Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

Confirmation of the attacks on General McCIel-
tan-What is 10 be done ua the Southern
StGtes;-The AJoiuiOnisfS haze Determined
that The Southern States shall nerer again enter
The Union as Stots-The Campaign in Ten
nessee, Dc, DC, &c.
WASHINGTON, February -.
Everybody here is of course Jubilant over the
recent glorious victories at Fort Henry and Fort
DOnelson. and every body- willingly admits that
the glory OF the affair belongs To the Western
soldiers.
The enemies OF the General in Chief of the ar
my. although they have been rather more quiet
OF hate do not at all relax their efforts 20 under
mine The foundations OF his usefulness and drag
him down from that exalted pedestal on which he
80 worthily stands. They dare not openly deny
that the recent victories are the results OF his or
ders and OF his plans The facts on this head are
too we'll known to be disputed They swallow
Their cinguh, therefore. With very i'll grace. and
bide tie time when they can again open tieir
batteries on the object OF then wrath They have
hot let given up the hope OF turning Fremont 10
account. ana still indulge the dream of -een,
ham elected a Lieutenant Gcnertl. But although
the Abolition element Is pretty strong in both
Houses of Congress. it Is not strong enough to
accomplish that piece OF supreme folly
The question OF providing provisional govern
ment> for some of the Southern States NAV pos
sibly come up sooner than was expected A. a
matter oi actual necessity. Ii Is not probable
that the Infamous scheme OF Samner of hlottinr
out all traces OF the Southern States a. States.
viii lind much favor in the House or will pass
the Senate. Sumner and his cOterie however.
declare then GeteI mmatOn 90 call il up al an
early daN. To discuss IL ~ length. and To- press it
20 n vote am satisfied. from what have hearl
these crazy fanatics say. that every one OF the
radical Republicans in the senate Will vote for
Summers bull But thi> viii hot give IL a major
ity OF votes. IL i only in case some OF the more
moderate Republicans give IL their support which
y improbable. that It viii pass The language
OF sumner. Chandler. Made Lovejoy. and Ste
'ens. - reported IN their speeches fails 10 CON
vev IN idea of the intense bitterness with which
they hate the South and everything Southern.
nd which they express in con, ersalion with other
members OF Congress. They have determined
that the Southern States shall never again enter
the Union. Tint, after al! i the kew 10 their
aoie conduct. IL this object can DC attained by
tie sGojUsation ami conquest OF the south and
b., the eNiermnatOn OF all the white people.
they viii willingly see every southern city in
IL mes, every plantation made blackened desert
and every rVulet IN the South running rel with
the blood of murdered white women and chill
d en-. They do not hesitate 10 say that this war
must not terminate until slavery Is wiped out
even though u - wipei out IN the blood ot all
the white people in the Southern States. They
boast that there officers no will 10 the work
even IT those nov IA command are too squeam
ish 10 undertake H., and they viii soon demand
that Gen. Mcclellan and every other General
who happens 10 be Democrat shall be removed.
aud their place. filled 10y no have not been
educated 10 worship the Constitution. And
they mention Fremont. and Phelps OF Ship Island
notoriety and Ranks. such men
The idea of any Kind of an amnesty, OF act Of