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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17
The Issue.

The Administration party claim that in seven
teen States there Is majority OF about four
hundred thousand against 1.-The peace democracy
and copperhead faction by implication coucet-
ing that the other half Of the United States are
copperheads and peace men fits premises are
correct. two TO one OF the people Of the United
States are opposed to the war This is affording
very poor encouragement 10 the army and the
Federal Administration.
In the late elections. such issue peace
war" was directly recognized. We will give
the Federal Administration credit for the fact that
on the simple question OF prosecuting the var IL
IL supported by considerably more than four hun
dred thousand majority in seventeen States. Such
not the question upon which the people voted.
The manner in which the war j. conducted, aud
the manner ia which the Federal Government is
administered were the only questions recognized
IN the political canvass.
Upon these res, issues involved in the cleo
tons. the Administration has a majority in only
thirteen or fourteen States of the thirty four
The Administration policy did not receive the
Endorsement Of a vote in Kentucky Illinois has
never iadorsed that p,.,cy, and never will
Neither will indiana or ,'snusylv,nia at any fair
election. Outside of New England the partisan
views of the Administration have not two hun
bred Thousand majority in the Northern States
and in the remaining States the Administration
has no partisan strength whatever.
Here We are, then, with Federal Admins
traton. backed by bare majority in thirteen
States. struggling 10 m Ike its party platform the
permanent law for thirty four States. Of nearly
i've millions Of men who voted for President in
1860. the policy which the Administration is
striving by force to engrait upon the gov.
eminent and introduce into the States in spite OF
American laws and traditions. has never received
the endorsement of two millions Withdraw the
influence Of the FederH Administration from the
field OF politics. and the Administration policy
could not to-day command an Endorsement of
ooe- fourth Of the American people.
The Republican or Administration party has
never vet learned this lessen: That the only
safe. strong and stable government is that which
faithfully reflects the Popular wish of the
nation TO be governed. II the Federal Admins
trssiou would dssrm lis enemies ana restore the
Union. let Il consult the wishes OF the conserva-
tive masses who make up four ffths of the peo-
pie. Then it will find strength and sympathy
where now il meets opposing armies Until then
We are inevitably doomed To- war
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17
The Supreme Courf OF Pennsylvania
and the Conscription Act

An important decision, DENYING the consfitu-
tionaliy Of the Conscription Act was rendered III
PittSburg Pennsylvanis. on Tuesday last by
majority OF the Supreme Court OF that State,
consisting of Chief Justise LOwrie anu Justices
Woodward and Thompson The case arose on
the application of three drafted men in Philade-
pha for injunctions 10 restrain the Provost Mar
shal's officers from compelling them to enter the
military service The decisions are extremely
v0umnous but, Invested OF their legal phrase
ology they simply concur in the opinion that the
motions should be granted on the ground that the
act % Congress by which they were drafted is
incompatible with The provisions of the Consiita-
ton of the United States for calling out the mi
litia of the respective States On this point
Chief Justice Lowrie held, that the authority to
pass the act cannot be derived from the fact of
rebellion, but from the powers expressly granted
to Congress by the strict letter OF the Constitu
ton, and that the Federal Government has not,
and cannot have any power To organ
iZa force that is inconsistent with
its provisions The conscription act. he states,
is void iuasmuch as it converts the State militia
into national forces in manner not contemplated
by the constitution. which only authorizes it
der prescribed forms which are not observed by
this act He thinks that under latitudinarian
Interpretation of the power of Congress TO pass
the net in question. il NAV exercises other powers
ia a similar manner and compel De0ple to lend
money take their horses for cavalry, and their
provisions tor the support of the army
The opinions OF Justices Woodward and
Thompson are equally emphatic and clear. The
former in relation 10 the $500 exemption clause.
saws that it is the first instance in our history of
legislation forcing great public burden on the
poor Judge Woodward. who. it will he re-
membered was the late Democratic candidate
for Governor of Pennsylvania, holds that
the great vice of the conscription Law is
that il is founded on the assumption that
Congress may take away, not the States rights of
the citizen. but also the security and foundation
of his States rights. He iners that the right
raise armies granted to Congress was by the
ordinary English method of volunteering, aud
concludes that Congress has no constitutional
right to impress or draft into the United States
army the mtiamen OF Pennsylvania.
The disSentient opinions OF Justices Strong
aud Read have not vet been published; and. un-
Ill they appear il wdad be premature to discuss
the merits OF this important decision. which brings
the laws OF the second State in the Union into
opposition with act OF Congress. The Federal
Government will probably carry the case to the
United States Supreme Court The Pennsyiva
MIA decision. it will be seen, is at variance with
that of the judiciary OF New York. which main
tairs the constitutionaity of the act.-New
Y ork Sun.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17
Good Man and a True.

