete success will crown his efforts. But We
beg pardon of the Commissioners. They accept
the place under the most humiliating circum-
stances Republican Legislature was unwilling
to place any discretionary power with Their own
Representatives. They go with their hands tied.
They can do nothing without first asking and re-
ceiving authority to act. They set in the Con
vention as automatons to do the bidding of the
Republican politicians in the Legislature. Their
judgment and patriotism is under the most abject
restraint Wooden men can represent Indiana
Just as effectively in the Convention of States as
the FIVE human beings whom Governor MoRToS
has selected for that purpose. Do men, indie
pendent, patriotic and sensible men, desire to
represent Indiana under such circumstances? We
can only answer that the greed for Office overrides
all other considerations.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-06

erous oneg Is no concession proper, but that
which is made from your want of right to keep
what you grant? Or does it lessen the grace or
dignity in relaxing in the exercise of an odious
claim, because YOU have your evidence room full
of titles, and your magazine stuffed with arms to
enforce theml What signify all those titles, and
all those armsg OF what avail are they, when
the of the thing tells me that the assertion
of my title is the loss of my suitg aud that
could do nothing but wound myself, by the use
of my weapons"
But those words of power and Cancellation fell
upon unwilling ears. The coercionists, the sup
pOrters of the Government, the men who claimed
TO have the abstract right on their side, you re
member, Mr.. Speaker, needed neither the sublime
warnings of Burke nor the imprisoned appeals
of Chatham. in their party zeal. And for mere
theory of no utility, they lost TO England her
brightest colonial Jewel. There was an instance
of coercion founded on an abstract right, failing
TO bring one blessed result to the Government.
How differently did old Republican Rome act.
when her existence at stakel She
proud and as naughty have been. Her
Haunting eagles had been borne in triumph over
every part of the civilized world. In her pride
and might she banished one who had been her
savior, and her triumphant leader. He fled from
her full of hatred and of vengeance. But he re-
turned, and was laundering at the gates of the
eternal CITY, at the head of Rome's remorseiess
enemies. And how was the Government sus-
tainedg Cancellation ruled in Rome. Her grave
Senators. her wise and reverend heads proposed
compromise. They did not urge the right of ban
ishment. One by one Rome's aged citizens and
statesmen sought that hostile camp and offered
any compromise for their country's safety. But
they we're scorned and rejected And il was not,
sir, until the noble women of Rome, with the
wife and mother of Coriolanus at his feet i'm
plored peace. that war was averted and the En-
pire saved. Sir, if all other means fail now-if
the dominant party will accept no peace offering,
if the Crittenden amendment is voted down, If a
Convention of the States is refused, If the Wash
ington Conference fails, then | trust in God that
the women of America, the wives and the moth
ers and the relatives of men in either section will
in solemn and grand procession come between the
contending and hostile armies, and compel peace
They NAV yet, like Volumnia and Vers liza of old,
be the saviors of this Republic
Sir. ! offer to the Republicans measure Of
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-19

bier srmGttst. Die Spinicns SeRdti0t Die gad.
r'bt Ucn FER Gtrsiie Der SSniaiu pon @eoyel pom
6asta unb fast. sns 5run, Der 9weite 1eit einiaer
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TEN Offer fartarfebt. Gtn,e1ne @cmtrn crreiArn
Die entferntcfeu S6eite ber Stapt. Retrsre Gin.
fpcbner mnrpen attGctet.
Die Scff,tere Der t6niaGi6en Srupprn tatsn
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rim lie ibm Sreue perfprefen.
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ftns TiertsIfunbr uur wureen Issten Wittpch
b'9ratsn. Die SHUTTER scfnoet fb wrbI.
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Aaslan0.

