, 1864-10-10
FROM INIBI4NAP$pLYS.

Ter 1xtm Gens t1Oycy-Iho Arrest.
Especial Dispa'ch to the Chicago Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS. Sunday, Oct. Q.
The Stntine' having falsely charged that Gov
Norton was prime mover OF oll military arrests u
citizens made In this State. and that 1t WAS by hj
advice and sanction that Joe, Bingham was ar
! rested, Gen. Hovcy has addressed the following
| letter to the Journal:
| INDIAsApoL1s. Oct. 6,
Mr.. EDITOR: The Sentinel cha1ees that Gov
Morton has been the capse OF the atfest OF Josenb
| ]. Biz gbam and othsrs, now In military conflne
! uent in this State. This is not correct, I an
alcne responsible fos these arrests II the persons
srrseted are not proven guilty, let the pnbllc co
temn me. No mans porltiop, however exalted,
thal! prevent nc ftom tsingtng him to },s.ics Il
he cestrvesit Isisned', ALr1s r HoyHT.
Thetactit. Gov. Morton Was out Of towa when
the arrest ~aa made and knew nothing ot II. Il
election.
col. Jones; Prorost Marsbsl General OF ,hir
State. yesterday receireo dispatch from General
Fry TO instruct District Provost Masshais to sqs-
pend business In their Offices till the 12sa instant
thst employees may hare time 10 Tote on Tnes
No clEe 10 Dodd's VIII Ieabo1.e has been ascer-
tatneo. TEE reward for his apprehension has been
IL creased TO TWO thousano dol!asa.
led. CO into Mcclellan tlubs Al a meeting held !
Snucay or two ago At Salem, Washington coootf.
TIE proposition *bethtr the craft should bs te.
WIS hnsl,y cor cluded rot to do 20 a. Uodd and
Bowls bad failed to supply pistols and ammuni-
tfon .s'heg bad agreed 10.
Political matters look vel. Thorough work is
being done and the anxious seats are falt of con
serr. The Dodu trial has been the means Of erxce
TO bnndrede. Several prominent Democratic OIL
determination to support the Union csntliostes,
and to fe1os ship NO longer rish a party that re-
tuses To etand By the Government In Its hour Of
tial. 4 grand mass meeting and hasbecu. comes
on to-mof'oE. 90. erner Morton viii be preteot
He fpeaks In this city At the W1gwan tomorrow
night.
From Our Own Reporter
EDzANAPoL1s, Saturday. Oct. s.
It hss lorg been known to the authorities thst
large numbers OF rebels, unde: the culse Of desert
ere, have been coming into the State for the pur.
lose Of assisting the Sons Of Liberty in cast,iug
the election against Gov. Morton and the Ua,on
ptrty The cirll and mi ttsry authorities have de-
tsruaned that they eh1fl rot do 60, and Gen, Ho-
eey las to-davsiseued the following appeal to the
people Of the 6tate:
GEN. uoyEY's Ar9EA1
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF INDIANA,
lSD1ANArulls. Ind, Oct Gtb, 1884.
e Ms Hs4s 81 slssfy ,ox th.t secret
1hs purpose OF aidilg the rebellion against the
:, lue ps4mslJ onjcct Q! snfs dangerous aes0ciA.
mtnt.tratiou IL the prosecution OF the wsr, and
ala the reoelhon by toree. fraud, and vol. uce
armies of The South, uLder 1fe name and ruIse Of
Refugees. lave betn sent to this State to co-ope.
rate with this Reasonable association. Arms and
cretely impor.rd, and Sliced in tSe tands Of toesc
hsc men; and un!ets th,ts designs are speedily
checked, !ain sid the "deso'stlon tint fo!lo~s
ont he statc In the counues ot aattin, IT, Orange,
CraWIord Mafshal, a1d other loc il,tes, they have
nn.entrsted by hundreds, csded the law>, ared
iaabdue c,tscns and foseed them a sS'hoSa o. iei1
property, with the avowed determination Of aid~
Ing the rebellion. This cannot consinuo Without
l. therefore, earnestly appeal 10 all tic good peo-
pie Of the State to MD me IN ruppreesinc thee
ho combil a!tons a,BinBt their pelce and future
FAMED mnst te At once dl=banded, and ,hetr PIN
cipal leaders brought to iust,ce. Rebels must be
cl':e}y Eat1h he", aa. wherever they attempt to To-
isaed. Any 1urthtr temporizipg would be cruelty
tu the people Of the State The military aathorf.
tiet, cneeI my command, wil not attempt to Inter-
the coming elections but 1t Is their duly aid tee
c',t authorities in maintaining the purity of th.
ballot bog und enforcing The lava tiaay attempt
eoLtrul the elections " force, The offenders will be
atlcsted ae1 Ecnt TO these headquarters Tor t,a1.
