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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
Thc PIundcrcr, and Patriots.

The plunderers at " ashington-which is but
another name Tor politicians in these times
headed by Wilson and Sumner with L0seioy
and Hickman ar their tail. are still busy abusing
our Generals and those patriots who putting
down the rebellion and saving the country.
While our soldiers and our Generals rapidly
forcing Jell Davis and his conspir,tnrs 10 the
wall. the plundererS seem To have but little else
To do but denouuee them Since Summer saw ht
Ia traduce Gen Halleck for his labOrs in tie
West, he will soon, no doubt, have an opportuni-
" to attack Mcclellan tor occupying Richmond,
and thus defeating the plans OF the pundereIs
and iobbers
The followers and partisans of these az tators.
anu those of any other clique. had better do all
they have To do IN that line at once, Tor the "a
bles will soon be turned upon them. The VAR
will soon be % an end. and then those who have
been of real service 10 the c0untr--ihe men
Who have fought our battles. planned and Won
our vctories--wll be the governing power OF the
nation. The plunderers jobbers and their de
Tenders will then have 10 give way 10 the rule oi
the patriots and heroes OF the war Like the re
hels they Will have To suhside and "skeladde'
to make room for the true and patriotic men who
have been serving their country while the plum
derers have been robbng and trying to destroy
it-N y Herald
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

the above extract from the resolutions of the Al
bauy men. That il - un American and Suby err
sive of the Constitution no one can doubt IL
eoes the av0wed principle that constitutions
paper - be torn up and rewritten a occasion
my seem 10 demand
The onlt safe doctrine. the only constitutional
doctrine, tie only American doctrine. : mat the
State sovereignty j. never suspended for one IN
slant IN regard TO any power which belongs TO
state, and. though every officer OF the State be
dead. or banshed, or a refugee from offended
justice. the State sovereignty IL immusable, and
the State rever dies This is law, Constitution,
safety and; this is the principle of the fathers.
kebelious.State officers must be punished. re
bellious Governors, Legislators, tax collectors
and pound masters from the highest to the low
est. must be driven from Office or made 20 ad-
minister Office according 10 the law and the Con-
sfituton of the Cnitet States. But the PROPOSE
ton 70 suspend the sovereignty OF a State and
assume the management OF ifs powers as a State
its debts a,d it, local and municipal laws, its
prisons ana Door houses, its domestic institutions
slavery or anti-slavery. whatever they are is not
only fraught with mischief. but is rank radicalism
and disunionlsm. This side Of the platform will
break down with the load of radical people who
will t'ke their stand on it. We begin TO see that
the Union in the name Of this party mems a
union of voters to accomplish an object but not
union for THE UNIoS. The doctrine here set
forth is precisely that against which Mr.. Lincoln
has set his like iron. and unless 1t be dropped
out Of the principles Of the new party. will be a
milestone around it, neck. dragging il TO well
merited perdition.-N. Y Jour. Of Com
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

The Albany Union Party have issued an ad-
dress. accompanied by series OF resolutions, in
tended to be platform for the organization.
winch ~ publsliei yesterday II Is remarkable
that the only allu>ion 10 the Union which j. con
tanned ~ the eight sided platform OF this Union
party Is the following brief declaration al the end
Of the third resolution OF the octagon: And
that We unnlterallv opposed 10 any division OF
the Union. or TO any pe'HIaRsHf suspension of the
local sovereignty OF the several States which
compose it, These wOrds Nere doubtless well
weighs! and carefully considered They mean
that the party Is not oppused 70 temporary >us-
pension OF the sovereignty OF STATES. The doc
triue OF the Sumner resolutions. of the radical
new spapers. aud oi the originators OF the Cooper
Institute meeting when Mr.. Blair called "aiders
and abettots OF the southern Confederates' was
precisely this. that the States had committed a
species of suicide. and were o. be- treated i ef
ritones until they were educated INTO loyaify.
when they might be feadmltted as States in the
Union This Ne understand to be the doctrine Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

