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Peninsula under date u FORTRESS u lar1e.
Monday. Gen N.-.-- hai received --a--
s.51 from clu;r4a4lls sh.ea VS. --as----e1
r=.iA5.s, tia; boy O., 1000 reels ----r
Tr.u5.s, va5 bad ben -=aeaei i9gu i-s
army 20 F--l=siez,t--zl, - lss.ss General
VS.. w. aPP-1-sa.ag Gloucester C. r..
vi;1 view is was s-Fqos=1 Of attacking
t1- t4.te-.es "a; G.11casssr Point oar sroole
ws-z lul-- AIMS waiting t.r tie attack. ari
Gso. Sl-,5s I'd prepared % asi4-k lh- e.
s-1v 10 i5-,s t1-lly. N-ul4y. We hs- tT-
zu-a boats q t.e Wv 2 3 l>-.-. il 90 1e.=--1
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re mains rnf 1iSIe The holidays are usher
iag in year Il JabIies faT snr opPFe-~ai :
and in the Pn-ei.E .t'on which tases Il CO
on and after NJ Y=ar-' Day, We have enc
reward, gained y II snihs Il warfare
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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-03
NUABEA5a

'y1ssyf fsc,.T sss,n = q 5s1,.s- ..i.;I. ~
rfno az ,o,,r s,,,ys s,i.s,.,s.s,ha .s.,n~ =
,Jr;vipS ihens evan &C., n, - s;ysr ~.
o{hey ,,ras! ,lr;venl f,can "a .-na,;,;on and,
.Isncsf "a ara : yv.s. No. ,s~Sn NV 1iya Z.
Army sIs,ald ysu,asiin Is sfISS, Of Ch.,,s-
1nooea, oven lad &c beeor, bo, poos,s;ble 10 do 4,
90, 81 IS: 8. =, :. S /;
GrSrt,s s.x,.a. 80 ,,,xc4 4 =. C,,,t,, -
nooga. II has not, add can not aet snp = =
plies to enable il 10 nndertske n csainsf :
.paign ipto tie fdieiiior Of Gsorviiss-.--,. :
Raids may tlfssten lis. but s,neivSwe :,
can fs3y upon Gov. Blowin'S foreSs to. y.
repsi bodies uf.casalry. Il I. as proba,
bles that Bragg viii march iot1 EastI ID
Tennessee, asthst hsswill retreat IA: At e
|lanta Hsshad slong ago. rs we. have
seen i stated, selected = btiltiag Place (.
whenever 0atnambered and 6ulhanked
iafShattanooga. at From hts S4isnAiahHs.
ito General Cooper, i.seems that he has
reached the position Aesigiatsd,;s rhs !,
army ,is not retrea,in9s saai ~ilt no.;
without the fiefces' batle egthe, ,wss;-- =
Such Is our conviction. - 8. ,iss- - :
| The following items we g4lher from.
me Atlanta and, Marietta pspegs;a -
a Yankee PRISONER states that Gen,
! Grant tore up The bridge across the.
Tennessee al. Chattanoos ~. ana ofde,ed-
his men 10 advance. telling them that
| they should shipth rebels OF perish
| with the sword Under this stimulus,
they foughs with unwonted fuzzy and
success. 8. =. -. s~....ff -.
4 ! If Eonestreet has, Accomplished his
work a: K1oxsiile, he can turn back to
1.-THE aid Of Gen. Bragg aud tam our
apparent disaster into glorious victory
for us.{ az. p -. - - = = :, -
4 The .Federals are. said 10, have al
tvanced en- echelots.in column, by, divis;
ions, and theirswhGle force is soppesed
:. to haze numbered one hundred aud
twenty thousand men. ! . - *
concur in the sta,emeul that the, Fede.
rails hare been severely furnished :,
The Federal cavalry have cut off alt'
4 rsiIroad and ieIeerapbio commemorative
, with our forces under ,I,onostreet Z,
! lKnox,iile - > 800 ;,
The Federels nv hs;r .u..s.. hsv.
gained one pointE;be una;siSrbed nos,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-03

sTHs following lihes were found in the
pocketbook 81 soldier who died at Buck
ner Hospital. Gainesville. in 1862 The
hospital wns IN charge Of a tba~ veht,euan.
and friend Of The. soldier: Dr Chiids. of
Mobile; and If money or other valusbies
were found moon deceased soldiers. they
were saeredIy turned over to the rishtful
heirs GsinesviHe Iadtps,sdtnt, =. q.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-03

