Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-02
The. Repu bitcan Meeting I'm the GOV.
erhsr's Circle saturday Sight-rhe
Coffin Platform

erhor's Circle saturday Sight-rhe
Coffin Platform.
Moarox & Co. called meeting OF Saturday
night 20 ratifv the exposure Of the Sons OF Lib
-tty. The docunen, hal appeared in the morn
,.g's Journal with grand flourish ard il was
expected tina, IL would cause intense excitement.
40 thar the announcement Of meeting right
upon the heels OF The exposure would bring to-
sc,her al immense crowd. We accept the IL
mopCustion the test OF public sentiment in
regard 10 the estimate entertained BY the people
generally a. 20 the value Of DARLINGTON, Mon
roy. Hreurs 4 CO. terrible Developments of
treason in Indiana The meeting was 4 failure
in size. character and spirit Hut iew were pro-
cent. II would uot&uuber t~o hundred
and fifty all .old. including men. women and
children. notwithstanding j, announced that
the Soldier Friend. o. +. ", aud Judge
= .apEs would addres, il. The demonstration
~ss damaging failure. 1t gctter- NJ re-
garied H. Even Republicans could not Toe made
% believe TIM, more than one b,lt ct the people
of the State were plotting the overthrow 1T The
government. which they hai every interest 10
maintain.
There VA All incident connected with the
meeting which might be regarded a bath om-
nous and amusing No stand had been provided
20 speak from and two coffin boxes were pro-
cured FROM an undertaken by Tor the pur-
pose HE Excellsncy first mounted the rostrum.
After speaking tor awhile he looked down for a
,houghr. when he Suddenly espei what was be
Meath him His Exceilencv's nerve weakened.
Al abdominal nausea oveicame him. IL va IN
omen OF his future and the prospects of his party
that checked him. He gave way under the pres
sure. He could not feel comfortable upon such
stand Ii We may Judge itom the report in
he Journal, Judge HUeHEs vas likewise affected
Tor il says on being called 20 the stand he com
planned Of iudis?osi,icn
There are few point In The Governor :
speech. reported. IN which iires-' s'fen'ion.
wequo,e from the Journal:
The Governor paid his respects to the secret
society of which an expose wss published in sat
arday's paper. IL was secret and oath bos,Ld.
but 10 this ne made objection.
In this declaration the Governor ,rraien- him
self in favor o, secret aud oath bound political
vas that !, wa disloyal in - tendency, aud its
object wss The oveTthros OF the government =
What does his Exceiency mean when referring
to the government" Does lie Intend to con-
vey the iles ths, the Sons OF Liberty we're plot
ting the ovefthsos &C LINCOLN. MoRToS and the
eortup, party IN po~ers We presume he re-
gards .uch purpose eminen,ls 'iisloyal. Pulled
NJ wits lt'lc brief authority he Tina sines him
self % be the government oi Indiana. hence
he proaounces i high crime TO dive; him Of
Official power That l. his ds ot treason in
Indiana II liz h.G dropped our OF sight in one
the eosiu boxes which made hi- rosuum on Sat
urlSy night. the wheels OF government would
have performed ,l,eir revelations IS though he
I'D nefer lived
TIE Governor -s'd ihsi lie peace Of tie State
rnuss be preserved A05 be repF1bsted susrehy
and bleosisliei. 10 ibi- connection we direct AZ
tention to -ome remarks OF JUICE HceHrs which
ne find. r-porie. in Repuhlic.u organ. A. fol
lows:
The Judge ~as listened to With the closest
attention throughout, aud vs. freuueutlv cheered,
at one Tine with vim. when he aid he uishei
ne naiiifsrv commando al ia9is4. tor thirty
isys a exercise = little compulsory authority
over the nlesi q: the head Of H.. ts.ssonabl.. or
S.nizatoa that lIzd been thai CAV sxposesi L.
bad been told that he dare not advice he asstst
at PERSONS connected With ia. Order. hot he
lid: AMI intimsiel that lamp posts ~ers cxc..-i
ingly eeny euient Tor u-s in hanging traitor I'D
rebels II our midst "
This; sentiment. we ~ told. ras cheere'i ts
the crowd. Hanging. would suggest. j. =
double handed game Curses. ike chickens
come home 10 soosi." Aul ,hc men -io ini,iate,i
the game In France finally found their Own car
cases dangling from lamppos,s liz E,oeilencv
and Judge HreHts should nros, >, he lessons
of history.
Who gre jeopar.iizing tue public peace ia In
dians--tho encouraging contention. strife. blood
shed-if. fact. instigating in OUT midst the civil
gar Which i desolsting larse portion of the
iandf got Democrats. certainly. ior they have
given every evidence during the past three years
that they desired peace To preserve order. they