The radical Republicans do not appear to be
jubant over the mastery generalship displayed
by Gen. MCCLELLAN and its triumphs to our
arms Why is this3 MCCLELLAN is a conserva-
tive. and he believes in honestly prosecuting the
war for the objects avowed by the President and
by Congress-.he maintenance Of the Constitu-
ton as il is and the restoration of the Union as
IL was. For this reason the Abolitionists do not
like him. and to destroy him they would rejoice
at any disaster To our arms in his division of the
army. The same class not only desire that the
war should be prosecuted for the abolition of
slavery, but also for President making A bril-
liant success by McCLELLAS over the rebel army
of the East, resulting in its dispersion and the
capture of the rebel capital they fear would
make him the Hero of Richmond, as Jackson
was the Hero of New Orleans. and equally popu-
lar with the people as Old Hickory. MCCLELLAN
is a conservative. and the radicals fear that his
influence would be exerted 20 preserve the Con
stitution aud Union as framed by the wise and
pure men who founded them. and therefore they
have no sympathy with or plaudits over his tri-
umphs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

\ vHRY STRANGE NORTON The AboltiouiSts
have heen vehemently insisting that General
Nee ellan should take Yorktown Immediately
Well. the General has gratih,d the AbositiouistS,
and has captured not only Yorktown but ven
IL one rebel cannon and vast stores OF arms and
ammunition Now. because II only cost eight
live. and not ten thousand. TO accomplish tins,
the Aholitioni,ts declare that Mcclellan ought
t. 6e removed These philosophers mist have
strln-e notions OF the AT OF War Ii Mcclellan
had lost ten thousand good soldiers-DFave men
and excellent conservative voters-in capturing
the rebel citadel the Abolitioui>ts would have
l,een crazy with delight " Y. Herald
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

From the evidence publish elsewhere. and
from Republican authority, il appears that the
Administration il seriously entertaining the pro
ject Of recruiting negroes into the army Of
the United States, for the purpose Of hold
ing white men under subsection. And this
l. done for the avowed purpose of degrading white
men--the men Of their own race. IL is not only
the rebels that are 10 be thus humbed. but loyal
white citizens FRANK BLAIR said in his eman
cpation speech the other day that this was not a
war for slavery. but against negro equality. The
Administration Is furnishing the evidence, by
arming the negroes and making them the equals
of the white men in the army, that their appre-
tensions were not without foundation. By
placing the negro over the white man. it is con
cession that the former is little better than the
latter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

The tax payers Of Indiana will remember
when the Federal tar gatberer shall come around,
that the taxes were immensely enhanced by CAN
KsoS A. Secretary of War. and that Mr. CoLFAx,
and Mr.. JuIrAs. and Mr. SHaSks. and Mr. WHITE,
all Republicans OF this State. voted in the House
against the censure OF CAMERON. resolution
Of censure offered in the House by Mr. Hot
NAN, OF this State, and it passed by vote OF
ayes rs; nays IS. Forget not that those men
voted TO justify the stupendous robbing and mon
strous corruptions proven by an investigating
committee appointed by the House. most of whom
we're the political friends Of the late Secretary oil
War. whom Mr LINCOLN screens by giving him
the mission TO Russia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
.we,comes the star of newest"

The Boston Courier, the old Wing organ of
Daniel Webster, and which has remained true To
the conservative faith long defended 10y H.
former great leader, after copying "A ubiant
ticle from Western Democratic paper. aunounc-
ing Democratic victories, comments ~ follows:
These are indeed cheering worls-ior We
take them only TO mean that the people of tire
West will not allow the institutions OF the coun
try to be perverted aud overthrow for party ends
or to crafty the foul desires of ianaticism They
have the power To save Us. and now they show
the will. and only 10y political changes can the
good work be accomplished. Our own prefer
ences would lead us To wish for this salvation by
a combination If conservative men of all former
political organizations; though sorry to
say see slight evidence OF any disposition. on
the part of the Republicans. To abandon their
party position. Ii requires no Abandonment of
political principle whatever for those who have
hitherto been opposed TO sectional politics, to
take their stand. side by side, for the of the
Union and the Constitution.
To all this the Republican leaders and the Re
publican presses are opposed. They sometimes
threaten and sometimes implore. that all party
issues nav be laid aside They declare it is ac-
tual treason to think of setting up an orgluiza-
ton against themselves. whom they 6t To- call
the GOvernment-but none OF this cant will 20
down. The people of the West see to what be
lief it has led the country. and that further lie
lief in it must inevitably and utterly destroy the
country. and they will submit to il no longer.
The politicians who have so grossly deceived
them can cheat them no longer The people see
their short sightedness, their fillsity. their reck
leSsness OF consequences To the nation. for the
OF their own petty ends. And the tine OF these
men Is coming. They see the handwriting on
the wall. aud they tremble. They would plunge
the country into woes aud horrors unutteuble,
beyond the present, to maintain party aScemden
cy. This is the source and meaning OF their out
cry against other parties, while they cling with
the grasp ct death To their own. But the people
will be victorious over them. Welcome the Star
OF the Vest
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

