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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19

The New York Journal of Commerce, in CON-
meating upon the Presidents proclamation sus-
peIsdug the writ of habeas corpus in certain
cases. remarks:
What il the immediate pressing call Cor such
q pcoclImation we know not. We trust il will
MT prevent full and fair being made for
the Supreme Court on the conscripton act that
NE may have q decision on that The President
expressed his willingness to facilitate it some
weeks ago"
4 determination 10 prevent the courts from
passing upon the constitutionatv Of the conscript
act may have influenced the Pre-ident to exercise
tho extraordinary power voted him by Con-
gress. IL has also been suggested that the proc.
lsmation gives room TO surmite. at least, thai
some crisis has arisen in our public affairs known
only to the President and his official advisers,
which may make such proceeding necessary.
BIT whatever m " be the immediate occasion for
the suspension of a writ Of 80 much value in pro
ts,.tiug the personal liberty of the citizen from
unjust restraint il effect will be TO break down
the barriers erected by the trainers of the Consti
tuition to prevent the Capitalization OF power
In the Federal Government Ii appears
- W wv fe' Pfro w bho Pii'f w Fp"ci W VbhN-
crate State lines. to destroy State institutions and
diminish the power of State governments as much
o. possible. and make The States A. subject 20 and
dependent upon the Federal authorities. as the
different departments into which France il divi
ded. are to the reiSning dynasty Gthas been our
theory of government that the military should he
subordinate TO civil authority but the proclama-
ton reverses this rule radically and makes the
m litary authority supreme Not only in the re
bellous districts. bot in the States most loyal to
the government. the constitution and the civil
laws. to which all should be subject alike. not
only the governed but the governors. are power
less protect the citizen in his personal liberty
and constitutional rights. There may be a neces-
sty for this substitution of military for civil au-
thority. but il looks a. though the sappers and
miners are husily a, work undermining the cita-
del Of constitutional liberty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19

Of Control At Washington Through them as
hscsl agents ~ili pour opt one thousand millions
Of dollars 10 army ani nsvy contractors and
other creditors Of tie Govern. ment an info thee
eoneerus will re ptid the tsxes anil other rese
nues OF he Goverumeu, All these irarsseiious
are 70 be ia their 6sll-. iucouveriIblc into
specie fedeemable uniy IN greenbacks The
check. and drafts of the Department on all Of
them. in all sections Of the country 10 the extent
Of $4,000. 600 per day, will determine The ex
changes. and the irredeemAble currency Of these
bsnks will be the only circulation
We shall then have all the currency Of the
country furnished BY Al least one thousand banks.
no, required 20 redeem their notes but all de
pendent upon the party in power for the pos
session of the Government deposits. for which
thew are required 20 give only ten per cent seru
rity The example Of What j. required ~ the
postofice and the custom house on the eve Of
election il conclusive ne 10 what will be required
OF these fiscal agents under the same circum
stances They will not only be required TO
Support the Government" al elections. but the
blank facilities" of every business man will de-
pend upon the degree of his loyalty to the Gov
eminent" The Government is at this moment
the great employer. and We have before called
the attention Of our readers 90 the exultation With
which the profits on Government business are
counted I'D in the official returns Of New Eng
land IL will pay all in the notes of the pew
banks.
We have also called attention to the fact that
the Government owes over four hundred millions
that will fall due next year The whole Of that
will be met in a similar manner The holder Of
= five per centum certificate Of deposit in New
York il he asks for his money. NAV get Il IN
the notes Of the National Bank mo. yO0.) paya-
BILE in greenbacks At Bloody Ruu. Kansas The
holder Of a one-year Ger ifcare will get similar
satisfactory returns. all will be paid in the notes
furthest from the place of payment. in order to
promote their circulation. A. however. there IA
to be no specie pay ments. the greenbsck and its
shadow will be ofequal value, and all he the viz
lille manifestation of Government bankruptcy.
corporation fraud and national ruin.
The persons who emb,r in these schemes
are. however. more enterprising than prudent
The United States Courts may pronounce the
whole loan unconstitutional. in which all
participants will be liable. as individual partners
for debts that must be met in specie.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19

