Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

he telegraph tins morning reports that Mr..
STANTON the Secretary Of made the following
significant remark in reference 10 the future con
duct OF the war: Hereafter the army must sup
port itself" In pamphlet lately issued by Mr..
SUxSrE, the Abolition Senator from Massachu
sets. the following paragraph appears as to the
cause Of the war and the means to be employed
to suppress the rebellion:
Misconceiving entirely the cause Of the war;
and the enimHs Of the enemy, we have every
reason to be thankful that nothing worse has
happened TO our cause. but what have to hope
for in the iuturel A long do not strike AZ
the cause of the war. nothing Every dollar We
expend on the plan of restoring the seatun quo
ante beliHn, is so much given to the rebel cause
JANIS II LANE. man Of decided anti slavery
or abolition sympathies. has been appointed Brig
adler General. and separate command given
him, with permission to prosecute the war; so far
as he is concerned. by such agencies as he may
see fit. The President and Secretary of War
cannot be ignorant Of the principles entertained
by Mr. LANE and the objects ne proposes to ac-
colr!lish. A few days ago this man made
speecS at Chicago a report Of which We copy
from tbs Chicago Tribune. the leading Republi
can organ Of the Northwest. to which we direct
the attention Of the reader as the development
OF the measures which the Administration now
intend TO employ in putting down the rebellion
Gen. LANE talks as though he had entire conf
dence of the President. and that his views had
the approval Of those in authority. lie said
IL is no time for talking now. but for action
We have consumed eight months in inactivity,
have wasted three hundred millions Of dollars
and sacrificed twenty five thousand lives and
turned this country upside down in our insane en-
deavors To put dowa this Internal rebellion and
save slavery. | tell you can't be done and the
Government has come TO that conclusion. Let me
tell you. confidentiaIy, that on Monday last they
opened new set of books and came TO the con
clusion that if the Union can't be saved and
slavery saved. then down goes slavery. The
rebels have either got TO submit. to die to run
away. | tell YOU the time has come when play
must stop. The rebels must submit or be sent
down forthwith to that hell already yawning to
receive them
This desirable contamination was effected by a
compromise The radical men agreed that the
conservative men should carry on the war ac-
cording to their notions. for eight menths, pro-
vidcd they were allowed the next eight. The time
IL up for the conservatives, and they now hand
the war and It's conduct over to the radicals. and
every conservative man should now extend the
same encoura cement and support which We gave
To them in the prosecution of their method.
There are in the South 6s0 900 strong and 10y
al male slaves who have fed and clothed the
bel army and have good fought upon their
side. Government now proposes that these slaves
shall feed and clothe army and fight upon
side. Tho other day while talking with the Pres.
ideut. Old Abe said 90 me. Lane. how many
black men do YOU want to have 20 take care OF
your armyl" told him "a my army would
bands Ia addition 10 NV teamsters and wagon
masters. | considered every one of my soldiers
engaged la this crusade of freedom a knight err
rant and entitled To his squire TO prepare his food
black his boots. load his gun aud take of MS
drudgcry. vanity and pride are necessary nj.
juncts of the soldier. aud do not propose To low
er him by nenlal offences. nor compel him to per
form the dniies OF the slave So. while shall
elevate the slave by giving him his freedom aud
making a man OF him. | shall alsoseevate the
soldier aud leave him work To DO but lighting.
A voice in the crowd" What are YOU going to
do with the nggersl
The General, singing out the owner Of the
voice. and pointing his long finger at him.
pie,i; All, my friend, you are just the man
have been looking for; Nill tell YOU what am
,,ong Ia do with them. am going To plant them
t,s soil of the Gulf coast after We have got
through this war. let them stay there and cult
vate tue land. have Government extend a pro
lection 20 them. as il does 20 the Indians aud
send Su;ei htendents and Governors among them
and pay them wages for their labor There
conld he no competition between black aud white
labor" lie believed. whether the rebels liked
the idea or not. that the blacks az distant day
would have possession of that Gulf country. 10
which they we're acclimated and physically con
ditiOnel. tie proposed 90 establish free State
governments he went along. and he could
promise his hearers that either he OF the rebels
would be cleaned out.
The people must form their own opinion, from
these bold declarations whether the object of the
i for the maintenance of the Constitution
and the restoration Of the Union. or the abolition
Of slavery.