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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16

Declaration Of Independence, bpi that Govern
ment having abolished itself and LETT the loyal
peope without Government. there can lie donbt
the right or duty OF these loyal people 10
re orgtnizs the gosernme tai powers Of that
Sttie N such form a. b. them shall appear most
likely u secure their Interests and happiness Do
not, however. understand me a. adopting the doc
trine VI the Democratic party, BY declaring That
they my form their own domestic institutions IN
their own way, BY enslaying other persons. They
may consult their own interest and happiness, but
they must not invade the rights Of Others They
must not ensave their former masters; but they
NAV govern Themselves.
Now sir / suggest that the greatest service
which YOU and other phlanihropsts, public Off.
GERS and teachers can do your country, or man
kind. i at once 10 rally these people 70 che form
alton Of State Government, or. IL you please. 10
re-organize the old State Government Of South
Carolina. Let day be agreed upon at once:
let tkese people elect good aud loyal men 10 their
legislature When elected. let them convene,
AUTHORIZED convention % aHeRd the Constitution.
Let free Constitution be adopted and IN ninety
DAYS or before Congress will again convene, let
u have free. aid loyal State Government in
full operation. just AZ we had in California
This will inspire the emsncipated people TO
obey their own Laws, 70 eIuc ite their children %
acquire knowle ige and become useful Ii will
silence that constant inquiry of conservatives,
What will you do with them when freel'
These people must remain where they are to sup
ply Us With cotton. Every EurOpeaL nation now
demands that they shall exercise their rights "a
men, shall cultivate the soil. and supply the PEG
pie OF other countries with its products thus con
trihuting 10 the wealth, the comfort aud the ele-
walton Of the human family; while all Christian
nations will protest against the removal OF these
from Their homes, from the land of their birth
their childhood and youth. from the place where
they will be most useful TO themselves and 10
mankind.
1t is to be observed that Mr. GrDDrScs holds a
prominent Office under the Administration the
duties of which he does not discharge, his salary
being for his support, we suppose. while he goes
about rallying the advance guard Of the Aboli-
ton party. and FORMULATING every new plank in
their creed.
Unless the people meet this scheme prompt
ly; put down and tramp under foot its authors,
we may expect 10 see a Government put in opera
ton in South Carolina by the slaves of that State,
and ebony Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress sent to il from Washington. aud there ad
mittei to seats in the halls OF the National Leg
isatGre
Mr.. GIDDTSGs's plan. rs above enunciated. is
no doubt the plan Of the lelders--the men Of in
auence in this nhw party--ani as such the peo-
pie should consider it and act accordingly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16

personal appearance very imposing. I think in
short, he imposes upon the decencv, good man.
mr.. and patience OF the Senate as much az anv
mn IN H.
When talking, his face lights up very much as
an etcrucated lobster does when beng boiled
AMI he reminds one of Clay or Webster just ns
naturally a. hog suggests the idea Of canary
0lrd or an angel. Hs gestures are ve,y grace.
fuls and suggest AZ once the struggles Of ex-
asptsated jlckass tied 70 post he cannot bite by
aroae be cannot break. His rhetorical acquire
ments are wonderful, and by their eontiBued ex-
ercise have become as striking as the muscles Of
a bl!cksmith's arm. ln this respect he resem.
bles Mr.. Edward Everett just a skunk asslmi-
late: gazelle or lion.
AZ an auctioneer of damaged drv goods.
Chandler could entrance the Senate and House.
IL ie said here that. from his long service az a
coufter jumper he still retains fondness for the
handling of calico and silk which i truly tender
and touching. He s very fine specimen Of the
all the decency all the morality party OF Mr. Abe
Lint oln. and in bis habits, character and general
standing makes a splendid contrast with his pre-
decessor, Gen. Lewis CIss.
JAKE HOWARD,
also a Senator from the niger be crazed State OF
The Mich (and other ganders, il irresistible on
CORE juice, and the continued irrigation OF hi.
stom aeh and various corporal diVersities will /
think, Il the season is favorable, produce a clever
crop OF deiiriun t,iaHgles When il comes to a
hare set to at drinking regular moral Repub
lican drunk bet on Michigan Two imbibi
tou. heroes that can out swallow. out-absOrb
outeonsume Chandler and Howard, cannot be
found
They represent, am happy to state. the
Maine law and Sunday school interests of Mich
gan with great fidelity.
THE MORALITY
of these Africanzed saints. individually and col
lectively, and the decency and honesty of the
"hoRest Old Abe" clifton party will continue d
theme for calculation in letters to the Chicago
Times, which will be written from day to day by
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16
\" a ," me- Plank ,n,ns Platform Of