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mir ncusrs turOpdiihe Beribte.
Der S6ni9 VSn preuBen 1T esfOrben.
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uer gu r%srittten erwdblen p~irftn, bic mir ais
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frnren. Der aNppttrte 9irarr fam BEL bteIer
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iu6s u%nisfsr PROJECTIONS. 9%plititer in trimmer
fallen muB.
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@itttae Wo6ri6t,

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rarie Santnctrc nerlanesH, MAIDEN mir unferen 9ua6en une
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S'Iatts trl6eint. 9 N. 8aGIaet S5bnt,
gShrtefalc~G rpeers.
Gde Ter l4ttn Hnb Carp Strast.
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smtI6cn Ger 2ten unp 3ten ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-19

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in fleinen nnp grc6sn QuuntitIten.
@usrjeibnete SuaIltat StsinfO9lenSG, Gam.
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(5ortleBunS fOlst,)

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nan bic 5anO rer Ni6te praden miQ unO be
Der Gauts srpiiht.
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rn9. Nepa atursn .irerten ~sletafuls biIief at sacfibrt.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-19

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Ets Sdhule res ttn%tsreiGnsten III ruumcbr in ren gscbn>
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len uno Sinsei e.lernett su loHer.
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Spta8unseppa Nf''
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m. 6. NrIorue

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ithife. Oteier neue Strsinil&e gGe;n w,rp &c.
wtB iepem &enner unO 5eiulbmefer number.
oeun es 1T Der refine RehenIaft. I'm riuen
freunpli6en 3ulprudh bittrt c~rgebeuIf
S. q. 9atturf H.. Go.
81. 9. SrlrfIinen Yer1cnen, welte cine
tcrtitliGe g3einfur MAIDEN modem, tann nitts
SefTeres anempfObIrn merpen, mtt uns BON nm.
fern 5errn ~9SItbrten 9lersten Ueitterl pirp.
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Oa%mpfibtffabrt ,p;{ben 8ihmuno II. gep 9Iorf.
Die beicen srOseH unb beauem rineeribttten gee. Damo,
lhiHt ,SmneStOrl" umo ,.6OanOfs" werben Dem reil:nSen
9nblitHm ,ur 9enusune btitens empfoblen. Ser Sabrprsis
tttrd9t in Der Geilte incl. 9cit unS 1p'f SIS, unS i'm ami,
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n:Roanete" irben 8rsitaf UNI 6 ubr Nbsnts BON gito Wpinl
aoteert. User eoS lehtere Oantfl6tf tenuben min, SAT It
bti Sen llntcrsifnstsn Elm 6abr5iuet ,u l6ien. '
Frabt piro bili9(t en9enrmmen unb plHitl df 6efSrotri,
01mdatrrsie NJ II NIrrfOlf 81. 90.
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MmsetNcn.

gu Iermtethen
first cine ftGns Bctuuns an etne fletne uni
rutise 8omilie tei g. Rraufe.
Ste Ctr. Napp 6iu.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

