Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

The Journal objects to the seventh resolution
passed by the Democratic State Convention,
which reads as follows:
Z. That the Republican party has fully demon
strated It's inability to conduct the Government
through its present difficulties.
That print says that the present difficulties of
the Government must mean the war, and that it
is Gen, MCCLELLAN and the army who are Ito
bring The Government safe cut of this difficulty if
il ever gets out This ia singular admission.
IL expresses doubt whether We shall ever get
out of our present difficulties. Has the Presi-
dent no responsibility in the present crisis of the
countryl Is he not Commander in CHEZ of the
army and navy2 Gen. MCCLELLAN holds his pc
siton at the will Of the President. and If he is in
efficient or incapable Mr.. LINCOLN is responsible
for continuing him in the command of the army
l. there no responsibility upon the part of the
members OF the Cabinet IN or present Difficult
tiesr' The Republicans have a large majority
in both branches of Congress. and is there no re
sponsibil,y for the present difficulties in that
branch of the Government Every branch of
the National Government and the Governments
of all the Northern States, except Rhode Island,
are under the control of the Republican party,
vet the Journal places the entire responsibility of
bringing the Government safe out of its present
difficulties, .'if it ever gets out. and We pre-
ssme likewise the mbecility, ineffciency and
rascalities which has characterized the Adminisra
tionof thcparty in power, upon Gen MCCLELLAN,
an officer who is subordinate to the President, TO
the Cabinet and to Congress. Are the army and,
General McCLsIL,S responsible for the yacilla-
ting and humiatins policy of the Government in
the Mason and SLIprLL AFFAIR." Are they respon-
sible for the stupendous frauds and thievng under
risc presen. Administration which have been de
veloped bv the reports Of the Congressional In
vesusatiug Committee most of which occurred
right under the ewes of the President and through
the agency of men in power, whom he continues
in oficei No Democratic paper has equalel the
Journal in its denunciaiions Of the Administra
ton for It's inefficiency and lis inability to cope
with the leaders of the Southern rebellion. If
the army and General MCCLELLAN are responsible
for the fnlure. vhy Is il that the Journal has
teemei with foul abuse of the Administration for
that which il has no responsibility. The resolu-
ton 20 which the Journal objects Is but reitera
ton Of what it has often charged-the inability
Of the Republican party to conduct the Govern
men, through IT, present difficulties And in the
article upon ahichNe are commenting, By stating
that 's,he army j. 70 bring the Government safe
out OF this difficulty IL IL gets CUT. il ac-
knowledges that the Republican, party IS unable
to carry The country safely through the crisis Il
General McCLELIAN. "who directs the army" Is
responsible for conducting the Governmen,
throasli It's present difficulties. the whole power
and direction ofthe Government should be placed
in his hands. And If the Democrats who
have undertaken TO assist the Govern
ment" are 10 be made responsible fo'
the Administration of the G0vernmen
sbey should not be hamre7-d BY thescticn Of IL,
President, the Cabinet aud Congress he arm,
and the Democrats who are IN il to assist th,
Go.ernmeft can not be held accountable for th'
failures that have and that may occur. 80 long a
the Republican party are in power and attempt z
conduct H. Where il the failure" inquiries th'
Jo1rAsI What SAYS AIR. HALK. the Senator
from New Hampshire. one OF The leaders OF th'
Republican psrtyf Ia his place in the Senate OF
Thursday be said: We are expending million
and half dAy. not 10 put down the rebellion
but 70 keep just about where we are We al
the Journal how long We can proceed al such
rate before We reach utter bankruptcy. and ~b'
responsible Tor the state Of Affairs bu, those VIII
direct the Government