, 1864-08-12


PerhfAo E7nd1dstep Meet Upon tue
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iFfom Our Own Corrcspondcnt,]
LAponrE. Ind. August 10. 1a64.
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The frs, to,n+ afscn.cion hctuccn f,ope,no, n
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7. Morton, the Republican candidate for Governor.
candidate for Governor came off this stternoon at
~. VI c-nr1s. Ths.a - -, o-s.u"S. -.ts -
sncs mi, ~ ,ho,s,na ND ,ha
marked with By great enthusiasm
NORTON TIE VICTOR;
This was the FIRST Of series OF mettinse .r-
ranged to be held By these opposine candidates in
Al lne ceunlea Of the 6tate. Governor Morton
n al fespeSts s master OF the field aud ut
~w .,.n1~ror
TIE AuolhNo1.
o' - "a ~. Gsc@Ic1 paIt ~ l"e AoAencc "ah uade
There were delegations from all the towns and
villages In this region. Large wagons decorated
with ererc.eepe and polee. pendant n ith national
emh!e:, and flied with sturdy farmers from the
pralffes, with their WaVe6. daughters and sweet
leas., came into town a, III e.rayhour, and at the
iour appointed w.nded their way to the grove
sssnd. M @1 ' a@'= AAou''u AUG epSAe'e
The LAprEs.
Il, roa,!,sE ~, - ~ hesneo
,.nument e4n1e*s,ye w aT aevot;on ~ ths Ieo1
-. ..*s - 1aSsetse ~ y. oeselson ~ tno onaon
thoee who are noT ner}inr fbeir Trea m frr 1,is
tant battle delQs to mafptalp its iutes.rlty
r.1r xo1.u1ra
nh. cora,,or a--..,,.had IL ,a.s,n.. -.
tbe r.. Gs.dtn Honse Sil. w ". e.: al
rsna @.4 ~ dnt,. dr q aGase t Fmnent hepuo.
stnnnsrSs.I W ~ e. % tne of aaa pto@lasal
era ri Ress 11s Msr:E., a bng 9b gs ne ,ofnsf
1n,cseGrsti1.t " ~ Rsnn9n o. INC Uas
.nd o,heI ecn4;e,nsn ~, " 'uS s p pfesh
State. FAA'' SA VII
aoyEaron xonro..
m eTceenI ds5ster es'm ce., e a. .s
nenT H. 1es. ~ eISr 1inG r. az nao t ~
vas enlisttd Ia re g eause for whiea bs is ~ adso %
IL a. Ssa an be psstd sd g. rsa
opponent. .,.
1CpeE aAeDoSAto
le on oiu ttaGer ser t1 Democratic politics. From the
a"Ha1dshell Democrat" In the latter year, be-
ing placed IN nomination fof Conglstt, be Vas
trayed into giving ruch ntte1xDces as these: mo
more f1aye territory " Abolition OF slavery IN
tne Uls!7e1 ot Columbia etc. These Cor. Nor
tue n Wa tens eneet against MIN II the
hfs 40 l., ,t,- H~.+3...1 = ..s
,nrs hn Il. 1sf n'5 Race n ane Maonat aecasia
uers H.; rn @ ~ - ~ liz yosan o. DE men as
complain that he Il not Copperhead enough to
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....u TEE p.scCss1os: Dis
| cround. and nlmost fmmed1afrIt afferws1ds CIV.
| erpor Norton aunounced that II had hcen ocrred
hnr Iona atfer Wn;ch Mcnons'1 .hnnd ~ ~ a.
hnor and bali and be Eon1d conr1nde n}tS Th.t ~
rlmaske be could MAKE in hst honr iii. mr. Toe
aneTinc from an afIttSon nj 1he 1rost TX T1s r.
Tas iahnr al eTceedinr d1fcrnr fo sne.S az 10
e"eeeeoeo aomafaoas, annonsh nt1ers exhans:ed'
| GOV. HohfoS's HE1ARke-
He said the present wfrc peculiar times. ana the
! pesss pecutal and Important one Much history
netioS ho heen r;Dh T.; te .ante sasa Seaas:
rroni5 r. rata-aJ =. eFet1, i;H 0oiue ~ "alca
nd some With recret 1beTe 4'1ecu sc1s
d{ssp9fops defeat. There Wsrr ,he - +r1nmnh ~ -
defeac OF great principles and II her.ame fhnse
VINO WOULD read the nsiton's history rixht to e1-
anime thtee records With care and without pas
~ n + me M wn1eh was to iolow be trost
70 70 LIFT @ wv WoE.o oe no e4Qtenen1, ano no Attempt
eps pa q ,e ,S 1 ad o. enes TO
Ion.
Ep1ASA SOLDIERS.
