Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

ger. that the ladies of Wabash county have con
fdence in his courage, and that they hope on
some future Fourth of July-when peace shall
be restored and the Union preserved-to see that
same memorable banner. so surely destined to
make history of its own as we advance having
gone safely through the war, never dishonored,
but evermore covered with glory, borne in pro
cession and universally greeted as an object Of
pride and graduation
Colonel. accept these regimental colors so
honorable to the generous hearted patriotism of
the ladies Of Wabash county-with us, the baI-
ner county Of Indiana
May We all live TO see them returned TO their
hands. with the proud assurance that their trust
has been well placed, and that each having per-
formed faithfully soldiers duty, may calmly
await the soldiers reward.
col STACKS ACCEPTANCE
CHAPLAIN SAWYER: In behalf Of the 47th regi-
ment of Indiana Volunteers, accept the beauti
full flag which You have presented from the gen
erous and PATRIOTS ladies of the county Wabash.
and through YOU 10 them do in the name of the
regiment, extend the most heartfelt thanks and
gratitude for this, their most welcome donation
Ii Is the flag of Washington /; the flag of Madi-
son; the flag OF Jackson: the flag of our country
Our whole country; the flag under which deeds
of daring valor have been enacted upon many
battle field in establishing and sustaining Ameri-
can liberty and American Independence Around
1t cluster many fond and cherished rccollectiOns
of the past; so many bright and sparkling hopes
of the future, that feel a confidence i'm saving
there is not n soldier belonging To this regiment
whose soul is inspired with any other feeling than
that of patriotic love and veneraton for this, the
ensign of American hope and American nation
atty. and under IL, in this contest the murderous
hand OF treason shall be stayed. the assassn's
dagger parried, and American freedom establish
ed upon frmer and more reliable founda ton
Under its inspiring and soul cheering influence
will we
'strike-for affairs and our iresi
Strike-till the last armed foe eNpircsl
strike-for the green graves Of our sresl
Cod and our native land"
And when we reflect that il is not only the en-
sign of American liberty, but has been committed
to our custody by the patriotic ladies of Wabash
county. each and every one of whom has burning
within her breast that fire of patriotic love and
devotion inherited from noble and gallant an
cestry, which always characterized the matrons of
our common country, think l am safe i'm pedg-
ing TO the fair donors. in behalf Of the regiment
that on every battle field come success or defeat
come what will this flag shall be upheld and sus
tanned. and around its standard will we rally in
defence of the rights of loyal American citizens
everywhere For this object and none other have
we left home, family and near and cherished
friends, and no act OF dishonor or cowardce shall
ever tarnsh its soul inspiring folds All that
ask ia making good these pledges is the CO opc.
ration and aid Of each and every soldier of this
regiment. and | know that they will be most
heartily given.
Again, Chaplain, do return. through you to
| the ladies of Wabash county in the name of the
18th regiment. the most profound and heartfelt
gratitude. for this generous bestowal
Sergeant Lindsey, YOU have been selected ms
the principal color sergeant of the 41th regiment,
and YOU have been been appointed To that posi-
| ton because Of your well known GOODNESS cour-
age and discretion in every irving emergency
While the post which has been assigned you as
one OF the most honorable character vet it is one
OF danger and responsibility.
+ Into your hands committed the colors
witch the ladies of Wabash county have so gen.
erously given Us. You are citizen of that
county; the patriotic donors will look to you To
bear Il alott upon every battle field through every
trying scene.
i | know the confidence which has been reposed
IN you will not be abused. Take the flag.
and always remember it is the flag of your
1 country.
We learn from private advices from Adjutan,
Frank Cunningham, of the 35th Indiana, Colo
mel Walker. that grand review of all the forces
at Bardstown. Kentucky. took place yesterday
4 The 35th. Colonel Brigand's cavalry. Colonel
Fitch's and Colonel Dunhams regiments were
among the Indiana troops ON the ground. Gen
eral Buell. gave his PERSONAL inspection in detail
to every corps which formed under his eve Our
army in Kentucky is in splendid condition
+ BY the South Bend Forum we learn that Mr.
John Brownheld. ESQ, OF that place. recently
presented a splendid regulation sword each Ia
Captain /. b. Roberts aud Lieutenant g. W
Hart. OF the 18th regiment. They cost S2J
apiece.
4 --CoLoxrL wLLicH RrsrsxEp.-we regret Ia
learn by private letter received IN this city
from the Adjutant of the 32i regiment. that Col.
Which has resigned. His friends here SAY that
for some time he has been disgusted with the
manner in which the has been dragged al one
in Kentucky. aud has resigned in consequence
The country will learn with regret that our cause
has lost the services of one of the most efficient
taleated aud brave officers in the Unlon Army :
Ecansriie Journal
The Evansville Journal eenceives that the
skies are not yet clear" and concludes an arti
Gle under such caption a follows:
Ii Is evident from all these facts ;aat We have
only one hope of safety. The rebel armies must
Ice crushed and that speedily, or the future alone
can describe the fery ordeal through which We
will have 20 pass. The people may well lie
looking AT the prospects With calmne>sand making
up their minds aecoriln ely. This Government
must not be sacrificed through imbeciity. Our
1 immense resources are not TO be forever sQgand-
crei by folly and incapacity. No officer. civil or
4 military should be sciuired to perform impUssi.
bilities. but after all he has asked tor has been
ireely and promptly given, and he has been grant
Ell ample time Ia arrange his plans. the people
expect him 10 do something commensurate with
I the power placed in his hands III twenty more
DAYS elapse without the Accomplishment Of some
thing definite more military heads than Fremont
and = gels viii drop INTO the basket
The Lafayette Jeurnsi pronomces IL a. its
deliberate conviction that Jim Lane. OF Kansas.
i the 4" coming man. Come on" that paper
says. "oh coming man. and ii you. Jim Lane be
he. cons queklyi' Or any other man
Gen Shields, who il IS supposed. will con-
mand the Irish brigade. Is at Washington.
We clip Oh. following from the Lafa, etie
! Journal: