Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03


The Fort Wayne Times suggests that Gosh
en- should be the point for holding the 9Th Of
January Convention in the 10th Congressional
District to select delegates TO the National Dem
ocrstic Convention.
"A NV DKxoczarrc PsrKR AT EVANSVILLE
= The Democracy Of Evansville have rgised the
means 20 permanently establish daily and
weekly paper in their thriving city. II is TO be
called the Evansville Times. and will be q first
class Office IN ali respects. RoBERT 5. SPRoULK,
Esq. Of the Nashville JAeksonian. is TO be its
editor and publisher The publication of the
Times will commence on the first day of JAN
uary next.
Mr.. SPRouLE embarks in the euterprise with
editorial experience; his ability. industry and
energy; and bis thorough knowledge of the POI
litican history of Indiana, are accomplishments
which guarantee that the Times will be worthy
Of the cause j; espouses. and an auxiliary to the
business and local interests of Evansville. /. IS
almost useless to add that the noble-hearted De-
mocracy of the Pocket will give the enterprise,
started under such favorable auspices, a most
generous support.
The Ledger states that the citizens Of New
Albany are promptly responding to the recent
patriotic appeal of Governor MoRroS, in this
wise:
few days since, we published the appeal Of
Governor Morton urging those who were unable
TO volunteer, to 90 TO work and procure at least
one recruit. 4 number of our citizens have re-
sponded nobly TO this call, and We daily hear of
additions being made to the infantry service in
this city Who will say New Albany is not pa
triotic cityr
Hon. A. p. EoGERroS, of Fort WAYNE, has
been favorably spoken of as the Democratic can
didate for Governor at the ensuing fall election
IL will appear by the following card to the
Fort Wayne Sentinel, from Mr. EDeERrox. that
he declines to be a candidate for any political
position
You, with others. have in very kind and com
plimentary terms alluded 10 me in connection with
the nomination nv the Democratic party of a
candidate for Governor.
! expressed 10 YOU Yesterday. personally. nv
feelings and opinions the subject; and | now
desire TO say publicly that it is the unalterabIe
purpose Of NV lie not to be candidate for any
office The reasons are all persona-not po-
litcal
In politics | shall continue as | have ever been,
unfiinching adherent and supporter OF the
principles and organization OF the Democratic
party and within the sphere Of my influence shall
work for its success
An adherence to its principles and organization
by the people, North and South. would have
saved the country from the calamities of civil
war, and can now alone restore to the nation an
enduring peace upon terms OF right and Justice
TO all
This the present Administration cannot do. for
II viii neither conquer nor permit peace by
which the lndependence ut the States shalt be
secured. the Union permitted TO exist il was
intenaed BY our fathers-a Union of free. soye
reign. independent States
ACCEPTED.-The resignation Of Col. G. l..
Durham, 50th Indiana, has been accepted. Con-
tnued i'll health has prevented Col Durham from
being with his regiment during the past five or
SIX months. aud his resignation accepted on
account of disability engendered in the service.
| As the hero of Muniordsvile and Parker's Cross
Roads, Col. Dunham's name will be conspicuous
in the history of the great rebelon.-N. Albany
Ledger 49,
MIR Dellen took into campat Vincennes this
week ten volunteers for Il cavalry company, be
mg recruited in this county and Pike by himself
and Capt. Alexander. We are Informed that
about forty, from Pike county. have volunteered
in this company II Jasper Courier