Tie Ollo Statesman says: There il no doubt
JosHuA siInDrScs 5 man of more power and
authority ?, the so-called Union party than
ABRAHAM LINCOLN II Is true that he has not
Offices AZ patronage To bestow. and it i not
power and authority ia that sense of which we
speak. ~ he promulgates the creed Of the
purity, anGf modifes j, 70 suit the changing cir
camstancs that surround Us
His bull m sre sometimes. when promulgated.
eonsiderejyrush. AMI they are not unirequently
denouneei7 p those who finally drop in the re,r
and help .: pat them through Mr. GIpprSes
has given.toYe and sentiment 10 The Abolition
party. for shich the called Union party i only
another name. Aud every dogma. no m,uer
how uHpa liable il NAV at first have been. which
Mr GlppASGs has pui forw I'd has finally re
eeived ID, seal and APPROPRIATION OF his party
even 70 H. abolition Of slavery in the Dsliic, OF
'' 4s'' a..'.. ,,. jus, ,.. fort, ..,.n,.
proclamat s. in ~hieh he lays down a new plank
in the eress Of his party. and one which it vii
finally d.. unless 'he people put Their heels
upon it, q; * And hurl il from power which Ne
think vii + Csc as soon as The oppcr;uni,,
il given atahe ballot box
In rec.aI number of the Ashtabula Ssrfin,l
Mr. G'DDi>s- has letter e. h,- o. signature e.
addre'seis1 - J ELLvrlL. Assistant Quarter.
master CO erai. L A" nov on dug at Beau
fort. soss Carolina. In referring IN this letter
To the CA ina negroes. Mr.. GIDDIxcs saws.
~culdssall your attention TO the fact ll.st the
Go'ernms't which has 20 long oppressed them
has aband fied them altogether. Congress can
agree upot no legislative action IN their favor
and they Gre Dow placed precisely in the same
condition = which the peope OF California found
themselves A d.. le49 Tiny are rifkoEf any
sorrHmert
Nothin. =. or car be clearer to nv mind than
that Il Is duty of thee people. at once to form
Govern lent for themselves Indeed. they
have ever sd the right "a alter or abolish the
6ovefnmesr Of South Carolina according 70 the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16
Cameron and Congress.

That old once Wing and now Republican pa
per, the Springfield Mass Republican. sketches
the present Congress with the skill Of practical
artist:
There appear 10 be two classes of men who ob
ject TO the finding of the committee on Govern ment
c0ntracts-vz: those who are connected in some
way with the contractors. and those who believe
that. for party purposes. party rascalities should
either he winked AZ or left unexposed We can
not resist the conviction that, there are men in
Congress whose garments are filthy with
corruption, in connection with the very
frauds which the Committee have so faithfully ex-
posed. Nay, we cannot resist the conviction, fur.
ther, that there among the Republican mem
bels OF Congress, and among outsiders who have
influence with them, men who are so weak. 80
narrow, so u terly stupid as TO suppose that a
pAiy which boldly purges Itself OF corruption be
lure the people, cannot stand before the people -
who suppose that the safe road To "A continued
party success lies over party and personal rotten
ness concealed. The people have no sympathy
with either class. ana the people. moreover, be
lieve that the Committee. who have no possible
motive for deception. know whereof they affirm,
and are entirely honest.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16