Public women At Nashville. by order 81 Gen
Granger, are required TO furnish Surgeon Ger
,i6cates of health and procure license -Four
hundred dollars have been received for such a
license - Exchange
This illustrates the morality which We are in
Producing in the South The Purtsns OF New
England. who brough, on this VAR in the cause OF
God aud humanity for the reformation OF
Southern morals. have ever pr0iessei holy
horror % the social habits OF the Southern people
Thew have had much TO say of unlicensed crime
in the slave States. and nov they have concluded
TO license Il IL should not be forgotten that they
have eve In the greenbseks as veil as morality
The sum OF SiOO : quite liberal price for the
peculiar sort of license referred 10 The crime
licensed must be very profitable in Nashville.
since the apostles Of New England morality have
entered that wicked city. Whether Gen Gran
ger requires license Of negro women We are not
able to say--but presume they are free. under
the proclamation. from such moral fetters
fPhi.adelphis Evening Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19

taiion The soldiers Of two years service bear
themselves rs ve-erans. and skow greater sie,di
hess m every conflict The men. accu~fomed TO
the camp. aud hardened by exercise and expert
ence, make marches which would have beer i'm
possible IN the beginning Of the contest The
nation i becoming familiar with arms, and easily
takes on the habits Of war. Large voluntary
eniistments continually augment our military
force AL supplies abundantly aud eheaply
purchased within our lines The country shows
no signs OF exhaustion Of money. material or
men. requisitiOn for sin thousand two hun
dred remount horses was fled and the animals
despatched from Washington all in four DAYS
Our loan Is purchased at par hv our own ciiize.'s.
ri the average rate of 81 2J0.O00 daily. Gold
sells IN our market one hundred aud twenty
three 10 one hundrei and twenty eight while IN
the inSurrectionarv region il commands twelve
hundred TER cent. premium
Every asurgent port j. either blocksded. he
sieged or occupied by the national forces The
field OF the projected Cuniederacy is divided by
tie Mississippi. All the Notifications on it,
banks are in our hands. aud its flood is palroiled
by the national feet.
Missouri. Kentucky. Delaware Maryland-all
slave States-support the Federal Government.
Missouri has AREA ~ in convention ord lined the
gradual abolition of slavery to take effect IT the
expiration OF seven wears -Four hfths OF Ten
nes~ee, two thirds OF Virginia. the coasts AM
sounds Of North Carolina, halt of Mississippi and
htlf OF Louisiana with all their large cities, pait
OF Alabama. and the whole coast Of Georgia
AMI South Carolina, and nO ncOnsiderible nart OF
the coast "f Florida. are held 10y the United
States The insurgents with the slaves whom
they vet hold in defiance of the Presidents proc
lamation, are now crow ded into the central aud
southern portions OF Virginia. North Caroline.
South Carolina Georgia and Alabama. while the
pioneer saveholding insurgents beyond the Nj
sissipt are cut off from the main force On the
other hand. although IL is less than SIX month";,
since the laws ar customs of the ) would
allow man of African descent 10 bear arms in
Gefer.Se of his country there are in the field
twenty-five thousand regularly enlisted armed
aud equipped soldiers OF that class, while fifty
of organization, and sixty two thousand eight
hundred persons of the same class are employ ed
teamSters, labores and camp followers. These
facts show that, the instruction continues
the unfortunate seryile population. which was at
the be.i ming an element Of IT, strength is being
transferred TO the support of the Union
You will Use the facts presented in this paper
in such way as may be most effective to con
vince those who seek a renewal of commerCisl
prosperity through the rest ration of peace in
America, that the quickest aud shortest way Ia
gain that desirable end is Withdraw support and
favor from the insurgents, aud To leNe the al
iustment of our domestic controversies exclusive
~ with the people of the United States.
| am, sir, your ObePnt servant,
WILLIAM II SEWARD
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19
Democratic Documents.