Bseyet Mi Gen, Commeudiu..
Ttoee disposed 10 treat this an Idle tt1.a.
and Who atte1pt 10 Violate its itjunctiors wi!
frd too lsse the eort Of stuff Gen. Huyey Is made
Of. The arrest on yesterday Of Joseph j. Dine~
hsm, Chairman Of the Democratic State Csutrll
Committee by his orders may perhsps do rome.
thitE towards eat.sfying these douttiug tcou.
sands that the commaouer oi this district re ma
what he ssJs. Ms. Bingham vas arrested tor the
tarne crimes that Dodd and Bowlcs were a1rested,
Au@ xks 0nL~
arc In contemplation, but Information concerning
them ;s ut present contEaband. prepared u o1s.
pa,eh for the Tribune lust night. giving brief
statement OF Bngham's arrest, but through mie-
understanding on the part Of Mr. "allick super
fnteodt n: Of tue Telegraph, as to Gen. Hoye,'e
recent order requiring all dispatches In reference
to military mat:ers to be approved hy him beiyse
transmitsiou, It was Inadvertently struck ont.
The following from Gen. Darlington app1opr1-
a.elG accompanies and seconds the above:
GEN. oARRlN0ToN's A1FEAL.
1ND14SAPoI1s, octobesT.
made Every word fs true. Harrison H. uodd,
The proof was overwhelming Dodd vas released
tstm the military prison upon his parole Of honor
tt,s IL the t. S. Court building, La.s night be
Oily wss with lin. That nj man vas Jozeph j. Bins-
hsna. INNOCENT men DO rot do eo. The act con-
fesses Guilt.
Cit!ze1s every cay shows that you were On the
threshold OF revolution. Yon cun rcbuEe this
trearan. The traitors intended to bring war to
your homes. Meet them through the ballot boz
wh,e 4rant and Sherman meet Them in the dald.
THIS Is DO time to Stand back. He who doubts
whether he Is for the WAT Cahnot be trusted. The
expo-ure made will etAnd upon untnpeachabIe
testimony. ] know there are unbelleyers aud
skeptlcr. brt l know that the SIMS ot Liberty
ehpt treason. Nit one fourth Of the testimony
bad been offered when Dodd fed Citizens,
brand every man WAC ie party to 1t or
viii not pnE bis foot upon It. have been fair to
all parties; have sent drafted men home to vote,
trttpec1ve Of party. The Government farnfb
a falf ballot, and assertions to the contrary a1e
f41se. The var draws to an end You nut whip
IN / o politician: know from two year>' labor
What the eecret order plots. am pledged tu prove
I'll have asserted OF their plane and purp7.cs
Believe me Of not. eag to all men OF all PARTIES
,hst the election IN Indians has become a 1,aster
OF National interest. Deteat treason ut home. and
our a1rniee will rejoice. the rebellion Will wlther,
and goa sbnil have Union restored with per-
petunl peace; but let the sons Of Liberty TRIUMPH
and you have Eo AsfuFance OF Victory in ftort or
stcnri'y st homo. Ycu may cay thzt go beyond
the promise OF soldier. do not Tra1tnrs are
traross wherever founo, ard my profession brings
objects, with ycu tt IL the duty and ths solemn Is.
sue. HENRY 3: CARR1N0roa,
Brig. Gen. q, S,V.
From Kentucky.
c1AnEIsruLE, Oct. a.-seven hundred rebels
urcer Gen. Lyon, OF EDDY vile, Ky., captured the
steamer Chambers, AID crossed the 11rer into Ken.
tneky ,estsraay, at the month Of Yellow Creek,
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