Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-10

would ,ti then, IN keepsog her aaoat. and run
90 = Fei ia-p h4r Or
VII tie i,b hr.t on h1nd then. diSgui-e i
as ~e futA. - fu sn'jagafe he S.nih: ihi- ;
the r'iut uf prngre-- Ne hsve reached; and this
j. one ct those jobs which. eccoriing to the old
adsge, i well done IL il be done qu'ckly. Ia =
mercy 20 the Sluth that Il b. done quickly. The
more dispatch the executioner uses, the less the
suiferings OF Inc victim
And rs 70 ourselves. the current cost Of vigor
Gus. Ell tent war. i no gres'er than that Of the
III conducted opcr ,tons we have hid. AID this
: question of inf li'e moment Oar resources
my h. eShtu-iei - netime; and even should
III Il h"t hap .-,,a terrible debt j. sroains. one
al fhe he, iae-e..g bat worst iuture features at
wh Gu y. thd o. = ihsrrhIng into URitei Stttes
securities a great ppriion of The accumulrte and
accumu'sting per spItl wealth of the country. the
capital. as Il - called. which. when 50 absorbed.
i withdrswn from taxation for State. county snd
City purposes. whereby the whole burden OF State
tax ,tion will ne thrpwn upon land and labor
Let he farmers ani laboreFs beware, and hasten
the termination of the var. i thew would escaue
eternal servi'u lie 10 a m0neved ari-,ocracy Ike
that winch reclining upon the shoulders Of the
pe"Ple ct Ensl nd. upholdS the British crown.
Bur ! viii NOT extend this letter The views that
| express to day accord with those utierel when
the war broke cut. | then said: Suppose the
Administration should wantonly involve us in a
with Great Britain What then? Why, Of
necessity. II would be duty TO hsh, u defend
our country, Otherwise Great Britain. having been
nniu-ty provoked into var. might overcome u. >
81 now. | a,idei. 1.-THE whole country must. with
a.acritv. obey TIE laws aud calls Of the Govern
men'. land aid the w,r." SC Fugitive Pieres
p A. Again: on the 4 n OF July last. in a
>peech II Aniers, n sihi:
More than million Of gallant soldiers. with rut dis
unotrn party. for upwards Two year,. have endured
the hard hips of IN winter and in summer. IN wet
anu ia cold, trch. The camp, thu hospital and
the "lio " field. Cheerfuly the, usrrhed Cor
ward, re I'd, 10 sacrifice home and aid health and
lie, m The undertaking o. conqnering the rebellion.
ani II IN peacr TO our onte happy MON. he have,
Nv n r heroic leeds h"nored th-mseve their states
the o; and multiues of them have Indicated their
paro'i-m 10y giving up Their We. tay they marc ed
forth L. The e conflict 20 Honor
Ia their ntm .. oft'n let u pause and best " up"n
their memories be butte Of silent If srru Thy
prone u acted n ience TO III call % thrr cavern
ment wiihOa iqni ng int" the julio e that call
the ~ 10 90 the particular pol cv "a HI, b tnev were
required Try out May that poi cy, though the
RS The Government CO II ha adopted, still he
cess nj ia restoring unity peae, prosperity ard hspr
mes &" our uiering heedi' country The Union must
not he III solved It u>l be erpe uated. w"uld Sc. m
{ NE now have men on ush in the field 70 ami iate
t'e Suth think we hTve II cannot he possible tha;
SPEECH. pa.
/. then. ain for y sneeiv conquest Of the South,
80 fh'f VIZ md strife NAV cease. and peaceful
sreHe> again ID 'unl throughout our l,nd aud we
he able when corruption and decentralization sha u
have nrc,ine suriet. fsnatici-m have suent its
spie. aul Passion shall have burned Itself ouf
once more 10 set the ear of the people and
tnrn their ntfen'ion 10 the question of reclaim
my the lost liberties. aud re establishing The
nl'iu. economical republican government which
eur f.s hers leit
hring 'huS irinklv expressed nv views unOn
rhe numenfous questions of he dav. u Is not for
me "a ~ rh,t | shall be the ,ndidate of any
party: nor gill | now say that | nav not be
Npr being ~ui rieutlv neeiy render off - ,h-a
lu'eiN uece>> To Subsistence. stfi i-tei
with ambition IS 10 desire IL for It's honor aud
power. ~t,ll not seek IT, Nor vet am ~ iudii =
ferent Ia the welflre of nv country. IA lead me
to useto serve il even officially If nav services
MIGHT he useful | shall leave this question tor
future Snluiun
Pe"nlt me 10 express nv sensihilItv for the
favorable. bnt TOO pnoIly merited opinion YOU are
pie i~ei to eynre-S OF nv past services ! trust
thar I'VE endeavurei 20 diSch irse nv
dn'V: AMI 7 vii assure that i'm the future
whether IN private lite or in official station what
ever of energy aud ability | may possess. will he
ste1'iily lev"ei 20 the high and sacre purpose Of
maintaining The Union and The Constitution; IN
ldin- The rights and honor 1T the State. AMI
GU riiug the iudis idu,l and general liberties of
the pe1Ve. With orett respect.
Your obe,iient servant,
s 4 PERKlxs
7" Ne-Srs ! Z McD,nrld. james : Athon
F'lbpu. Jas B RYAN and } stiue