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49, ~ ~ Is ssi. a. :, s'
a. fi.s,s 49, "a = ), q, i.Ss ~,
i,,eas, ~ force VI yanks - .slong Tia :hs.s
of N;sa;o. .yys q iaye. Gan ) 7{tsro Iad
~ fs,l bis as !, ~. ,,;nc IA .;sht
i.ssca ssLsn ihs snsi,,y o,ana.i {h s,st.s'
riliS cannon adlng ON, ,I,ati po;nt ibay
found mo saine. .. - <, : %
The fpR, continued fnr;ousir = ,Idr;oo q
tsesetai hours, when, com ,,sfalis saais,.
,teiyned. wa could snoti gneYce;sa ,bcs
,essh, but from The. fact that .het ;boint.
'is only four aud a'half miles from Chick,
sn,snga SIaIjens aud that -lhas et1siSiv
hnd not .<nSado ANY de,pohstrs,ion OF,
that place. ahey coaId not iays camel
much advantages over our left. =. : =.
Z (, .Aro O'Clock heavy. eanuopaiinp was
heard on our extreme riebt. Soon The
battle ragged fu,iSusIy. y Gen. G,ebnrne
had taken position dutin9 ,lIe night on
The extremss sstioht az Miss;ana,y' p;,,,s
aud ;massed lie create, por,;an ~ H.
forces n ear the funnel s All tbis poiht
sweets .ba,, ,ery was postea and an,;nS
the entire day ii kept up.as continuous
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laIEIrI1 Pgal,I

ZEN. k &l9k-frlks. 81
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g as:rstyp1s aiffIt !, n. NC, Z ofs,rxs, 5
"a sillEEixt1fsLlh RUgkn Z
s.s.
! EmissasiesI Pyfchasing Agents, Easolt
lug Gfficsfs aud nppsessipg Aas5sss.
i ard 10 6tke< siVsil - pcs sisons. tue StfsSt
fpsss Of wtose 3,isces can bs ~ ysA, IL
iPns<Ay sand w T0mss sfnslapcess 6ettss1 1iit,
l44 6 disstled soldiers, and The Atass
e6sefr}nsn = u ofm lheirssfS the
4 CopteSiet ete leg&,tg ion hc:s. hse Gofs
telssN,e 6dfSrsitueht c9n c0tpV,3uf .
4 torcs fliak viii dive 6eyoai Or tesisn
MI the arrfiss tis Abolltion gosesAIosht
can cpngfegate t1r the furthet ptoseeifs
j tipn Of t1is sunhoIy VAR Your attsif.
-tiep 10 1nsued tos,he lpiews, Of the Adj
Jntant and ln.pector General rpon ihis
and o,ller subjects retefryd 10, In his,re-.
1portsaccowpanying This Message =;
also ask your satteption to ihe +E,i~
lowing exemption clause ia orlr soYG.
tdaw;< The odicees. and as ,naas en-
pityees9of each lsaDroad Company ms
! The lfesIdeat or -Sopefiniendeut may.
eeruty ID be ntcessafy,te the efficieps
! ,s,et conduct y, ofHs business rosisfeels stha:
u Is also Certified, thai tie duty Of said
employees cannot be discharged by
slaves" 4 do not know that .thsse of
heefs have. abused His utist. Such
/ power shoaid not betodged, Shb any one
I Th9ls not directly connected with the
sdin,nisira,ion OF tbe, gosernmept. The
Snhal decision should be left with tbs
Executive, or:the Adjntant ,Gehefas,i
Inc Gpetin'Nsiou y. SobsiilutionS Is
sntted 20 %er 10 shieiia small propor.
'iontet INC arms bearing population is
required Tor the, he'd--uotS to- sswar
Mn'n may sooner orsilater re1slre -?t: ey.:
~ man !, y 'sloet steiefei'Ges 70 egg, 70
s'eu'ue. ms Huskel "ild espscllany y
u II. ohsunea 10 y eonscfiP''on s,enl
""'o's Putpo''hs rh ,s.' 70 'ahe aii ao,es oouI'd
'"e" :oe'weeh gwen ages: ou nave
WISELY oeciWep nose having sntsstiinles
IN Cvnd -liesaie- se,,ices .stiil liable ; To
State ssiSiee. e.tsfhe Time. ! suggest, has
arrived Wien all laws, mbe,lier State or
Confederate. allowing Substitution,
shoGhl ,be.repealed. They operate in
favor OF a class, alan whom ,,.ne have
atleei,era interest inahs success OF the
es,lse! - =, q So sss:ssytt 81 :
f--sSf 10 ss'r'e OWES Ho hl1ner cUHJaihD
kgtoming odi Of :l,is war tlian 20 proiect
ttesery soldiers fa,nily . s,sihs, want. ! and
,oeefrect tiiss il rs the.,hiss Of, ihe Leg
1 isbnut 20 ipefease il,e ppprop, ia,ionlo
t;besdistabdted Is rhs Spj,Shs' Bosrds
irtf.ieli,f e TO any amount fir,nisits and
lit necessary, 10 suises he taxes for iLat
finirir,se. And these take. should. AT
!. tili> iirnes sbe5 levi. j u,,nr ipeo,n.s.
+ ,Ot the fttnd ,.pp,oIMi;si,,i ,forstbp Nil
!itary defence uf !I,e Sale: less ,h.u one
.Ian .has .x.ns-.xp.nde.r- The six
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-03

