Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02
Special Correspondence of the Chicago Times.
From Washington.
The Speeches Of Richardson of Illinois and Voor-
hses Of Indiana in the HOuse-Their Exposure
of the Administration and its Appointees.

OI Tue AuHuHtStJ ultOH OHu us hDDOtnteeS.
WASHINGTON, May %.
The speech of Hon. W. A. Richardson, made
recently in the House of Representatives, and
published in the Congressional Globe Yesterday,
will attract public attention from its freshness,
independence and whitemanIsm
1t is a terrible scourging to the niger board
ing house keepers of the present Administration.
Chief Clerk Seward-his violation of personal
rights-his entire disregard Of the laws and the
ConstitGtion-hs innumerable usurpations as the
malignant head of the State Department, are all
reviewed and properly characterized
Then my curly haired, sweet-bearded Gideon is
taken and mauled and pummeled for his attempt
ed differentiation of the navy-his debasing or
der to place niggers. upon par with the jolly
white tars of the American marine service.
Then comes General Demented Hunter; and
he gets his deserts for niggerizing the army-for
placing black slaves in our volunteer ranks upon
par with our own white knsmen. And then
all the Niger bewildered members of the Repub-
lican party-who in eight months legislation
have made nlggers as civilians, nggers as sail
ors, nggers soldiers, equal or superior to the
white man-are brought into the ring and punch
ed and hammered with figures and facts, with
truths and conclusions, until they excite the pity
Of even as hard-hearted Democrat as your cor
respondent But | shall not attempt 70 give
ton of the gallant style in which he charged the
cohorts OF the negro equalizatiOnstS, as he terms
the Republicans
Yesterday l sent you the Globe containing it,
and hope you will publish it entire. 1t rather
vindicates the statements of your correspondent
relative to the enormous sums of money now be-
ing paid out for the support of lazy niggers Mr..
Richardson makes this 100000 per day, more
than double what your correspondent made it :;
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LOvGOy, no Washburne, no Julian, or other
quasi niger, controverts them.
Let the silly abolition sheets of the West con-
tinue to pitch into the veracity of the statement
as to governmental disbursements for niggers re-
Gently made in the Washington correspondence of
the Chicago Times While they say lie, Hon
W. A. Richardson makes Congressional speech
in which he shows that 1 only told about half of
the whole truth as to the daily expenditures by
Lincoln and company in behalf of their brothers,
the nggers. With abolition papers DENYING my
statement, and Richardson affirming and confirm
ing it, am not afraid of the result before the
reading people of the Northwest
THE BATTLE is RAGING,
The Constitutional Democracy on the one side,
and the Abolitonists on the other. Gen. Rich
ardsOn made the first assault for the Constitution
as it Is and the Union as it was, and drove the
enemy in splendid style-as war writers say-and
the very next day they were attacked with re-
ne~ed fury by our dashing young warrior.
HON. DAN W. VOORHEES,, OF INDIANA,
And his charge was magnificent. He stormed
Fort Rottenness, S. Cameron. commanding he
waded through soughs of corruption leading up
long columns of sturdy, unfiinching facts; he de-
molished the works, took Cameron prisoner, and
chained him in eternal infamy. The victory at
this post was complete. 1t is thought strong
Democratic sentiment among the people will i'm
mediately begin to exhibit itself, now that this
great victory has been gained.
The next attack upon the enemy's forces, made
under Commander Voorhees,, was upon one of
the minor outworks of Cameron-defended by
John Cattle Fremont. This outwork was storm
ed and carried in about ten minutes Here all
the powers and skill of Joseph Holt, Hugh Camp
bell and Judge Davis were drawn out and most
adroity Unanswered by Voorhees,. Cattle
Horse Carbne- Fertilization Fremont soon caught
particular Jessie-was captured and branded
conspirator, thief and a still born usurper.
The next engagement was of marine charac-
ter, in which Voorhees, seemed equally at home.
He delivered seventeen or twenty broadsides-I
am not particular aboGt the exact number-into
the fleet of Gideon Weles, which finally surren-
dered to Voorhees,, Dawes, and Captain John p.
Hale of the Senate, upon the discharge and ex-
ploson of the seventy thousand dollar FOUNDER
George D. Morgan gun.
After this Voorhees, skirmished with the skulk-
ing but dangerous forces under Gen. High Tariff,
Gen. Taxation, and other distinguished military
Abolitonists-in every instance badly cutting
up their columns. His official report of the
gagement will reach you in the Globe of to-day,
together with the corpse of Corporal Kelly, of
the Pennsylvania contract army, who went down
in the carnage.
Ill r. r. -,
most promising scouts. He was possessed of
great selfreliance, one very red eve, blstered-
looking nose, and voice that roared over the
battle field in behalf of niggers and plunderers
the cry of an itnerant bull in pursuit of soci-
ETY. mOaneth over the broad prairies of your own
lovely State.
Never more shall that voice, like the sweet
notes of an unhappy wagOn-wheel, or the plain
tive plants of pensive coffee MILL surfeit mine
ear with its sweetness-never more, never more.
The gallant and fightensome Kelly-the origi-
nal Abolition Abby Kelly's brother, mother, or
father, don't know which-has gone down I'M
timely to his grave, his winding sheet contract
for arms, the slab that marks his resting place
plain plank from the Chicago platform. A eulo-
gy will be delivered by Brother Lovej1y, and the
following epitaph, written in the same style as
his battle song, which appeared a few weeks
since in the Sunday Chronicle, has been prepared
by Pennsylvania gifted poet, Col. Forney:
"Here. smashed to Jelly,
Lies Corporal X Kelly.
With the utmost Of feeling,
He stood up for stealing,
But that 'cuss from Wabash
Cut him into hash into hash slightually, if
not So in about seconds and half than
immediately
Hoping you will publish the speeches alluded
to, and notifying you that the next assault upon
abolition will be made under A. l.. Knapp, gal
liant officer from the Springfield district, in Hi
nois, and that the carnage among the Abolition
lists will be most terrific, escape from view like
three shooting ***
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