The Washington correspondent writing under
date Of the 26,h inst. saws:
The Merrimac i hourly expected out. and al
that IS wanted By our force j. 20 have her come.
Size Is q doomed vessel. mark my prediction. \
new ball has beeen invented which perforates
sheets Of iron fifteen and twenty inches thick. as
easy as you would poke your finger IN piece of
cheese. The making OF these projectiles is a sc
cret in the possession of our Government alone.
IL our vessels have projectiIe which can ae-
complish such wonderful results. why do they
not go where the Merrimac is. and finish up the
jObl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
NJ EDICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

TEVO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
organization, OF TO those by whom increase Of
family Is from any reason Objectionable, the igned
would offer prescription which perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed In various parts Of
the Old World for the past century Although tits article
isvery cheap and simple, yett has been put in half
pint bottles and sold very extensively the exhcrbiant
price Of - per bottle, the undersigned proposes fur
ui>h the recipe Tor FL by the possession Of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard any
drug store Tor The tng of 20 cents per year Any
physician druggist wtel you IL perfectly harmless
thousands of testimonials be procured Of its ecay
any part the world receipt Of 81 BY address
ing. DK. J. e. OEYERAUX,
p o. Box, No. 1853. New Haven. Connecticut
uly22-d&v
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
rhe con,rn..-MecIe,ran,- Genius.

The respect Of Europe for the power of Amer
lea is To day becoming very different thing from
three months ago. When England went 10 war
with Russia, the idea OF invading that vast coun-
try was never entertlined possibility. but the
war reduced To combat at one spot where
the nations concerned met to fight out the ques-
tons involved. Take il all in ALL that assem-
blage at Sebastopo, that enormous waste OF lie
before the walls OF worthless city. whose cap
ture but triumph OF arms, and determine
ton OF physical and military strength, that en ire
contest seems one of the most foolish examples
OF war on record. Ii was precisely like duel
to decide moral question. But the English
military men. remembering their own experience
with regard to Russia, rdicucd the idea of in
yading country as large as the Southern Con
federacy. Slowly the magnitcence OF McCel-
lan's genius aud ability dawn ON their ideis. He
begins to be ackno~ lodged man of vaster com
prehenson more extended powers OF plan, more
thorough executive ability than perhaps any man
in the armies OF Europe. Ii he shall be success
ful at Yorktown, he will rank in Europe as the
great general of the age, and England will as
she is accustomed 10 do. bestow her praise and
admiration ON the successful government.-Ner
York Journal o, Commerce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
NJ DICAt.

FEyHtSE Pill the result Of much steady atc care
fl experience in all varieties of Female couplaints
and Of srities Suppressions euchohes
or Whites inflammation Of the Bladder, Kidney and
Womb, and loss Of Nervous Energy, etc Their use is
above al praise
Are entirely free from any Mercural Mineral poison,
purely vegetable and free from Danger be
used with perfect safcty-
Among the many thou ands that have used them In all
parts of the Union speak i'll Of them, fer all like
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
Special Notice.