His position as Governor of the State Of Indiana
o Slnee M ess
to iii the part OF Iudf,na in the fforts
10 avert II has cost ne little thought, time aud
c.nsrd 70 ie 1zisrd one hundrsd ssa 1ae
Eimente OF soldiers, and had himself TO undertake
he labor and responlihiIity appainling the on
cets for these regiments. While he had doubtIees
committed errors in th,s direction. nnd appointed
zone 1ns wno Wefe Tosthess md
sc quite equal to thoee Of a1y other State in
the Union. Indians 9oldiers had AlTa!s beaxved
Eser' c1s s~ ne.a @ VIII ~, ho9o. sao
md wherever . the standard a9 of tue Union
s xae esaiga a,s "a n . nms nTaa " t Gn9'
the1e so1d os ioqna she n5sxe Tons g lnqlana:
to be &c chiet E1ecasise Tse IN ilitaey M ~ rotasa! r
had cce1 heen " w "s''s4 'o"0-' liza" =Ae
DA0 -'e4 'ee..
THE LAST LEG1sLATCHE.
His civil dnties haa been largely increased aud
multiplied By the unconstitutional and feyo:uioa-
adjourned, they iaiicd to make Tue spp.opsist tons
necessary to cary on the State Government.
rrmr.vr,1r
A few aay+ before ] sdjoulnment e the then m.iori.
3sanr ~ nas - ae 6 ~
o. 90 1h1 p,scGg t6e
Aad{tof: sestetssy q sue: TIsssares aad Attos:
~ nes S, onseIs Just tnea aalleui9s 70 pc OF
5ae + oomoant an pDy Measure Ina. 1gno:ea . me
nsnos; measure taat required me t'ovefnor 70
snp'. oa oa'ce.s CT npon @ tae nomtnauon oi tas m
~ H. auo e9.e .ae L., .9 'sTag 9
sne cee " ~ o. ns a1s m o
60 uucoosttut'ona T.! aa 11s PtoEa.iooe aLo 20 Mon
e1.,a5 ~ ~ aeea+ 'ne o1on nnnos IT,
so1sea Ms g 3 ae,eaa. ,~,oa ,~,,s,,ad ,,. ri,
done h1 9sfsat}nr o q enornm 1eH III" 'nl' was
1as appsolIMuous necessnty ~ 10y " .ne t,e
9s ~ r., aue as4e;teu 4.h @ ~
Ihs ~ r. nnhiic as1,, srs ,,ni ,osas
TM, 1g1 St,t,u ~ Nv ia "a % ~, 80, No.
nsfbiHtv va - anha~sE,st 'poA 'sA'
wn.-w.aron
rh..sxxre tb-oa can-.ns ~, ~. h, 4
I, +nts ean1inane ''l' 'os Ai'a ~ patsoc
,.an ~ I'LL '1e Acs's'a1u'e Dae~ LII e4ca ses-
I'd To break Nd all eleeuuosyuart institutions tn
eena meme l9e qeai, and ol "a. and me n1ranr, at
81 ~ -, ~ ,nn1 ~. ~ ~ t.r 1'a a.Sa Ano r..
80 $500 ~ @ 1;oax ,;o a uaea ae
A1H Mt r. Ss. ~ saGa -. .1seH k4.
bcs ;,nexa ~ ~ .nu an9 s1d eare
tn ,uhItr 1nt.1,sts r. afonf h. third snd lat
n.1and Man ~ "o'f' -1~ @-0o 0 NA''
he determined TINT he would not follow the bad
t1ample set by Med ouald, bur t55 10 obtain the
money from oihet sources. He called upon banks,
xuilroadr, counties .nd individuals, and they re-
amy the state institutions. ana for Eecruttog.
! Hc had carried On the government 80
frr, and expected to be able eo 10
Ee proceeded to meet and dlfprogc he Copper
n pledr,pg the falte OF the State for the money
Tins obtatpsd. Upon that poi1t lie wished to sag
'huf every dol!ar thus ootained vas ootIo "eo op.
on 11e express u1ac1etaao!nf Iaat Ios teats.s LEE
noeaaa e't .A ~ ~ ta sa,aidsrc, AK ear;ns; .he
STATS nniess he Ierteirru,c 20 c]etfed. II be
*rere Wrnne In thns rerejr]np the mnney. he wns
Cn,v foiow1I,e The bril;ianr exsrnn!e al McDonaId
.aEtn trom the Eiukfnc lind Of II, funds 1he moet
| cred Peopje carne 70 hfm with the money and
ae1 pr1a d sas !. ~ 9naE5 ~ aI
| ~ 60 GAt1 ~ patof - sovA ~ 'Ao PaA~ 'ne @~