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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

We publish elsewhere in todays paper. by its
request. the proceedings of meeting Of Irish
citizens held in this city Oh Friday evening last,
which criticise with much severity alleged bad
faith and partiality on the part of the commander
Of the first Irish regiment in the discharge Of his
Official duties We hope and believe ihere is a
misappfehenson rs to the difficulties in that reg
imenf. far Col. WALKER il concerned. and
his friends have every confidence that he will
vndicate himself from the charges preferred
against him. We have known Col WALKER in
timstely for many years and have regarded
him as high minded and honorable gentleman.
incapable of betraying the confidence of any or
deceivng his friends, and who will faithfully dis
charge every trust committed to him. Wessknow
nothing of the merits of the controversy. but say
what We have from our knowledge of Colonel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17
The Programme Of the Disunion ABB
J oiittouistS.
Preamble and Resolutions submitted 10 he Senate
by SanlRer oa "Wednesday last

RESOLUTIONS decarat0ry of the relations between
the United States ant the territory once occu-
pied by certain States. and now asurped by pre-
tended governments, without constitutional or
legal right.
WHEREAS, Certain States, rightfully belonging
To the Union OF the United States. have. through
their respective governments, wickeiiy under
taken 10 ahlure all these duties 5y which their con
nection with the Union msmttnei: re
nounce all allegiance 20 the Constitution; II lew
war upon the national Government, anu for the
conSunmation of this treason. have nncon-ttu
tionailv and unlawfully conielerated together.
with the declared purpose OF putting an end by
force n the supremacy OF the Constitution within
Their respective limits and, whereas, thus con
ditron oi insurrection. organized hy pteteniel
governments OPENLY exists in South Carolina.
Georgia. Aabams Mississippi. Lonisiana, Texas.
ArkanstS. Tennessee and Virginia, except IN
Eastern Tennessee and Western Virginia. 7nd
has been declared by the President OF tire Unitei
States, an tpFochmaton duly nude IN conform
ifv With the act o. Congress, "a exist throughout
TINS territory, with The exceptions alre tdy named
and. Whereas. the extensive territory taGs asagp-
ell by these presentesl governments. and organ
zei into a hostile Conteieracy. belongs To the
United States a. an inSeplrAhle part thereof. un-
ger the sanctions OF the Constitution u be held
in trust tor the inhabitants in the present and fu
ture generations. and i - completely interlinkei
with the Union that it a. forever 'ependens there
upon: aud. whereas. the Constitution. which i
the supreme law OF the land. can not be displaced
in il ughGful operation With this territory but
mus; ever continue the supreme law there. not
withstanding the doings of any pretended govern
nents. acting singly or in confederation. IN order
t. put end To rs supremacy; therefore,
ReSoiped. That any vote OF secession, or any
other act bs which any State NAV undertake Ia
put end u the supremacy q; the Constitution
within IL territory. sinopcratse aud void against
the Constitution; and when sustained by force.
il becomes Z practical 1tdieaiioa by the State OF
all rights under the Constitution. while the trea
son WHICH Il involves still further work an in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

In the North the radical Republicans-the Abo-
litionists-declare the Union to be destroyed, and
they are opposed to its restoration The New
York Tribune is the leading representative of
this sentiment ms late issue it said:
Speaking for ourselves. We can honestly say
that for that old Union which kept ia ex-
is,ence by Southern meuaces and Northern con
cessions. we have no regrets, and no wish for It's
reconstruction.
In another place win be found the resolutions
introduced INTO the Senate by Mr.. SUMNER, an
ether representative Of the Abolition sentiment.
the approval of Mr. CHASE. and other prominent
Republicans in and ont of Congress. These res
olutions assume that the Union is destroyed; that
the rebel States have committed suicide by the
act OF rebellion: that they have lost their const-
tusonai and legal rights; that slavery can have
no constitutional existence in them, and that the
United States should constitute Governments
over the territory they once occupied
Here is evidence. clear and indisputable. that
the radical Republican leaders not only believe
that the Union is destroyed. but that they are
in favor OF prosecuting the war for its restoration
ments of these Republican leaders, Only in July
last some of these men hypocritcally voted THAT
this should not he waged in the spirit of con
quest or subjugation. nor for the purpose OF over
throwing cor interfering with the rights inst
tutions OF the States. but 90 defend and maintain
the supremacy Of the Constitution and TO pre-
serve the Union With al the dignity. equality aud
rights of the several States unimls.ifelp How
does this position correspond with the sentiments
avowed by the Tribune and StNSrR and which
have the approval of Mr. CLASS and other leading
Republicans in ami out OF Congressy These men
have no regard whatever for the rights of the
loyal citizens Of the Southern States who avow
their devotion to the Uaiou wherever our armies
have penetrated. but willing they should be
stricken down with those who are IN opeu hostility
e. the Government. The SecessioniStS op-
posed Ia the reconstruction OF the Union, and
the Abolitonists. as we have shown. not only
believe the Union DESTROYED but are doing all in
their power 70 prevent It's restoration With a
contemporary we say: Abolition l. treason, no
less dabolical than southern treason. We pray
God 20 hasten the time when il shall be treated
Ike Southern treason.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17
The War News.