There was large, enthusiastic and highly in
telligent body Of Democratic citizens who re-
spondet TO the call for a meeting at Greenwood
Hall, 70 consider the propriety OF more perfect
and thorough organization of the Democratic
party in this momenlous crisis of our country's
history. The feeling was unanimous that the
only hope OF the restoration of the Union as il
WAS, and OF the re-establishment of the Con
stitutOn over all the thirty-four States in its for
mer integrity, laid through the triumph of the
Democratic views of National policy and il was
also agreed that OrgaHiEatiOR--bHt open organ
sation-was indispensably necessary to accom-
plish that great work.
There was a difference Of views rs to the man
ner and form of the organization. but in regard
10 the thing itself there was entire unanimity
We reloced 10 see the earnest and reSOlute tone
OF abe meeting and the patriotic impulses by
which il was governed There is beyond all
question, among the masses OF the Democracy q
want of organization. that has Yet to be supplied
before il can again rear its victorious banner alOf
over a restored Union and preserved Constitu
ton. II is so manifest, that il will be supplied
we have little doubt. in every ward and township
through the country before many weeks are over
The real friends of the Union have resolved on
that, and despite Abolition and disuniOn abuse
they will labor until they accomplish it. There
IS no cause. however good or popular, that does
not need perfect and systematic organization
Gin. Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16
M EDiCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE,


Two LADIES OF DELlCATE HEALTH ORGMPAIRED
organization, or 10 those hy whom Al increase of
family from any Objectionable the nder, gned
would 0fer prescription which perfectly raable and
safe, and which hs> been prescribed Ia varoLs part "
the OG World the century. Although this article
isvery cheap and simple yet has been LIT up In half
pint bottles and sold very extensively n the cxhcrbaut
price Of IS per bottle. the undersigned proposes fur
nish the recipe for ST. by the possession OF which every
Lady can supply herself with perfect safeguard any
drug for the trfug Of IS per year Any
physician druggist wtell you IL perfectly harmless
thousand, Of testimonials be procured Of IL efficacy
Sent any part OF tue world receipt Of BY address
ing. Dr.. !. g. DEVERAUX
?. o. Box, o.2353, New Haven. Connecticut.
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WIN a..

s TRAUB'S CATAWBA WINE-In
order to save persons wanting my Pure Catawha Wine,
the expense Of coming my place, the National
Road, the river, and enable persons wanting
for sickness get without delay have placed it for
sale the Grocery Store Of Hogshre Hunter No rs
West Washington street. where it be had At the same
terms OF JACOB TRAUB.
ntavI9-dIw-w1t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
ENOR sALE AID ExCHANGE-SEYERAL ELEGA,

ENOR SALE AND ExCHANGE-SEvERAL ELEGANT
residences In this city Also building lots and sub
urban residences, easy terms.
ASo Garden Lots, vari ing in size from to forty
acres
Also, Western Lands 10 exchange for city property and
will pay difference Of value in money.
Those wishing 10 sell exchange property request
Ell 20 call aud register their property books Per-
sons desiring T. buy exchange property uested
TO call lalso negotiate loan, OF money examine titles
and Horse and bu always ready convey
persons round the city 10 look At property.
klLBf FERGUSON, Real Estate Agent.
Omce-OppDsite Genns Block. myl3-dl0t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16
TAILORING BUSINESS.

4 HAVE COMMENCED THE ABOVE BUSINESS IN
NcOuat's BLOCK, No. :, second floor where would be
pleased 10 see all my friends. promise give entire
satisfaction ia fitting aud making all garments inrusted
10 my care. my 6-d3w JAMES McCREADY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16
MARRIED.

RSYTHt-ln Franklin. the evening Of
the l4th instant al O'clock the residence OF the
brides father by the Rev c. r. Jenkas, Dr. p. W Payne
70 Miss Mollie Forsythe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16
Special Notice.

TO ADTERIXSSRS-iH rdcertisetnenfs taken for
spectaed time and Ordcred OM befote tie irdtiOa
oftte time specified, 1ebe ckdrged the reyuar rdfns
fDF ne sthae M 10 TIE time they ere ordered out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16
AGENCY.
MEDICAL.

