Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
Prom TIE I.onson Time. November q
THE LATE FLEcTIONsIN ENGLsND.
pre.,aen,L.neoin'. ars.,rar, arrests.
OPINION or I'M LONDON TlMEs.


wehave come 81 the end of the second yesro
the gfett var tor the Union Misery besund con
ception has fallen large secfi"n OF the people;
The most a0urishing regions have been lad waste;
the bodies of tens OF thousands of brave men are
monlderpg ia pts aud trenches, wherever there
be been camp OF a battle field throughout the
border Sfafes: a debt. unasceTtfined in amount.
but known 20 be enormous. has been contracted.
and must be paid or repuniated: and. above All
fend;sh hatred has been engenceref between two
kindred communities which, whatever the event
OF the var, must poison all social Intercourse for
wears perhaps generations TO come and hat
i. the result? Mr. Lincoln and his party have
been dominant no set of men ever were before
in land peopled by the English e.. The,
have governed twenty millions of their country.
men with revolutionary freedom from the tram
mel. OF law They have seized their political
opponents, dragged them from their beds
night, hurried item on Ia military prisons. and
kept them there for months without even inform.
ing them OF their crime
They have not only suspended the habeas cor.
pms. but nsulied and threatened the highest
Jud- e. IN tie Union, the legal interpreters of the
Constitution They have carried ON a war with
barbari'y a. which the world has stood amazed
destroying harbors, burning river side towns,
putting the inhabitants Of captured places 90 hard
labor, contrary TO all the laws of war. ami even
NithhIlr u vengeance on women.
They have passed conti-cation act, to enable
them 70 plumber t''eir enemies and ihes have
forced on their Chief proclamation which is TO
excite, II possible an ignorant race to deeds of
murder. lust and Tapine. And what j. the result
&C the END Of the second year oi war; To what
purpose have these multitudcs perishei-these
millions OF none, been wastedl To what pur-
pose has the industry OF the chief European ma
tlons been impaired and the population of an
II 10. I tl.s
We now publishing from America answer the
question. II Il plain that a change Is coming
over the people OF the Northern States Ever,
where there are - Ems that men are reused 10 ask
themse,ve-, what Is this Government TO which
they have surrendered their liberty their national
honor. their private fortunes, their very lives; shat
Is this Val OF determination against six or seven
millions of tleir own race whose only FAULT that
they have asserted the right OF sci Cove nent.
which al Americans held % be the foundation OF
human Institutions: and what arc the military
achievements al this political party which is -
INSCRIPTIONS IN It's practices, both toward its own
citizens and the enemsy Are the destnes OF
America % be IN the hands OF those Who. while
they violate all constitutional law IN the Nurth
and all ilitary aad International law IN the South
are unable Ia advance the cause OF the Union by
a single decisive ctmplgnl
The most important events within the last
month have been the elections. From the re
turns already made. it IS beyond n doubt dat
throughout the whole country the di>trust and
hatrei of President Linc0lu's government ATE
becoming every Jay stronger Three monih.
ago no Democrat dared to open his mouth IN op
position 60 the Washington terrorsts, md several
men at high position IN their own States we've
ezei aiid sent of To one font or unother lor no
other reason than that they were suspected "a
mediate an electoral e~linpaien One of the
most eminent men in Penusy ivania. il will be
remembered. VIVA lately arrested under one OF
these letters de cachct and only ber ed because
setiuns disturbance would have followed. All
over Tie North how ver, he battle of free GOV
eminent i, NOW being fought bs The Democratic
party aud with singular success. In Penn>siva.
nia. Ono. Indiana, ven IN Connecticut the gains
o.. the Democrats have been lar.e. aud. we're
there such thing a general election. the ma
iorty ia Congiess would probably belong Ia them
and the Wide policy of the country be changed
But enough has beeu done Ia sober tie President
and bis Cabinet Should the contest ia The En-
pire State of New York re,ut in Tie election oi
Mr. seymour. or even IN the polling OF "a large
minority tor him, tie policy oi the Government
would receive a condemnation against which il
would hardly dare to struggle IL il generally
admitted lhpt the Republican majority which
brought Mr. Lincoln and his friends into power
two years ago has been de>iroyed by the mingled
incapcty ami violence which are displayed ~
Washington. y brilliant despotism may blind 4,
nation for time. but Government that is IT
once umDuicaI and stupid cannot long avert lis
overthrow