LfScoLs annonnces that he gill en-
lis, no more slaves ia. Ken,ncky -
Whi,s or Snek, Abel = :. :
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-03
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fnrnisiL % tlis tyooi,s such Asstiets At
ttbuch lrs eet tIlsn now, - &
The Gc6fssl slcssiA Cover saaspG has ex.
pressed p wi!iinsnsss 10 lake az the
i bsutk 0f tbs STATE, The Seipctfe' planis
ason. and besi'issfk 70 ths Lead .hsins. !.
& & A. cpst md shGgfs but not Tho state
wesk iduan9t asen % sdsisabls TO
tsSstfser the tieast IN portsnts and expen-,
/ sive Psft of ne li0biic Hprk feisinipg.
'i'tnst ef,strs.s y Aes web, S,ng qk- the Leads
pms recommend 70 10 soaodoneft ~
y =, csnno'' yaceord,sg 20 tDs report gf Dr.
iise3on'es hssew'V5 cosnninn,sp.es, De.
nAos. WI p,o,'aoie-., ~ be Saif'eHe p'ensa-
..sn' m = ~ ] ye'.eseo, ssn os made Q 70 pay
80, ""u rs - !" IVY ",ee'es'ssg seApef's'
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so.hs uo fet, 10 oes sss lis. conf
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ta a., 'Cea @i os pss ,TssSs, I.s p.as.
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se'he!h'ns' lowaids esilablishtlg more
nHecs ,n''p,nlcsuen ewitir The Deep
{, hlNs, coat niaies.- : ~ these d,iheulile-
soa'u ,s0, a9e overcome, tle sistolm s,Iertsf
a, ',.I sissai sn ,sesat- tish 10 The
,IspS a,,, H.. IT, ,I'n ,,aps, Spsn,'enS
.paI,me6,s ss,;.,;s| mo % Us ,s;,r ae az
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tGcel, > 5 'ssE--.e-. s,y'. - - :? :
! .,In acSoia.,ncs with re.r re.olo,io, a
CONTRACTED, ft,r IL. mann, E,,,n,. af nn.
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or .heh, sl,ays she.n e,,,,,Sj.,a,i. ssal: !
7 ffeya d. ifiSm t,i,,. b.s,y Z ,,sah &, :
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! and + tecoiun,4,id tiiis, d,atte, 40 syoo,.
eoaside.aIion, as soirslI;i,ssp siiSats thai,
I the niese saIae Sf ,iiie nt,iel, mann fac.
! tired, i,,,sy be tl,om.lf ,soner 10 nj
How. - - 80 ! - !. : -,
-. Five 6f e;.oro..s gevelvina cannon
have LecIi. rn.e lrj.ct.sl under :, o,,,. a,.sa,
.uti,,n' and ius,s,.,Aa y6d y 81, axsd -,.r
;lie f,r16s,,s@s @ ,,f,;,. -, 4 iin. s,,,.
r.nor,, ,o,Iara.s ! "a, ,.,,,rt 80" %; r. y
NV G.r.,si itfa,jn,,nf ea",l' t,ss,.s.'
ij,om.s 80 -, az" .;,;,, % ,r ~ S'p'"'o
sr. Lst.'.;,, 'gS Tr a. s", ~
m, ',''''ss. 81 inr "
~ 'e e1sn e,,s tasssso Sy.'1aP'
S"W pe'tb" Hs AN cffiy uaN.-ss III order
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.,sswHrg a ftiend tola Plsio s6at scam
.dslops storiss bis enemy bad psopa-
EAted ceneesniRR him, the .ph;losopkes
.feplied, I thsek tbem- lsshsil knve
ths more reason fof kyiag "a Iiyss 10
,shat 40 one shah 'bsliess t6emyr >
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Rest, Weary Soul.

