Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-26

4 iDt -JeHcfSon ID WIS aud lteilcfai Robert
Lee. Wil not Mr. Stanton give the ordelr-lN.
\ Herald
The term infantry Il said 10 be derived from
an event in Spanish history. An Infants of
Spain having assembled a BODY Of troops. and
nIsrrhed 10 the aid of her father sy their ard de.
feated the Moors; the foot soldiers were. in con
sequence. held IN greater estimation than before,
and were dis,ing uished by the ma me of the per-
son who had led them on to victory.
-THr Nrw CALI YoR Troops The Provost
Marsh-is have Instructions from ashington To
hurry up the enrolment: and q call for 800 900
men il i ss,id. sill be made sumo time in June.
or by the lst Of July. The following rules will
be embraced in the crll:
l. The selection of recruits without regard TO
offrers, or new regiments; IN this way avoiding
or evading the constitutional provision which
allows the States to select officers Of militia raised
within their own territory
2. Men conscripted will be at once mustered
into service. uniformed, ration Ell and assigned TO
regiments. after few days preliminary instruc-
tIOnS
,. Etch State will be credited with the time
for which her troops have enlisted One three
wears man in New York will reckon as much a.
four nine months from Pennsy lvania. New York
may have To raise 4O.OOO men.
GEN PorE.-If the President is wise. he will
release valiandig BAN, dis miss Burnside. and send
Gen Pope to cOmman that department Not
withstau,ling the errors which have been at
lributed TO Gen Pope. be has never failed un
der proIer circumstances TO respect the civil
authority and the Lawful rights of the people
A year ago, il was believed his official dis
matches we're exaggerations. but they were pure
truth itself in comparison with the dispatch of
Stanton sent out concerning tue late battles OF
have 50 Tar pr0p rf-S
downward since Gen. Pope retired frum active
command, that what was deemed his laults then
have now become shining virtues. His record.
in short il brighter than that of any other
officer of his rank. Grant only excepted. Should
Gen. Pope be sent To Cincinnati there Is not "A
shade OF a doubt that the change would be
hailed ioyously b, both troops and people, Mil
waukee News
-SroxEwALL JACKSON Rev Mr.. McMullen
of this CITY, in his last tibafh day discourse,
eulogized the high character and eminent plety
of Stouewall Jackson entitled 10 all praise
and worthy the emulation of our Generals. The
secret OF Jacksons prestige and success was his
sublime faith i'm the God OF battles. and we need
not expect success to our arms until our Generals
had recog nized their allegiance Ia the Great Ruler
of the universe and their humble reliance upon
the arm which is mighty 10 save He alluded in
this connection To the celebration of high mass IN
the tent of Gen Rosecrans before accepting the
issue of battle st Stone river, as one Of the most
impressive scenes OF the war. The whole army
seemed to share in the inspiration o. that hour.
and n great victory won by the valOr OF our
troops and the blessing of God.-[ Lafayette
Courier.
-PERvERsroH OF LATIN QUOTATIONS Some
of the radical demag"gues, as we'll ~ some OF
the Abolition Journals, quote the Latin phrase
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means. The interpret IL AS if il meant that in
periOd Of war the civil laws are not in operation.
which j. SIMPLY absurd. Ii Franre is at with
England i the civil law suspendedr II England
is ut war with France or an, other country. is the
civil law for the time being null aud void? By
no means In our Revolutionary war. or the wsr
of lel2-l5. and in the with Mexico. the civil
law not suspended, unless within military
lines The meaning of the phrase is literally
just what common sense would assign to it, In
the scene at actual conflict the civil Tvs are
silent that Is, IN the country where military 90
ersrionS lied on, within the lines OF armies
m the field, the civil laws are suspended, and
military law prevails But the theater of war.
fortunately. is not in the North. but i'm the S.,uth
and there alone does the Latin maxim apply
New York Herald.
Gov SEYMoURs WELCOME TO THE l5rH NEW
YoRK REGIMENT On the arrival OF the l6
New loIk regiment, State volunteers, at 4 albany,
Gov. Sc, mour Welcomed them as follows
Soldiers of the 18th Regiment:
With the close Of this day will expire the two
years for which your regiment WAS mustered into
the United States service thihned ranks
are most eloquent Witnesses that your duty rs
soldiers OF the Union has been religiousg dis
charged When. on the 25th of My, 1861. YOU
were mustered into service. your regiment mum
bered eight hundred stalwart men. You went
forth with your banners fresh aud beautifnl YOU
return with them worn aud tattered, but more
beautiful and more sacred to us. for the pers
and hardships through which they have been
borne.
| congratulate you upon your return to our
State. and upon the prospect of YOUR speedy re
union with friends at home Many who went
out with YOU in tie vigor of manh- oil aud health
have been denied this privilege The records of
the btttleS of West Point, Gaines Mills, Cramp-
ton, Antietam aud Fredericksburg. will account
for the five hundred missing soldiers Their
bones are crumbing upon the Peninsula ami
whitening the hills OF the Blue Ridge We vel
rome YOU their comrades in arms; aud in behalf
of the people OF the State whom YOU have so
hOnoraby served. invoke the richest blessings of
Providence upon YOU,
We will place YOUR torn banners, amid others
which have come To us from Il e battle field. in
precious memorials.
Soldiers! lou are now about to return to
your homes. in the northern part OF the State
] on will soon look forth upon the beautiful wa
tiers cat Lake Champlsin. the rolling ST Lawrence
aud Lake Ontario. along whose different shores
most of YOU reside.
You will return TO the duties of civil life pre-
pared. we trust. to discharge them with the same
fidelity and honor you have manifested in the
field
And now let me give YOU kindly word Of eau
ton before bidding you farewell. You are about
TO eijoy that repose 10 which you So justly en-
titled. and To receive portion oi that pay you
have 80 hardly and honorably earned BE pru
dent. he careful aud do not let the designing or
the unprincipled rob you Of your money-keep it
Tor the hour of sickness and for the and of those
near and dear to YOU.
Again. a. Governor OF the State of New ork
and Commander IN Chief of its military forces,
thauk you for your patriotic services.
tT The Washington correspondent of the v.
\. Independent. OF Nay II. says:
Ii l. Net Doubtful What will be done with Mr..