Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-06
a. Exn,h,,,ou of Parttsanship.

The Journal continues its attacks upon Judge
DAVIS for not proslituting his position to the ad-
vaucement OF mere partisan interests. IL saws:
" Judge DAVIS seems very willing to profit by
the success Of the Republican party. but refuses
10 allow other-. who have contributed ss much
il not more. than he has to our success, to do the
same" This is a candid admission on the par;
of the Journal IL il an acknowledgment that
party interests, at a time too, when it tells the
people daily that we are engaged in IA struggle
for the preservation OF the Government, are OF the
highest consideration. After diligent search IL
has discovered there is one Office, and a small
affair IL u. that has not passed into the hands of
some Republican partisan. For three years this
same print hsUbeen proclaiming that there should
be no party during the war. that he who vas par
tisan during such contest, would be regarded as
al enemy TO the Government; yet it has the au-
dacity to impeach the integrity of Justice of
tie Supreme Court Of the United States, appoint
ell by Republican President. because he would
not dsplace competent Clerk of the Court upon
mere party grounds.
The Journal charges that Mr REA is rebel. -
II he is then there are one hundred AID thirty
thousau d rebels in Indiana, at le,s. one-h.lf of
the citizens Of the State Who i ;hs man thu
thus questions The integrity and loyalty OF citizens
who differ with him IN political sentiment
What has the Phsrisee done to warrant his sit
ting in judgment upon the motives Of ms fellow
men I l. he better than those be condemns
- H.
governed. Judge not lest We be juigei' Ho-
sArrUs CurrIus NEwooxs urge. the vigorous
prosecution OF the war BE Is man IN the
prime Of life and in sound health. What excuse
can he offer for not illustrating MS own princi-
pies and teachings Why should he not make
tic sacrifice which be proclaims to be a common
duty WIZ has he not responded to the repeat
call for volunteers, il he honest il his profess
sons by their fruits Ne shall know them.
The political editor of the journal IS narrow
minded partisan. lie regard. the removal OFF,
political oppoueut from office. as OF far gseaieI
Importance than even the successful termination
of our national difficulties. If serious disaster
should occur 70 our arms. notwithstanding III,
dependency it would occasion AMI the necessity
ofa united eisor, on the par; Of the people tC
overcome H. above all should heal
the partisan squeal from HoEArirs CuRTIu,
NEwooAB. Judge DAVIS. why doa't YOU Civ,
Mr. REA his walking papers -
That is jus. the height and depth. aud length
and breadth of the Journals patriotism aud il
regard for the public welfare under 49, presen
editorial condact
Would Il not DO we'll for the Republican cen
teal organ to carefully CONSIDER the following
suggestions o: its Republican contemporary tn
Terre Haute Express, upon the necessity of
more tolerant spirit between heretofore polities
opponents in the present condition OF The eoun
tsy:
Never did the times demsud more inpeIious
the laying aside of partisan feeling. and nsiea
of the press Of the State flaming into fam
old party ha,reis. its sreate,, duty should be /
pour oil on the troubled waters. and unite th
people upon the one great idei-the one control
ing thought, OF how best 10 save the govern
ment