Address of the Democratic Members
of- ne een~ral Assembly, . Tie People q Indiana
sstng forh ne hi-toy q The late session. and TIE
cs-pns ~hy hAd Dot besa accomplished during ia
esssatafiousl srn. This s.csnent n.kes pamphlet
sfsikssn pages, ard ill BE ssfBssd 10 any ssaHii'y
Pres ei 50 per handrsd.
1he Coaseript Acs-speeeh OF Hon.
DIV voerh.es on TIE conscripton bi IN The House o.
sesrs-ssssivrs February n 1853. THIS Il Of the
easa speeches Of M voorhees,. on question Cow oc-
eu.Sfns large shsre Of public attention. and ersry
ests~n N Indiana should have seopy. II rrskes pam
phist a eight psxss. Price ei per hundred
she Liberty ef the Citizcu-speech
of Hon w. voorhees,. delivered IN the House # Rep
r.ss7.sv~s February -. 1sss. the Aet to indemnify
ne President and other persons for supending the writ
81 asbess esrpus ard acts done In pursuance thereof
- NV printed IN psnphIs, form. and be obtained
thts once THIS j. the great effort Of Mr. voorhees, to
prosct the liberty 81 the citizen, and shoold be IN the
hsr.is Of every voter y Indsns Il makes pamphlet
Of rsI,e-n pages. Price 81 50 per hundred.
7 IAN orders should direct the speeches be sent
BY cypress. the postage will be copy, and
mu = Be prepaid.
Address ELDER, HARKSEss q BINGHAM.
Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19
The Issue.

The leading editorial OF the Evening Post las
evening gives the following truthful statement of
the issue We cOndense, but without changing
the sense:
"The issue here, as elsewhere, is squarely
joined. The party Of Governor Seymour not
W thstanding the cauti us and even timid tone
the resolutions, have not left Us in anv doubt a.
e. their sentiments or purposes Speaking il
convention. they declare they are for the Unio'.
a il was and The, demand
that the Clustlturnn ~ il ia shall remiin uuini-
paired Thu. then j. tie
seymour position aud demand The Reptbiic,r
Union platform il the direct "pno lite oi this -
Just %. Our neighbnr need not have taken
~ column 10 prove that this Is the issue Every
Conservative man will accept it. as tue and tiu,
stated. The conservative j. for Unou-the rad
ical is for disunion The Conservative i Tor thu
Consiitu'ion-the Republican Union platform J.
the "direct opposite" OF the CONSTITUTIONS The
friends of the Union and Constitution lhereloie
will rally to the conservative ticket, while the
friends of the direct opposite" viii vote for the
Republican Union" platform What stfuclur,
of disoyalty must he the platform of this new
Union now called the " Republican Union" If i
ia n here confessed. the direct opposite of the
old Union and old Constitution The issue is
indeed made fair and squire Americans who
love the land of Washington. who revere the
memory of the great dead who have learned les
sons of wisdom at the f ct Of the mighty men Il
old-such Americans will stand by the old Union
and will he firm against Abolilonisis aud ,eces-
sioni-ts. for the Constitution that has made u.
what VIC are. But all who are in favor of re
ierting the pas', who de~pise the memory oi
Washington because he WIS Virginian and =
stakeholder who regard the Constitution rs y
covenant with death and n league with hell. who
believe that the "mnral sense OF nm AbolitiOnist
j. the true higher law above any constitution. AL
such must he on the new Republican Union
platform II New York journal of Commerce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19
Mr. Stewards Dispatch TO our Minis.
ters Abroad.

