Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12


in the New York Herald of Saturday last
II will be remembered that the Herald is warm
supporter of President LINCOLN and the vigorou.
prosecution of the war:
There are manv and great indications of the
commencement of IA powerful reaction in the
public n>nd on the subject of the aud the
question out of which it arose as well a from
the signal failure OF the Administration, both IL
their military aud civil conduct of the war Al
the present moment all is confusion. because the
popular sentiment il in transition state; bI,
order will soon be evolved out of political chaos
and the counter revolution will stand triumphant
and =, kuowleice.rby all.
The excitement and Indignation produced
thrOus hOut the land by General Duru-ide'S hieh
handed and Illegal proceedings against Mr. Val
landieham. and his silly course IN sunrressing the
Chicago Times, because IL commented severed,
upom those proceedings. are among the unmis
taxable evidences of the revul-ion mat i t,kin.
place IN the public mind Republicans as well
~ Democrats have protested against such me
ures. a. not only unconstitutional but extremely
impotic and dangerous, The Legislature of
Illinois, 10y vote of fDrty seven - thirteen in
clu'ling twenty Republicans prouounce, against
the military outrage upon the Chicago piper
The President. oheying his own humauein>tincts
and the popular will. il At list compelled To re
.r sid To- In
gether 10y directing the latter revoke his order
overhrowing nv military force The freedom OF The
press in his department. II Mr.. L'ncoin would
now issue countermand To the order -endin.
Nalandigham into exile he would wisely crown
his conciliatory policy. and give a mortal blow
TO the radicals in the c. net and out az II n,
whose advice so unfortunate n step was taken l.
WIS this political blunder. worse IN IA a crime
that developed and brought out the latent popu
lar feeling again the Administration at the ere.t
meeting of the Denocracv IN this ctv on W ednes
day ast--a meeting 1T thirty thonss,mi men.
headed by Fernando Wood and breathing an
eunest and unialtcring determination to put =
stop To- hoStiliie~ ag.nstthe SOUTHERN States and
To restore the Union, not by the science ct wac.
hut the arts of peace The prnlonl ell exile ~
.lsndig ham will contribute to furnish fuel i.,r
the d ,me throughout the whole of the Prc>hien.
I'll csmbaien: and il will he the more elective
because il i utterly u"ius'it lille any Or "a
ciules knosn 10 our Constitution and laws. con
trar, 10 all preccieu' h. history aud strip ell even
OF the Pile, ct ncce-~ifv
The ball Il now fairly SET in motion in lh.
) ate. AMI its progress will be irresistible Au.
violent opp'-itA'n Ia IL wall onls serve q, demnn
sr,ie tho impetus Il has received III th. Re
lencv. iu-teid of getting on the same tram.
-honld run Safe ticket directly against IL mex
fall the locomotive and cars would be -m.shet
weight tntmefttfttn ct the ..
pnl ears engineered bs Fr,Laudo Wusi; snl II
the train oi the Regency should u,.ler,.k, ,o
move an the same direction ca the same tr,ck hv
starting little ahead, IL would he sonn overt Ken
aud driven III The track by the superior -pe.,t at
he sagin" c ,lle,l Ma rt II H. I ou the either
hshd. the Albany cancern shonld conclude "a
& low in the wake of the New York engine it
would be- "noshere' IN the race H. ,nlly sale
Iol -. therefore. To hitch Itself to Mox,t Hill.
| the Regency run separate Site tiaAct mex
I'm Ia may prevent the re &c p,ry bena success
iul. hut IL will sot only MT win tsell bu, demon
So th,t u ~ in >msll m norty Ia hat event
tie Republicans will carr, the State elect ons
b,t The peace men. teins a m juflty IN The p.m
oc,a &c party. wtll cla.m the right - shape il,
pa lev and tor sake 81 hirni"n,. and ia urier Co
on the Republicans from Office. the minority
vi acquissce. and the same will take III zee ia
every other State. lor like cau.es will produce
Ike elects. q sas nothing of the influence of tie
ex male ot the Empire State
j he platform ot the Democracy in the Pfesi
denfid campaign OF ls6i will be vcace: AMI.
What l. more. the candidate will he eie..e,l no
matter Who he J.. the principle controlling all ,
o'aer considerations The y, onle have lost ali
I'm 'n tie efficiency of the war "a res,eec the
/. IN They are preparing TO try what virtue
'"',c > ~ peace Ii Mr. Lincoln should Al one.
- ',ose nom his Cabinet. and seud il adrif be
'tIe u Hne- anN more mischief Ia him .,I H.
country. he would stand a, ,,r.ll.r, -. -.
being re elected himself VI
The new President. vhateves ,nish, H.. -,
hls Opinions. or antecedents will. upon ,.s,n;a.,
~ once, be Compelled 10 suspend the oner,,in,'s
ol The var. proclaim an arm stce aud t.r,,n.,..
,oi sention OF all the State. Both Governments
have given all constitutional scruples - Tie
~ind The government Of the South i n much