: Nest, Weary souII - =
The penalty is borne, the ransom paid,
For all thy sins full satisfaction made;
Strive 'nes thyself' to do what Christ has
sS done; .-.,.y..., = ....---
Take the free sifs, and make ,hG1joy' tltino
oun - =. = - - - -. ..
No'mors by pangs of,ssrIt ahl fear 4is,
-. r ~ y Raat. iESve,tfv r.s, * >.
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49, - ~. - - ". ..r a.
-, = Rest, weary hear,t - =. ~. :.
From all thy client grief. "6a ,secret ,;poiD:
Thy proftIess regrets. and l"ngiSSs Satts =.
Wisdom aud love have ordsred's II. .t6ettiast, :
And shalt be bles.eddes4 and light ~ .Iast y
Cast on the csresthat haze % hong oPprest--,
, - Rest; sweet y rest ~ v - =
- - q. ~ Rest, weary headJ e.. ?
Liesaowa 20 sIomber IN ,ss pessetq1 tomb
Light hom above k-s breken thsoagh itA
~ gioomi ~ q 49, = q So rs :. >,
Here. Ia the Sssce where once ths {Saviour.
wAsre sfe sball wake thee On a.fuspre. day, Y
LIS tired child upon i,s mothsr era breast,
Z. : - Rese sweetly rest - -
Rest. spirit, ffce p 81. - e.
u shs green pastass Of the heavenly shore,
Where IN snd sorrow eau arpeoscir nj, }, 4,
waA, ], >. y he assf ~ tas Good sssrsssa.
!. fed. 4. y G \. :. !, z r :
FOfes<r With thy God .ana Saviour bies,&=
!. .; {. Rssts swsetiy rest z. & -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
RESOLUTIONS.

Mr. Claypool, ii. expressing the opinion of the
Legislature in condemnation OF desertions from
the army
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

