Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING,

come OF this kind Of dOinsE Mil #"
"Hooray for Mill" interrupted. Eel
low citizens, let's give three cheers for Mill,
the man who fit"
The schoolmaster turned a little red, but
rcpeated-.NTAa IT."
"Exaclly,"I said. "Nihil ft He wasn't
a strategy feIler."
Our venerable friend" said the school,
master, smiling pleasantly, isn't posted in
Virgil
No, / don't know him. But if he is an
able bodied man he must stand his little draft.
The schoolmaster wound up in eloqent
style, and the subscriber took the stand
/ said the crisis had not only cum itself, but
1t had brought all its relations 1t has cum,
SAID, with a evedent intention of maxim u
good long visit. My wife SAYS So It's goin'
10 take off its things and stop with US, too
This is good war. For those who ike this
war, its just such kind of war as they like,
I'll bet We. My wife says so, too II the
Federal army succeeds in taking Washington,
and they seem TO be advancin' that way pref
ty often, shall say it is strategy, and that
Washington will be safe. And that noble
banner, as it were-that banner as it were
will be an emblem, or rather, should say,
that noble banner-dS Il rere. Ny wife SAYS
so, too. got little mixed up here, but
they didn't notice it. Keep mum. Feller-
citizens, 1t will be proud day for this Re-
public when Washington is safe Gloucester,
Massachusetts, is safe. Gen Fremont is
there. No danger of Gloucester, Massachu-
sets, as long a Gen. Fremont is there. And
may the day be not far distant when can
say the same of Washington. But if it is
a
soon be slfe. Gen. Phelps is comm home.
Let Us all rejoice that Vermont is about to be
safe. My wife says so, too
The editor of the Bugle Horn of Liberty
here arose, and said: l do not wish to inter-
rupt the gentleman, but an important dispatch
has just been received at the telegraph office
here. | will read it. 1t is as follows: Goo'ment
as about 10 take Uigorous measures 10 put dow1.
this rebeLionu Loud applause.1
This, said /, is cheering. That's soothing.
And Washington will be safe. Sensation. !
Philadelphia is safe. Gen. Patterson is in
Philadelphia. But my heart bleeds partic'ly
tor Washington. Ny wife saws 50, too
There is money enough. No truube about
money. They've got lot Of first-class bank
note engravers at Washington, (Which place,
l regret to say, is by no means safe,) who
turn two and three cords OF money a dav,
good money, too. Goes well. These bank
note engravers make good wages. | expect
they lay up property. They are full OF
Union sentiment. There is considerable
Union sentinsAt in Virginny, more especially
among the honest farmers OF the Shenandoah
valley. My wife SAYS so, too.
Then it isn't money we want But we do
want men, and we must have them. We
must carry whirlwind OF fire among the foe
We must crush the ungrateful rebels who are
poundin' the Goddess of Liberty over the
head with sluog shoss and s,abin' her with
stolen knives. We must lick 'em quick. We
must introduce large number of first class
funerals among the people of the South
/ Betsey says 50, too.
This war hain't been too wen managed
/ We all know that. What then? We are al
in the same bOa.-if the boat goes down, We
90 down with her. Hence we must all fight
Ii amt no use to talk now who caused the
war. That's played out. The war is upor
us-upon us all-aud we must all fight. W,
can't "rea>on" the matter with the ioe-only
with steel and lead. When, in the broat
glare of the noon-day sun, speckled jackas
boldly and mallciouSly kicks over a pea-nu
stand, do we treason" with him? Iguess not
And why treason" with those other Southern
people who are trying to kick over the Re
public? Betsev my wife, SAYS 80. too.
have great confidence in A. Linkin. Th
old fellows heart is in the right place, and hi
head is clear. There's bin some queer dom
by some of his deputies-civil and military
let it pass. We must save the Union. An'
don't let Us wait to be DATED. The Republic
is our mother. For COTS sake, don't let u
stop TO drav lots to see rhich Of as shall 90 {
The rescue OF our rounded and bleeding moihe'
Drive the assassns from her throat-driv
them into the sea- And then, if it is wort
while, stop and argue about who caused a
this in the frs; place You've heard tn
Snowman. You've heard my wife, too. NJ
and betsey is 1.
The meetin' broke up with enthusiasm
! We sban't draft in Baldinsville if we can hel
it.