Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-07

The Abolition estate suicide, Dec
tr'ne an ttec-uovement iu ou-
istana an grtnx the state fully Back
into the Mon CD the
Movement and sfforts 10 seTcat It
by the AboittionIsts.
cousspOBdsnee Of the View York Tribune.
NEw ORLEANS. Oct %
So much for one
phase Of this war; tor glance at another.
The pro slavery cOpperhead party of this State
are known Ia have been holding meetings secret
~ for come time past. but where aud for - hat
purpose they carefully kept ir,m th,-e they knew
not 70 be ~ sympathy with them. The secret has
nj last leaked out On Weinesday evening last
gentleman, we'll known 10 your Correspondent.
Wa invited 70 attend meeting in the supper
room of Masonic Hall. ST Charles street. lie
went aud there he found much to his surprise
party OF some Twelve OF fourteen holding eau
Gus Tor the purpose of nominating members OF
Congress and also members TOR the Legi.lttuie
Among the parties present. nav mention lev
names: Col Field, the lawyer. wts 40 The
char; Y Fellows. attorney: q ) Lacey,
attorney; julian Neville. auctiOneer; DR. Ane-.
bosom Trend OF Hugh Kennedy. eiitOr ct the
True Delta; Dr. Rmdell formerly L. ) Post
muster here, alts' wards Confederate Postmaster.
and some others Of less note OF curse Dr..
Cortmlu and Miles Taylor are earnest supporters
VI iht piltl NoH lDI tue DlAibfm VI tUt,e
men. IL - nothing less than attemp; 20 ~et the
old State machine. with all It's vilianous laws
anu e,iict- H. motion.
The way IA which they purpose to accomplish
this II Uue Uf the most during aud audtciou>
pieces OF viliainy aud fraud ever attempted. Ii
u scheme deep LAID and damnable
that 10y which the shave plrty sought 10 l,sten
slavery upon Kansas aud. unless the free State
men North are prompt IA rendering tho neceS
sary assistance To the tree soil men here. NAV
lead TO cOn-quences "a fatal DE- COuman
threttend, when he. couple OF months ago,
SAID on the streets of New York That our
streets would flow with blood before the slave
party here would give up their rights
la speech by Mr.. Fellows nj the meeting he
fore alluded Co, he asserted that they have been
some months periecting their arrangements To
obtain possession of the civil power OF the State,
and have members on the door of Cor .ress, aud
that NJ Emerson Etherldge. the Clerk OF the
House. is pledged lend these men all the a.
sstnnce in his power; that M Seward aud Mr.
Bates favor their plan. which i that they are TO
meet on the first Monday OF November in tins
city and in the several pirI>heS OF the State aud
III conformity with the law OF the State, proceed
To hold an election Tor four members OF Con
gress, one ior each district, under the old law
and one on general ticket: also members tor the
State Senate aud Assembly They are 10 appoint
their own commissioners and make their own
/
"a loyal citizens" aud Mr. Etheridge l. To re
ceive them upon their own creieutitS until the
! House l. organized Mr. Fellows told them thai
the democrats OF the North were with them in
this move. and would support their claims il cha
lensed I"ey hope by these means to elect Fer
uandO Wood Speaker OF the House. They argue
that the great controversy about the Jersey cleo
ton, more IA m twenty years ago, known the
Broad Seal Controversy" clearly eshbli-he.
the right OF the Clerk OF the House To admit any
delegation 10 seat. until the House Is Organize1,
upon such credentials as he may think proper.
All their nom nations for Congress AMI the
State Legislature made. Col a. + Fie Il
is named Tor one Mich ell Hahn tor auolher. oi
the members OF Congress.
A. might very naturally he expect ed the~e
men are INSCRIPTIONS They do not hesitate TO
sly that when j. laise To induce people 10 81, I
with them Among other things they pretend
that Gov. Shrpley approves their mode 81 ouera-
ton, anu has promised them they sh III he per
M tted To go on with the election. thOnsh he Ut
n e. most emphaticaly that he has ever said or
as-ented To anything OF the kind TO
THIS We know because he has been waited on
! respecting the matter They even go farther.
aud d're to use the name of the commanding
| General in the same manner. which. of course,
no one for moment believes.
They say farther, that they self elected self
constituted caucus, have right To act for the
the slave institution. are 1.-The only real, uncol-
ditiunh Union men. because they are willing To
i accept the Union with slavery" "that they in
| tend 10 hold an election" "thatit j. no business
OF Gov Shepley's;" iii i their right "
Should these men really be insane enough 10
| undertake the rrying out OF their programme,
and encounter no obstacles from The authorities
which do not believe, you may expect repeti
ton of the Kansas frauds What the tree State
men will do in the premises. | cannot say The
idea OF clique OF men meeting in private room
! in 1T Charles street setting themselyes up a.
superior TO the Governor. gong through the form
OF An election. appointing their own commission
erS and making their returns. is too prepOsieI-
Gus for belief were IL not vOuchei Tor Deyoni
question. 10 say nothing Of the confirmation OF
the facts by reason OF their calling upun one or
men consent To be candid ties for IN.
! Legislature
/ From what We learn of the hopes and aspira-
\ tons ot these men. il appears that this dodge tn
retain possession of the State power is ouly the
entering weige Rebels NJ heart hut satisfied
tn the CJne teracv IL AN imp ,<Sibilitv, they
good Uuion men" VINO uesire To have the
Union It was." after having done all in their
power 10 des roy il They are anxious that
Louisiana should take the lie i'd and There is ma
'ubt hut S~isSippi an'l the other States will in
due time follow" their scheme of reconstruction
OF the Union with slavery in all its pristine
glory They even saw TN 1t Gen Grlui ana other
officers under hm pie iged to their support
How far this may he, dOu't knlw; merely tell
you what they say.
The "loy Atty" of many of these active movers
in this device J. such that they could not
take the oath prescribed by the act OF CongreS.
without committing perjury S,me have even
held o,h e under The Confederate government
ant tor-oOth, they set I'd as Union men