Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04
the rsewt Affair sp.eimens ~ l.sy
aud asouWd lusasitus.

We wtssht, fnF the Instruction ~ The leahrr a.
~ lhs islliblity at ths pfals asai lnia lla pa
a few specimens OF Wonderful change of opinion
upon Issues NJ public policy aud International Law
which essId he e. teu'lsi ~ ~ 10 lnolade the l,a
publican pee. OF the country generally. u peoof
~ cha, klnsl-wap necessary 10 shaw .si,n what IA
oIIy the apologize and supporter Of The Al
mlnl-,rs,lon can Jump from oue ss,,.me 10
another 10 adapt themselves "a ,hsesgenoles AMI
circumstances of the day. without reference 81
tho principles involved lhesrlnl
~ OF 90 fns ou,stios,
lFtem The New ymk ilerahl. nec, nj
The surrender Ut thoso notorious traitors. Ma.
soe aa'l sldell nso the hanis oi fnelsnd u 40
safafeiy em ~ he gsfdloa, IL IA dlncult 10 be
heva that England aul dhgtsoe hesset 10y la
ms,d 80 utterly Impossible ct nlhllment m this,
aud. ~ an ul,lms,um. 80 extremely offensive
Llmlelas are our idesA NJ the dignity and hon
eat, AT tha btllish Government, ~ seems 10 be-
ahssri "a suppose that upnn shaliow pteleu she
eau be prepared a. plunge into wasting, profit
less ADD Dangerous war. A. ,he ally of the n,osl
scsnlalous rebellion IN the history of mankind
rpk nsHtoasrsos 30 ran asarl rai<-Aa,,s-- Am.
SEWARD pisenAnofs MS ptr, WIN sAdscit,,
ptGNiff AM pteopuN
lftea she ll.fald Iise, 49,
The ultlmatlm of England upon the Tren, NJ
fair, involving ihs restoration NJ oar febsl cRils
ssslss--Mason. slhlell, mcfarland and ku.tls--
to the protection Of the british ilag. has beea
eoffd 10. AMI the clouds of foreign var Which
wese gathering, flashing and multerng IN oar
etstafn lsofison have vanished ~ suddenly az the
~ mle thnndefs and beginnings Of the stage The
official correspondence. facts and arguments on
both sales are before our readers, The record al
our Government H. clear consistent and satsitc.
tory NJ seward has discharge, hs duty In
this matter With eminent ability. sagacity. digul.
~ AMI decorum.
Nh LINCOLN Will Nrvrn MAKE RFrARAtioS on
aroloDN.
n fftom the rhilafcphia Press, pcc "a
n On ,his subject one sentiment l. ~ good A. a
hnndrcsi. II We know the feeling ct the l'rc~i
dent, the Cabinet and the people, the required
apoL,gy AMI ''rcparaiion' will be ru'dc--nercv
What Captain Wilkes I'D was Justified hv the
law OF nations. hy the law OF EngInnd. ~ laid
down by Lord Stowcll aud other OF her eminent
jarist. and. more than all. hy the prictive OF
England Under suth circumstances Ne hesitate
not "a say that. sooner than humble the nation by
Welding 60 the insolent ,emsni cot lnpcriOus and
f,thless England. We shall WELD 10 the list neoes
les. and battle With her on the question
M llNoeLS ALWAYS ~ FAVOR 90 npARArioN
AND APOLOGY
fFrou, the rres. pccemhcr 10
4 II j. well known that when Mr. Lincoln wa.
informed of the arrest of the traitors beard
the Trent. he anticipated the trouble which has
grown out of this proceeding, and sigaihei hs
willingness. rather than increase surrounding per
lis aud impending difficulties, O. send them tor
ward on their voyage. Even amidst the acclnms
tions that appauded the act he declared that hs
regariei their capture ~ utterly Insignificant III