Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

the borier States remain ~ the Union. the Union
will be re%t,ret |; j. their design u have the
var conducted M such . m1nser that a recon
strucilon OF the Union ~ii be impossible 1AeiT
Union. II will Le remembered. j. Union without
any slave STATES Thes will neser cnn>est To
the admission ibto tile Uavn of any of tie South
ern States whie they are slave States. Their
desire j. Ia prosecute the var SO as 10 conquer
and suhugate the Southern Sla;e-. even IL they
hsve To- extermns.e nil the male population: and
then 10 govern the States thus conquered as ter
ritories or Provinces See Summers speeches
passin. As regards the borIer States. they wish
To force them out of the Union, in Orler that
they my conquer and sul'due them too. and e,-
hsc te their property. ALL that is tie secret
after alt They are devoat believers in the old
formula of the roundhe ,ds.
Resaived, That the inheritance Of the earth
belongs Ia the saints of the Lofd
"Rtsolred, That We are the saints"
le-, they the saints. They cnyet the rich
plantations of the nth They would have all
the Southern people klIei, anl then confiscite
their property. This H. no hcti0n. | have he ri
dozens of these radical members of Congress
de lorng tie fact that so much of the richest
] nj in the world owned by these cursed
Southerners," and declaring that. it they hrd the
power, they would divide IL ameus the people OF
the North
The question as TO how the $40 900 trooDs that
are now beng rai-ed are 10 be organized beng
now before the country, propose to make sug-
gestion which will. if carried out, greatly add "a
the efficiency of the army. IL IS that Z ,ptain,
two Lienten Ints, four sergeanis and eight cUrp0
rails from every regiment in the lie whose ranks
are reduced To 700 men less. be detached and
sent home As recruiting officers. Prob by every
regiment now ia the 6ed that has been in the
service months or more u in that cphd ton.
Many tligt know of en- not nov muster VI
men. Let these recruiting officers he selected
from those who have IN ,st distinguishes them
selves Let them 60 To The lie i ties whei e the
regiment raised, and. divided into little par
ties OF two or three IN each let them ne the old
but effective means of recruiting Ia two weeks
they would all return TO their regiments with men
enough tn Ill up the ranks of e,ch To the iuil
complement at 900 men. The adva ltsgeS OF
tins plan obvious. Ii would Gust the Gov
eminent norhing, except the cost OF tr ,IispOrtng
the new recruits. Ii would tie speeit IN It's ope-
RATION ami At this junrture. when time Is every
thing the work OF raising the $780, troop
still an.uishe>, for the reasons mentioned III
recent letter Up 10 this time only re-,
iment has st,rtel for the at of war. Ii
would afford an opportunity Tor tie lrump'ion OF
very many gallant Officers who have behaved
like heroes in recent engagements There are
hundreds OF regiments with only five or Fix Cup
tains. ten or twel,e l. eutenantS, and not half a.
MANY Ser9eants anu CurporalS a. are needed. aud
many in which NJ ljor j. in command The
other officers have ieen killed or taken lri>oners
Justice Ia the officers oi the regiments require
that they he promoted to the vacant p ,re~, III all
Gases where they worthy: anu that Ser2e.nts
and Corporsls lie made of the most deserving me-,
in the ranks This plan would place the whoie
100000 men. in three weeks time. in position
where they en- at oiWe he useful. Ii raised and
drilled by themselves. il must he miny mouths
before they disciplined efficiently TO stand
the shock of battle; and even then. they will he
um.er raw and mex perienced officers Every bat
tie that has been fought thus far has shown the
absolute necessity OF having experienced ofirer~
and the utter worthe>>ne>s oi ihexl eiiencel ones
The objections to this plan will be from those
who expet To lie officers in new regiments. Blu
lei them take courage. There j. sill chance
for them. d. they think I'll ~ these 30p 900 neI
are going To fini-h the wary Let me assure then
nay There will he other calls tor troops. Lee
them 90 on. r'ising their new regiments. The
country viii need. AMI must have, million o
troops ia the field, before this rebellion can be
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