Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23
DAILY SENTINEL.
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. 2

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new pnase ~ Execmtfve es"fP~'fo"'
The foiIo~ing letter from NJ. President LfS- !
ooLx 10 hrs Military Governor JorSsoS. of Ten
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ne~ phsre 70 me s-asP'''o"s Nv i've SAess''e
Of the nation Tie letter. il will be seen. = IN
sroducinr Nj Sxfru. Of Tenne-ses, who returns
a. IT,, s,,.. e., An. svo~~<i nsr,o.e If cre.,;.e
Liso'Ls members o 'rO "a saen ''s'''e's'
OF parts OF districts. as NAV DC Drought under tne
""'afy s"Ay OF ''s so's'a'"ea. ms new
epsue OF AskAHAs '"e rHs' N ioho"s'
EXECUTIVE AA na.'s. " a. asH, ,ssa
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lsr;ao MIasrx. Nsraf and C.sI AafIorify /
usdev Che Uaifed Sfa;ss srifhin che State Of
Isanesses;
he bearer o. sn's' Thomas X. smith; c'u- |
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the unsatisfactory prospect before them, aud 70 |
have peace again upon the old terms under the !
Coss.s'seon % me onisea sua'es. % mtn.iest
rres. al lie fra.ssi So ,s..e.l..ls s,,d ,sr
haps a Legislature, State officers and United
states Senator, friendly to their object l shall
iI s..t .os sos ana enc" o. YOU 20 a,a DIM aIa
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express their wishes at these elections. Follow
hs, aud forms OF law as far as eonDen'eHf. but
n,.,s,er Of lie ....,a $3.50 All .as -
much such action will connect with and affect the
p-ociamstion OF September I'd. or course. the
me- ne. eee'e' s'oa'a 'e se'semeh =. en'''e'e';
old sa5 know. =, 30 s,,vs r..so,ahs s,s,;1on
Of duplici.y. Yours, very respectfully.
A
Ia would De a'fhcsis to chasActer'ze this letter
IN oen'''g language. S''hoa departing rom Tue
''s"'"e" Jo"'"""" "'s "'
o.''h' 1""oe'e' nc 'aAy oe,' has oee" sen' '"'o
'o' 'ne ss'"eo purpose vi INDUCING
SUE" " '''e peop'e '"e'e'' Us ues''e 70 a'o'u Tue
""''' Po'pee' oe''o'o '"e" "'e''"hs
''e e"'"e'p'"o" o' 'ne'r negroes oy 'he procia-
"'''o"-so e'ecs members OF congress, ana
pe'""Ps hes'S'a'ufe, state omeers' ana united
''-'e' >''"'''' "'e"''y 70 '"is ool'c'' nus
me'hs' interpreter INTO PLAIN ana honest terms
nv ines" '''. 'e'h'er' OF congress ana senators
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VIZ" ""p"ci'y purely Aorahain'c' Tue rresi-
aen' ADVISES ms Governor ana General IN carry
me out MT osirH $ views 10 'iohow the law,
as lar as convenient out at all events TO get the
eAPfess'oh oi tue largest NUMBER OF the people
Pors'o'e. Tue people, as oocy, were not
d''posea 70 vote 'oe members OF Congress- then,
NJ All events nave as many as possible. out
nave m election OF some sor'' ior they must see
how much such action VIII connect with and affect
she Presidents words
To secure the return Of members Of Congress
from the rebeliious States. sound the po-
iiticsl and party gospel proclaimed at Chicago,
Mr. LINCOLN is willing to abate the penalties of
the proclamation to such Districts, even though
but a dozen men voted for the bogus members.
The fact is. Honest Old AK will stand badly in
need of votes in the next Congress. and. like
"conv enieat soul as he is is now perfectly willing
to hare Tennessee "half slave and half free" if
he can but squeeze out from that State half
dozen more tools in that Congress OF course,
to insure an end 50 desirable TO himself and bis
party, IL is absolutely necessary that political con-
venence should not be subordinated to written
law. nor hamperei by its powers He kicks in
this case as IN others, the State laws to the dogs
Now that the President has united. in his own
person, the purse and the sword. why may he not
60 little further. and regulate the election of
members of Congress, and say who shall hold
seats and Who not Why may enot Judge what
Districts and parts of Districts shall be represent
Ell in the National Congress- He assumes, also,
10 Tx the qualifications Of members to be sent
from Tennessee. "Of course writes the
amiable and wise Mr.. LIScoLS "the gentlemen
elected should be gentlemen e character. willing
TO to support the Constitution as Of old,
and known to be above reasonable suspicion of
dapiiesty." This is cool-s'nt il? The people
have been, heretofore regarded as proper judges
nf tia hair or- Of