The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-30

Dep3r' men oi the ONO,
indianapolis April 25. 1863.
In assuming command Of The District of
Indiana, the General Commanding deems it
a'ivI adj, and proper to issue the follow
ing or,ier, to the end that all may be al
Wed Of the principles which viii govern
his action:
|. He has no proclsmalions to issue
nor policy To adopt. That has already been
done. b. the Commanding General OF this
Department.. tie has no partisan feelings
or interests he intends 10 advance, but de.
sires to confer. freely and fully with the
promineu. mcn of oil political parties, and
invokes their hearty cooperation In all
measures calculated to rsstore harmony
and COOL feeling 10 tbs State. He neither
claims any right 10 interfere with civil mat.
tiers in the Safe, nor has he any desire TO
do 40
IL. The Commenting General is oharg-
ell with the duty Of carrying into effect the
provisions OF General order M. IS, re-
Gently issued oy Mrjor Gen. Burnside. =
lie purposes doing SO. Unmis akable ey-
idsnoe has reached hin mat the provisions
fits Order have been and are being, vi
ola'sd IN various parts of The State This
Is unfortunately done, Ia many instances
by we'll meaning men. who are lead astrsv
BY newspapers and pubic speakers. These
latter vii, therefore be held to the mos {
rigid accouniab iy. Tl.-re is no use try
Ing 10 dry the stream while its fountains
ae alowel TO flow Al newspapers and
puIlc SPEAKER, that counsel or encourage
resi., me TO The G ,nscript on Act, or an
o1::er law OF Congress passed as ar
Measure, OF that e.ldeavor TO bring the war
policy of the Government into disrepuie.
viii o. considered as having violated the
Order above alluded TO. and Treated accord
ingly. The country will have to be saved
or lost during the time this Adminis,ra-
ton remains in power. and therefore he
who is f'cfiously and actively opposed to
,hs war policy OF the Administration, is as
much opposed to his Government.
Ill. The Commanding General induIg-
es the hope hat all citizens of the State
viii see the proprietv aud necessity of the
Observance of this Order, and as they re-
gard the true interest and welfare Of The
State aud Nation give him no occasion to
take action on account of its violation.
By command of Brig. Gen. HascalI.
Ed r. Newsletter, Capt DC.
TIE above is truly wonderful, and will
have a tendency 10 produce a very large
Scare" "cniy this. and nothing more
big. Gen. Hlscall is donkey. All un-
mi;igded. unqualified donkey, and his
brsy IL loud. long and harmle $, -mersly
offensive to the ear: merely tends to cre-
ale temporary irritation.
knowing we'll tia, from 100000 70 $50. ;.
oO0 o: the loyal citizens Of the State oppose
the policy Of the administration. con
denim its emancipation proclamation, its
u'urpations and tyranny, its total disre-
gsrd OF Civ law and the rights of citizens
in leyai districts where rebellion is un-
thought of and no pretext exists. its
weakness aud yseiliation, which entail up
on US continual fsiurr knowing that the
civilized world--eYcopt sbolitinpisrs who
are moi, civilized Iemns these things;
a Brigad;rr General, proclaims with great
pomP and flourish to the people Of free
and 10y al State State that is dischsrging
IL whole duty in the prsscu. struggle
that the administration IS the Government,
and that public speakers and editors who
speak OF rite in such manner TO
bring the war measures OF the admins
tfa,ion into dsrepute" viii be banished
from the country! h
This Brigadiar thinks TO frighten ths
Democracy Of Indiana into approving o
the emancipation proclamation and the sus
pension of owl Law. by telling them he
will forward them South il they refuse Il
do SO. Now We don. want to go South
but We d" condemn the emancipation proc
Isma'ion as unjust and unwi, -aduc,ie'
on ofevh. We condemn the sus e, sion o
civil law in loyal stes and The snbstitu-
ton therefor OF IarliaI law, as tyrannica
and calculated To create hatred and dis
-. .. - -. l. ~ tho vo -ole all q,