Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

What valor-fOr bald headed person TO
talk Of mot yielding hair
Labor lo.t--an organ grinder playing at the
door of deaf and dumb asl lum
Mr. Beecher saws there many people who
think thu, Sunday il sponge with which to
wipe out their sins.
As it is mans destiny TO be ruled by wo
man. he should for his own sake, render her
fit for the task as possible.
-Labor il the parent Of all the lasting won I
ders of this world. whether in verse or stone
whether poetry or pyramids.
-Orestes A Brownson said in his review for
July:
1T il no secret now that the leaders of the
Republican party were prepared, if thew could not
retain the border slave States 10 let South Caro-
lima and the Gulf States go. and form, if they
chose. an independent confederacy"
The Democratic party ia for peace Il will
hail with satisfaction the ending of the war
whenever that can he done upon the basis OF
restoration Of the Union But il will not consent
to a separation Of the States Upon this plat
form il stands prepared To resist assault
and TO advocate peace with A restored Union.
The Queen recently gave audience 10 dep
utation of New leland Chiefs and their wives.
One OF the latter being likely to increase her fam
liz, the Queen expressed herself a much pleased
nc the prospect OF such a distinguished happening
in Ensland-if the infant wns a boy il 10 he
called Albert, if t'other. Victoria and in either
case she wished 10 be god mother. THE distn
! cuished native~," says the Court Journal. who
| tells the story. fairly cried with joyl'
The Hon wM II SrwARD. in his speech
at Lacrosse. Wisconsin, in 1867. saie:
! What kind of a Government would it be if we
| elected Il man We did not like instead OF n man
we did likel Nv impression is that il would be a
| Government not differing very far from the EN-
pire Of Austria. where they always manage to
elect man whom the people do not like. and
| where they have admirable way of saving the
| Union by organizing All army OF 5OO, OOO men,
armed to the teeth. To maintain the men whom
| they do not Ike
The Abolition party went before the people
in 1860 upon the question OF retrenchment anc
reform The sixth resolution in the Chical Q
!, platform reads as follows:
That the people Justly view with alarm thu
reckless extravaganza which pervades every de
paItment of the Federal Government; that re
| turn To rigid economy ana accountability Is in
d,spensable 20 arrest the systematic plumber oil TN
A., public tretsur, by favored partisans. while th'
recent startling developments of frauds and cor
ruptinns at the Federal metropolis shows that ~
I entire change OF Administration is imperatiyel
demanded.
il -TBE LAST WORDS or DOUGLAS The follow
r ing il AN extract from the last public speech o
. Douglas. How many abohtlonlsts Will now er
durse the sentiments he uttered:
We cannot close our ewes to the sad and SO
emn Tact that war does exist. The GOvernmeI
M must be maintained, its enemies overthrow; 81
=, | the more stupendous our preparations the le
70 blood>hed, and the shorter the struggle But v
n, must remember certain restraints on our acton
,n | even i'm time OF war We are Christian peopl
"a and the war must be prosecuted III manner
q cornzed ~ Christian nations
h We must not invade constitutional rights.
innocent must not suffer. nor women aud CHI
dren be the victims. Sav"ges must NOT he
Ioo-e But while motion no war on the rigu
!, of Others. impore my cOuntrymen not to l.
lie down their arms until our own rights are reco
OF nzed. CHEERS
~ -Srrrurxs USlox Man The Cincnn'
n Commercial. Republican paper. publishes i
no ter irc,n well known citizen OF Georgia. :"
n. | recently left that Site and IL now WITHIN o
nv lines ia which the writer says:
~ Il cannot leave this connection without relt
ence to Alexander II Stephens Recentiy'h
hAd been permitted 10 90 to Washington
world would have ieit his MISSION ne =
President of the Southern Confederacy. 1t - III
ost but 10 this moment he is a Union man. "
in horn and raised within eighteen miles OF him, a
lie no man knows him better than do; we ton
1st together for the Union. but when Toomos =
he the Cobbs kicked noble Georgia out OF the L M
go he felt that it WIS his duty to PLAY part -
en- pirt will only be known to the God who eau;
say the shadow % 60 upon the dial OF Ah"z
cry still Stephens j. Union man and ChrisIlAl
are