Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

The Reliance OF the Rebels.
We attended yesterday to the construction
placed by the niggerbead journals upon a remark
made bv the Richmond Wing lately. that the only
cmnce 81 the rebels was "a determined oppos
zion bv the conservatives of the North to the
abolition faction which has the control Of the
Government at Warrington Recent events
have demonstrated most concusively that the
rebellion has nothing TO hope from the Democro-
CIV Of the North. IL has been charged by the
RepablicoB pres. that il was tie intention OF the
Democracy of the Northwest TO slide the North
western Staies out Of the Union and unite them
With the Southern Coniederacy. JoE WRIGHT,
~ his stump speeches a year ago. IN this State,
made that his main argument. and he openly de-
rared that IL the Democrats succeeded in
electrg majority of the Legislature that
ter fist set would be to pass an ordinance of
secession bv which Indiana, through some hocus
pocu. ~ efstion. would he landed like fat boat
soad Of corn in tie Southern Confederacy. In
stead Of The rebels Getting any sympathy or aid
On Their recent raids in the Northern States. the
most decided and active opponents they had to
contend with were Democrats. or "cOpperheads."
y the Abolitonists prefer that term. MoRG.S's
Adjutant General made his escape during the
laid of the rebel chief through Ohio. In his re
fort Of the operations of MoRGAS while in Ind
sna and Ohio. which first appeared in the Rich
gnond papers. he SAYS that "copperheads and but
eernuts the most bitter OF porents they met"
thar they were always in front opposing them
the Mobile Register. the ablest and most deci-
Ied Of the secession papers. recently said:
I'VE want separation Give US rather men
Eke Thaddeus Stevens and Charles Sumner.
fhey curse the old Union and despise IL. and so
co re."
The Democracy constitute about one half of
the population of the North. II that party had
any intention to give material aid and comfort
60 the rebels and assist them, has been flip
PANTY charged by the abolition papers and speak
ers. for rhe past two years. they intended TO do.
The recent raids Of LEE ard MoRGAx gave them
be opportunity The rebel flags hoisted
Nv LEK's powerful army in Pennsylvania. and by
MosGAS's well disciplined corps in Indiana and
Ohio and what the result? The testimony
Of the rebel generals is that "the copperheads
md butternuts were always in front opposing
them" There would have been no better chance.
r it was desired, for extending aid TO the rebel
Cause with men and money, and to have assisted
LIVE in his scheme Of capturing the Federal capt.
til But The first to send troops into Penn
sylvania to help drive back the rebel forces were
the Democr tic Governors of New York and
New Jersey While the conservatives of the
N,rtb ar. oDposad tho aboIition
faction who unfortunately have direction OF the
National Administration. that opposition
l. subordinate TO their determined purpose TO up
bold the government-to sustain and preserve
toe Union under the constitution The Mobile
Register sivs-and that is the voice of rebellion
Give us rather men like TH.DDEUs STEVENS
and CHARLFs SUMNER That class of politicians
have been PLAYING into the hands of the rebel
lion. and their fsnatical an revolutionary course
have given the rebel cause its unit, and strength
On the - J day of July. 1861. Congress passed
p resolution declaring chat the should not
be waged in the spirit OF conquest OF sun
jngstion. for the purpose Of overthrow
fpg or interfering with the rights or institutions
Of the States. but to defend and maintain the su
rremarv Of the Constitution and to preserve the
Union with al the dignity. equality and rights OF
the several Sstes mimpaired: and that az soon
a. these objects are accomplished. the war ought
IN celse" This resolution received the vote and
approval Of every Republican member of the
House. md Of all it members except two. If
the var had been prosecuted in the spirit and for
tue nurpcses expressed in that resolution ere
il would have ended with a restored Union. But
diferen, couusels prevailed The character of
the oh'nged; il has become one Of sub
iusation: .nd il is openly announced bv the radi-
cab that here mrst he no union unless the
r. h.. md Institutions of the Southern States are
eVeF hr-.wn The leaders OF the Southern rebel
ION IA lel th,ss radical measures as giving
ssr>n1th 10 their cause. and they have
been their chief reliance fer success Thew
rejoicei when men like THAppFrs STEVENS and
CHARLEs SVNNEK gave direction to the policy of
the Administration. tor alike they cursed and de
spsed the old Union. and that policy united the
South against t. restoration The secessionists
will know that the Northern Democracy we're
against separ .tion upon any condition, and that
they would always be found ia front oppos ne all
scheme. or disunion. Hence the only reliance
the rebels c now have upon the conservatives
opposed to the abolition faction who control he
Administration. Is. that Ike honest men they
vii faithfully adhere to the solemn pledges made
tr Congress a. to the objects Of the war. which
we-eto restore the national authority and nation.
Al Union a. they we're before & commenced
-THr SHAyi~e oF MoRGAN.-Much comment
ha> been excited hy the act OF the Warden OF he
Ono penfeI tary in shaving the heads OF Nor