Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
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BY the last census there was but one ass in
the State of Rhode Island to 81 900 ia South
Carolina.
AT ball lately given in Seville by the King
and Queen of Spain. it is stated that the ladies
wore diamonds worth at least e. 900
Charles Sumner delivers the same speech in
the various towns he i visiting in his ''dirty
struggle" for Office He sends requests to the
newspapers not 10 report or publish t.-B0ston
Post
STATE PoLl1Ics KEEPING An ARMY STILL
According to the Washington Republican army
officers declare that forward movement of the
army of the Potomac will he made till afteg the
New York election.-Cin. Gaz.
The New York Herald says Montgomery
Blair. Postmaster General. was the Cabinet off
Ella! who Endorsed the LOYALTY of the Virginia fe
males recently arrested for smuggling qunne.
- The telegraph announces the fact to the
whole world that two contrabands died for want
and exposure at Cairo. Illinois That happens to
white people IN this country every day; but little
notice is taken OF lt.
"A Coop BEGINNING One of The Boston
AbolitIOnsts having been drafted, this makes a
good commencement OF Greely's army The
Portland Argus says: Bully for the 900 GOO.
The NUMBER now will stand 500 ,999 who Iu>h
forth to emancipa,e, according to the proclama-
tons
Observation-Disclosures The special Wash
inSton dispatches the Cincinnati Commercial
say:
4 gentleman intimately acquainted with the
President. with whom he passed hour yester
day. emphatically declares that whatever may
be the wishes of others, he has not the most re-
mote intention of deprvng Mcclellan of the
command OF the Army of the Potomac.
We. too. suffering in the North" says
the Rev Beecher. land in the same way that We
ought to- | accept the punishment.
He accepts the punishment for the poor. and
for himself takes $4,000 yelr. and what he
calls 'smiSeries of brown stone front. "-CIere-
land co. Pisin Dealer.
Many OF McClelian's soldiers 90 barefoOted
for want of shoes: MANY are clothed rags for
want OF clothes: he has no ammunition OF any
consequence; his army needs recruits: regiments
are ieariuy thinned out; levies not
rvins-but the Quartermaster General and Sec
retares Chase and Stanton pretend these state
meuts untruths.
On Monday las. we observed three beautiful
ladies promenadns down Whitehall street. and
we were informed that two OF them sisters
OF Mrs President Abe Lincoln The ladies' We
saw. we are pleased to know, second TO none
i'm their patriotic devotion To the South. They
reside in Selma. Alabama Ii old Abe's wife Is
South. it is not strange that she is so much adj
mred by the Yankees. Atlanta ga Cont,d
All the Democrats in the Arsenal at Pnila-
adelphia, who would not vote the Abolition ticket
on Tuesday. in obedience to the command of
John Covode, received the following note of dis
mssil
You are hereby notified that your services
will no longer be required At this department.
This is the way in which white men are treated
by the leaders of the Abolition faction. Aud
this j. the WAY the Administration carries out its
mo partyism
= The Springfield Repr5licaa talks sensbly
about the National Tax Bill II says-"WhAt
need Is system that shall be simple and easy
of administration The revenue should be raised
on few articles, such as are certain TO be used
and to Weld "A given amount. and these should be
chiefly articles OF luxury. We believe system
can be devised that will yield larger revenue
than the present system, at one fourth the cost IN
collection. and with a burden and annoyance
much less appreciabe by the people Let us not
ask for the repeal of the Tux law; that Is mpos-
sible; but let Us have IL revised aud simplted.
ami made operative without a legion OF tax
gatherers-'
t The Newbrryport Herald, Republican
paper. SAYS:
ITO our minds the elections, just taken place,
are a popular condemnation of rsdicAlism; they
are warning to party Leaders; they are declar-
alton in favor OF restoration OF the country TO
what il was originally. and they are vote in
favor OF peace AT the earliest hour IL can be had
ON honorable terms. Ii the Republicans will
read the writing upon the wall, and being warned
reject ultra leaders and measures OF doubtful
utility. Ia say the least. they will yet stem the
tide and keep in their own hands the adjustment
o; the present questions that must soon be set
tied The people are capable OF sell govern
|. ment and If they cannot do that one way they
will another The people will have the Consti-
, tuition and the Union. and everything else will
have 20 how before that object"