Our teleeraphc columns this morning contain
news OF intense interest From Fort DOnelson,
we have intelligence up to o'clock ON Saturday
afternoon. Up TO that time the contest had been
severe. but with no decisive results. The FEEDER
al forces had captured an important redoubt upon
the right wing of the rebel Notifications. and Gen
GRANT teIesraphs that he felt confident he should
capture the fort yesterday. Three days hard
fighting, Thursday. Friday and Saturday. is the
best evidence of the desperate nature of the
conflict and the of victory.
From Missouri the news is also important Our
forces have taken possession of Springfield,
which had been evacuated by Gen. PRICE, who,
with his army. is in full retreat, leaving behind
his wounded and large quantity of baggage
wagons and army equipments.
IL is useless to speculate upon transpiring
events, the result Of which in a few days will
probably determine the character and continuance
of the war. II is best calmly to await the issue,
ferventIy praying the right may triumph.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

FoRT DoNELsoS.-A gentleman who has been
on several recent scouting expeditions through
Kentucky and Tennessee, informs that Fort
Donelson is much stronger fort than Fort
Henry. II sits up on bluff bank of the river,
and is armed with about twenty heavy guns,
which ranged in two tiers parapets. Our
informant thinks the upper tier Of guns would
not be effective If the river were low, they
could not be discharged nj any object neir'y un-
der them without danger of being dismountel
from their carriages. As the Cumberland how
is high and rising, their guns may be effect
lively used against our gunboats, and will give
Commodore Foote warmer reception than he
met at Fort Henry.
The Commodore left Cairo on Tuesday night,
with full appreciation of the strength of the
enemv's defenseS, but with determination freely
expressed to his officers to reduce the fort sink
every vessel in his fleet ST. Louis Dem. 18th.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

The GREAT WEsr-The Great West, includ-
ing more than one third of the population of the
United States, has most emphatically made Itself
felt in the present war, and it Was time it was ma
king itself heard in the councils of the nation.
Ii Is time its representatives did something direct
y for its interests. The Morrill, tariff, and the
tremendous increase upon that high pressure doe
ument, are doing the Great West an injustice that
wealthy manufacturers and middle men Of the
selboard may pile up their possessions. 1t is to
the interest of the Great W est to have free trade
with all the world, and our representatives, are not
doing us justice by allowing the tariff to remain
i'm force Cor don Democrat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17
NJ DiCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

FHyO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
organization, those by whom Increase II
family from any Objectionable, the undersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
safe and which prescribed various parts of
the Old World tor the past cesy. Although this article
isyery cheap and simple, yet il has been put up in half
pint bottles aud sold very extensively the exhobtant
price Of per bottle. the undersigned proposes fur
niSh the recipe for l. b. the possession of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard at any
drug for the rifng Of % per year Any
physician druggist viii tell you perfectly harmless,
thousands Of testimonials be procured Of lis efficacy.
Sent to any part of the world receipt Of 81 by address,
ing. DIR. j. Z. DENEiAUN,
p o. Box. No. 1888, New Haven, Connecticut
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

To the Abolition nonsense. a thousand time
refuted. that slavery j. the cause OF the war
ne have seen nothing more pointed than the FL
lowing from the 81 Louis Republican:
But for slavery NE should have had no civil
war. Then destroy slavery. ". y Tribune
This Kind of eompendious reasoning fails to
do justice Ia the subject IL i not half comrre
hensite enough. The mischief ami the remedy
can be formulated in much more thorough
manner. thus.
But for the Union We should have had no civil
war. Then DESTROY the Union
Ii there had been Union. there would he
civil 10 dissolve IL. And ii there had
been ~ slavery. demasogues NJ tie South and
Abolitionists at the North could not between
them. have GOT up War about Il
The southern system cs habor j. the ocra son
and the pr,fsyf. and WITH likely enough be made
the rlcflmi Ut the VAR sci on foot bv these pest
lens agitators IN both sections But that il j. in
ans Just sense the cause Of this war j. untrue
Ii ! mach nearer the truth 10 say that the Tn
taa< 10 the cause of this war. influence North
or South has contributed more directly 10 IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17
Democratic Union State Ticket.


