, 1864-08-24

paseloEe " tAt luousaHte Of dIa0j al ashe
rents OF that party ard canro be justified b,
arr event that has transpired size. the out
ofeak Of the rebellion. 1t mean; vIoleace
nor less. ~'>
Governor Morton, ever awake to the bes,
interests Of the Whole people, immedt4telg
issued proclamation, which was pnh,i 4
IN Tuesdays Journal and Ga=st., derlarine
that "tht assumption that there Is a we'll.
founded apprehension that thnss in authority
N this State will interfere by military foecee
With the freedom Of elections, is ab;p,a:eg1
dhd sc!ckesly falte." Further, he dsffs "shee
authors Of this docn neat TO point too Sin.
File act giving color to thus. wicked nud fota.
mons charge, or to ehoH 4 single instance in
Which he has tsi'cd to exercise thu Executive
power for the protection OF persous and
property, ana eocial and civil rights, aithout
regard 10 parties or politics" In eoociu.
sion he says: 81 60, therefore, warn t,,e
people Of the sta:c against accspttrx t1e evil
counse! they have rtceired; tn abstain from
n]l military organizations looking. dire1:tlY ar
Indirectly, to resistance to Feastal or State
authority; to nbsta1n from au scaelnes Of re-
sistance 10 the laws, saa1 from all organiza-
tlons or conbirations, political or mifis4rS,
tnce md duty to tile Government of tGe
United States. The men who would in nveirlc
| them into such schemes Or combinations are
| PoWe1less to protect them against danger.
| and wonld undoubtedly be the lrst to dessre
! them in moment Of peril" And be closea
by.sa3ing, i'll reference to the draft, thst
while the execution of the conservation net
assignment Of quotas, DC, belo:n. to Fe5e.
raj and not to State authptity, yet that
"eyety e1ertion hes b.en and 1oiN be made by
the State authorities to secure the correction
Of errore, and see that full Justice Is done to
the State and every part thereof" This ad-
drees throughout waa only tAe utterence Of
patriot, snd while 1t eyinced . firm deter
mtnatiou to zee that the laws should be en-.
forced and peace maintained. 1t entreated all
elasEts ut citizens to nnita with md a,atat
Lin In carrying ont snch determination. OF
course 1t pf0FoEed the snecfs OF TIC atsIoya},
but 1t gayc assurauce to our cit1zeps thasany
att:npt ut q revolt would bc sxm1nari'F
dealt with
The week passed away rather qul.tly, the
arrival Of tile 9Th Massachusetts regiment
and the shooting, on two evenings, at the
guards stationed at the Arsenal beip. about
tie 0nli tniDEs that provoked renafk Fri
day night 1t was ~ seefta1uc3 that Il. &. podd,
OF the fill Of q. Il. Doda g. Co., job print
crs and bookb1nuess, but more widely
known az 1hs Grand Commander Of tie
Sons Of Liberty FOR the State OF Indiana..
had suddenly lett Ior Minnesota, not intend
ing to return mill a3yer the Chicago Con-
Tention. But about O'clock lat hight the
Whole city Wss'excited By tho ramor that
Lumber Of hexes Of revolyers had heer.
found In m up stairs room OF Dodd d Co.'s.
printing Office and th,at The Government
lad taken possession Of them. LoYal men,
knowing the character OF the man, readily
believed It.. Nentral men thoueht dozen
or so OF pistols had BEEN found, A1d tho uu-
fnI!tited Coppereead6 tlatly denied 1t, But
>}t 1as Ill true, and more too. Up to the
present writing thirtJ.two cases, containiog
four bundled bfan new navy ruyolyer5, aud
210. COO pounds Of ammunition, lave been
Esized aeu taken from Dood's Office By the
Provost Guard d number Of ritiei mus
kcte, swords. aud box mil Of the papers
snd records Of the Sons Of Liberty. have
also been found and taken care OF, It has
BEEN nsceTtatned that these arma are bat
portion Of &c, COO stand Of muskets aud rcyol-
reEs which y c1e purchased for the cur ose of
afmtug coppt rotads Of indiana, Mtddletown,
Conp., and elsewhere, some time slnce.
