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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17
The Confederate Congress.

Governor vaScr. of North Carolina. the can
didate Of all those who recently favored return
TO he Union upon the basis of the Constitution.
savs in recent message to the Legislature of
that State: I'VE know at last precisely what we
woula get by submission. and therein has our
enemy done US good STANDARDIZATION Of slavery,
cond-caton of property md territorial vsssalage
The Confederate Congress. which has met in the
very crisis of the war; evidently takes a similar
fess TO see nothing but humiliation, and on the
other the national life Of their country The
Richmond Sentinel of December 81, speaking Of
the rebel Congress, Ays:
The people expect from their Representative es
at this moment that they forget and throw be
bind them all sounding periods and all enmi-
ties and jealousies. and that they neglect the
making Of political capital and popularity in
their several States They may be we'll assured
that the most popular thing any one of thsS
can do COW. Is to devote himself steruly, aud
o. silently as may be- To the task of calling forth
ali the energies of the nation To meet and battle
the fell designs OF our enemy. No thanks are
90 be cot for "spsring the pockets of the PEG
pie" in these times. On the contrary. the
most popular measures will be these which tax
tDe most heaNlty, ana sweep INTO the army
most completely al fighting not employed
more dseiuliy 20 the cause in peaceful pursuits
No aggravation of the taxes. extension Of
the con-crption. will meet with objection, pro
vided only those measures be equable in their
operation.
For words there is ne time aud no room. save
such plain words As NAV be needed IN the business
like arrangement of the most simple and cumpre-
hensive war measures. unless, indeed, there be
some Senator legislator who. rising the
height 0i this great argument and inspired b. the
passion vt patriotism. pour all hts soul into
some burning word dashing right from the heart.
that may have power to kindle the stern res0lu
ton Of the nation into intenser life and Breathe
into every action a snperhuman energy. This
COnte'leraey must not be. and shall not be sub
dued bv the bastard Yankee nation. Let all
members of Congress make up their accounts TO
that. and act npon that with a single mind Let
them re assured TINT IL they d. not help u with
all their might. or II they stand much in our
wav, thew ~ill he swept out "a other useless bodies
have been now, and their ris inertia shaken
from the arms of people determined 10 fight out
their independence or perish in its ruins.
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WHEREAs. delegation Of students from the
UNIVERSITY n Michigan have. IN ~ Unesien-
tati8us nsnner visited hin 10 hts retrsstr and
WHFrE.s Tn acton OF the SID delegation
has met malignant aud unautborizsd ensure
from certain Republican Demoers OF the Oni-
vsrsity - being un 5siriotie sud clsosal; there
FIRE belt
Resolued, That We consider the Punishment Of
G. L Vaiandigh4m not only crue m act OF
cruel Injustice 20 him. but also A,grant breach
OF constitutionaf provisions and eDcroach-
tnent npon the rights Of zl American citizens.
and While sc profess 10 be true u the Govern
nenf we new ertheless unlesitatngiy condemn tue
action II the Administration in this matter.
3 Tbs ~ the iHtern.i administration OF the
State. the only legitimate exercise OF military
poxer i not IN the subversiol 0l law, but 10 all
OF the civil authority enforce the law AID
maintain is supremacy; that rs citizens we oWe
no obedieuce 70 military law. and 90 submission
TO military dicts;ion; that we acknowledge no
right Of censorship in any person. party or al
ministratioB over our conduct, politics or moIals;
and that the exercise of any such power Is m IN
fringement OF our rights. and an insult TO the
dignity Of every American citizen
That the true pinciple- of LOYALTY consist in
obedience and devotion 20 the Constitution as the
supreme law of the land. interpreted By the
courts. and az sustained by the laitb and history
of our country.
e. That We brand the resolutions recently
passed by the Republican members, OF the Uni
ver-ity. unmerited. unjust and unfruthful, con
eeived in an intoleFsnt aud bigoted spirit and car
ried with unfsiruess and threats
s. That while we do not desire 10 create the
impression that the University of Michigan ia:
sns partisan character whatever. we neverthel Is:
claim that the course Of the present Administra-
ton in the conduct % the war i deprecated, tha
their assumption of arbitrary power Is opposed
end that their high handed acts of tyranny arr
execrated by at least three hundred OF its mem
hara
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University OF uichigan-Action of TN e
DE mocrasfc students.
"UNIyERslTY or MICHIGAN. 4
Am ARsoR. Mich Dec IL. '63


