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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
DAILY SENTINEL.
.as UNION -Ir Ausr BE PsEsERvEo.-LJAosso.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 3.
.s>tartiing Developments"-ssT
Greatest Treason OF the Age"

The Cincinnati Republican papers. with start
ling head lines. give some very astonishing de
velopments in regard TO a conspiracy which was to
array Ohio. Illinois and Indiana against the
United States Government. According to the
developments OF the dstecfiues some four men
and three women were 10 release the rebel pris
opers at Camp Chase aud the Ohio Penitentary.
and revolutonize the great States OF
Ohio. Indiana and Illinois. If there was
ever stupendous humbug. this il one
OF that class. We should Judge from the accounts
that it was plot rot up in the Ohio Insane
Asylum. That is about the extent Of il. This is
another evidence that fools are not vet all dead
and the proof OF il is that there are people
Who are willing to believe that such plot exist
ell among sane men. and that there are papers
ready to publish end give credence to such an
evident humbug. IL there are one. two or
dozen people guilty Of such a crime punish them
but IL Is greater crime to publish such an i'm
probability to tie world
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
ALL SUkTs OF PARAGRAPHS.

Some OF the Republican papers are vindi-
eating Gen RostcRANs from what they term the
false and infamous charges of his enemies. +"
# must not be forgotten that those "ialse and
Infamous charges" came from Republicans
CHOOSE YE!-The moral aud political issue
to be presented to he people in the next cam
ptgu Is whether the negro race Is equal TO the
white race for sell-governmeut. or whether il is
beneath and dependent upon the white race The
Republicans assume the first propositon-the
Democrats the latter. This i the positive and
direct issue involved Reader, choose We.
The Secretary of War has decided that
the Shakers will hereafter be subject to military
duty the same as other citizens So they will
have the privilege Of fighting as well as voting
The city debt OF Boston now reaches about
slO0OO,OOO.
CHARLES Burial, OF Hoboken, New Jersey,
lately died and left $3.50 400 to the various be-
nevolent institutions OF New York city.
-DIsMrssEp -Secretary Stanton has dismissed
All the lady copyists IN The Provost Marshal Gen.
erals Office.
returned from a four months cruise with sl3 O0h
or Sl4 900 worth Of oil The fitting M Of the
schooner for the cruise cost ouly s 500.
The Russian regular army consists nj pres
eni OF 81 $50 officers and SIS 997 prva,es. and
the irregular army Of ass officers and 800 96l
privrte>--making altogether 1854 officers aud
! l6l .95s privates.
--Jeff Davis arrived at Mobile on Saturday the
oath ult. and reviewed the troops there IL is
denied by the Macon (Ga) Telegraph that Mr.
A II Stephens hu gone 10 England but asserts
that he j. IT'LL at hts residence ia Cr,wiJrdsyile
where he has been for many months past
Tile s. Loui. Unon (Republican) SAYS oi
the contest in this ; a'e, th,t the icobin, will
be beaten from ote end Of the Stite a. m. other
1t Louis county will give majority OF 3 0O1 10
6.0U0 against them, aud will be beaten So b,dly
on the general State ticket that they will wish
they never had been jacobins"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
The Election Frauds m Ohio and
Psnnsy lyauia.

At the late election in the First Ward in Pitts
burg 1t has been proved that the integrity of the
ballot box has been invaded by the Republicans
The Harrisburg Patriot aud Union says Off
a meeting of the Democratic voters of that
ward was held early last week az which list
was taken of those residents who testified. under
oath. that they voted for Woodward tor Governor
ON the second Tuesday of October The result
OF this count proved that one hundred and .ity
men voted Tor oodward in that ward. whereas
but seventy eight votes were returned tor him 10y
tie election oihcersl An adjourned meeting was
held by The Democracy OF the same ward on
Saturday evening, At which seven additional per
sons came forward aud took solemn oath that
they voted tor Woodward This number. added
10 the lst previously taken. swells the aggregate
: To one hundred aud hfty seven. or seventy nine
more men Who swear they voted tor Woodward
IN that ward than the election OH GERS returned
for that gentlemen. The chairman of the meeting
pledged that the LIST would be increased 20 At
least one hundred and sixty
/, committee Was appointed whose duty IL
should be 10 Investigate the election return from
every election district. and report every case of
ira ud that fell under their observation.
L, is altogether probable that by some hocus-
. pocus arrangement concocted by the Union
Leagues similar frauds were perpetraled in all
the precincts IN Ohio and Pennsylvania at the
late election. In no other way can the enormous
Republican vote be accounted for.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

