Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

Whv. he asked. were not Joe Holt and Andy
Johnson and Mallory invited To Indianapolis2
Crittenden not there. and his letter purport-
ing to approve of their object was forgery.
Wicklife. Garlic. and all their traitorous allies
were there. He spoke of the fact that The Gin
cinnsii Enquirer was the favorte paper with all
seeessonisss, North and South.
We copy the foregoing from report Of JOE.
wRIGars speech at Evansville. which we find in
the Journal of that city. The present friends
OF WRIGHT charged upon him that he was a
hypocrite aud destitute of political and moral in
tegrity. Their estimate of his character
doubtless correct. He now processes to be an
admirer of DoueLAs and his principles. but IL is
we'll known that he fully aud candidly indorsed
what the Illinois Senator regarded and pro-
nounced the infamous Kansas policy OF b.
cHASAS, and he held Office under his adnnstra-
ton just as long as he could So clous was he
to the Republicans political THINNER, that
they resolved he should be reno, ed as soon as
Mr. LINCOLN was ,siausurated. and he the
first minister who was recalled WRIGHT did not
denouuce the 9th OF January Convention, until
he had got the commission OF United States Sen
ator in his pocket That was the price of his
treachery to the political party which gave him
all the prominence he enjoys
Who for years denounced in more bitter terms
Abolitionism than her lie predicted the very
condition OF affairs the country is now experience
ing would result, if Abolitionists were permitted
to agitate the slavery question. But he has no
word of condemnation for them now, and cheer
fully votes for the measures they dictate His
votes upon nearly ever measure of pubic policy
give the lie to all the professions of his lite In
this charge do not refer to measures neces-
sary Tor the vigorous prosecution of the war. for
the suppression OF the rebellion and the restora-
ton of the national authority does not require
from any Democrat the surrender of his political
principles.
WRIGHT inquiries in his Evansville speech, why
were not joe Hour, ANDY JOHNSON. and NAL
LoRY invited to indianapolis? MeSsrs. Hour and
JOHNSON do not claim identity with the Demo
cratic party. but unlike WRIGHT. both, in bitter
terms, have denounced the Abotionists alike
with the Secessonists Mr.. MALLORY was in
vited. WRIeHr regards him as true patriot
In that regard he is as much above .'old JoE" as
heaven is above the Internal regions.
In letter dated Lagrange, August l, 1852,
Mr.. MALLORY writes:
Your letter inviting me to attend and address
a mass meeting OF the conservative citizens of
Indiana at Indianapolis on the 30th of July. fol
lowed me from Washington. and reached me ON
a bed of sickness. which have Just lett. am
still very feeble. This will. hope. excuse my
failure to acknowledge and thank you sooner Tor
your kind invitation.
Understanding the meeting TO have taken
ground for vigorous prosecution of the war tor
suppression of the rebellion. i'm the spirit OF the
CgIrrESpEN resolution of July lo6l and 10 have
expressed an ubcompromsIng hostility To the un
constitutional acts and purposes of the abolition
its: | take occasion 10 say, that | regret an
absence which prevented me, IN person. from
suring il of my cordial sympathy. and my willing
ness to do all IN INV power to aid in the accom-
plishment of objects so noble and patriotic.
trust that will satisfy the travelling slanderer
that Mr. MALLORY only invited. but that
he expresses sentiments which WRIGHT should en-
terrain and advocate. il he possessed particle of
msnIiness, consistency, rrineiple
Nov We come to another grave charge Refer
ing TO the Goth July convention. WKiGHr says:
"CRirrESpES vas not there. and his letter purport-
in., approve their object. foryrry IL Is
by making such Infamous lying assertions that
this man. who cannot even appreciate the idea of
patriotism. i attempting to make an impression
upon the public mind. he charges gentlemen
sho occupy high position among their fellow
citizens. as being guilty of palming of upon the
people forged letter from distinguished public
man. for political effect. The idea Is so ridieu
lous that wonder that even wRIGHr had the
brass thus TO attempt 10 gull his hearers
The letter referred 70 is la NJ. CEIrrExprxs
o~n handwriting. Ia was not intended for publ
Cation. and therefore vas not published with the
proceedings OF the convention. We hsveit in our
possession. and are willing to risk the evidences