Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-25
The Loyal Democrats of Indiana.


we may believe his confession.
The Loyal Democrats of Indiana,
Great Union Meeting In IndIannpo-
1Is-Speeehes OF General KImbaIl,
Governor Morton and Colonel Hath
away. a5.
The loyal Democrats of Indianapolis held
great Uoion meeting on the 18th inst, at
which speeches were delivered by General
Ktmball, Governor Merton aud Colonel
Hathaway, all of whom administered sig
usl rebukes to the copperheads We quote
from the report of the indianapolis Daily.
Journal.
SPEECH OF GENHRAL KI4BALL.a ia
DR.. Brown announced General KimSsiI,
who came forward, evidently still suffering
from his wound, and quite feeble, and was
greeted with such welcome as it was ct
the General should have who defeated
StonewoIl Jackson at Winchester and led
the forlorn hope at Fredericksburg. It
was some moments before his voice could
be heard at all through the stormy well
come. The 6rst words we heard were an
expression of Joy that be was once more
able to meet his friends in Iudinna, aud to
see the heartincss with which they still
supported the army. But, be said, he had
eSen sl.Ce no h9u oeeh nj nome, proof IN
P.su!, ~ eps:Snes' ~ resolutions, and
attIc!es' tnHt tue army was sur
L tv.'S t'o'P 6S nEe IN 'ne rear De said that
ue was D y. 1! tnouga oorp whIg,
SS ",ou% so - I've o.S oas eeoeFqt out ne
.nSo Es,,..I SV'.'s'.'u5.T't ,95 nose
I'D tSs - ssa.S. ~ tHe army
ia and he iTGior a. - so1sst.u I: Is II
~ ""I ' SSvo T f"s a. :. TS? was nus oattle
bis me-, nod SIRE 800 Iu ..t toE ~ aug
have no TInion asJ ~ W. -, ous me cou'1
the raho,Iion no a r.,,sLoI o's uu'i!
M 80 ~ inJ;o uS"o0 Jul lAPpla1s ,7:
No no was an luu!ansn' ana he loved his
s 80 90 NeNtIy 40 any man put ne loved
sue oua .1l.; tnose noouI the nag OF !ndlr
SnS, ~ 80 tau. s1' Snoue S9at ngntr
sbone the raSienc ,bot ,,1o s SIN or.gater
b.nnsr oF ,ba TTs;o 800 $50 So tounu tue
40 b;a,b 40 ~. a.. $3.50 lsst PP!atu use
lifted in This war s,;I bi1Ss 80 % ~, "sen
nf tbs Union fpona,,.a5 SoS tIS L ~
nreserve Ibst ,,Ia.,' ia aPp'auee'J 10
till the last orn'sd yoboI - g. ~ 1u
feI6 ava H., ~ g.. gu ,tutn TUE
snhmit IN Ibs cGn.t;t,,,ia',a TS 'oESS1 70
no neace hit a bonorsS Ma y ~ 20
orable neace conI mi he
the snnnreas;on of ~ saI,oiI;a. !" s'uou'
1,i,,;c. n G;.5o,or,Si. go. tIli az ar
ne,rsd and ;nt.rm;n15I. 49, W. G"'y re-
vL[S forro tI,, = HE tue men
Viii ,uFC9 tue county 10 submit to the re-
-. 81 a. "uS"'ouse Hue Son!ederacy,
Wa%iS M. " 90 a. Suu oisSrace It's army,
o1oa 49, usus sn1' army at, when It
naSor sOS",;. !, lA ~. 4ee army Will
49, :, 49, W sue uisgFace OF coniessing
80 go Iue Feoels, and those
E,ocb;o,,t;o's -. 80. s NJ upon tnem, oy
.'ISll. , az nome, or by refusing it
tina y.Lon ,ta'. 1l;m ssuent, VIII see the
| ,,a,,,'a:sa =. ~, WI usR me ROCKS and
&C.,, 49, ~ .atI upon mem and hide them
.nnI.Mso scNpce Oh tnst army. LGreat
@P b. asSJJ..., ~.
.ra,i.';SS al Ieasures looking to an
tr;ot;.,n "'su e9It!eE . I, Senemence OF pa
;nr. S,. a q, ne SAID was MOTH
cSs =, p'Upoea. 20 give tue rebels
~ IneIr strenRth and renew
Lnelr s1Il'ty to attack us. There was no
;uNa or safe course but to fghtto the
Iast' ana II the people at homo would only
s Sul.S IN hoialng up the hands Of their
ysosuteu ~ tno nela the war would not last
tnFee months. He spoke of the Proclama-l
;: sloaI Hnusal9 ne tnanEed the President for
~, Io IE, y look away the main strength of
It ne 'eas an eye itaess to The
@ ~, tHes OUT I0r he'T staUe' t6e re6ets could
10. Hags E {5 "s tscetVs months, Jap
plSus9.I ae oelisSed IN 6epriying the en-.
suly o1 NJ wnateVeF they could use t0,opr fu-
jury LheJ naa used their slaves to feed
Hna S.otne mselyes, and 10 fight us. He
woulo not consent to hight by the side ola
negro, anu the President would never re-
qulre nun 70 90 It, but he would take me-
SEoss ana let Ig them hight negroes. CGteat
S .. ..aNls why should the rebels use
S1ovo. - - ia1.. 1lee men, and We not use
SAVES w, 70 defeat them. q 'a7sd
IT, So. nea no lgattto claim eSemp-
the E ~, Tbaw h'S from me effects OF
benest np5sr ,5a N o Nv i,suS .o . single
themselves had begun the so+I .fia baey
ton. TIE 6rss SECESSION