Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-15

niger IN the eyes, niger, niger everywhere
Steam-p power Is surpassed. caioric engine. obso-
letei; water-poWer law power, Constitution pow
81, and All the powers. physical. moral. and 20
lnical, have 'oun'i their superior IN the great mig
ger power that moves the huge. unwie d.. reeS-
ing and ste~iBg mass Of rutleune.s which mikes
up this ad nIu.st n and it, party
White soldiers sick AM wounded. wives and
children OF those soldiers, wnlte men any and
everywhere. may suffer agony, despair. famine.
anything, and no humtarian doctrines are preach
Ell Tor them by these niggeT charmed saints Of
Repubcanism-no Governrpent disbursements
for their support. But for twenty-five thousand
fat, shiny, greasy, fragrant niggers, the Govern
ment - giving perennial entertainments. This
number Of sable aristocrats. without labor, with
out care, without the asking even. are fed.
clothed and housed by the administration OF Abra-
ham Lincoln at Hilton Head alone There are
at least thirty thousand more negroes supported
BY the Government in the same way at Fortress
Monroe Washington and throughout the army
OF the West. The constitutional Government OF
the United States Is keeping a grand national
"nigger dance house." at a cost OF S50.nO0 per
d.y. And every grain of wheat. every kernal OF
corn. every potato raised in the great Northwest
mus, be taxed TO help pay for this philo-nigeer-
Gus experiment OF the Abolitouists OF New Eng
land.
The Pine and Palm, niger paper published
by quasi niger known "a Eedpath-suggestive
name-the path OF abolition is red with blood
10 the city OF Boston, L. in high glee at the rise
and progress of Cufiee Amoag other good things
it pirates of is the statement that Redpath writes
frOr this CITY, that he has Just had an interview
with "Oid Abe, and congratulated him upon the
establishment of diplomatic relations with the
ebony powers of Liberia and Hayti. Abe" was
pleased, and informed his friend Redpath--so the
IaI.. Il. L 4.
Madame Geffrard. wife of the niger President of
Hayti was en- route to visit the United States on
board OF ship called "the Twenty second OF De
cember," he, Abraham, had ordered together
with his Cabinet. that when the said ship. con
veying the said high toned female African, should
land upon our shores, national salute shall be
fired from the Brooklyn navy Yard. That will
be one of the greatest triumphs of the age--lib
erty, freedom and equality without regard TO
color odor
II is altogether probable that Mrs President
Geilrard will condescend to grace the more arts
tocratc social circles of diplomatists and Cabinet
officers at Washington with her divine corporeal
presence in effiuvia.
Warm weather is dra wing near. But shall
soon expect to see Her HighnesS, in low necked
dress, exposing somewhat perhaps the rich volup
tuous swell of her ebon bust, gliding through the
halls OF the White House. leaning gracefully up
on the arm OF the gay and festive Sumner, or
perchance, flirting ard follving with the ever
unctuous and juicy brother Loveioy.
Steadily and grandly the Republican party
drifts toward universal Abolition, negro equality
and social. political and connubial anna gamaton
How much longer will the strong sturdy. "horse
sense OF the W eStern States consent To become
paying patty 20 the carrying ont OF the niger
exalting plans which the weakly, sentimental
transcendental and befuddled brains of New
England have originatedy Let the Democracy
answer at the ballot-box.
WERE you AT SECRETARY wELLEs's PARTY LAST
NIGHTG'
So asked POOR, t0adying, pulling, little bran
bread AbOitiOnist the other day of Hon Dan
W Voorhees,
mo, sir. no, SIM was the emphatic reply.
oh yoU ought To have been there; why
yasns youI"
Because, sir when at home | never associate
with thieves, either publicly or privately, and 10
not propose To begr now"
Little bran bred Abolitionist started off on
full trot and. in my opirOn, will never more EN-
qulre ct Mr.. Voorhees, why he don't visit old
Noah Wees of the Cataline and Morgan De
partment
HoSoRs EASY
To-day, Captains Bailey and BOggs, Of the
New Orleans squadron, were very properly bv
resolution OF the House, permitted the privilege
of the floor Members were introduced 10 them
aud many consratuatory sentiments were there
lnterchanged. Altogether the affair was credita-
bic
But before these gentlemen and patriots were
of from the floor rush made on the Re
publican side OF the House to greet some newer
hero, and | soon found that The man for whom
this sympathy and admiration. being express
ed, was none other than the horse thief. negro
stealer and murderer, Jennison, of Kansas jaw
haw king notoriety.
He could not have the floor without a resolu-
ton, and therefore he just st.Ned in among the
Loveoy anu Julian tribe naturally one crow
flies To another. or one mule will break into a field
that contains other long cared monsters
Ii Is to be presumed that the '.old sen dogs .
who have just assisted in the king of New Or
leans, will. when they learn Tat Jennison. Fl id
OmHe genus, are permitted upon the floor by
virtue of their deeds, conclude that "honors are
easy"
MR.. THOMAS OF MASSACHUSETTS.
This gentleman to day gave Thaddeus Stevens
a terrible castigafion during "A debate upon the
bill introduced by Arnold of Illinois, to make
"phreedum" national and slavery sectional, ex
tend the area OF ''phreedum." abolish slavery in
all territories now organized and throughout all
the States OF the United State
Lovejoy introduced supplementary bill rela
tive to the polygamous Young commonw eath OF
Utah, which extended the area OF "phrecdum"
still further. taking in all the world the rest of
mankind and cOnStructivey cmancipating 'the
man IN the moon" who i aveareI by LOveiOv to
be quite dark Completed, if not full blOoded
Ethiopian.
During some remarks of Mr. Thomas upon the
unconSttutionality OF these Utoplan projects,
old Stevens became supercilious and impudent
a. usual and endeavored TO make Judge Thorn
a. the victim OF bis dirty VII; but he caught
tartar. The Judge said he deSeied TO put an idea
OF constitutional law in the he al ot the chairman
OF the Committee OF WAYS and Means. and that
II he succeeded the said idea would be ~ com
panIOnle>s and lonely single mouse in very
strange and very empty guret. The ancient
/ haddeuS retired looking sour. and grumbling in
much the same style that chau.cteriZeS him When
lighting The taro banks, he has bad luck and loses
all hiS bets-even when he 'coppers By the
wa, IhaddeUs Stevens, the chairman of the
committee that makes taxes tor the people Is the
mos. inveterate gameSter To be found The I'll
GER i rs familiar To him are the trained animals
Vi Barnum's 10 Van Amburs--in short. Thad-
deus i "a sort ct Herr Driesbach among the I'll
gers OF Washington.
Moral chairman of the mo.al committee OF
Morrill, taxes and tariffs established by this great
moral Republican party,
Little Mr.. Precision Arnold, of your city--whO
always speaks vas though he had fixed up his
mouth by saying stored pruRes-began desul-
tory dissertation upon his bill and incidentally
This brought WsdswOrth OF Kentucky down
sf..s D. h.. IL. al. .rtl, -.