Mr. SEwABD. on the l2Ih ultimo. addressed a
diplomatic circular to our Ministers in Europe.
reciting the successes of our armies during the
present year. and concluding as follows:
jefferson Davis. the leader of the seditOn, ha.
since proclaimed a lew of all the able bodied men
within his military lines This. il carried into
effect. will exhaust the whole material Of which
soldiers can be made The insurgents estimate
the total number of conscrpts thus 10 be gained
at from ~. 600 70 $1,000 Oar armies now con
front the insurgents at all points with superior
numbers A draft for 100000 more is in pro.
grrss 20 replace those whose terms of service
have expired. and to oil up the wasted ranks of
our veteran regiments. aud the people, just so
fat ~ the evidence OF the necessity for that
measure j. received and digested. submit with
cheerfulness To the ascertsinei demands. Our
armies evers ~here are we'll equipped. abundantly
fed anil supplied with all the means OF transpor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19
FOR RENT OR SALE.
COAL BANK FOR SALE.
n CH.fy'CE FOR II B.sKG.sE.s'
For Rent Or ale,

TEyHF COAt. BANK KNOWN As BLAkE'S COAL
A Bank, sm tied Ia Patke County. Indiana. ear the
CLINTON ok. the Wabash and krie Canal. Tn = 4,
an upportunnl one o. tns best investments In the
country. The markers nor on the Canal, COving-
ton. Att a. aycte and Delphi. Obliged TO procure
IN ir coal b. ra n OsnSile Illinois, except that pur-
cnaged from linton 90 Is Al the abO named places
coal during he preceding win er has brought from 2s
10 per bushel The market at Terre Haul Is
al-n od the cnusi.m ton Of coal being greatly in
creased snd the Clinton coal much preferred for enhsr
( ate Dr furn with the present fac ties DO
furnished ch, acr man from her places. Coal T.
bringing r. m II o. Is per bushe IN Terre iiaule
and the suup V Sufficient
The entrance fhs hank u some 800 feet from the Ca
nal. going the hank from the side hill. The entry
way driven 700 Il, aud there l. eight rooms Ia
gool worship order he bank drsius itelt doing away
with the ol pumping, and se etrsd. Coal may
be pat ia , run e. fbr Canal and dumped IN ooAi'
without handiiuC but once. from whence 4 NAV 10
ship ed 70 Ieffe Hsute al eXp~use o. y 90 cents
per bu hel. Lafayette Tor from 10 cents pei
bushe where 2OJ,uo0 buslel, may be ''id 10 dster'
alone
The present owner q anxious 90 rent per on
that ha sufficient capital 10 carry on TAR busin -
will sell reasonable rae-. L. hm-rf being unable "a
attend longer With but slight repsirs u y ~ good
working order tl. iBe and roa ee To- two thou and
bushe daily coId be gotten now. The hank u fur
nshed with good rail track AID four cafs hOldin each
rs Bushels ana tools, &C. necessary 10 commence work
For further particulars and terms apply by litter OF
persulialiyt0 J. ~. BLAKt,
septl9-dlwkwaw Terre Haut~, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19
From tho Niagara correspondence Of the London Times
Federal spies iu Cauada-ur. Sew
ards system Of Espionage.


