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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

Resolved That in the future a. IN the past We m
adhere with unswerving fidelity the Union under the
Constitution the only solid foundation Of cur strength
security and happiness people. and as framework
ofgov.rnment equally contucv the welfare ard pros
Perty Of all the State both Northern and southern
Resolved, That this Convention does explicitly declare.
the o the American people that alter -four years
o failure the Union by the experiment oi wer
durag witch under the preeRse % military necessity
power higher than the C0nstituon the Consultation
Itself has been disregarded IN every part and psnc Nd
eTy and private zhi alike tr0iden down, and he mate
rs prosperity oftbc country essentially impaired justice
humanity, liberty and the public welfare demand thai
immediate effort, be made for cessation 81 hosttics
With view to ultimate convention Of the States or
other pesceable means, 70 tue end that a. The earliest
practicable moment pea may be restored On The basis
Of tho Federal Onion OF the States
Resolved, That the direct interference et Tie military
authorities Of the United States IN the recent elections
held Keniuoy. Maryland Missouri and Delaware was
shameful violation Of the Constitution and repcuon
OF such acts IN the approaching election viii be held a.
revolutionary, and resisted with ell the means ana power
under control.
Resolved. Tha, the aim and object Of the Democratic
party preserve the gedeEal Jnon and the rights OF
consider that the Administrative usurpation OF eXtrsord-
nary and dangerous powers no, granted BY he Consu-
ton. the subverson of the civil BY military law IN states
nsurrccton the arbitrary military arrest, mPriS-
onment, trial and sentence OF American cfens IN nses
where civil law c<sts full force. The suppression or
freedom Of speech pres the denial OF the
right OF asylum the open and aSowed disregard Of state
rights the employment Of unusual test oaihs, and the
interference with and denial q the night OF the people to
restoration Of the Union and the perpeuaton 81 the
Government deriving IL just powers from the consent of
the governed.
Resolved That the shameful disregard Of the Admins
traton 20 s duty Ia respect 10 our fellow citizens wLo
are aud long have been, prisoners ot war Ia SUI
ferng condition the severest reprohsuon on
the alike Of public policy aud common humanity
Resolved That the sympathy of the Democratic party
heartily and earnestly extended 20 the sodiey ~ onr
army and sailors o. navy who are and haV been IN
the field and the sea- under the flag oi therccunty,
aud m the event aiming power, they will receive
all the care. protection and regard that the brave sol
ders and sailors Of the republic have 80 noby earned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
FROM buffalo.

BUTrALo, November Sit is reliably ascer
tained that the propeller Georgia has been pur
chased by the Confederates in Toronto 1t il be
ing strengthened and armed somewhere on the
Canada shore for the purpose OF sinking the
steamer Michigan snd Pratical excursions on
this coast She was ostensbly purchased by
house in Toronto for lumber trade She came
into Buffalo harbor on the I'd inst, to have some
part of her machinery repaired. but left soon sf
ter without any description of freight We sr,
prenared for her here
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

CArKo. November A hghf - fernticd D,
come rebel s;ra acgiers O. have taken plsce be.
tweeu portion - Forrest's command and Col
Hsica IL has upt been rlnhrmed aud = qrnb.
abv canam
he steamer Luminsry from New Orleans Toe
29ih arrived siihs large amount OF sugsr and
coffee Tor the government
Hurlbcit closet al the gambling houses. uu-
der penalty OF conhscstoH. tine, assignment
tO a regiment IA the field tsamsfer cook or
laboTer on iortihcauoHs or other public works
Cotton easier su1 lover.
The Sanitary steamer Dunleith has been
sunk The boat is total loss. The cargo will
probably be saved in damaged condition
The steamer Continental bring, s0 hslcs Of
cotton
The steamer Dunleth sunk i've miles below
Helena. on the 3lst ult. Most of her cargo will
be saved. but the boat is total loss
Eighteen deck hands drowned by the
sinking Of the steamer James White on Thurs.
day
The gunbost Undine captured at Fort Her
man. is reported 10 have fought the enemy six
hours before suirendering She had six men
killed and eight wounded, three OF them mortal
~. Among the wounded is Capt. Bryant Her
armament consisted Of eight - pound howitzers
She sunk with her bow lying on the river bank
but the rebels plugged the holes in her bull and is
using her as a gGnboat.
The rebels st Fort Herman are reported II,
600 strong with 10 pieces OF artillery
The transports Venus and Chaseman were cap
tured the same day the Undine The Pilot Of
the former reports she WAS riddled bv shells and
musketry Capt Allen and most of her crew
were killed, also, - soldiers on board the Chase
man. coming down just aftef
The rebels have three batteries within mile
above and below Fort Herman
Thirteen OF fourteen OF the crew of the Un.
due reported killed after they surrendered.
The steamer Joseph Pierce arrived from New
Orleans with COO bales Of co,toA
The dispatch boat Volunteer returned from up
the river, having taken the vote OF the Missis
sippi fleet
Fourteen hundred cattle lately crsssed the
river al Jackson point Tor the rebels
Lieut. Earle left Naichez on the 9th on m
expedition below.
ten. Hurburt ordered two one yssr colored
regiments for he defence of the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

