Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

Total. 5,u0I
There are eleven districts in this State, and it
is stated nv the Adutant General that Indiana
has furnished over one hundred thousand men for
the war.
House burglars infest Fort Wayne. and com
nit depredetions of equal audacity to those com
mtted in the capital city
Hon w VooRHEEs and Hon. T. A
HExpRIcKs will address the people of Rush and
adjoining counties. on Saturday, the 10Th of DC
tober. w
AR HnME-That brave and accomplished
officer Col w l. SanderSon, Of the 23d Indiana
has heeu spending few davs at his home in New
Albany, where he has been called hv the danger
Gus illness Of his daughter. Col Sanderson has
proved himself an excellent and competent officer
in every position in which he has been placed
and has illustrated his courage and capacity To
command where lead and iron was raining all
around.-lLedger s
RUSH County DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. =
The Democracy of this county met in delegate
convention on the 5th inst GEORGE HIBBES
was elected President, Judge ELIAS Posros
Vice President, and E p ScBLArER, Sec
retafy. nc iOho"ihS ucheI WAS unanimously y
nominated
For Clerk. JOHN s CAMPBELL; for Auditor
ALEXANDER PosEY; for County Commissioner
JOSEPH FLpREa; for Real Estate Appraiser, EB
ESEzER SMITH
The Committee on Resolutions reported. the
following. which were unanimously approved:
Resolved. That the Democracy of Rush coun
ty. in convention assembled, hereby reaffirm and
reindorse The platform of principles laid !own by
the Democracy oi this county, at their last county
convention, held in this place on the 2Sth Of
December. 1861
Resotctd further. That the refusal OF the Pres
idebt OF the un'ted States. evidenced by his
letter 20 the Lousian. committee of planters, Il
receive back inrn the old Union any of the seeded
States, unless their constitutions are so changed
as to do away with the institution of domestic
slavery inds;utably establishes the fact that the
present is being wased 10y the party in power
for the freedom at the Degro. or. falling in that
the permanent disruption of the States. and moi
for the purpose ot restoring the Union of oul
fathers. alf
Res0lusd, Thai we denounce and condemn ths
arbitrary arrest of citizens of the United State.
bv the President and his Cabinet contrary t6
the genius OF our free institutions. violative o.
the Constitution of the United States. and de
structive of the rights and Liberties OF the peo
pie.
ResoLued. That the meritorious conduct of the
Indiana troops on every battle field has filled til.
people OF this State with The highest pride fol
her gallant sons and thu send our best wishes
TO them, and the heartfelt greeting of every
Democrat for their safety through the battle'
storm. and their speedy return to home am
family.
Judge Logan addressed the meeting in an abl,
and logical speech. which was received with higi
satisfaction by the assembled crowd
The indianapolis Journal cayorts and froth
like wild bull. over the inaugural message
of Gov. Bramlette, of Kentucky, denouncinl
the Governor As a traitor Keep your shirt on
Mr. Journal The JournaI and eve War Dem
ocrats." don't seem TO pull in the same direc
ton Bramlettes message didn't favor armiD:
the negroes; didn't favor cotton stealing; didn'
favor emancipation, nor tyranny or oppression b,
this damnable and reckless imbecile Administra
ition. and that's what's the matter with the Jour
nal. Down on all-fours. and at 'em again
The War Democrats bereabouts suck the thing
fGreenfeld Herald. Wi t rsn s, +.
--THE FIFrr THrsD INDIANA. THE New AL
bany Ledger learns the folow;7g from Rev. Mr.
CURRY. Chaplain, who is at home on business
the following facts in relation to this regiment
It is the Sd brigade. Of the 4th (Crocker's) di
vision, 18th (McPherson's) army corps Tn
general health of the regiment is good. althoug
there is some sickness. the most being dysentery
Itis IL a high state of discipline, and fine spirits
ready ior the fall campaign. wtcsever Grant ma
We learn also that Col. Gresham has been ay