New McdlCaI Discovery.
For the speedy and permanent cure Of
GoNORRHEA, CLEFT, UEETHAL DISCHARGES
SEMINAL wEAKsESS, NIGHTLY EMISSIONS,
INCOSIINANCk, q GENITAL IIiITABlLITl,
Gravel structure and Aeoous he Kidneys and adder
which has b,sn used by upward Of one
hun. red physicians.
kN THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE sue
CESS, supersednS Cubeb>, Copaiba, Capsuls or sny
other compound hitherto known.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
Are s,eedy in action often edecting cure In few days
and when cure j. effected il is permanent. They
prepared from vegets3le that harmless
the system and the stomach or ifnpreg-
the breath; and being sugar-coated all
taste l. avoided. No change Of diet l. necessary whit
using them does TIER action interfere with business
pursuits Each box tains six dozen Pills.
PRCI: ONE DOLLAR
And will be by nail, postpaid by any advertised
Agent, receipt Of the money Sold BY Druggists gen
orally.
None genuine whol my signature on the wrapper.
". BRYAN. Rochester y Y
General Agent.
hoy ToALINsoN n COX, Agents Tor Indianapol
julyl9-d&w 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16
Democratic Union State Ticket

Democratic Union State Ticket.
Fos SECRETARY or STATE,
JAMES 8. ATHoN,
or Marion County.
ron AUDITOR or STATE,
JOSEPH RIsTINE.
OF Fountain County.
ron rREsscRER STATE,
MATTHEW L. BRETT,
or Davies County.
ToR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR B HoRD.
o. Decatur Comfy.
roa SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIc INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL L. RUGG,
OF Allen County.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16
NOTICE.
To Holders of Bloomington
Rank .tDfes.

NToTICE j. hereby given that the notes q the Bloom
~ ingtOn Bank, orVanI-d under the Free Bankina
Law OF the stale If Indians and suspended for falur,
20 comply with the provisions Of said laws will he re-
deemed Tor ninety days longer from the date q the pub
caton u this notice az he dividend heretofore declared
hy The Auditor 81 State; ard the expiration Of tbs
ninety days aiore>ah dividend will BE- DECLARED 81 ans
surplus that mas De- rrmainng IN the Office 90 the Audi
tor ~ Treasurer u STATE belonging such B4nk 10 tbs
aolceTs u eeTtl.eates Il unpaid bal-nce.
ALBERr LANCE. Auditor Of state.
J. = HARVEY, Treasurer % state.
Nay is. ls62 -myl5-ds;4s3w
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MEDICAL.
EMPORTANT'TO LADIES

twenty years a. Oted his professional time xclu-
siyely TO the treatment Of female Difficulties,
and having in thousands OF tn restoring
the afflicted TO sound health has entire confidence
Offering publicly his
"Gre0f american Remedy,'
DIR. HARvEY'S
CAn0N0- THERMAL FEMALE PILLS
Which have ueve- yet failed when the directions have
been strictly fcloNed,) in removing difficulties arising
from
OBSTRUCTION, OR sTOPPAGE OF NATURE,
Or nrestorng the system perfect health when suffering
from Spinal Affections Proapsus, Uteri, the Whites
other weakness ~ the Uterine Organs Also in all
Of Debility Nervous Prostitution; Mysteries Palpiia
tions &c which the forerunners OF serious dis
ease.
Esas~ These pills perfectly harmless the eonst
tuition and may he taken by the most delicate female with
ont caIsirg distress AZ the time they like charm
by strengthening, nvigOraf.ng and restoring the system
10 healthy condition. and by bringing the monthly
period with regularity, from what Cause the
distractions may arise. They should however not T..
taken during the first three four months OF pregnancy
thoutn safe any other time miscarriage would be
t,e result.
Each box contains 60 Pills. Price al. and wnen de-
sired will De ~ mail prepaid BY any advertised
Agent. ora receipt Of The money.
sold ~ Druggists generally. J. BRYAN
Rochester New York General Agent.
81 ToNTiNSON 4 cox, Agents for indianapolis.
iulylS-d&w 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-16

MICHIGAN STREET.
5p ~ s2st Poisan
% property
h profhene
1T i 2d3
asatsJ
col hn
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cnAxnLrR. OF MICHIGAN.

