Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

petnity of The goyewment. il it does not
ialeed enssrtain warmer synpathies 70
the rebels ban for those who have voIun
tsered to sabdps them, Har ing given tn
Comments Of tvs secession Democrat,
sheets, we will now give the remarks o
two Urdsn' penocrasic pspess ( T'lAe Hrs
Is from the Logan port Pkaros1:
Gov WnIoHr Is BRIGHr's Successor
--It win be gratifying TO nineteen -twsnti
eths of the citizens of In'liana to learn tha,
Gov. Joseph 'AxWright has been appoint
ell by Gov. Morton as United States lena
tor, to fill the legal rachn Cyl caused l,yAih
expulsion OF Jesse ID. Bright Gov
Wright lisa friend of the Union and an
incorporating advocate OF Democratic
principles and every vote he gives viii II bt
to sustain rtLe Union The change IRON
Bright tor Wright is 80 gratifying that we
dean Gov. Norton deserving of great cred.
it for remembering only his country asnd
selecting for SO imp ortant n position IMAM
in whom not DULY the Democratic party
bhtithe entire people of Indiana. have con-
f,lenee. IL few more such men rs Gov
Wright could reach the United States Sen
ate to aid by their national votes in re-
moving from the people Of the south theil
error as to the designs of the war. the re
bellion would soon be at an end" 81 De-
Doctors will disagree, II seems. and The
boosted harmony anil unsninaity of Dem
ocrats have given place to broils and fierce
intestine comm otions. How the Pharo.
can continue its support Of the nominees
Of the recent "Jogus" convention. as Gov
Wright terms it. if it really entertains tlse
admiration for and confidence in Gov. w.
as patriot. it pretends to have. is mors
than we can comprehend: But we will not
stop to comment on its Inconsistency. in
this respect. Now real what the War
saw Union says; e.1 :, .-,rs-.
"Ex-Gov. JosEru a. WRIGHT Arpofsr
ED u s. SESAToR.--lSDIANNpoL Ia,i.,
Feb. 24.--Gos. Morton has appointed ex-
Governor Joseph A. Wright United States
Senator from. Indiana, to fill the place ol
Jesse D. Bright. 7eiegrapAic lem 'isirs'
This is glorious news to the people Of
Indiana. All thanks and praise to Gov
Morton for laying asile party feeling and
appointing that true and noble patriot
Joseph A. Wright. United States Sena-
tor. in the place of the traitor. Bright
We perhaps admire Joseph A. Wright
more than any other man.living. While 9
student of the In llama University we mate
his acquaintance. The wholesome advice
he gave Us then. in regard to our college
duties and the future affairs Of life anu the
moral precepts he strived to inculcate dn.
ring our intercourse with him. has made q
deep impression upon rs. and we hail en-.
deayored torcarry them ont. He gave US
in conversation a theme for an essay, that
enabled Us to aeqnit ,ourself with honor in
Literary performance before the Phiioma.
thean society. We with the rest Of the
students we're always glad when he icnme
to visit the University. for we were certain
that he would give us some COOL Advice
and intellectual food for reflection. We
thought lnring our attendance at the Uni
ver>ity that Gov. Wright AMI Robert Dale
Owen were the only men. that visited the
University. that treated the students all! as
gentlemen, When ever, they came they
seemed like Fathers visiting THAR sons A.
college and in fact acted more like kinl
parents than strangers. Is.a sna.i.4i.. ~
We, assure the people Of Indiana that
they wilLnow be fairly represented in the
councils Of the. nation, that their interest
viii be looked after and watched with
Jealous care. No man was. ever truer to
the, interest Of Inliana than Joseph Al
Wright. He will rank among t the highr
est statesmen in the nation anh be equal to
any Of them in debate. Gov. Wright is
one OF natures noblemen. Strictly A.
merican or Democrasic in his dress and
habits. . true christian, and firm, noble
and independent man We rejoice over
the appointment and return eur sincere and
hesrtfpI thanks to Gov. Morton, for it,
1.-The Usioa is the strongest and most
seslous Union paper nbrth' Of the Wabash
on the Democratic side For approving
the dying, patriotic remarks Of Douglas
and for sustaining the Administration in
its Efforts to put down the rebellion and
maintain the Government, it has fallen IN
der the ban Of the Democratic leaders IL
Kosciusko. and most Of them have with
drawn their patronage from IL entirely
thus proving that the leaders there as vel
As here are either sympathisers with tb'
rebels, or are opposed toIcoe reins them in
to obedience to the Constitution and law
Of the u. s. The Union is more consis.
tent than the Pfaos in one thing-refu
sing for the present to put the nominee
Of the recent "bogns' State Convention q
the head Of its columns. .es'sl5'f,i 81
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The State Sentinel. says.the Loganspof
Journal. growis ficrcely at Mr.. Wright 70
accepting the appointment TO seal in II
Senate At the hands of, a ReDublican GOV