Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-03
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q Military hoard
The Democratic members III our Legislature
n,sp,l to take the control Of military Affairs out
Of the hands OF Governor Morton. 10y The crea
ton of q Military Board. 60 coIisis, of Demo.
cratic State oficer--iF TukY cAS. Such ., pro.
ceeiipg be instisstc by uothin. else than
the me ,nest sympathy with Ire ,son. = desire u
embarrss- the Government aud throw the weight
Of lniiJna's pnser ia favor at rebellion. The
Union membeFs of the Legislature will he just-
hei IN resisting 70 10 the last - in every man
mer. u we must have war; IT own doors. LEI
IL e"'ne while we have the weapons IN our hands
-lL,iaye,te Journal.
The Democratic members intend no such
thing They propose To organize n Military
Board 10 advise. consult and operate with the
Governor ia the management aud direction Of The
military power OF the State This is right. 1t
Governor Monr,S is an honest AMI patriotic nan
he ,will not sl.sct To IT, ii the Republican purity
has the welfare Of the country At he'rt il will
operate in the creation of Military Board
~ho shall divide the responsibility With tie Gov.
ernor in the exercise of this important aud deli
cate tnst = The people demand measure OF
this character. They are unwilling that this
dangerous power shall he entrusted with any one
msn, II the Republican members OF the Legis.
ture- tsempt 10 defeat the people will in that re
gard. all faith in the integrity OF the Republican
Officials and leaders OF THAI party will be los'.
j. it not right th,t the TN jority OF the people
Of Indiana should havc vace in The aimnistra-
ton of the State government What right has
the minority ~ assume more patripsism or more
regard tor the best interests Of the Governments
than the msjoritss Whit greater interest has
Gaveruo, " nroS in preserving the Government
and M maintaining the institutions and rights
gu,ranteed by the Constitution than the humble-t
CITIZEN OF Iudiauay None Whatever l. he any
moe honest, Not a whit l. not the Admins
trasion adopting every desp"tic measure that the
Republicans have condemned ia JtFF DAVIS.
and have hot the peoples the rightiul source Of
authority in I'll tree governments. the right to
express an opinion therenpon and direct their
servants. Their representatives. as To- The manner
in which they shall discharge the trust coufided
To them, We AK all good citizens. OF every
shade at political Sc timept. 10 setiouslyeonsi,er
the assumptions -et up by lle Republican ofici'l IL
and leaders. Who pays The taxesg Aud must
the money AMI the weapons furnished hy the
people 10 snstain the Government AMI to preserve
orier and pesce within our own borders be turned
upon them. A. il threatened by the Republican
editor abo:e. for simply daring to express their
views upon the crises of the cosntry. Ifso. the
people OF Russia and Of Austria Will be free in
comparison with the lreemsn of this proiessedly
free Government. 90
Renrw ed .Assesaps~ 10 strike Down the
Preceded oS the Press.
A letter ir.'m the proprietor Of the Rock port
Demoeysf states: - ~ -
Let hight about9 o'clock mycffice was de.
s,rosed-by m,a OF the 9Th Iadt,na ~C,v.lry.
Almo>sthe entire office vas slessr,Sei excep, the
pres Rlhe loss = Dot less than SJIO No cAsse
a, yet has been assisnei sor the hsfish deed =
The telegraph ADVISED Us few days az. ,hss
the pu5'ishersnd editor OF she Philadelphia Eceas
ing Jsssssi had beea arrested aud carried OF 10y
or,ier az one ec, err, ScHkscK the Military Com
mandsss OF The iteeand loyal Site OF Pcunsyi.
vanis. IN disregard OF The laws Of that Common
wealth and he ri.hts of i'ss citizens Tic follow
Ing account Of The AMIR appeared in thst papss
ct the .ssih u January: 80
ina FrsIisHIk ASp aDroR or raT JOURNAL
= s AsHlsr,p.
Ars little sltes i2 o'clock ,his morning. Mr..
Bo'ie q. 'he Publisher aud Elitor ef the Phiia.
depths i euing JOurnti. wa> arse>tei At IN
residence oh Frankis street. above Poplar. by tive
PsOsost ~. ssd eAsriel eur cf the State. 70
Baltimore. - a>rington.cr Fort Delaware-we
dont kae~ sh'ch ss where DC. b W Ca.r~ls
also swe-tsi. and c,nhoei IN the guard hou~c
until abou, II O'clock 10 dsy. when he vas re
The craes Tor the arc, of Mr ,ile,u. a. We