Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29
ALL SOH rs OF PARAGRAPHS.

How exeerable would the policy Of the
Government be, were Abotionists Instead OF
conservatives 10 become the victims fit Dos
ton Post
Twenty conscrpts deserted from the camp
at Providence, X :. on Tuesday.
-Forney's Press says the yearning for peace
il the healthy feeling OF civilized communities.
There IL n Second Advent preacher in Chi
cago who declares the end OF all things will occur
In 1868
Cincinnati has Ii. 900 troops in the field. aud
during the late raid OF Morgan she raised Is. 356
men TO trap the invader.
1t has become quite fashionable in Paris for
ladies 10 be in excellent physical condilion-in
other words emJonpoisf is quite the style, aud
stove pipe waists are considered perfectly
frightful I bis is because the Empress, as she
advances ia age. is showing u tendency 10 full
ness.
The Mark Lane Express thinks that how
ever good the remaining wheat maturing season
may be. England will need to import Mt least
5.0UO. 900 quarters of wheat-40. 900 900 bushels
The brokers' in Rhode Island are doing a
good businessin furnishing substitutes. receiving
$50 for every subject presented
The town OF New Haven. CT. has appro
priated $500 900 to purchase the exemption under
the conscript law OF poor laboters.
A wag in the Providence journal suggests
that the barrcaJes of news paper OF which the
Offices Of the Y Tribune aud n Y. Times
protected, must prove very eifectua, Tor
paper Is So high that rioters cannot possibly get
over it.
Among the men drafted throughout New
Enrland "A ltrpe nnnihar NJ ciergvmar. ,hay
have prayed hard and long for the defeat of the
Rebels, and now they have been selected To try
their physical Efforts IN the same wav. No doubt
Providence overruled the matter.
Since the war broke out nearly $50 war
vessels have been constructed in this country and
OF these nearly 80 are iron clads. Besides these
the Government has purchased about $40 vessels,
which now formidable rs navy built craft
We have only III first class sieamers-that is.
vessels OF 2,OO0 tuHs and upward-and only four
first rate iron cads; but there are some of those
To be built before many months.
-TRUE. FOR ONCE The New York Tribune.
in flaming appeal to sustain the CONSUMPTION,
ntimates that if it can be enforced not IA quarter
of the men who will thus be armed and used. will
ever bc sent South.
We beiiece hais.-I Hartford Times.
TIM COMMERCIAL REPORTER AND Mr. Preu's
pleuu>iy reports to that paper, that he was not
allowed To take photographic NOES of Mr. Pagh's
speech AZ lancaster
Since political meetings are attended by hired
spies. 10 gather evidence for unwarranted pro
ceedlngs against public men. these spes are not
treated very tenderly when found Popular
patience has about reached lis limits
-Thatn now somewhat numerous class of Abo
itioniss who discard all further disguses OF their
real purposes in favoring this war, and boldly
declare il 10 be for the uprootins of % .ro
slavery, nay well reflect upon the pointed com
ments OF the Boston Courier here quoted:
The Advertiser admits "a communication into
IL columns which begins by SAYING: IL was "A
strange union that linked uS TO the South and
one thd can never be renewed until We have
thrust regeneration. ioti and absolute, into the
innermost being of our adv ersnry )" and winds up
by asserting that "our safety is the destruction of
their system and the purging OF our own
This * the radical doctrine "a its naked, muir
dsrOu- simplicity IL may seem severe To apply
the term murderer" 10 those vino advocate such
measures, bur il i correct We ask If il would
have been Jastih die Cor the North To have begun
a war against the South 90 ''thruSt regeneration.
total and absolute, into the innermoSt being" OF
thar seciion-in other words. To- abolish slavery
theref MOI IL would have been murder 10 have
commenced such a war How then does it be-
come less murderouS 10 divert war commenced
Tor another purpose. TO that objectl How can il
be less criminal 10 prolOng war begun for the
maintenance of the Government into 4 war for
the suppression of slavery, which il would have
been unlustitsble and wicked To- have initiated
for that purposeI-[ Cleveland Piaindealer.