EplroR SENrIxEL:-we cannot request for the
follosing resolutions the space in your columns
necessary for their publication without hrst ex-
planning due to your many readers. as we'll a.
10 ourselves. the causes which have induced US to
place them before the public.
On the 4th Of November last. a delegation Of
students from the University visited Hon c. L
vallAndig ham at Windsor. c. W This affair
has elected considerable comment from the West
ern press. and quite degree of feeling has been
inspired among the people Republican journals
have industriously circulated the report that the
University of Michigan is copperhesd insttu
ton - This assertion fred the hearts OF certain
Republican members of the University and they
hsro,eauy resolved 10 cast il Oft
On Saturday morning, December 5th they
held meeting aud their indignation found vent
in a series OF resolutions which for falsiiy aud
scurrility. venture To say. cannot be excelled
These resolutions have boen published and
through them il has gone forth To the world that
the character OF the University is essentially Re
puhlicsn that the Democratic attendance is in
significant IN numbers and inferior IN scholarship
To dsy this false impression has been corrected
and it has been demonstrated beyond question
that the Democratic element of our proud Iustltu
ton j. neither Insignificant nor inferior, and that
the cardinal principles OF democracy here live.
supported oy body OF students. intelligent. uu
To day a meeting of the Democratic students IL
had been proposed 10 assemble in the Law Chtpel
but thls room closed sgainst Va bv the Fac
uitv Not inundated. however the Democracy
procured It once The larges' hall IN the ctv Mr.
O'Nesl then. re Chairman. ctllei the meeting IN
order when the following resolutions were uuani.
moa.ly adopted:
Recognising the validity of those great prluci
piles founded in natural justice. aud underlying
the structure OF all equitable society deriving
their Authority IRON the constitution Of man. aud
their sanction ffom the experience Of ages-prin-
ciples htly expressed nv the great charter Of
English liberty. which declares that no freeman
shall he t.keu cr imprisoned o. disseizei or out
iawed. or banishet. or In any way destroyed. uu-
less BY the Lawful Judgment Of his peers or hy the
laws Of the land: and
wnrnsAs Clement L. Vallandig CHAM having
been for,ibly seized nv military powers. tried .,
as authority asrecognized by TIE Constitution ri
the United States. and condemned for nothing
else but the exercise Of the inalienable right Of
free speech. vas driven within the lines OF re-
beiloa hateful alike 70 his country and 10 him.
sell and
WHKREAs. The said Clement l.. Nallsndig-
ham. symcsthssag la no respect ~uh the
siiss of his government. and therefore disda ming
60 remain In their midst has taken refuge be
oss,h ,bs aag VI a neutral poser. and
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a DisliucfI0n.

The Jonrnsl of Yesterday in commenting upon
the removal of General ScBoFIELD says cit will
define distinctly the line between the real and
the interested friends Of the President" This
expression clearly defines the auimus of the Re
publican party. IL subordinates to partysm
vhls should be Of the first consideration with
every good citizen, the preservation Of the Union
and our free institutions under the Constitution
The Journal manifests ETY. to define the
line between the friends and enemies Of the
President than il does between the friends aud
enemies of the Constitution. This expression
develops the quinte-sence Of partyism. Perish
credit. perish commerce and perish our free ins,i
tutions says the Joufn Al and its political friend.
in spirit and intent. rather than surrender party
ascendsncy in the control OF the government.
Such is the patriotism of the Republican party
and such are its purposes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

On motion, the Secretary was directed TO send
copies Of the above resolutions to the following
papers for publication:
The Chicago Times. Detroit Free Press. New
York World. Indiana State Sentinel. and Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
The meeting then listened to patriotic and elo
euent speeches from Messrs O. A Buskirk,
5 McC4llister. Story. Snow. and Goodell after
which the meeting adjourned and the large
procession marched with band PLAYING and colors
flying through the principal streets Of the city.
hating finally at the Law Department and there
testifyng nv cheers and patriotic music their 10y
atty to the Union and Constitution
By order of the United Department
G.. C.. BoGGs Secretary
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order Reigns I'm Deiawrc.