The following remarks were made BY a non
comIni>ssiouei officer OF the - New York
Artillery I'VE have the Number I'M, prefer not 10
give H. ia this city recently. The officer is at
home on 1, twenty diys' leave given him on ac-
count OF hi- rem .rkaoly good Conduct and BRAY
ery. Tho he describes himself rs "loafer," no
one viii ueuy that be is true man ana patr
otto soldier The conversation was started Oy
the entrance into The room OF black French
poodle. The soldier said:
There's a French poodle. | know il is.
used to be in the fancy dog business myself. be-
fore | went to soldering Did find soldering
pay better? Yes. did. 1 always spend all |
can get. can't help il. You see m a losfer.
lam get my little seventeen dollars a month
for the li;te place have in the battery, and
spend it all. aud hght for my country Here in
New York | used 10 get more money. but spent
il ALL and il didn't do me any more good than
what get now. And then know. all the time
j am doing INV country's work You see there
soldiers and there 'sogers" m soldier.
clear through.
I'VE have lost two batteries since the war be-
gan, and have been sll through the fighting
from the first We came out of one fight with
men. and out Of another with i've. | was
one Of those seven men. and was one of those
1--WE. 1t seems strange to me that while saw
men laid out al around me. who bad wives and
mothers and babies. shouldn't De biz. | sm a
loafer | am. | haven't got mother. a
vile, or baby, or sister, or brother.
But they spared me. and killed hundreds o.
who had lots OF folks TO mourn for
them. | Wish. sometimes. that | could
have been laid in the place o.
any of those poor fellows. Nobody would cry
for me. but there would have been some honor In
dying for nv country. l am going back in a
few days, and IL should get an arm or a leg shot
of Y should have In come hack 10 New Work
and beg tor nv living. i hope il they hit me
they will kill me. ! am ready 10 die. any day
for my county,"
Those we're the actual expressions OF brave
and honest soldier. and We quote them as show
ing heart Of god. the like Of which are more
plenty in our army than any people suppose
journal of Commerce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17


Persons who ere on intimate terms with
Rosccrans declare that he is greatly discouraged
about the war This is not because he CONSIDERS
the Southern armies invIncible but because he
believes that the seeded States can never be
brought back By the rigorous policy which the
Government has adopted. He has never taken
any part in the proceedings of Andrew johnson,
the military Governor Of tennessee, who had
succeeded in converting TO secession all people
who had any hopes Of the Union. Himself per-
feciy dsinterested, be looks with disgust upon
the shameful traffic which is going or under the
mask OF patriotism. When he looks around him
he sees men moved by all sorts of motives, more
less decent, except honor and the love Of coun-
try. Some are fighting from ambition, others
from avarice; to the latter the conquest of coun-
try means only piliage and cheap cotton; the
former are jealous Of their superiOrs and their
equals. and are delighted with anv reverse which
may overtake them. Profoundly honest and &c
ligious. Rosecrans regards these spectscles with
bitter aversion"
As We have said, the opinion or Gen. Rosecrans
does not appear to be essentially different from
Gen. BuelPs. The two opinions If not identical
are az least thoroughly accordant Neither can
be justly characterized favorable opinion
The indignant outburst or suppression OF ebster
cited above nav ftly stand for both.
We have heretofore directed the public atten--
ton to the end for which Gen. Andrew johnson
IL striving IN Tennessee The end is not worthy
Of the Government; but. If the opinions we have
quoted here are correct, the instrument Is alto
gether worthy of the eud
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17

he Prs-dess of N. United st4isz. having Designated
THURSDAY tn ash day Of November. instant Day
Of ThsussEiyipF.
Ther.fous, 7, OLIVIA NoEroS. Governor Of Indisna
do hereby set apart sA day. and call upon the people
oftas stat. 70 observe the SANE sceorADos with the
proelsmation q tbs President
Lat tie people Thank and praise Almighty God for the
many nsrciss he has shown daring the past year.
and prsy Him. 9Th humble hearts, stu protect guide
and bes. "a and restore the inestimable blessings Of
Unity AID P--ee bleeding and suffering country
Given at the Executive Department, Indianapolis this
s,h day ofSovembsr. A D., iss3.
dAwtd OLIVER p MORTON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17