Springfield, April 25.-The Illinois
Legislature have had under consideration
to- day, bill f2r the organization Of SIX
regiments as called for By the President.
The bill passed and was signed by the
Governor.
At tao. invitatisn Of the Legislature,
Senator Douglas addressed both Houses
IN the Legislative Hall tonight, and was
enthusiastically received o.. if... t. o~
He said war of determination and op-
preston is now being waged against the
Government. Walker boastz that on the
LIST OF May the Confederate flag wilEwave
from the dome of the National Capitol; and
on the 4th of July the army vail occupy
independence Hall. Abroad this piratic-
al flag is unfurled against our commerce,
and the navigation Of the MISSISSIPPI is
DISTRACTED, and We are required 10 pay
tribute at it's mouth. The question is,
shall we allow tina 70 proceed, or meet
the OPPRESSION He said there was no
cause for this rebellion; that no evidence
had been seated that thsiE institutions
we're insesars. The fugtaye slaselaka
| were never executed with more hrmnesa
than recently at Chicago. Are We TO in
augurate the Mexlcan systemip the Ialted
SEatesP 'Had the candidate OF the dis
unionists been elected, and the Republi-
irsns FsbeiieSig would have used my best
EFFORTS 10 crush them. The first duty Of
American citizens is obedience 20 courts
and laws. In ny opinipu it j. eps Sasy
to lay aside al party creeds and platforms
until you have secured the country from
/ her aasAalAnts. will never &cqaiese in
any warfare upon the constitutional rights
or institutions Of the South, Ii any at
tempt is made to invade these rightss Of
incite servile instruction among them,
would b. the frat to rush to the rescue
yet, they must distinctly understand thai
! will never scquieSe in their invasion oil
our consEits& ional rights. Il Is q crime
agaiaSt sossasatisnal fFpaaom Cd Atsaaui
to gulch the United States out Of the mar
of christendom. .......
i He appealed 10 the nea Of all parties
not To ALLOW their passions to get the bet.
ter of their judgments, and not attempt ID
manufacture partixan capital out of the
i msssgisa and STRUGGLES % thaar oognssys
I To Democrats he would say, don't a1Iow
party considerations to make you traitors
/ The most zstupendous and unanimous
preparations FOR war Is the shortest waj
to peace. The greater the unanimity, tht
Less blood viii be shed. avery friend oil
liberty must feel that this cause is hia own
The seeded States have proceeded to OBJ.
struca our most inalienable rights Of nav
igation of the Mississippi. The peopl'
d the Mississippi Valley can never con
sent that they be excluded free access II
the Gulf Of Mexico. | will never eesasi
TO urge nay oouatrymen % take Up arm
and Fight TO the deash In dafea8a u dies
| rights. 1t is . war Of sslf-dsssBse.
believe it is a duty we owe to ourselves
our children and our Con, 70 protect an'
sustain our aowssamsas aza Flag fsen
every assaiianks ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

Cairo, April 26th.--The steamer @. H.
Mailman, d st, Louis and Nashville pack.
"a. en-roug for Nashville, was boarded
sassardav by Cant. Scott about ak milea
above the city and requested the Captain
Of the steamer TO land her as CAIRO, which
he pfoufasea "a do Whsa she arrived "a
Birds Point, No., Immediately opposite
Cairo, abe rounded to and landed TO Off
GERS, Grew and passengers al desired. -
She was then taken possession of by the
steamer Swallow, Capt. Scott command
ing ana. brought to this port The Hall.
man had GA board one thousand kegs Of
powder and large quantities ST other con,
traband goods destined for the South
which waTn eonHscated. The boat Ia In
POSSESSION of Tho State authorities.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01
ErsM Virginia.

The AlexaadFia Gazette says aenn Lee
has ordered the release Of Gen. Harvey,
who vas stopped at Harpar's Ferry 90
his waysto Washington, and mentions o.
rumor, that JEFF. Davis il to come 10
Richmond this week, and that Vice Pres
ident Stephens has returned 90 Montgom-
cry.
Troops are continually passing through
Wilmington from South Carolina and
Georgia for Richmond.
Six hundred troops arrived at Richmond
from South Carolina on 23Ed, JeR Davis
was in Montgomery on Sunday evening
last.
Sen. Basier, Of Mass, remains at An
napoiis. He has planted a pattery upon
the heights opposite the City which can
destFy il at an hours notice.
4 Washington dispatch Of Wednesday
TO the New York Times, says 9 deputation
of Virginians and Mayrlandsrs waited on
the President and demanded cessation
of hastiities until sitter the session u
Congress, The Presidents answer was
pFomps, decided and in the negative.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01
Propoaisian II tAs isovsrnar Of Keats