10 III YER TLSERS-A advertisements tgken Ior
q specified time, ant Ordered OHf befre the expiration
Of TIE tune sIect6ed ,oH he cdrgsd Ne regufr rdfas
ftr NE sane ~ 10 TIE time they Orfered out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

II -3s 500 hogs were packed at Lafayette. III
stead of Is, 500 as reported in the table of the
number of hogs packed in this State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
PERU AND INDIAN POLIS
r. "A I L r Q "A ID
1862. u - - 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Houtc TO chicago via Kokomo
81 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.


hN AND AFTER MAY 5, 1862, trains will be
~ follows:
A Mail Train will leave indianapolis at lilo A NJ,
stop all stations and make close connection kokomo
with train the Cincinnati aud Chicago Air Line Rail-
road for Logansport Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrive
at Peru at 3l5P NJ, In time to make connections with
trains on the Toledo and Wabash Railway going East and
West.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru at 600
A. NJ. after the arrival Of the train the T. W. r. W.
from the East, and srrive nianapolis $50 A. NJ.
in time to make connections for all points East, South
and West.
An Express train will leave indianapolis 1925 r. NJ,
kokomo with train for Chicago and arrive at
Peru at 500 A. NJ In time make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru at 1900
making close connection at kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chica
Valparaiso and Loganspor aud arrive at indianapolis
40 ~ in time 70 connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points
Special attention given the transportation of live
stock, produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and superintendent
THO. p HAuGHEy. General Ticket Agent. apl 62-dIy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

Yankees ever assumed the responsibilities of
arms ~ith more slacrity cheerfulness
But will they hghtl volunteering il one thin.;
standing ffe another or course this question
can only be snsws cred by the event. Those. how
ever, who have .een them most and Nh0 know
them best. are confident Of their ge. In
stances have been uamei - me Of the most ex
empliry conduct in action on the part Of some ol
the South Carolina negroes heretofore employed
by us. The pilot Isaac, who Cuiced Commander
Stevens and hrs boats in the affair at Port Royal
Ferry was under fire and endured IL like vete
ran. Both among the C0niederates and our own
forces have been opportunities for testing the
quality of phy steal courage IN the negro, which
have generally resulted 10 his favor. Certainly
from all we know, We have no right to doubt that
he will fight in cause that mpeis nim 10 voun-
teer. To pronounce a man a coward ia advance,
after he has testified his Willingness incur dan
ger, and before he has been tired, would be IN
generous and unreasonable
At all events. il the announcement Is true con
corning the arms and equipments to be sent 10
General Hunter for the OF the negroes, We
shall soon see another principle demonstrated
another fact tested-by that sagaciOus and fear
less soldier And then, If the experiment prove
a success, the question how TO make south Clro
lima loyal will have been answered We shall
at once find her soil occupied by friendly peo-
pie, outnumbering the rebels, and prepared 10
hold il for the Government by the slropg hand
we have armed. Truly. to South Carolina.
the very seat ofdsloyalty, garrisOned, and guard
ell. and defended. by those who so lately were
slaves there TO the lash and the chan-to a
black police maintaining order where 30 lately il
crime for negro 10 move but by white
mans command and 30 see all this done under
the authority OF Government--unattended by dis
order, unaccompanied by outrage-woud he an
example retributive Justice unmixed with ven
geance, such rs history has never yet recorded
And what region 80 appropriate for the sublime
and bencfcent experiment the State OF Soul
Carolinal-and what soil so 6t for the grave q
slavery that where treason was born, nursec
and reared TO its dreadful maturity
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

Married Ladies in certain situations shoalt not
them. For reasons see directions on each box.
Price One Dollar Per Box.
They are a Thin fiat box, postage cree all
parts Of the United States upon the receipt of the price,
Prepared aud sold by DIX. EWING,
No Is Virginia Avenue,
my7-d&wly indianapolis. Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SEALED PROPOSALS.

