Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08


We have the most cheering ne~s from all parts
Of the State. The people are aroused To a sense
Of the dangers which threaten our Institutions.
The humhlest of our citizens comprehend these
dangers. snd are resolved to apply the only cor
receive AZ their disposal-yo;ing out their faith
less public servants. MoRTos aud LINCOLN. They
have both been tried and found wanting
We have no hesitation in declaring that q. +.
MoEros has been, and Is to-day. the mos; de..
perate and INSCRIPTIONS politician that ever dis
graced political station In Indiana. From the
date Of his first apos;acy from the Democratic
party. and bis advocacy Of the Know Nothing
faction and its proscriptive dogmss. be has been
head and front Of the yilest conspiracies against
public liberty. lie hss stopped # nothing TO Sc
complish his purposes.
In is54-5. in those dark DAYS Of religious per.
secution and war upon the Teutonic and Celtic
races. MoKroS vas conspicuous as a partisan
voting with the Know Nothinss against the
Democratic party. which had always boldly stood
firm in defense Of the adopted citizen ana his right
q vote or hold Office. The record ofhis spostscy
In 1854. when that proscsiptiye. secret oath bound
patty sven, the State. is too fresh IN the r~eeOlcc'
ton OF tho people to DE ~ soon icrgotten. That
vac the year chosen BY o ? NoRrcS 20 aban
don iac Democratic party. lie lofs il "like a
thief ia tho night" aud whether he e~oEspired
With then, in their midnight orgies. In some gar
ret. cellar or DRY cistesa Hrdc. ground. IS not 20
material a. the main fsct--fbc he roted me- same
ticket a. GoDLovE s. Darn. SCHUYLER CoLFsx.
RIcHAnD W. THOMPSON. DAVID KlLGoRs, and
other heads ani leaders of-he German ard Irish
hating kboe Noihings OF IniSns. We have
not a particle of doubt in our own minds that he
took al their horrible osths in secret. But IN &
we do not assert Of our own knowledge, Tor that
knowledge vas impossible owing TO the secret
chambers OF the lodges being properly
guarded"
1, is sufficient to know, that by his rots for
that proseriptire ~faetion. be sanctioned their
principles-taar he declared var agsiust reli
gious liberiy-thst he pu, the mark Of ~disqusli-
hcation upon the noble rnigrsnts who sought
an asylum on our shores-ths. az declared them
his nferiors-men who could not be- trusted with
The RICH, of voting. till a publication of twenty
one years had ssncti6ed them As citizens. This
vas his Erst departure from the political faith of
hi earlier years. Such a vote va $ Sitting
baptism for the apostate aho deserted the party
OF JtFysssoS. and NsDisoS. and JACKSON. to
make bis home With secret couspirators sgainst
the constitution OF he country. But he loves
the Germans and Irish nor, Yes he is- hypo-
critic A. eel A. a prosecutor
Since the breaking out OF this ssr. Governor
MoRroS has used al appliances to divide tho
people OF this State. To throw suspicious over
the Democracy OF Indiana, has been. from FIRST
10 last. one OF his chief aims. He has in.
ausurated a system Of political aud social pro-
scrip,ion 10 this State disgraceful 70 bin as q
mis-transceadentlY base in him a. a Governor.
With the instincts Of the mercs; partisan, be Is
incapable Of nsiag 10 the dignity of the s,ate
man. He would see the public roads OF the State
run in blood rather than abandon any OF the va
g.ries which lie a, the bottom Of his masters
policy. Processing 70 be the Governor OF 10
disns. he ha- allowed the LINCOLN administta-
ton to lord it over thi. veoTle-'o SCI their
constitution and laws - defiance. aud ID make
Indiana a province TO the great centralized DIS
posism At Washington. We snoN 81 40 man
less capable OF Bringing peace &c our border
than Mf MoRroN. HIS whole policy divides
out cannot unite oug people he should retire
AMI gise place 70 a MAJ OF brsias. aeaIt. kindly
feeling snd patriotism We awe had enough Of
nismsnagemeni a, - sesi o. the State .overn.
nea; The people have dseroed a Oh nge iad il
cannot come too 500.