Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-04

The Jourusl Of Saturday makes the following
declaration:
I'VE know that the facts are within reach
whenever their publication is permitted and Gov
Morton rras informed, and Gov Bramlette ras
informed Of Vallandighams proposed return, and
of Morgan's movement in aduaRce
The Court organ charges that the return of
vAILsSDIGHAx and the the recent raid u Nor
movement of each was understood by the other
IL also asserts that the government was not only
apprised of these facts in advance, but also that
il was the purpose Of the friends OF VALLANpIG-
HAM to CO operate with MORGAN and raise the
banner of civil war in the North. II so, the
government officials were guilty of criminal
neglect for not taking steps in advance to
prevent these movements The fact is the
statement of the Journal is a lie manufactured
out Of whole cloth. Neither Governor MORToN,
Governor BRAxLETrE. or any other government
official knew anything about MoReASs raid until
he made his appearance in Kentucky, and they
did not know of VALLASDIGHAA's intention to
return home at the time he did until his arrival
at Hamilton announced by telegraph. Mo.
roN and CoMrASY were just rs much surprised
over the Intelligence of his coming home as was
every body else. What says the Journal in cor
roboration of this view of the case:
THE United States authorities are 30 perfectly
Indifferent to Vallandigham's power for mischief
that they let him come and bior
Currycomb says the United States authori-
ties let vallandigham come home and LIOp.
Does not this insinuate very plainly that
the United States authorities invited Mr..
VALLASDicBAM's return or gave him intma-
tons that he would not be molested if he
should come back? II there is any meaning in
language, no other construction can be placed
upon the statement OF the Journal. SO il APP
pears that the United States authorities aud Mr.
VALLASpIGRAN were in completely in reference
to his recent return to Dayton, and we draw this
conclusion upon the authority of the Journal, an
organ of Mr.. LINCOLN
One thought more in this connection. as our
friend Governor WRIGHT in he habit OF say
ing We ask our Republican friends if the
fresh Editor of the Journal Is not little daft!
IL not, is he not INSCRIPTIONS that he had
rather lie than to tell the truth when the truth
would serve his purpose betterg There is not a
sincere Republican in Indiana-we mean those
especially who are blinded by partisan zeal-but
who thinks that the United States authorities
were not only ignorant OF the intention of Mr.
VALLASpIeHAN to return. but that il was their
duty to promptly arrest him Yet the Journal
tells US that the authorities were not only cogni-
zant of his movements, but winked at them
Another thought: Mr.. VALLAypIGHAM wa.
banished for bloning. This was the justification
for IT,
Now We are told 6y the Journal man that
the United State authorities perfectly in
different To VALLANpIGHAN's power for mischief
that they let him come home and blor" They
send him out of the country on account Of his
power to do mischief and then they let him come
home because they are so perfectly Indifferent to
his power for mischief Now. if the readers oil
the Journal can swallow such stuff there can be
no other conclusion but they are willing to be
guled by - donkey
In conclusion, We challenge the Court organ
to produce the proof THAT Governor MoRroN
ras informed, and Governor BRANLErTE was in
formed OF VALLAxDIGHAN proposed return and
of MoEGsS's movement in advance and if So
why they did not step in in adranee to prevent
either or bothl
Go ahead currycomb