QUARTERMASTERS DEPARTMENT, u. $. Al
indianapolis, Indiana, May 5, 1862.
StEALED PROPOSALS WI l. BE Received AT THIS
- Office until saturday MAY 10. 1862, ~ ten o'clock
A. NJ, for furnishing aud delivering at Camp Morton
within the fifty days. IN such daily deliveries may
be required e OOO two thousand cords Of good merchant
able q.
Payment will be made in cash delivery. Proposals
10 be Endorsed Prop sal> for Wood"
Satisfactory security will be required for the faithful
fulfment Of contract. JAMES \. ENiN.
may5-dtd A.Q.M. U.SA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
TAILORING BUSINESS.

HAVE COMMENCED THE ABOVE BUSINESS IN
Aeeuai~ Block, No :. second floor where wsnld BE-
pleased 70 see al my Trends promise give entire
satisfaction "a lifting and making all garments ntrrte
10 my care .mys-d3w JAMES NcCREADl.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-09
Sine meme 6irma+
IrDreQ unb Smtt6,
8aufmams>SAneiter in QGlentaun.

8aufmanns>S6neiber in 4llentaun.
IA Die llntIrssiGnetsn bebtrnen lIG bisfer
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In brm SaufmannS Cd ne Der @sl6dft NIT strs
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btm altsn StanoplaBe BON SrCrsa unb Dlsbser
am ldepsiltdsn @fs Der 5amiltpn uno 5. StTas
6e, In Der Stapt Nllentaun, bisleS @slh6ft tiinIs
tsbtn auf cine Isbr aus9sOtbnte 0siIs htrtibsn
perbrn. Sic bsnadri4ttssn 6as YubIifum ees'
ststGsn, Oa6 Fe iUsten
@inen berrliben unb Iebr 9rcern Stcd
BON Sriibjabrs unb Spmmers0iiter
uOn ben See. StGotm ertatteu tabm-rIn Stud
pie li6rr nod stertm an gie S65ntdt unb
Si0iefet nod fsinrr IN Qllentaun espslen III.
cir fnb batrr I'm Stanee alle anGprehtnse
nit alien unb jcrsn GrifsIn Su psrfsbsn. fiir btt
In stnem 1rl6en @tablt6sment nahseluGt rirb,
unb 3rar an 9ttBsn nirprsr als bits te 8sf8e~
zen III.
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i6ons fnO aud su allen 3siten bel ibnsn 1u ere
taltrn.
Dant6dr fdr batsr ssnpIens stittss unttrRdbs
uns, rsrosn nc itre SunblGaft lists, unb strar
Our6 quite gBlarsn, biliss prties unS CUTE 8s-
banblung gu Ssrmeb9n 1u6sn. sic bitten bater
um Ssnei8ten 3ulpru6.
Srprelf unb Smitb.
NGB t2, 1862. nabb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-09

unb an Der anberen Srite Der Stanbz
arte bingritrllt. Der 0cfrl mar aus ri>
ner bidrn 9Iaaf6rite aneefrrti9t, 70
eaB man bic 2ride, tpelbe nit 9lusnabz
me trs Sppfes in f6prrc SeibrnRcffc
9ebIlt mar, rrblifen fpnnte. - Bur
SerSpllltdnbi9uu9 brr Grrempnir UNI
itellten feds 6inefIhe Srauen bic 9r>
bedte Safcl. Sic ma6tcn Elm 6eucr
an, unb Yrr6rannten nun rrlt bic dime
IlI6rn 9apirrf8uren, nobel Te Sbre in
oaS Tcurr gC1en, wabr1brinlib um if
nen ben Seurrtcb Su erlrtdtern. Damn
famrn bic 9apierfaiten an bic 9tei6e.
BUR Seite Der StraGen waren brrcits
cine anSa6l 8utIden unb Der 2ri6rn<
pa8en aufgrltrllt, pelhe ben Sarg unb
bic Sraurrnben oufnubmrn. Cine dbl
neii1he 0tulifbante bate in einrm brr
Wa9en 9lae 9rnpmmcu unb itimmtrn
auf i9ren antebilupiani16cn Snitrumrns
ten i6re pbrSrrrribcnben Mrlpbirn an.
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tung babent pber auf brm Sir6bpfe sur
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fern in allrr 0rmiitb srubr periprilt pers
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suriif9cfcbrt einSieben wOllen, icntern
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