We find the following in an Eastern exchange:
The Hon. Amasa Walker. in his speech before
the Boston Pace Society. said. speaking upon the
present condition Of the country, there was no
reason for disheartening feeling. nor for despair
for. after the war shall have passed away, with a
large public debt aud heavy taxes, the people
will see the absurdity of the principle, and
the falsty upon which it is founded"
That is queer argument for peace man.
The people must be ground to the earth with
heavy taxation before they will appreciate the
sbsurlity Of the war principle In other words,
we must do evil that good may come from it,
Such men as SUMNER. aud GaRRIsoS. and Pitt
LIrs, and GRKKLEY. who few years ago pro-
nouuced war great national aud individual
crime. are now urging vigorous prosecution of
the wnr, even To the sacrifice of the last man
aud the last dollar. Such Is the fallioility of
human judgment and the consistency Of the men
who nov rule the destinies of this great nation
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
Texas.

The subjugation of Texas does not advance ms
rapidly rs the impatient wish. and. il the Spring
field Republican (aboliton organ) be correctly
informed, we need not hope fer greater speed.
lt SAYS:
New Orleans letters intimate that the direc
ton of the Texas expedition Is given to General
Jack Hamilton and that General Banks will
serve under him. The unexpected return OF
Banks To New Orleans from Brashear City. led
to the conjecture that he would leave the expedi-
ton altogether in the hands OF Hamilton Ham
ilton krOws nothing of war, and is too inveterate
drunkard to be trusted in any responsible situ
alton"
The character of Hamilton was well known to
every one when he was here. but il sounded well
% announce an orator as from Texas, and he
was accordingly made much Of by the virtuous
Republicans Considering their fondness for
Governor Curtin. 1t is singular that they should
have been willing tn have anythi"r to do with a
m'n OF General HimIltons chiacter.-[ Phila.
delphia Age
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
STATE ITEMS.

The Frankfort Crescent suggests that the
Democratic State Convention be postponed uuti
after the National Convention.
Gen Darlington has decided that the Ores
cent City Band is the finest one in the State. We
dare the General TO come to this city and make
such decision. lie wouldbe hooted and footed
out Of tOwn.--lN. A. Ledger
"A party of gentlemen who have Just return
ed from fishing excursion in Indiana state that
on Monday last. in the town OF Shoals. Indiana.
difficulty occurred between white MN and a
negro, the latter literally Getting the white nan
10 piece. The quarrel grew out of discussion
on the slavery question. The negro del. but
was shortly after found near bv. dead. With two
bullet hoies IN head - Vuceunes Sun.
The Journal. few idays ago. nude some
false charges in regard to an affair which occurred
at Plymouth. in this State. in which Nc. HA-
zLEToS was knocked down in a most cowardly
manner for simply expressing his opinions peace
ably. We copy the following correction Of the
falsehoods from the Plymouth Democrat:
A FALsEHooD ExPosED-In the lust issue of
the NJ Republican find the following:
I'VE are Informed that our County Treasurer.
the newly elected County Surveyor. and the ex
editor tVauvalkenbnrgh) of the Democrat were
among the mob who broke into the Union IN MS
house in this place and insulted his wife. last
Tuesday night week. This Is the way these men
demonstrate their regard for the legal and con.
stitutinna rights of uthers"
In the above there are at least FIVE malicious
falsehoods. First, it is not true that the mans
house was broken open: second. il is not true
that there was mob there; third, il il not true
that the mans wife was insuiei; fourth. il is not
true that these men demonstrate their regard
for the legal and constitutional rights of Others
bv breaking into other men's houses and insulting
their wives: fifth. il ia true that the ex eltor
of the Democrat (Mr. Vnuvalk enburgh) was
present on the occasion referred to
Now. Mr. Republican. be kind enough to say
To your informant that he is falsiier and n
slnnderer. that he is unworthy OF public conf
dence
Union mans house. indeed-if to sneak up to
man in the nieht. and like "a cowardly assassin
strike hun down without warming, and then use
his dastarlly legs to carry off his foul carcass on
the "dnnhlc quick If this constitutes Union
man. then the miscreant spoken Of by the Repub-
lican j. Union man
After Mr. II ,zletnn had been Knocked down
and while he lay there insersible. those around
supposing TINT he had been fatally woundel-it
is true that number of citizens. among whom
were "our County Treasurer and "the newly
elected County Surveyor" did 60 in an orderly
. manner to the house of The noltroon who had
steslthy dealt the blow upon H,zleton, and after
knocking AZ the door waited till il was opened bv
the lady Of the house. of whom they inquired il
her husband was ~ home and informed her of what
had happened She stated that he was not there
and they then left They neither insulied the
lady nor did aught unbecoming good citizens and
gentlemen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
An Iuconsistcncy.