during The remainder Of The session. Laid ever
under the rules
Ne Robests. airecting the Committee on Ten
peranre u report certain bills 70 morrow
morning
Mr Holcoab moved - take IN hi- rr-,ie,;o,
limiting speeches 60 Is minutes Hoa~e refased.
" BrAnham reqhes.iug the Asditor ~ ste
70 communicate relative N Disbursements Of the
fund for colonxng negroes.
SPECIAL ospKR.
Mr. Niblack. from the COMMITTEES Of Thrice,
TO harmonic differences between partie.. sub.
mitied a majority REQ =, lnd moved that 500
eopies be printed. Csrned
Mr Packard moved that the minority If aid
committee have until , O'Clock p NJ 70 morrow
to report Carried
INTRODUCTION 90 BILLS.
Mr.. Anderson. 2ls. providing for The exercise
OF the elective franchise by meubers Of the army
absent from home
The House refused 70 suspend The rules and
read the bill second time
Mr. W0ollen. 2&s. authorizing Circuit aud
Common Pleas Courts 70 issue warrants for
tempt ~ certain cases
Mr. kiigore. 25n. amending section Of the
act compelling o~oers Of town iots % grade and
plank u pave sidewalks
RrLLs o. THIRD READING.
j house oiil ~, ie-atLaE ire act OF 1e0uue>
OF civil officers Who have entered the army.
T Pas~ei-yeas o., NAYS !.
/ House bill 81 providing compensation 10 own.
ers for stock killed by railroad companies.
Passei-yeas 81. navs i9
House bill l02. fixing an equivalent on account
+ of conscientious scruples from military duty a
$500. Failed for want % constitutional ma
jOrity
House bin III to provide for transfers OF Sink
ing Fund mortgages TO the respective counties.
Failed for want OF "a institutional maioriif aud
tabled on motion % Mr.. Ho~k
i House bil lis. amending the license law. ma
king aduterttion Ot liquors feions aud punish
able by hpe and Imprisonment, IN the State Prison
Filled for Sant OF constitutional majority.
House biii l2h. Amending section Ii of act rel
alive 20 County Surveyors. giving them Nots
rial powers. referred 10 a select committee
for mendment
House bili 100. giving additional po~ers 10
Circuit and Common Pleas Judges IN vacation.
passed.
House bin l37. supplemental a. the act regu-
lating interest en money. - that parties who
agree 10 cite over 8 per cent anu under 10 shall
be compelled 20 do they contract. Referred
10 a select committee # three
Hou-e bin l42. amending the 65Gth section Of
prac,irc act.
House bill l43. 10 authorize County Recorders
Ia issue Tee till, in certain ca~es. passed
House bill lay. supplement- to act relative to
mining aud manufacturing compaI'ies. passed.
House biil $50. relative TO officers of Northern
State Prison. prescribing their terms, salaries and
duties. Sas Iecomu.ited with Instructions 10
amend.
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
HOUSE, on RRfhhsINT ATiVEs
Mot " y O'Clock
ftfifinAs, at
nundry petitions and memorials were read aud