The leading paper in Delaware. the DelAwar-
ian. speaking OF the military interference in the
election for member of Congress in that State,
says:
The work Is now completed-the work begun
a Sear aso. Thereisn struggle now--ine sirug
gie j. over Life is extnct-the life of our lib
critics. The voice OF the people OF Delaware is
hushed-silence reigued in Delaware at the cleo
tion 90 the 18Th inst Suwarof. the military
butcher tha, did the bloody work Of Russia in
crushing the liberties Of the turbulent. liberty
loving Poles. wrote 70 his mistress, when he had
murdered thousands Of them and made them bow
their necks suhmssvely TO his government. that
order reigned ia Warsawp Order now reigns in
Delaware-Order No So
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

excess Of receip,s amounting 10 s575. os4 ~, in
stead OF deficiency OF more than million OF
dollars. ~ YES the case IN the preceding fiscal
year IL i gratifying to perceive that the De-
psrtment has thus been sef sustaining. N accord
ance with sound principles. and with the express
requirements Of the constitution that il ex lenses
lst March 1883
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

- The star of fashion in Chicago is Cana
dian hsltbreed She is said IN be surprisingly
beautiful. aud is the petted aud idolized wife OF
rich man, who took Der when little child
from her mothers lodge, had her educated in a
convent. aud after time set all Chicago Wild
with his lovely foreign bride
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

F-Cattin. of PENNSYLVANIA, went into the
Office OF Governor IN ssrsitencd circumstances.
tie has now Gao SAYS Philadeiphis paper
$500 0u0 To hs credit in the bank. He IL still
for vigorous prosecution cf ,se var
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1otsl. .-.--...... .-..-..... .-.-....-- <los.Oco
Each certificate will be sold separately ard IN the
der above given. but IN event will either Of said
tfcafes be struck OF aad sold by less
give per Of the par value thereof Certificates Of
purchase win hr By executed and delivered the
purchaser which under and By the Of the decree
Will title the purchaser have the ssi certificates Of
stock purchased regularly transferred by the laws OF
Indiana provided, certificates issued In
Of a regular transfer.
D g. ROSE, U. 8. Marshal
December 4fh. lss2-decs-etsgi Jana
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the Crk the United States District Court for the
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of Indianapolis between the hours II 10 O'clock A. NJ
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ons department Of chr pispen.srys specially
to tue srsnf q he Diseases % femass Lc
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Cnnseif stors add nin4fi free OF charge
Also Cor sale. or DEwEE's REGUr.AIoR PILLS
For Female oSstrucfions lrrcguxstsA &c Married Ia
dice m certain sfsnafops should the m A sbex
would cause miscarriage Price 81 per box and nav n.
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OF the barren Who assire children. not 10 n
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tT- correspondent OF the New Haven Reg
lister says that Jack. brother of General But
Ter. vas the proprietor of one of the largest gam-
bling houses in San Francisco when he war broke
out
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Of Legislature Of 1901 aud the regular session Of
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the walue Of the work. will contain all
all the laws OF the State now IN force. The second
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Advantages Of this Institution orer other similar
Schools rhich are inrriuable TO the Student

Advantages OF this IRSftutiOn 0reT oftfr st1ittGT
Schools rhich are inrrluable TO the Student
The President Of this Schoo No entire undi
vided attention and Is awav> personally present
and teaching while othe's trust theirs with mex
P-risnced boys whose principal pay is the name Of
Professor and devote their time to drumming up
scholars being frequently on the cars than at the
desk
The President of this School * believed he the only
persnn teaching il the state if not in the West, who
has had acusl experience practical accountant
in bank o,her first class business house.
II il the only School in the 1t tie, II not in the West,
that has tirs'-cass Penman permanently connected
with it, aud has the only PeIman ia the ~ ste who has
taken frs remium on Penmanshp e any kind
at the State Pairs of this State IL those OF
other State.
The stem Of Book keeping used in this School is
the iuaIu fiOa al sin e inc rcncsd theorist
which hls been applied adopted in rngle
business houe: hui Is thu Joint work Of many OF the
best practical accountants taken from real bi>i
and actual experience. and is in constant Hse
in four dnh Of the first class business houses II the
United Siaies.
actual in first class business house, ter
every from any other school in the State and the
graduates this S-h" ~ per cent for their
services than hose any other school in the state
II j. believed 20 he the on school Of the Kind in the
State thar hs regular lectures which ell j. aug
that l. advertise aud charged for part Of the regu
lar course
Full particulars Of hing pertaining 10 the @ llege
will be 10 any person receipt 81 REQ stamp TO
return postage. md VIC viii thank person uhO
tleuen ladies who possibly attend Commercial
College.
'r7Be careful to give the narnes of the Office,
Comfy and State. and Address
THOMAS J. BRYANT, President.
decl2-d WIN Ind annapolis, Ind.
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~ indianapolis, Indiana, insureS Stores. Dwellings,
Furniture Barns. Hay, Grain and Live Stock therein,
against loss damage by Fire.
uFFIcEks-Co ID. ". Rose President; J. j. Smith, VICE
President W II G mpton, Actusry: James J. Smith
Urea urer; b. +. Fay. Secretary.
DIRECTORS Col 6. Rose. L :. Marshal, lndisnslo
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youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits
Of seif-ebuse. To which IL added observations OF
Female Diseases, and other matter Ut
most Importance to the married AMI those contempt atne
marriage, who entertain doubts of their cs ability
enter that state Sent any address In sealed wrap
per, on receipt OF ten cents OF four stamps.
We devote entire tine and attention 10 the treat
ment OF the various private diseases sed Of II pr
vate report Our DspenS4ryis the only Institution ofthe
kind m America which has been tapi.shed by special
charter sn- this fact should give IL preference The
various quacks Of Doubtful character foun in
srge cities.
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7RE REBEL NAVY.