Federal spies IN Caoada-ur. Sew
ards system of Espionage.
Clifton House il Gyorite resort of Southern
Americans. and of those natives OF the Northern
Suites who decliIe To take the oath of nllegnuce
In revolutionary desp0tism, or who have nv
their real or supposed "di-lovaltv" rendered
Themselves obnoxious with the authorities Of
W shington Here they are safe from all mo
lesatinu but that which snrings from the presence
Of the ubiquitous spies of the State Department
These emiss ,ries of Mr. Seward are both anna
teur and professoual-mtle md fem lie 4 mer
can ani foreign The professional spies are the
most numerous and the mpst mean They note
down who talks ~ dinner with Mr. Vallanhie ham:
what refugees from the military tyranny of Gen
Schenck at b fillmore. or Gen Burnside Gin
cinnati. consort together. or what Engshman
or Canadian thar indnlees Ia te'e.a tcie with
grutlemru from New Orleans or Virginia
They pretended TO have travelled through The
seat Of war. and 10 have been with Gen Beaure-
grri - Chuestnn. or With Gen Lee AZ the hattle
OF Gettyshurg. and resort every iespc bic
shift To worm themselves into the confidence not
only Of the American refugees mi exiles. whom
their iStardlv reports may ruin. hut into that Of
Englishmen AMI Cinadilns. 10 whom. fortunate
Is. they can do no gre tier jury th IN skunk ar
n polecit can de- In the society of gentlemen u
mgf' not he presumed. however from this SLIGHT
sketch, ihnt these crettures are ueculiar Tn M
agara They abound IN NeS York and other
cities and in fact I'll through the North. aud are
maintained IN their disrenuiabe calling hy a con-
siderable ouil,y from that all hut illimiuble
fund OF secret service mrncv which the Pre-i
dent nu'l his ministers known % have At their
disposal
Thev catch scraps md odds and ends 81 con-
versuinn: they sit. Iankee fashion. balancing
their chars with their heels on The window stills
or halu~trade-. pretending read the nesspa
per-. but siriinlug their ears 10 catch the die
joinied FRA sments Of the confident II talk Of the
bystanders. They claim previous acquaintance.
shin with persons who never s,w their faces.
They assume the guise of Southern sympathizers
the better to draw forth the free thought and ex
preston of those whom they wish 90 beiray. and
not unlrequenily carry their impotence 10 the
length ot passing themselves off ~ British off
Gers who have seen service in the Spnih
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19
From the Buffalo Courier.
Political Lyrics.
"The Southern Cross" and an "0de 10 TIE American
Flag"

The telegraph has already announced the ar
rest sud punishment. by General Schenck, of
the editors and propreiors OF the Baltimore Re
publican, on the charge OF having published a
dsloyal song The following is the ohjectiopa.
BILE lyric, which we publish in juxtapOsiton with
another from 1. leading Republican journal The
reader can Judge for himself AS To the poetical
and political merits of each:
THE soUTHERNA LOYAL" SOM
Prom. ne Baltimore Re From the Y. j. TriJuas.
Oh say, can you see opE TO
through the gloom aud
the Storm THE AMERICAN FLAG.
More bright for the dark
ness, that pure con,te!-
latiohf
Like the symbol Of love All hail the Haunting Lie
aud redemption its The stars grow pale and
form. dim.
As points 20 the haven Of The stripes are bloody
hope for the nation. scars,
How radiant each star ss A lie the Wanting hymn
the beacon alaT,
Giving promie Of peace,
or assurance in war II shields pirates deck
It's the Cross IF he >oHh, II binds in chains,
which sha evtr re- II yokes the eaptive's neck
main And wipes the bloody
To light us to freedom aud stains
glory again.
How De.eefu and bleSt Tear down the Haunting
was Americas soil lel
Till BETRAYED by the guile Half-mast the starry flag
q the Puritan demon, Insult no sunny sky
Which turks under virtue With hates polluted
and springs from its ragl
coil
To fasten its fangs in the
lileblooi Of freemen, Destroy II, ye who can
Then boldly appeal to each Deep sink 1t in the
heart thai can feel, waves;
And crush the foul viper II bears fellow man
meath Libertys heel 10 groan with fellow
And the Cross Of the .S,usA slaves
shall IN triumph
To light freedom and Furl furl the boosted liei
gliry aganl Till freedom lives again
To rule more In truth
It's tho emblem Of peace. Among um.rammeleC
ts the day star Of men.
hope,
Like the sacred L,5aru,n
That guided the Ro- Roll up the starry sheen
man, Conceal its bloody
From the shore Of the stains
Cult to the Delaware's For In its folds are seen
-. 'gpe' The stamp OF rustinE
and the terror Of foe
Fling lis is fold. to the air.
While We boldly de.
The rights we demand or
the deeds that dare.
shall In triumph re-
To lIght Us to freedom and
glory again
And IL peace should be
hopeless and Justice
denied,
And wars bloody vuiture
should flap it's black
piuions.
Then gladly "a drRs"
while We hur in our
pride
Defiance 10 t0rrnts and
death 10 their min
inu.,
With our front In the field,
tweafing aersr - visd,
Or return like the spartan
W death our shiedi
And the Crpss II he south
shalt triumphan ly
A. the Tag q The free or
the pail Of the brayel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice to Sinking Fund Borrowers

