Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-17

The Louisville Journal. commenting upon
the advantages Of policy, by the adminlstra-
tion which will concilia,e the elements which
have heretofore oppose H. remarks that there
men who invested with extraordi
nary powers. aud are intoxicated with the fumes
Of sdulaton which arise around them, so that
their judgment is staggered. To all such &C
commend moderation. and We will enforce il in
the language of their party friends Colonel
FoRSEY, whose relations most confidential
with the administration, and who has the con-
troll Of the Philadelphia Press and the Washing
ton Chronicle. as the accredited organs of the
President and mia Cabinet SAYS. In the former
paper
lit is our part, as victors. TO harmonic our
triumph. We the dominant party in the
North. and We must make our victory the
means OF restoring and Strengthening public sen
timent. We are one people. We live under
one dag. Our happiness and the happiness OF
our children depend upon the stability of the
government. We have therefore other duty
remaining but 10 continue in the path We have
chosen. aud, following out this war to the end.
endeavor TO unite all men in its support. The
victory of today teaches us loyalty. orbearsnce.
harmony. and Union. Let us accept it in this
spirit"
The above vas written by an old Democrat
but recent convert to Republicanism. We
have another article from the New York Even
ing Post. paper about as old as the present
century. always claiming to be Democratic. bu,
an original Freesoil organ in 1913. when its party
sacrificed LEWIS CAss by running VAN BuRES
and G. FRANCIS ADAMS. Ii Of course fell natu
rally into place when the Republican party was
started in 1856. with FRkxosr for its candidate
upon the foundation Of the Freesoil Democracy
which in 1852 had given HALE lis support in
twenty States. being the eaven of the presen,
domineui party. The Post thus surveys the
field of battle after the shock Of arms has sub
sided:
III General Mcclellan had been successful in
this political contest We should have taken him
at his word Union man. and lesnt a ready
support 10 bis every measure looking toward a
confirmation of our national unity We should
have endesvored to strengthes his arms against
that faction Of his friends who are looking in an
other direction We shall now expect as much
from bis friends in regard 10 Mr Lincoln Let
IA have 40 moro of these miserable party dis
pu,es-of this most miserable party spirit. Our
country demands cur united efforts. Let u Join
then. 10 the determination tn prosecute the war
with all our energies. aud by every military
means n our possession But IN order 10 show
tLat aim Is not but peace. let Us. with
every renewed effort of our arms. stretch forth
rev overtures 81 reconstruction TO the misguided
muititudes of the South. who following the
igHis fafHEs OF secession into thicker darkness
and deeper boss OF misery aud ruin .
Let u have the ioTbearance TOR which Colonel
FoENKr pleads 10 BIZ party a. victors. and let all
those who opposed Nr LINCOLN adopt the policy
which the Post SAWS il would hsve adopted it
Gen MCCLELLAN had been successful. lend A
ready support 20 escry measure Of the admins
,ratiou looking toward a confirmation OF our na-
tionsl unity. and endeaVor Ito strengthen bic
arms against that faction OF his friends who are
looking 10 another direction" We adopt in IL,
tulles, force another sentiment of the Post.
which would have been denounced as copper
headlsm" had IL appeared before the election:
In order TO show TIA, our aim i not war but
peace let W. with every renewed effort of our
arms stretch forth ne" overtures OF reconsIruc
ton TO the misguided multitutes OF the south =
As the sword and the Koran were carried bv
MAHoxEr. so the LOYAL armies Of the United
State should carry the sword in ore hsnd and
che Constitution In the other.