Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21

the country thar = tenth psrs OF the people {
those States mghs De encouraged t"T compelled,
. battered not snieh) 10 pretend that they wee
erecssug a new State within tie enens's ii -,
aud 20 turn the flank Of Chase and che kmnie
Fremont. Grant nlSo wss 70 rlant aud cultivate
FEE Stale Of Geo'gis- with is capitol
Atlanta; and leaving MiIiedgevile out IN he
cold. was to furnish presidential electors for
Georgia IN the grand, real campaign of the year-
Everywhere else around our borders the waver-
ing aud shifting proceedings Of the enemy par
take Of this wire pulling. Ioz-rolling character
Il i not, perhaps. 80 much that the rogues want
seriously 10 hurt u: this i ONLY their method Of
stnmping the South Seeing that will not a.
a. rational being. ard give up Our febeliiOus
Drauks in good time Tor tie n-usl election ct
Presidential electors this i merely a mode they
have adopted Of getting hIld OF ten men IN every
hundred of a.. who will take IN banG TO govern
the other ninety for their own good; and Organ'z-
in States behind Yankee baJeuets. vote for Luz
coin, and save " all l. j. altogether IN mercy
aud loving kindness they are coming 10 now. 10
see whether there he. pread' ehture. ten just men
whose pious loyalty" may possibly save the rest.
They had not expected such obstinate resistance
20 their beuef ent design. now in the last stage
OF the rebellion " Pickett spoil~ their game in
North Caralina, Polk and Forrest in the Siuth.
Sest. Johnston in Georgia. Finnegan in Florida
and a. Tor South Carolina, that most Impractica-
bic little State, there seems no hope OF IL NJ all
though. indeed, it Is wonder they have not
formed a "lovai' State there with runaway ne
groes on The sea islands. The Presidential ca N.
paign in the South j.. - far. failure
But although this NAV be the present theory
OF the war IN the mind Of that absurd nation
~ith which we have To do. we must take a some
what different view of il The Coniederates
cannot much longer afford 10 have their country
made the theater of this species OF Presidential
elect0neerlng II we have not vet been able to
convince our enemies that their politics aud their
platforms are nothing To Us henceiorth and for
ever, II Is clear that something more remains 70
be done. According 10 the present system they
may carry on the war to N indefinite or infinite
length They are suffering but little: it is not
their lands that wasted nor their houses that
are robbed and burned down. nor their women
and children that are cursed and bullied and
starved and turned out homeless and naked on
the world With their vast resources in men and
money il costs them little or nothing 10 hover
around our bnrders and watch for some weak,
Unattended point where thew may dash IN aud
burn province or suck city. The plnnder
and ravage they commit, il il do not altogetl er
pay is own expenses. vet suthces. being duly
magnlhed and exaggerated by their press, 10 keep
up the value OF their paper money ana deter the
CotidpSe OF tHeE UDahceS. o them lhlS kllu
OF War is cheaper on the whole, thtn peace: for
for peace with w. would be sudden and signal
rum 10 them. both financially and politically.
There can he no end OF the these terms.
\ ~ there is absolute necessity and clear moral
DUTY upon u. in Justice to the suffering anu ne
role Confederate people, to put an end to il.
Things cannot go on thus forever, and some
remedy there must be According To the present
system 1t is clear that our enemies believe rs
even still 20 be PLAYING At President making.
They do not ct understand that We are resO,ute
10 be rid OF them forever, and determined rather
To die than TO live with them in the political
community again. To some persons. earnestly
p0nderng this matter. there seems one way ami
no other-it is 10 take no more prisoners, and, as
a necessary corollary 10 admit OF no Sufrenders
on part Stupid and absurd our e. emes
are, they Will at length understand that this is
more game OF President making when they find
that me penalty of falling INTO hands is
death: when they perceive that our soldiers 20
into the field. each man with his lie in his hand
meaning TO conquer To die.