The Report Of the Secretary of the Navy
gives in detail the operations OF that Department
since January last. embracing information of the
disposition and employ meut OF the vessels. off
GERS and men. and the construction OF vessels ~,
Richmond. Wilmington. Charleston. Savannah
Mobile. Selma. and The rivers Roanoke
Neuse, Pedee. Chsttahooehe and Tombigbee:
the accumulation Of ship timber and supplies
and the manufacture OF ordnance stores and
equipments The ioundries and workshops have
been greatly improved. and their capacity TO sup
ply nj. demands for heavy ordnance for coas, and
hu5or defence il only limited by our deficiency
in the requisite skilled labor The want OF such
labor and OF seamen seriously affects the op,ra-
tons o. the Departments
The skitl. courage AMI activity Of our cruisers
At ses cannot be too highl, commended They
have inflicted heavy losses on the enemy ~ithout
suffering single disaster. and have seriously
damaged the shipping interests of the United
States by compelling their foreign commerce 10
seek the protection oi neutral hags
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rosr oFricr

The Postmaster General reports the recelp,s~f
that Dcpartmcnt TOR the fiscal yeir ending the
3Oth of June last To- have breu $685. sd Oh .
and the expenditures Tor the same period
81 Co.. s0i o. The statement thus exhibits AZ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-17

In the Circuit Court q
the United states. District
81 Indiana.
November Term, 1s52.
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Robert L. Cutting,
vs..
The President and Directors
If the
Peru and Indianapolis
Railroad Company ct. al
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-04

service of the United States be credited to the
town, by which they are furnished, towards the
quota assessed upon such town to fill old regi-
ments. And recruits who have heretofore en-
listed or who shall hereafter enlis', IN the new
regiments, or battery, authorized by General Or
der No. 2. whether enlisted by the Selectmen, or
by tue Recruiting Officers heretofore, or who may
be hereafter, appointed for that purpose, will,
when mustered into the United States service,
be credited to the town, by which they are fur
nlshed, towards the quota assessed upon such
town Tor raising such new reg giments and battery
The town named in the contract of enlistment
Us tn residence o! the recruit, will be taken to
be the town which ha furnished such recruit
and entitled to credit accordingly, when the re-
crult is mustered into service, unless the Select
men of such town shall, in writing, consent that
credit for suc.l recruit be given tO some other
town.
Assurance has been received from the War
Department., tha, every effort will be used, to
have the present existing law so amended as to
exempt from draft all towns, which furnish theiY
full quotas. No doubt is entertained, thai such
anne dment will be made,
Superintendents of Recruiting under this or
der will be appointed in the several Counties, in
such number as may Re deemed necessary to
whom the Seleotmen will be required to report
their doings under this order, and forward the
recruits enlisted by tbem.
And the Seectmen of the several towns in this
State are hereby enjoined to give this matter
their immediate and earnest attention and active
effort, and by raising promptly the quotas of
their respective towns, enable the State to re-
spond, as heretofore, to the call of the President
OF the United States, as the best evidence which
she can give of her unwaverin4 and unquestioned
loyalty to the Government and the Union.
BY order of HIS Excelleney,
j. GREGORY SMITH,
Governor and Commander Chief
PETER 7. WAsHBURN,
Adjutant aud Inspector General