steamers Granite State and Hartford City
sSmetao weeks ago. The boxes were con
signed to John J. Parsons, who Ia partner
Of Dodo's 10 the printing business. All day
Yesterday Sunday, the street in front Of
Dcdd,s Office was thzonged with an eager
tue removal OF the arms In Uncle 8am'o blue
wsgons. John ]. Parsons and Charles Hutch-
tneon, partners of Dodd, and W- N. Har-
risop, Grand Secretary Of the Sons Of Libcr-
ty in the State, have been arrested md we're
taken to the guard house yesterday after
that Doda himself had been arrested in New
York On the strength OF q telegtaphIc dis
patch from this city, but It had no Ounde-
1ion In truth, as Dodd Is known to be in
Minneeota.
Gen. Carrington is absent, having gone to
Columbus to bury his little son, Morton,
who died a few days ngo. When he returns
the Whole matter will UNDERGO a thorough
investigation, and prompt measures will be
taken to punish the guilty PARTIES. Copper
meets IN the Streets s' have Taa' yefy er ,ops oa
tacce, to say tbs 1eost. The fact Of this
large amount OF arms being slowed
sway in this city, and accessible only to tue
sa3, e|ahs fiHs|fdzlas!nns. zlas ns
cert addreEs of the Democratic Central Com
m1ttec calling on the people to make thor
oush armed organization, ought to be sut}i-
e3ingto tue Democratic party to knowledge
OF where they stand and who theirassoc,utes
are, and to satisfy them that the rumors Of
CopPsFhead conspiracy to kiualc the lrss
OF civil wsr in free lnaiana, arc not Abolition
lies. hnt sad facts. The affair has created
erent1y cxctt:d in q long time. and there Ia
but ene feeling, that Of utter condemnation
aud execzattop, perVadinE nearly all cIasses.
It ie fearsd by the authorities that like In.
stal1meDt Of arms has reached Fort Wayne,
and that, owing to the fact that there are no
reach OF the Government. "Quen d:us puH
Is,dr re prins fert Mt at" Is an old sa5 Ing, and
1t eecms to be fully e1empliasd IN the con
duct Of the Copperheads In such Instances as
this.
This letter is already 60 long that can hut
trjffy notice 1seser matters. Rsv. Wm ",
Cnrry hos been nominated By the Union m IN
for Congress In the I'd District. He is Chap.
lain Of the SD regiment, and is now at the
tr9nt. The telegraph made bis name read
Rev. VIM ". Chaplain" Morris Morris,
Esq, one Of the old settlers Of the city, died
on Tuesday last, at the rioe nge Of 81 Years.
The Mexican General, Lahorden, aecompa
MED by q number Of his stat, is IN the city.
He brings letters ofintroductfon to Governor
Morton. His etay will be short, US he Ia on
his Way East. The reception OF the SD ust
German regiment) last Monday by the au-
thorities vas an imposing affatr, Portions OF
OF the 18th and 24th regiments, who have
not re-enllsted, were also present. md parti-
cfpated in the occasion. The 32d left for
under Gen. Hovey, chasing the remnants Of
JotDson's guarillas.
Gov. Morton has recently caused to be
iseued pamphlet OF forty-tWo pp.,ts Ing
forth the Inducements held ont by Indiana to
encourage emigration. It is from the uble
pen Of hr. 3. I, Sulgrove, and will be print
ed aas various languages and sent to tor
eign countries for grutuitous distribution.
Tbs doiDgs oi the Sanitary Commission
amouuds received anu shipped, the cash re-
ceipts being s., 81, and cash expenditures
81, ,3GGSj.
One Of the leading features OF the ap-
proachi1g State Fur will he bazaar under
the direction OF the Sanftsry Commission,
soldier. Dnr