New YORK, April 26tb.--The steamer
Ks,y -stone State direcK fEazn Washington,
arrived here at noon to- DAY, bringing
Col. Bonneville, Z. 5. e., Ge5. Twitchell,
Seth Bryan Of Boston, and Mr.. Parrot Of
Kansas bound home.
'9hea Keystone State left Washington
On "Wednesday afternoon.
i She brings forty OF tify bags Of mail
raalEer, for the Northeast In Charge Of
Gen. Twitehell. She also brings dis
patches, instructions from the Govern
ment to Mr. Adams, Minister to England.
The Keystone State Ia well armed, and
provided to resist any attack that might
be made on her, but she met with no in
teri ference.
"A gentleman wbo left Charleston On
Thursday, says Gen. Beauregard was then
experimenting the repairs OF Fort Sum-
ter, with the expectation Of an immediate
attack from the North on Charleston
Thai there was ahen no movement OF
troops towards the North, and be believes
L. r. will be none,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01
EFsm the soaah
s Al Ia s.x,.s, e.v.Aa fs.as ga lsnvawrr. a

) Itaskamorsa sA&l he Government has
detachment Of troops protecting the
woykmen who are repairing the bridges
On tha Philadelphia railroad, east Of tha
Susquehanna. 1t viii be open for mails
and travel only.
n is bsfevsd thss q suorasg Of shs leg
efsgafage eagnus assemble at Frederick %
Friday.
The Banks are preparing 10 issae sasaail
notes, 10 be authorized b. Esse legssl aasafes
A schooner from New YORK, towed By
aug wsss aasmgas TO by shos from
Fort Monroe, which went through the
tug, ansafhs cargo was seiEea.a It10nsisf-
cd Of militia Tor YirginiA, and . full hghi
| artillery battery. - .s n
The Petersburg ya1 Express say'
there asp lpslO0 troops at Richmond
4,0W at Hafper's Ferry $500 a. Nor
folk, including $50 from Georgia-
Gen. Johnson, Of Tennessee, was Eaob-
] bed al kyaeAharg on Saadays on his va
FROM Washzig ton 10 Tsaasssse. Be DO
MED sanding message stating thai len
nessee should furnish . quota OF men.
The States and pRsos u Mashizsgtql
haa suspezdsds tina people hssing saseas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

Washington, April 29.-The President
has Issued the following proclamation:
WEEREAs, for reasons assigned in my
proclamation Of the 10th, blockade
Of the ports Of the seeding States was
established, and Whereas, public pEnpog
ty has been seized, the collection 81 rev
enue DISTRACTED, and duly commissioned
officers, Khils executing orders, have been
ARRESTED, bald as prisoners, or imPedsd
in their official duties without legal pro-
cest, by persons claiming 20 act under
the authorities of Virgins and North
Carolina, an efficient blockade of the ports
Of those States will be established ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

sAsd III xa6aI =. VI m II SSilEElz-
ue to advocate the Seashsrn Confedsracy.
whs azoast IL Aeag ssisea al fia0sgs-
sown By TIE GoFsfamsEf Ii 25 200 IT.
rsls. They ara selling il 20 the poor II
seven dollars per barrel. The street price
10 fifteen dollars.
Il RheEesxs said to pc 900 secession
- a sptona pel,, sAeugh they ara
Three Union volunteer oonpanies there.
Governor Leacher, OF Virginia has is
sued . proclamation prohibiting the ex-
portation Of G0ur TO Northern casiea.
a letter fssan the vile Of sBissaop Fsek,
of Louisiana, says her house was burned
over her head on the night Of April 18th,
b. psgroess also tbs SesidsaGa Of Bishop
Elliot. So q - ~ - 80 -
Several gentlemen arrived from the
South report that the people are arrniDg
syeFywheEaz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

- On Saturday last, Large number
Of our citizens went down to the Lower
Landing, for the purpose of seeing mil
itaxy parade, As the West Wind round
ed to, committee waited on Col. Miles,
Commsnaex of shs "a iufantry of o. S.
Troops, requesting that he Weuld coHas
ashore, and show US what his men could
do. The Col. granted the request. The
corps vent through the several evolutions
with perfect PereisioH, which showed that
they were masters Of the exercise. The
music was splendid-the drill gave gene
raj satisfaction, and shaved that the old
Col. understood his business. The Com
m2nd left at 1 O'CLOCK, for Leaveuworth.