Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-02

which "a. published 90 tie country yestefd'y
morning, caused no litile surpri-e. Il cane Ike
clap Of thunder in a cloudle.s SKIS The as-uf-
snce vas given when the lat draft for three
hui.dred Thousand vas ordered. that that weuhi
be ample Ia crush out the rebelion-Whrh the
public authorities assured IA tten. as ihet do
now. Was upon it, last leg About the hrst of
Decemher last IL wss announces. semi-othciaily
that in three months from thar peri"d armed re
eeIlion II esst you'd be sebdued
OF the fth day Of December last. about two
month. ago. Governor MoRrox. then just re
turned from Washington aud New York. ad-
dressed great war meeting held g Masonic
Hall. IN this city. HIS EIeelleucy remarked.
with great emphasis and dignity. - i''loWs:
The great bnsine-- OF hand now Wa r.iSiue
troops tor Indiana. This Houid BE- tn last call
Tie rebellion WIS rapidly drawing to e close He
thought "a 81 three mouths or At most IL months.
would see the var trlumphsntiy closed Indiana
had responded 70 the demands Of the General
Government IN the prosecution OF the var
promptly Shall We now Of the conclusion Of
he uar. when tie bouniies offered enormous
shall laditna now prove ltggardT
Let each msn dO his duty; here where unwonted
prosperity obtained be desired all To step iorw rd
aud give him their individual aid that draft
should not occur in Marion county. Otherwise
the draft must cs'me. AMI all must submit
He also remarked chat probably the soldiers
nov eulisting might never 20 To the field =
These were the promises that induced the
people of indiana. individually and in their mu-
niepaI sud county organizations 10 come forward
and with great Iibcrairy offer the bounties to
IL r.
teering With exir5orjin nary eff,r that quota
has been about raised. but now more IS required
Still further sacrifices are demtndeJ when the
Governor Of the State, evidently speaking by
authority. expressly declared that the call then
made would be-rhc ltsi. and 'htn that.
that probabl, the soldiers enlisted under that call
mf.ht never 20 10 The field But il agpear. not
withdrawing ths-e fair promises. that not
vet at thu coBclu-ion of the Two Of the
three months have expired when the people
were promised that hev should ''see the war
,rinmphanty Closed 4" Now It appears, accord
Ing 10 Republican authority. That drilling.
in,ihcient policy has thus fat characterized tie
coaduct Of the war. aid demand IS mide Tor
more errfgy AMI yiPer in it, management. 20
that it -souli be virtually ended within The cur
rent year The Cincinnati Gazette leading
Administration o'gsE. makes the following com
n.en'- upot the draft just orlerei, which are
worthy Of consideration. IL say:
II i manifest that tbi- war should be Virtual V
eiriesl Within the current year. IL = the popular
im;He>> thn my be thus ended Iiut to
give the rehe lion finish ng blow III the approach
ing campaign. s,f armies must he promptly and
largcl, recrditei; not his the re-cnii-t'ng at vet
Grams. figuring IN quotas ou paper but by
furnishing new. iull grown. stout lighting men
men w:lo viii connt in the field ~ well a or the
np-tsr roll This j. the most economical way
both ~ regards booi aud treasure to end The
war To dribbie along. IRE hare been dining FOR
o year past. calling Tor thHee hundred Thousand
men, lui receiving City thousand; ordering "A
draft ail.l then postponng IL, aud hnaiiy, exc
cutting il in spots l. a waste at time OF men aud
ol menus IL i-import,nt therefore. that rev
leaf should be turnei once; that the army
SHOULD he speedily reinforced To the strength
deemed necessary 10 give the stage airing rebellion
ahni-hns III then u IN trch over its PROSTATE
carcass aad make Clean work af the business du-
risy the summer This cannot be done with our
pte~eut army; hut il NV be done nv adding To
the troops now 10 the field. the men which
this l'st order j. intended to bring forward.
Every demand of the Administration for men
anal money has been promptly met The party
IN power in that regard is without excuse for is
failure =" overthrow the rebellion But upon the
heels of this experience the country i advised
THAT new Leaf should be turnel ut once: that
the amy should be speedily reinforced - the
strength deemed necessary to give the staggering
rebellion finishing blow" This has been said
over AMI AZ IA during the past three years.
only 10 he renewed =, the expiration OF every few
months Now We are. Toll that five huudre /
thous,n are necessary to make &c Il. work al
the bns,. rs during The summer Yet
tso months an Governor MoRrnx referring to
the call for three han,lrci thaus ,ud additional
irpo,ss: assured the ,eoie 'hat L would be the
last r,li suJ that probably the soldiers enlstiug
unher II mi .tt never 90 TO the field
Bu, enough Either the Administration his
willulls deceived the people. eise It Is sorely
deficient in sagacity and administrative ability
wh,' c,uhlerce can the country place in such
an administration Of public al .irs. or whit right
h., il TO ask the public conf leace in he i,cc OF
such a recntdy There j. al old adice which
reads thst il begcsr is put upos horseback he
will ride to the devil rapidly, and it, tru,hiulne>s
has been exempIifed by placing the Republican
party IN power Under it, rule the country.
with its boosted tree institutions have been going
to DESTRUCTION with railroad speed but il appears
little more "dribbling'' i. necessary 70 reach
the end