Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-03
conNUNIcATED
Sixth Letter addressed to the Loyal
and DislOyaI Citizens of Ind lana.

Ny FELLOW COuNTRYMEN This consists Of a sixth let
ter addressed TO the loyal and dsloya citizens Of the
State Of Indiana Whether these letters have with
very welcome, warm reception not ! ha the
ability compre bend, but have transmitted them
hoping that the reader may the wiser By having read
them. | care not much for opposition when | am
WINGED of the goodness and righteousness of my position
and aims if only succeed in rendering simple justice
the subject. have concluded that would be alto
geher out of place in the of this letter
make few biographical remarks respecting the candi-
dates Tor future offices OF our state as am perfectly well
acquainted with every of whom shall attempt
speak about. We have the Union state ticket the
of Mathew L. Brett for Treasurer of STATE of
Davess county, for Secretary of State, James Athon
OF Marion county, OF responsibility; Tor Auditor of
State, Joseph ste of Fountain county, middle aged
of sound mind, and also possessing many virtues
citizen anu neghbOr, very well qualified TO NIL the
Office for Attorney General Oscar b. Hord of Decatur
eminent lawyer much respected and believed
TO be good man for that Office OF trust and honor
wou vote for no man for 10 fill that Office sooner tn an
for him. He, like much lamented John l.. Robinson,
has been called wise of deep and
learning humane, and kind to all For superintendent Of
He is said be relation John d. Hopkins famous
for his singuary and funny nonsensca speeches, but
the other hand quiet innocent. peaceabe of
man. well informed and minister of the christian Re-
formed Church." lie has often discoursed for that de-
nomination Augusta, and is thought by good judges
possess accomplished Oratorica powers. But not
speak further concerning those men, You Americans
will have employ your nqustve faculties
the complete history of them, in order that you be
enabled To perform yeur whole ~ as voer. Suffice
it for say that willing place full confidence
that the last named man has ceased to be candidate
have acertaned the truhfuness of this assertion,
yet hope if this report be true that worthy man
Will be selected out OF the numerous hosts to MI his place
Immediately. great many inquiries made now days
with regard TO what peace will be declared and
what progress the war is making, whether II is beng
brought very close not In fact all desire
peace, but honorable and constitutional terms. and
that at the close of this ngorous war; sincerely want
traitor diSloyast be found in existence either
North South for have always been ofhe opinion that
there great many John Brown traitors at the
North well few unruy SecessionistS in the South
have heard much controversy about the Union Demo-
cratic platforms Of Michigan and Indiana Union and
Democrats generally concede that they worthy Of
those honorable who have adopted them far |
undo rstand of course ncOnseate amendments might
practically be made We yet remain unalterably
attached TO the CONSTITUTE by which the Union ofa
States formed and believe that faithful observance
of it, principles alone continue the existence OF the
Union an the permanent happiness of the American peo
pIe. Your friend. JOHN HoRxApAY.