TIM when be shall have performed their work.
while. 10 the reputation Of these fanatics and
Their foolish policy. ne becomes their master and
secures the inside track and the whip hand against
all competitors for the succession. he may in a
word. thus command the policy of the next four
years N the important work Of rebuilding and
consolidating The Union upon a solid and durable
bass.-TN. Y Herald
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17

nfiIcE sEws BLOCK. MAR rHy PosroFrIcr.
~ lBdiansfolis, Indiana insares Stores. D~-iinss'
against lo.s OF damage e. Fire.
oyTcsn-Col- II q. Rose, President J. J. sulth, Vic.
President; n Compton. Actnary; james ,. snitA.
Trea-ur~ri H. y. fsy. secretary. = 'r--~T'
brscroxs-Coi- Dc. Ross q a MsruAsI i,xis.ss,-
Us. Capt J. j. smith Paymas<r sxsts Arsenal Is11ssn-
psiiss vi 6fbsen, Secretary indsaaa pEs lDsusanoo
Company indianapolis; n =. Fay. 0snsral n -ussnss
Agent. Indianapolis; + D. hrcsrsy. As1a.ss 49,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17

c4T There is said 10 DC a couple in Jefferson
vile who have been engaged TO be married for
the past i've years. but no time has occurred with
in that period when they were both out OF the
State Prisou at tbs same Time.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17

kE-Anna Dickinson. the female abOIitionist.
charged a.d pocketed the sum OF $500. Tor lee
turing twice before the patriotic fair in Chicago.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17
LOST.


yXywO ARNy HORSES STRAYED FROM THE SUB
II SCRIBkR between the Peru and indianapolis Rail-
road Pauer~oR's Stables, saturday night Said
Horses we're branded under the main with either
orss The above reward viii be paid delivery to
AZ the Bates House Stables.
d3t J. Y. SANGER 4 co.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17

Treasury Statement, Oct, 1858


StTATExKxT SHOWING THE RECEIPTS AND DIS
- % tho Treasury Of the q indiana.
foT the month Of October. lcS3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17
WANTED.
Al Appeal to the Loyal Men of In
diana, Ohio and Kentucky.

TgywRIvE HuNDasn PICKED MEN ARE WANTED
4 Immediately to drive teams from Camp Nelson to
Cumberland Gap, wherever the army may be. Prac-
tica and thase ennured TO labor such farmers
preferred and but honest, industrious, loyal and
Der men need apply.
Wagon Masters. competent TO perform their duties
SUCH who will raise besides aSsis ant, twenty five
AMI two cooks, have that position. The
pay T. as follows:
Wagon Master. first month $50, thereafter $50; As
Stant frs, month $40 thereafter S45; Transfers first
month $50 and rafions, thereafter $50 We wish none
for shorter time than four mon MS 10 any aisng
fifteen will give the position Of Assistant.
For blank rolls and instructions please apply j. w.
" Turner the pencer House. IndanapcliS to Ma
jor Ridenhous. Clifton Mouse, Cincinnati Ohio.
Papers ihrongheu the STATE Of Indiana, who feel
friendly and generous the Unifed States will please
give publicity this appeal as Is very pressing and
hearty is greatly be desired and the brave
boys in the field will have grateful remembrance.
nOvIT-dit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17
NOTICE.
MEDICAL

A RE- A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AMI PURELY
"A veg table AM wlrrated TO give satisfaction and
perform commented. One trial is worth volume
CT certificate.
Med cal Corrrctor, for Bilious and Liver
Complaints. Sick Nervous Headache. Dyspepsia aud
for purifying the blood
Saver, stnsrtsc and Anti.Biiiious
Pills we offer these Pills and assert that they are
the best in and invite trial TO prove the truth Of
assertion
Ague \ cure j. warranted IN all ca>es.
Eradi CHscr.-w warrant this remedy in all cases
cerOHc and recent ly>entery, hsrrhea,
Choc Cholera aorbu. II = also the best pain killer
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Compound EatE-vcs OF srnica, for Rheu-
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Of this truly great and wonderful prePa -ativn
ArOms t;c ON me nj. for cuts, new aud DID,
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Tooth ache Cleaning the Teeth and Purifying the Breath.
All ofthe aDnve remedies put up scentif-
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Nos and 20 North Illinois street, indianapolis and by
Druggists and Sorekeepers everywhere and warranted
to cure iftsken recommended.
Tn sick and am c;ed invited 70 call at Office,
Norwood's Block Consultations free. Advice gratis.
Medicines warranted and guaranteed. Call and get
CIRCULAR certificates and good and honest
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Agents wanted travel everywhere. Satisfactory in
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novI7 dkwiy Projectors
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ve~s than be. and they have stated that said
ways that toe political importance OF the occ0-
cation lar outweiehed any purely military bear
iug OF the question. and that should hold the
city"
Such Is General Bnei's opinion OF General
Andrew johnson. IL Is not favorable opinion.
The opinion OF General Rosecraus NAV be
gathered With sufficient certainty from an extract
which ms recently made the circuit Of the press
without contradiction. The extract Is understood
10 te originally from the letter of Cincinnati
correspondent OF the Courier 6es Flats Unis in
the city Of New York. The extract i a. fol
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17