Mr. HAckrR. the President Of the Constitution
al Convention OF Illinois, in the of speech
remark: 81 have" said he. "as much sympathy
for horse thief as for Secessiouist. and as
much respect for Secessionist for Abo-
litiouist"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17
special Notice.

TO ADVERZZSERS-.dH entertainments taken for
q sgecifed time aaf 0rdfred ont Bef0re tie erpiiaion
ofbe time specified, ec he charged tie regular rstns
for ne sam. 70 the time they sfre ordered out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

weiies. it / said. wili certainly resign II
50. and the precedent G: foreign mission H. fol
lowell, We suggest Botany Bay a place where
he will be APT 10 meet the most frie4d>-Loats
rule Jour
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

- There are now Il Fortress Monroe about FIVE
thousand contrabands. iso thirds OF whom are
ab!ed bodied men. Their aggregate pay i ten
dollars per month. two dollars OF which is paid in
of ihenzeises aud families.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17
WANTED.

NETANTED-wET NURsE-A good Wet Nurse want
~ ed Immediately. Apply at No. "A Virginia Az
enue feblT-itf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

s-"Senator Chandler. of Michigan says a
dispatch TO an Abolition paper, evil introduce a
resolution for the expulsion of Mr.. Powell, of
Kentucky" We would not undertake to say
that Mr.. Powell ought or ought not 10 be ex-
PEELED. but we confidently declare that Chand-
Ter ought to be expelled. Itwas he who wrete to
the Governor of Michigan urging the appoint
ment of delegates to the memorable Peace Con
vention at Washington for the express purpose OF
defeating any accommodation of the national
difficulties through its instrumentality. and al
leging that such accommodation would break up
the Republican party. 1t was in this same letter
To the Governor of Michigan that he said: with
cut little blood letting this Union is not. in my
opinion. worth rush" He is beautiful sub
ject to move the expulsion of any Senator, no
matter what may be his guilt. Why does not
some Senator move that he be expeliedY lie
ought TO be expelled not only from the Senate,
bnt from the association of all decent people
Chicago Times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

There are men IN all sections 81 the North
who are PRAYING sud expecting % have Fremont
assigned 20 q command; tom n such viii show a
i&nstical temper Il they expect ANYTHING OF the
MID any longer. Fremont carecr i already
run for this war, Il rs not been the intention
Of the Var DeTaFtment. at aHy time since his
recall from Missouri. 70 give him a second trial
and now there does not appear TO be any room
for him. even If the Government should suddenly
become more friendly toward him. Another
"conseryahse3 has been given the last active
Major Generalship-Which signifies two things
First, that Fremont's Generaiship is not approved
ard second. that his politics are not liked. Tho
Pathfinder must be content, at present, with the
results OF his emeufe in Missouri. a. manifested
in the dismissal of Cameron. his first enemy
from the Cabinet. A packed investigating com
m,tee may report fayorably in his case Blu
that will not influence the President His bust
Is to prosecute the war. not To repair broker
or cleanse tainted eputations.-Ckicago Post.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17
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Agen,, receipt Of the moey Sold by Druggists gen
er1li..
None gcau'a ~itl0uf my signature On the wrapper
J. BRYAN, Rochester. N
General Agent
a<1- ToNLISSoS & cox. Agents Tor Iuiianapoi
iui}l9-dAw 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

ODE TO BRAN D7s,S EUSSlLAGO.
WONDERFUL GRANULRS.
Oh, where can find them.
To the Drug Store 20 quick,
will speedily try them;
have bad Cough,
And wish 70 he sure
To have the best remedy
That v i'll very
I r % cents per box. at all the Drug Stores
ODE no WONDERFUL GRANTEES.
Coughs and CoS> will 70 away
Sometimes in a single dav.
If 10 the Drug Store you viii 20
And get supplied with Tussilaeo:
You Use it freely a. you please,
II never fais to give Won ease.
Those Grauues wonderful are I'm sure,
For they speedily effect lasting cure
pk1P@ - cents per box. all Drug Stores
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

Causes and Conssgaenees Of tn 1rresf # General
Sioae- Malignant Afack upon n, General Ia
Chisf-Snuner's Blu to Dissolre fs> Union Of
Siafes-1Hi,afe u The FrsAea Engeror-
Mopem,nt Of Troops 20 Ksniaesy--Arrssf Of
Mr. Icss