The steamer. Evening Star and Merrimac ar

The steamers Evening Star and Merrimsc ar.
rived from New Orleans OF the 30th
Important military orders were published in
New Orleans One provides for the commence
meBt of cnrolIment IN the Department Of the
Gulf on October alsi All persons not report-
ing themselves Gill be arrested and punished
Another command. the city authorities 10 close
all gambling houses Gamblers who pay after
the lsi Of November will be assigned 20 active
regiment. a. tesmsteTs or cooks. Another pro-
vides for raising tso colored volunteer regiments
within the citv aud neighbotboOd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
Prom, Nashville.

NASHVILLE. November 5-A rebel force at.
tempted TO cross the Tennessee river at the
mouth of Bluewater and were repulsed nv the
Federal forces with considerable loss.
Three regiments Of rebel cavalry arc reported
between Decatur and Courtland
Forrest with 4 rebel cavalry force is reported
near Johnsonyille. which is sufficiently gsrrisoncd
10 rnnnI arr nffnck
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
from san Francireo

san FRANcIsco. November I've have no
news OF particular interest 20 report to-day.
Politics il the all engrossing subject ot public
attention throughout the State. Both parties
m.r .hslling their forces sud holding large
meetings in every place ot consequence.
Major General Kew who lately arrived here 10
writing aud speaking IN favor of Mcclellan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

1T LouIs. November 5-The steamer James
White was sunk Nt Island No. 10 in the Msss-
sippi river Her cargo. principally government
freight will probably be \ total loss.
The steamer Randolph was sunk yesterday at
the mouth Of Illinois river Lose not sscer-
tained.
Gov. Yates, of Illinois. and : r. Chase spoke
- II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
Eranl lonlsNille

LoruriLLE. November 5.-Trsins leaving
here in every direction are 6lled With furoughed
soldier many OF them sick and wounded. Most
OF them have tvelve. fifteen snd twenty dsvs
fnilnnah
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DAILY SENTINEL
National Democratic Platform
Of 1864.

TnE UxIox-THx CoxsTITUTIOS--PEAoE-P
Lie LIBERTT-rPEIvATE RIGHTs-FREE ELEe
TIoSs-A FRKE PREss-FRKE SPEEcH-TRIAL
By JuRY-TuE RIcHT OF AsrLux-JUsrIoE 20
oUK SOLDIERS.
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instruction and Practice.

The Instructors and Proprietors OF this College have
loyed large experience, both In practical Teaching and
actual Busness having experience CT heen years ~
the ne and for several years principal Teacher and
head ofthe actual Business Department of the Pough-
kcepse College To yodng men. who can devote but tive
or three months 10 study Ne would call their attention
this system Of Business Instruction and popular Edu
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Erom Dcuver CITY.

Dpxrrn CRY, November 5.-The official can
vass for the the State question shows 500
majority against the State.
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SOuth New Jersey Street.

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ufsrfurf.
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ETotn afro.

C,rSo. Aovember ) A fight is reported by
come rebel s;ra cglcrs to have mkeu plsce be-
tweeu portion - Forrest's cornTnand snd Col
Hsica IL has upt been rnnhrmed aud = prnb.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-20
From General Hunter.