Archbishop of Cincinnati.
- PETER PAUL,
Bishop of Zea, Coadjntor
Administrator of Detroit.
2" ANEpEus.
Bishop OF Cleveland.
Z" MARTIN JoHN,
Bishop of Louisville
MAURICE.
Bishop of Fincennes.
GEoRGE ALOYsiUs,
Bishop of Covington.
FREDERICK.
Bishop of Saul Ste. Marie.
{" JOIN HENRY
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litae fin miro, Ger Wlsasc i'm gCmmaubo felssn icQ,
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9rDfsr mno SssoniG.
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lit lUfcrt in gssr Orrf AMI SO 9ycesnt Yramie &C.
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QSGtreno Etc 4otcmas 2lrrnse irteosr sinlial sinel
Gleiiasraans ssa'aat Sat, batsn mir ron s. II 0 r
wife, SR Ssnnsies. Die srfrsuliAe Natriat, BAT
Die 9tsteusm inter SGnsitrsst nit iAmsrsm Ssrlnl
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anheutunssn fir einsn frenssn sStn'
ter. - 9as @ocerib, 6. 80, ~Stsnat' srsaelt
uSAsrar5s GiabSrnasn lhsrdrn'sn lsst IN ot0Befef
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rem asrSbnlidsn 9uisntbalt imstorcsn rsrlansa bat .
ten, nm Zen, sal.en asin,r ia satssasn.1
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nit 0tsat tclistten uno bi0issn Mcnatsihritt sr'
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tlos $3.50. 81 tesistsn pon 8. Soqlnaan II. SEa'
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900 bis 4OO,0 900 SpIars selhagt.
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Cine arauiame Srbsr.-@tn GSiet sss ST.
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uno Den @sritanp 8istt s8 faum. GiHsn atann,
Der DEN gamen Der GtArinniuht in lsinen Sunaen
trast, Den GntteGrunssn unD Strarasen iss Uelos
lstsnS aussulssen, lit sn riTtislsr Sooi9la5, sin
Wioto ron Nsat5rs8en. Dis tsits gFsss farm or
fa,m sinen iolAen Dlcniasn rot Istnsm sAidial
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~eeniim, penn ou2 lan8lauten Sore rsrean'nt.
9ie t%etrtfsuos Srosr lit III ttutal, III s~raular1, ala
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rcrrafsn III Isbsn. Sslbit Die AusS sutbsibtnpsn
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git, franf uno ssiunn lit Die Otsi9sa ibtsr 4rrHssa )"
trstsa, utsr 10 nett lit es BEL uns bob nibt sstcn'
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nod %sin,nal ~assrlsssn uno bic tstrsi1snos Srcre Ohns
@rr;u. :urijancansu. &.zD. stit8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-10

- Sic Ncnitrrs, Bon osnen be'm 8esinn Der
9slaaeruna BON @barts1on 70 piet 0Ssisns ssmaht
ruree, la,insn bonn bod esi 8omtaroirnn8 ron
8stunssmntm nidt Is gar asrlDrsnoc linaeasusr III
icin. 2~lbaeisben baron, baB lie nur in lsbr bsidranfs
tenn MlaBilats isstiiGti8 iinS, 9at iib itrs unrsrles'
earesit MD! in Gem s%r,rartstsn @raos t~sitdtist. Die
Sebauptnns, nas s eisIer Safr;sn9s NIT sa'afr,msn
i6 @elAassn. Die je in 3uiihsnraAmsn pon 10 fis
Is Minutsn a~taefsnsrt mcrosn foansn, IN msnt9sn
stunen Tcrt Suntsr in sinsn Sritmmerbau'tsn rsrs
,raresln f1untsn, bat lt ais blaier Slnit s%ririsicn.
gpdsrsno 4 cher 5 mpolfcmmen ausssriiitsts Stss
esnsnlaiffs Die Miesrs ourhfardsn rns inherent 6ans
bel uncrmsst,Hen Gaaosn 5u fi8sn, mirS nit Dem
8aus lolder siisnaepanprtsr llnsebeusr frrtasfabrsn,
Die auf Der S,e niHt rsrrsnetar iino nnS IN Sdtsn
WlOnats lang sAstsnitisGen naa !sinsm 6ert rsr<
~anltaltcn, tt bsnsn jeos Sacuna finfSis Dollars f'
fN, unp MIR Da;a cient, Stautmclfsn anr3uja8m ,
ctne, naB man, vpie s5 ihsint lpa8er eart flo Dem
3iets III nafsrn, 70 laugs nrd9 Gin astsaaisihsn be-
msff6ar III.
Sn sinsm sss8sfsat fno Die Monitrr8 %unitLtts
tia iuthtbars @ssnsr t~eicnoers ~tolssrntn SA'11'n
s~taenitsr, uno rorau5ssisst, hab bic Sss ruRis 1T.