Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

Who give their services. their heaIth and their
lives % the nation. should be placed on favor
able footing the banker or capitalist Who loans
money to the Government
Il = gratifying De sbl@ TO szy to those m the
"e,u' inst whatever differences Of opinion msy
east ID tnis General Assembly IN regard 20 the
S'aee pohey at indana and the emancipation
measures o. ne Administration Of President LIN
com aho 'he Congress just expired. there sre none
III 'e'A',oa 20 the duty OF Indiana toward the
army. The above measnres adorsed and recon
mendsd. viii be accepted A. pro5f TIA, NO an
friendly spirit exists toward you In return for
this. the General Assembly only asks Al xa.r
hands that partisan Efforts from home I'll
swerve YOU from the duty Of soldiers. or make
YOU partakers of the fell spirit Of faction which
seeks To SANDER down majority Of the people Of
your 0Wn State Wewant you 10 remember that
the gallant old Democratic party fought two for
eign wars, with England and Mexico, csrried
the country successfully and tnamphaniy
through those conflicts. and that soldier ever
received Injustice at it, hands That party has
been always recognized "a the soldiers friend:
and bow that is own members make up foil
half Of the present grand army. it would be base
and dishonest 20 desert them OF their no less pa
trio'ie associates of the Republican party. Put
away from your presence. gallant soldiers Of the
nation the criuging tools Of power who visit your
camps with ISLANDERS on their tongues aad the hate
of their masters in their hearts. and tell them
that your tents and your cabins are temples. Of
honor, truth and patrioiism--,hat party and fac
ton exclGdea-that there j. no room tor
those who desire ~ bear false witness against
their neighbor-that your sense of justice
quires repose from the opportunities Of the sian
derer aud the tale bearer. Tell these characters
that You viii trust TO the people of Indiana and
all the departments Of their government. relying
upon that sense OF jastic, and right which has
always been manifested by them IN the conduct
of their puaIc Affair,
A thousand rumors have reached YOU no doubt
about the intentions of this General Assembly. IL
has been said, at the beginning Of this session,
that the majority Of the two branches de-
signed carry this State of the Union. aud
: attach her % the southern Couederacy" This
was stated in the streets OF Indianapolis. first by
some eowaFdiy official perhaps. and then IN the
public prints belonging 20 the same faction. We
need hardly say 70 you that such a charge rests
upon the unsupported malice0 some malignant
knave who finding his party dying out. took that
e method Of ..srouSing the country" against a
phantom OF his own creation. IL would have
been ridicuouS SANDER. ii the subject of il was
not too grave tor ridicule As il j.. IL base
{ and cowardly One--ior which The author OF au-
thors. il they could be traced ont with
taiRty. deserve a just punishment liz would De
} a shame 10 dehe the law by invoking Us calm
majesty 10 punish who would thus heap
1 ftl~ehood anon his fellow citizens Ii such a
, report his eve reached vour camps. declare
To you that there j. truth in it-that there IS
D not one man ia either branch of the General As
sembly. of the majority party. who now enter
talns or ever entertained. thought 50 traitorous
+. TO himself. his God and his country.
n We again thank YOU for your communications
a and for the kind manner ia which YOU have ex-
e pr ssed your wishes They shall receive some
q Il. l. IL.
D attic consideration o; this General Assembly. You
and your fellow citizens ~ home have the same
a great object-tke restoration OF the Union and
: the preservation of our sacred and revered Con
1 SttutOb. While Won look after traitors IN arms.
u aud overfurn and overthrow their serried hosts
shall take of violators OF the Constitution
q al home, and see that the ballot OF free people
is felt Ia the preservation of Liberties aud our
own. II rebellion triumpns IL will be no fault ol
yours II te~potism and anarchy. and the viola
e ton of constitutional rights attempted IN In
T diana, il will he tor the people OF this gallant
e State 20 protect and preserve them
In the bonds of love and affection for the Con
e stitution and the Union made by il. unchanged
and perpetual.
: We remain your fellow citizens.
+ THos r. CorB. Chairman;
: X WOLFF,
I ARCH JOHNSON,
p HoAGLASD,
e NJ NJ RAY.
j JONI DAVIS.
The report above is given 1t came from th'
committee IL war adopted a whole. Three
r amendments were made. which will he found il
our report of the legislative proceedings. 0n'
by Mr. WOLFF, pronouncing the charge that th'
q Democratic party favored a Northwestern Con
e federacy a SANDER. One by Mr. DowNEY. in
relation To deseriers. aud one by Mr. MURRAY
condemning all officers. civil and military who