4 IL PERSONS ND BTE D TO THE SINKING FUND
N notified that lands mortgPge 90 salt fund and
on Whth interest hA~ not been paid IN advance will be
offered public sale the second Tuesday OF Deccul-
Der
BY Orier Of the Board. ". "A. TALBOT,
augs-d6w till ocil President
Register and Republican, f.awrencehurc: Courier,
Madison; G-Eetie and Won sboe Evsuss 90 journal aud
Express. Terre Htuie lefrrsonian and Palladium. klch
mond; Times ard senine Fort wsyns. Argus and Cour
ir, Lafayette; DemOcia and Uuiou. Larorte; Pres ko
komo, Fact and H publican Greensburg: Mercury snf
sentinel kocbetsr DEMOCRAT and Republican Plymouth,
Democrat and Spectator. Monticello: Jacksoian and Re
publican. isushvile: Demccrst ard Republican. vapa-
rH'o, wi insert Co hr amount Of two dollars aud send
bills ceiped the office Of the SINKING paw
ment with paper containing the advertisement
'marked."l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19
DIE D.

CARICO-Yestesdav morning. September 18Th, at 4
O'Clock, John c,reo, at bis residence in the south
eastern part Of the city. aged about 30 years
Fun-rsl services ST. john Church tais afternoon
quarter before o'clock The procession leaves the
residence at ? o'clock Friends invited TO attend
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19
DAILY SENTINEL.

rHs UNION In MUST BE REsERvE0--IJacEsO,
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 10.
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WANT z ..
AGENCY.
METZGER & STRIBLEN,
REAL ESTATE AND CLAIM AGENTS,
Once No. q Odd FeIIews' Hall,
CUP sTAIRs1

IVoUsEs AND LOIS. VACANT LOTS. FARMS AMI
Ill Farming Land bought ana aolc
Loans negotiated and csllections made
Pensions. bounty. back paw and all other uflit.rx
claims proeecuted with prompiness
Having e-tsbl, bed Branch once a. washington
claims offered.
Any desired information given u charge hy e.ll,.~
In person OF s1dfsssing "a. sselosins sts1Dl
snss-d1rn
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INbIANAr. iIS, on Virginia A,euue. 90 1hursda.
Fr day nj saturday Sepieu Der "a, IS ard Pc. s63
fhr first grand ait performance will be given 81
Frlfa septeini 81 25 at =. n. Aso on Saturday NJ
p ". fo the ccommnda ion IL fami les and children
and erson. rosii ng 4 a distance
Tickets so cents chill ren. under II years Of age, ?
The Company will exhibit The following places stte
leaving In'ii,n tpolis:
G'errfe'd. Monday, Septemher2S.
Knghist WI. tuesday. Sept mb-r %.
tambrldse city. "wednesday. september 30.
Richmond Thursday. q toberl.
liberty, FH 'av. &c oher 2.
Cunnersyil g. SATURDAY. October Z.
em"mher the y and dates.
sepil4 dl9tAw2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19

Furl. furl the boosted liel
Till freedom lives again.
To rule once more IN truth,
Among um.rammeied
men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19

Roll up the starry sheen.
Conceal It's bloody
stains;
For In its folds are seen
The stamp Of rustling
chains
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19

II shields = pirates deck,
II binds a man In chains,
II yokes the oaptive's neck,
And wipes the bloody
stains.