The Journal charges us with apprehension
This accusation comes from print that argued
with great ability the advantages Of a separation
of the States: that preferred the loss of dozen
States to the calamties of civil war; that pro
nounced the Constitution of the Southern Con-
federacy better chart Of government than our
own; tina, promised to help the rebel States out
of the Union II they desired to go. and four
months after the fall Of Sumter. that proposed to
the single condition that thu rebels should lay
down their arms This is the record of the cen
trial organ of the Republicans Of Indiana paper
that has the efirontery to charge dsloyalty upon
the Democratic party.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

In his admirable speech at Rochester. Governor
SEYMOUR thus tersely indicated the purposes OF
LEY, his statement is as good as another man:
argument:
1--WE propose" he said. Ito wage this war for
purpose on which the whole North is united-
for "a purpose which will draw TO our standard
hundreds and thousands Of hearts in the South
and vet beat with love for our old banner and our
old Constitution Cheers They propose that
we shall carry on the war for purposes that NJ
the North cannot unanimously consent to; they
propose not To put down revolution. but TO make
revolution: they propose TO offer no inducemenl
for rebels To submit to the laws. but they say To
us and To them that We shall no lorger have
guaranty Of the Constitution for the preservation
of our liberties hereafter as they have been pre-.
served before"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
The whole Argument in Nut shell

The following. from late letter of the Hon.
CHARLES r. BucKALEw, well epitomizes the ar
gumeuts of the aboltionsts:
Join u (this is the cry) he with us. think AZ
we think, DO IA We do. forget that YOU foretold
these terrible evils IA results of our policy, and
We secuted the warning: forget that we had plat
forms which We have broken; forget that YOU
freemen before we mounted your backs. and
rule you ny DEGREES. and put YOU In prison by
telegraph. aud send Won tax-satherers TO take
your eirnings. and Provost Marshals to seize
your sons for the war! Forget all this and hold
up your hands and bid us God speed-or, you
secessionisls traitors. copperheads, worse than
the enemy in arms aud saved of grace. not by
merit. from condign and pitiless punishment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

Of their race-the author Of the bitter pfejudices
and gross outrage- ~hieh are beng hesped upon
their he iosf And sdd "a these startling fruits Of
TO onged wn--even heir possibility the Ger
tasnty Il enormous taxes such a. now no NATION
stageers under. the fearful increase Of this crush
lng load. from month 70 month. with one-half
the country impov erished. the Wild extravagsDce
which our borrowed capital engenders. and the
bursting Of the bloated bubble 80 sure to come.
With such accumulation OF appalling facts,
can the people fail 10 thiuk-to pause IN such a
career. and 10 demand some chance OF safety, if
ans safety i now possibleg
Show the people the simple truth as it stands
nov upon the records Of the lsnd--gve them the
evidence. the day and date. the oiticia documents
point 10 the page. the abs,lu,e candid. honest
truth that they may believe and awake from th's
horrible dream OF safety AxpREw BALLARD.
Hupsox, Oct IL 1853
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
The Liberty of the cisIzen-speech

% Hon. ID W. Voorhees, delivered In the House - Rep
re.entsvs. February H. ICES the "Act toIndemniy
the President other persons for suspendng the writ
Of asbess corpus and acts done In pursuance thereof
Is printed IN pamphlet form. and be obtained at
this once. THIS l. the great effort Of NJ voorhees, to
protsetth. liberty % the cren and sboah be IN the
hands % every voter IN Indiana u makes pamphlet
ofsiztesn pages. Price si so per hundred
rPAi orders should direct the speeches TO be sent
byexpress n. postage will be cent copy, and
must be prepaid.
Address ELDER HARDNESS a BINGHAM.
Indianapolis