NRw YoRK, June Is-The Herald's cor
respondent with Hunter, under date of the
l2th, says the army lie again advancing.
Dispatches from Lee which have been cap
tured, urge Imboden to hold out aud he
will reinforce him. Hunter is now moving
with view to countersct the movements
of the enemy, who are preparing to make
a strong defence at Lynchburg.
The Herald's Charles City Court House
correspondent says the enemy appear to
be completely mystifed by the last move
ment, and we're for "a hours occupying the
ground we left at Coal Harbor. He has
since made a forced march for Malvern
Hill, expecting us to occupy that; but that
was not in Grants programme.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-20

@THlYER & NoYEs' CrRous AND Me-.
SAoERr exhibited on the Island Saturday
afternoon and evening. Never did we see
such crowd as assembled underneath the
pavilion on Saturday afternoon. There
were not less thaa Eve thousand persoas,
men, women and children of all coiors and
conditions aud babies in arms by the
hundred The afternoon was intensely
hot and the sun poured down with great
heFcsnea upon the great tent full of hu
mainly which soon turned as red as the
"sn0u" ola turkey gObbler, and muslin aud
linen garments were completely saturated
with persPiatiOn. Thousands of fans were
aut'eFiDg, The pedisrs of circus water
Vemonad''l were yelling, and the babies
Hna the monkeys squealiug and crying.
Inc peops crowded about the ring SO that
mere WA'EFeat delay in getting ready for
Tue performance. Several persons tainted,
and all VIC could force passage through
Ie e'ONflett before the performance had
larry Commenced. In the evening the
crowd W"nOt SO great, and the exhibition
was witnessed with more satisfaction.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-20

LOUISVILLE, June 1stb.-A STAFF officer
from the front, reports heavy fighting
on our left. Blair's corps was stormin9
the euemy's works. Our whole army WAS
In line and firing along the entire 'front.'
The rebels are being slowly driven back
under FIRE. maiaIy artillery. Our loss Is
slight. Blair was reported south of the
Chattahootchie river on Wednesday night,
Johnston has massed his artillery 70 pre-.
vent our right from crossing. A severe
fight is expected there.
A rebel courier was captured Tuesday
night, with a despatch from Johnston to
Wheeler ordering him to destroy the bridge
which Sherman recently built over the
Etowah.
Jessup's rebel gang, numbering from
two to three hundred, attacked BsrdstoWn
yesterday morning. The garrison, %
men, surrendered. The rebels then moved
down the railroad and destroyed the bridge
and water station near Boston, thence west
across the Nashville Railroad, two miles
north of E!izabethtoRn. Rnd when last
heard from was going towards Litchfeld.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-20
8r Gs,legrapg,
The Fight near Long Bridge

NEW YORK, June ls-The Herald's cor.
respondent with the 9Th Corps, gives the
following account Of the fight near Long
Bridge -.
In crossing the Obickahominy Long
Bridge Crawford's division had the adj
vance. After crossing he at once pushed
forward to the heights on the other side
firmly establishing himself and then re.
NAMED till daylight, when other divisions
of the 9th Corps took positions near by
Here the Corps remained all day, but moi
without an independent and most brilliant
fight by OrsWford's division. The cavalry
is still in his advance, q portion sent in the
direction of Turner's Ford across the Chick.
ahominy, and some toward White Oak
Swamp crossing at the latter crossing
The cavalry came upon the 1st and 2ud
South Carolina regiments, Hampton's
Brigade, and being inferior in numbers sent
back for infantry supports. Crawford sent
Gen. Bates Brigade with instructions to
aid the cavalry and get possession of the
road and eutrench. Very shortly after,
Sykes Brigade went to the assistance OF
the first brigade, followed by Col. Charles
Brigade.
In some of the redoubts thrown up by
Mcclellan, the enemy had placed three
cannon from which they kept up Vigor-
ons smelling OF our troops. Three objects
were to be gained, the holding of Long
Bridge road, upon which were ali our trains
silencing the guns of the redoubts and
keeping possession of White Oak Swamp
Bridge.
Barnes battery, LIST N. Y, was located
so as to command the bridge and prevent
the enemy crossing over from that direc-
ton, and in the meantime the other bat
teries directed their FIRE on these redoubts
and the counter cannonading was heavy
and furious for awhile. Our cavalry got
out of ammunition at this time and were
heavily pressed and compelled to fall back,
which they did in considerable confusion
working through our infantry lines. The
infantry, notwithstsnding the cavalry panic
stood their ground and punished the pur-
suing cavalry severely as they came within
musketry range. The enemy's cavalry
numbered 5000. and fell back and did
not show themselves again.
From this time the fight was between
Crawford's division and the enemy's in
fsntry. It was half past P. NJ. when the
enemy's infantry arrived. A brisk Skin
mish ensued, and the enemy made an at
tack, but was so decisiVely repulsed that
they did not venture to repeat It.