Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

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fpIauaty 4, 1868

febtuat5 4, 1865
-, Deas Sill tsts this sppestuhit,
~ wnle feu \ isw llnps ~ regard ~ matters anl
thihsa inwn hptp, az lar AZ | have been able W.
make di.eos cries. The tie, thing shall notice
V, tho mannsi ~ which sUiiug anuag The f,s
mpnts haia hAs bpeu enhtlut pl-athp ssatns hy
whiph lhn officers phtsnai ths se,isa ~ this afa,s
~ lasus aI The iW,hsi prosecution ~ lhla baukl
contemplate Administration Warfare against the
domestic institutions ~ tha sash, ~ ntamsilinn
81 eliza ssasal la,vs al ltnenln ~ The eam
meAermanl VI lhla nas, ulhai ssf You afe
ne dualt acquainted With the hrt thai msmnr
ale have heun se,t uul lam luilanapulls, Ani|
slss~lse \" enmnaudessui fegha.his. II. Iu.sl
isa ihen 60 tske the Votes Their Tespepilte reg
msuls, ~ nblaln lhs npiiha Al lhe laen M regard
~ sasts.nlng the present Administration 10 "a
views ~ eunuurtng the war Nav this has been
deae And Va taxing the voses, greater act at
lnlsstlce, in ,at apnu., eaud uni have been done.
4 .sFss maturity and, lnAee,, nay say lnn
hiths ~ the solilers ltd nul nuf io they yet an
derstand what these memprals contained as they
dd not hear them read Aud " they had the
ehseuflty IN which they we're eeuea ,fp would
have lelt them Ia doubt - Co what was the real
obgect sought The name OF Gov Morton Was
b.sadsd ~lh them. in order 10 give then
strsngih, aud the vote vas taken ~ haste, and
reported Ia be unanimous "a the view ~ tie sol
diers now la the held. showing that they in
favor at a continuance ot the war, and tor no
compromise This u nos the fact; hut they --,hs
soldiers. of all psrte--are looking forward With
anxious hearts ~ the Democratic party at home
60 boldly step forth and put an end Ia this
accursed VAR. aud stop the further enusion of
blood Aud We look % them NJ the only aud as
the last yesisga at hope to save the country from
the foul seourge that l. sweeping and spreading
desolaslop throughout the land; and We the
soldiers. being how. ss IL We're. with our lives in
our HANDS. unseTg osag prisaliens such as CO,
iIixed people on the g.ooe >loala do. and all 20
tree the Niger. IL Il ~~re possible 10 sei their
true sentiments before YOU. they would send up
united petition which would speak in tone, of
thunder To those hot headec Abolitonists IN the
North and tell tleu, lln they are the guilty per.
sous Who aase been the cause of tbs calamity
and are still seeking 20 rroloug the var
suppose would he ~! no use To ado any
tniiS tn iessru e. the bsstse here, - YOU hase
long >ince ssen the account. perhaps lar bette
than could give Il But one thing j. certain.
tho-r Who we're in u. know that We gained the
battle b. the hardest blows and |. for one do
not wish To he placed N any such position ar,iu
A word I'm regard % oav wewere told
when Ne volunteered TAFT We we're To toe paid req.
ularly every month. but have not rece.,..i on.
re. SINCE 1 lett indianapolis. The Goyetument
now owe me nve months pay. aud yet Il expects
the soldier TO FIGHT with willing heart under such
circumstances while his family and little one>
nav be starving az home auheeded hy the org
natOrs OF tbs ratrcldai strife. Who prefer rather
10 0e-tow their the blacks whom
thes nave stolen NJ enticei sium happy BONES
The sol.ers' ptenee has been worn cut and
they have no confidence IN the Administration,
IA the Ny the ar : being carried on. and uu-
les thes are paid off, very soon there will be re
voting in The ranks the soldier will not always
quietly submit 10 &c rulel b. those pomplns
shoote<r straps ~ho segsle In plenty. shihs the
soldier = Ia worse condition than the slaves Sc
are fghting 90 free.
wish ,oa to write 10 me informing me how
matters are pfosper!ug ia Indlsna
T. ) | must add one thing more: that Is. We
suffer for ossthsBg aud tent. Bat What care
tho-e hot heater ,Aboiiiionst- az North Their
ouly care Is to make speculation BY urging on
the Now I want you 20 make speech
Ahsss in favor of closing this war