4 prominent member OF the soap and tallow
Oh ndier family. J. quite lively this branch OF
business, but de,ute- must OF rs imt0cuse ca
pacitles 10 the eOnhscation OF gin, whisky. rum
aud brandy he i OF vast intellect His
logic j. masSive-his eloquencr eiecuicfl-his
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09

Senator Sumner made few telling remarks
IN the Senate this morning on the conduct of
several general officers who have exercised n
protecting care over the human chattels of
shareholders. He was especially severe upon
General Hooker, whom he aided in procuring
his appointment, and it is the opinion here
that that officer has placed himself in an I'M
pleasant position. Even General Mcclellan
is said to have condemned him for his conduct
toward General Sickles.
A speech made by Senator Morrill, of Maine
on the necessity for coniseating the property
of rebels, was one of the ablcst arguments
yet made on this important subject, which
many are disposed to avoid, if possible.
Many of the position taken by the Senator
from Maine are unanswcrable.
Correspondence of Boston Journal
THE ExPfSsEs OF THE WAR. Secretary
Chase says that the expenses of the war have
been exaggerated. On a thorough review of
our past, present and prospective expenses.
he does not estimate the total debt on July |
to over 5000, 900 600. lie has recommended
at Congress the issuing of $25 900 900 of
Demand Treasury Notes of denominations
under IS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09

The /" DEMOCRATIC TRIuMrus IN Iowa. :"
Iowa papers fully confirm the statements
made in a private letter received in this city,
an extract from which we published, with
regard to the traitorous demonstrations Of the
Democracy which recently triumphed in the
municipal election in Dubuque. The Gate
City, published at keoKuE, says
-" \ thousand credible witnesses can testi-
fy, by affidavit If necessary, that crowds of
the Dubuque Heraid's disciples went around
the streets, that Monday night, hurraing for
JEFF. Davis, Dennis A. Mahoney, the loyal
citizens of Dubuque is this proven, but also
by strangers who were temporarily in the
city that night. y
The Cedar Falls Ga>ste, the editor of
which was IN Dubuque at the time, says:
:" We could not believe the reports of the
doings in that city as brought us by the
Iincs. until they were corroborated by our
partner, who saw with his own eyes and
heard with his own ears The scene enacted
on Monday in that city are a burning disgrace,
not only to the city itself, bot the whole
United States =
The Dubuque Times forcibly dcnounces the
Democratic leaders under whose auspices
these traltorous demonstration were made
for JED. Davis and the Southern Confederacy.
The Boston Courier, which questioned the
statements of the a." anonymous letter " in
our colums will find abundant confirmation
Of their truth in its Iowa exchanges.
Boston Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09

may live. All the wisdom and all the talent
of the State is not confined, we do not sup
pose. to any county or section, but there is
always choice in the candidates presented
for high honors from their peculiar fitness,
which should override any mere considera-
ton of loeality II turns, and an equitable
distribution of the office of Governor are to
rule, may We not, East of the Pcnobscot, put
in a plea?
But We spprehend the people, in district
generally considered outside of the limits of
the State, in oil matters except to help swell
up large majoritfcs at the annual election
will not bring forward any candidate, unless
he can stand on a ,cider platform than that
of belonging to a section Of the State that
has had no d" turn"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09

TIE JESSIsos TROUBLE IN KANSAS. From
various accounts given Of the difficulty be-
tween Col. Jennison and Gems. Denver ana
Sturgis We CLEAN the following to have been
the cause The Kansas regiments, among
whom was Col. Jennison's, were impatient
because Of their inactivity, when Gen CURTIS
was calling from Missouri for help Not be-
ing able to satisfy the desires OF his men Col
Jeanison r.s:sned-his resignation t. take
ea-ct on the lst of May. Six weeks before
that period an order was received by the Lieu Lieu
tenas. Colonel OF Jennisen's regiment from
General Stnrgis. instructing him, as II his
superior officer had lot been IN eomm manu-
This paper Jenn.soa destroyed. ana continued
Of Of proper respect ior himsslf and hi. position
was seized as az excuse fer his arrest. and he
was ordered to prison and TO be ironed there
Prominent citizens OF st. LOUIS ih1rPosea
for his release, and became security Tor MN
and Denver and Stargis, as is alre4dy KNOWN
have been removed,