sundry petitions and memorials were read aud
lele,led
RrfpRIs
MI hutton from the judiciary Cumuillee,
tabl,na hunse hil lpa, lnr redemption OF real
property sull un execution,
81 ilulcunb from Committee un Education.
tHhllug resolution M 10, relative la procuring
more general atendauce oi children at common
schools
NJ MUTT nom Committee un Public Printing,
relative 10 resolution abolIshiug Office OF State
PrinIer-tanling II.
Mr. Sholli OF JaY, relative To House bill l6t,
Recommending passage
Mr. Pack ara. ftum Committee on Northern
PRISON, recommending passage Of House bill
$50
Mr. ShoAi of Jsy. from Committee ON Roads.
tablng petition of ctizen. OF Steuben cnanly
Mr. Lasselie, from Committee on Engrussed
Bills; number compared aud found correctly
engOssed
NJ shoaG. of Allen. Introducing House bill
2iI Tor the relief OF Ann Blizzard.
Mr.. Holcomb. from the Conmittee on Eiuca'
ton. t,blihg a resolution with reference to appli
csnls iur lceuse Ia teach.
NJ Miller. recommending passage OF Senate
bill 81.
RESOLUTIONS.
Nr Roberts. rendering thanks To Col Henry
B. Cafrlngton and tie of'icers and soldiers under
hi> command tor the efficient AID given by them
IN commemorative the birthday OF Wasbin -toi,
IN pursuance oil resolution oi tins House.
Adopted
SPECIAL ORDER.
Mr. Harney's resolution with regard TO the
resolutions purportng to come IRON the
9Th luCisun regiment, and inouiring whether
upseruOr Morton approved them, WIS taken up.
The soldiers rendered Their services TO His TX
celencs. it he conceived IL necessary, " come
home and overawe TINS Legislature
Mr kgOre said II WAS unfortunate for the
country. j; unfortunate tor the Democratic
party, that this war had been attempted 10 be
, made a partv question Shall soldiers hear OF
the re>o. gtious utFoduced IL this body. ard have
. nothing 10 sal! Politicians. who desired the
perpetuit, oi party aud not OF government. pro
dueed all the differences among Us Soldiers
reading the Sentinel would ieel tsfat those who
introduced the resolutions la the Senate they
! reply TO. were sympatl.izefs with traitors.
All who -io0u by the Administration we're stig-
niatizei n Abolitoni-ts. How long had we
heard t.at cry. Gov. Hendricks. whom this Leg
stature had elevated ~ the highest office within
the gilt OF the people OF Indiana. went all over
the State talking ABOUT AbolitionIst-. aud the Sc
! verest thing he could saw of trtors that "he
could not defend the people OF the South. and
had noihhig 10 say in Their favor, so with a
cry unworthy successor Of Judge Blaeklonj-
/ Judge Perkius-~h o had recently made speech
before Democratic club ia this CITY. he had no
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Mr.. Niblaek. from the COMMITTEES Of Thirteen
TO harmonic differences between parties. sub
mitied a majority re- o :, and moved that 500
eopies be printed. Carned
Mr Packard moved that the minority If aid
committee have until O'Clock p. NJ to morrow
to report. Carried
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Mr. Browne. of Rudolph. that all leaves q
absence are revoked, and that herea tier no plea,
of business. however urgent. will ne sufficient It
obtain leave and that hereafter the roll be caiic,
in the morning and absences noted. Laid Owe
under the rule
Mr.. Claypool. that the Committee Flee
tions report to the Senate the result OF Their nc
ton in The ease ~ Senator MURRAY amt Mr.
Baker in the contested case from Elkhart ano
Lagrange counties
Pending the consideration OF the resolution th,
Senate adjourned.
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suppose we're referred to- The Louisville Jour
nal aud Frankfort Commonwealth On. Densoc-
racy, g. whata los estate yDg have come waen
YOU hare g3i a. charge OF tso such newspa gers.
Iou base come into sac keeping. indeed. But
there again wssihe re0udi alton - tie Democratic
H0use a Re2resent4tives. j lat act Vi refusi <
tie use Of their hall % the convention vas "a
other evidence that me delegates were not true
De@o. rats, but rebels IN dis use Very comp!i
meuiary - Mr. Speaker Buckner and twenty
other acknowledged Union men who voted tor
their having the hall. The rule reversed yroses
the Representatives OF the Kentucky Legislature
Aboilt'onists ~ben tbey recently Jet Their hall to
GASEOUS NJ. Clay, anu God only knows What
when they allowed Parson Bro~nlos 70 mold
forth ia H. -..t
The shue rule makes the Kentucky Legkla
ture AID Governor Aboltionists. because tiiey
.olerate the interference OF ADulitonists Nth the
rights Of eli zens and submit tn their interference
with aud disregard of State laws.
We have IN these proceedings an evidence Of
what msy be expected from the present Admin
istration aud those Who sustain them.
Kentucky. proud old Kentucky. Is in the dust
and her honor aud her rights are under the con-
troll of a parcel OF Abolition soldiers. aud she,
like the rest OF the States. must raise aloit the
banner of the old Democratic party. or We are
gone past all redemption. without any hope OF
restoring the Union or preserving the COnstitu-
ton.
Kentucky .loyalKentucky having within her Dor
des soldier from other States. four thousand here
At me capiai-an overwhelming voting popuia
non IN favor of the continuance OF the war. as
these patriots claim. afraid OF the assembling
of i've or six hundred plain men without arms.
and afraid ALLOW a iair vote Tor the different
Offices The state of the case shows that the so
called Union. but really Abolition party OF Ken
lucky. expect 10 retain their power. not by the
ballot box, but by brute force.
A DELICATE
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE


The President called the Senate to order at 3
o'clock A NJ.
The Journal OF Sa.ureay was read and ap-
proved. q
~
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A DELEGATE

Morn -Harney, who edit the Commonwealth. and
Prentice and Wofe the latter voting against the use Of
the legislative hail. signed the celebrated address at
beginning ofthe strife vbich declared with such Hour
isb, that il the United state. Government undertook TO
the seeded Site. kentucky would have 10 al
Tentative hut draw her sword IN favor OF the South
y, H. who vet against the Of the hall and Governor
Robinson Of the border States delegates who met
FrahkflTt and published address which reads
beautifully about kenucky being asylum for the OPP
pres ed where n ere freedom Of speech and of the
press, and where people free to express their sen
ments. What mOckery
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rNririoNs

Mr. Shields. lrum tie county ofhcer~ OF Jack.
son comfy. praying tor relief 10 the Treasurer oi
said county, whose .sfs a., broken INTO BY burg