Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-30
SEATE sTE VS.
The papers generally throughout the State
complain Of The long-continued drouth

The fort Wayne Sentinel names Col. Nor
man Eddy. in connection with the nomination for
Lieuteaant Governor
Col VIM Jones. of the 53d Indiana. who
Sa- killed in one OF the battles before Atlanta.
IS the man tor whom Mr. Lincoln split rails and
piled his vocation as a ferryman, while Old Abe
was citizen OF Spencer county Indiana IN
Ledger
Tie Terre Hsuie Expre.. laws tha, grange
ments have been made 20 secure the services of
Capt James Wilson. a @ NJ, to canvass the
Seventh Di-tric, ior he Republican nominee FOR
Congress. We suppose the government or the
Financial Bureau. will foot the bills
The Evansville Times suggests the name of
ID I Laird for Lieutenant Governor in place of
Judge Turpie. It saws:
Judge Laird is fine speaker. a gentlemen of
undoubtedly high abilities, and a sound and re-
liable Democrat The Democracy in this end of
the State insist upon his nomination. No man
IN Indiana will make better canvass, or preside
over the Senate with more dignity and Impair
TALLY.
- Cyrus NJ Allen, OF Knox county. is the
Republican nominee for Congress in the First
district In his speech to the convention, which
was held at Vineennes on the 9th instant. he
thus addressed his shoddy friends, and we quote
lis remarks from the Evansville Journal:
II addressed himself to the moneyed men es-
pecially. and urged them 10 take an interest in
this canvass, and asked, "lf this Government is
broken down. what i your property aud YOUR
money WORTH He advised the Unor men not
TO let their opponents put them on the defensive,
hat 20 charge home Treason, treason. Urea
son, on them
Mark the words He addressed himself to
the moaeyed meu especially The producers.
the working men. Col Allen, the representa-
tive of shOddyism, regards As only "bewers of
wood and drawers Of water" and in this
canvass only the interests of the "mOneyed
man" are worthy of consideration. And then he
saws the tactics of the Republicans must be to
charge treason, treason. upon their political
oppnnents Let il be remembered that these
sentiments come from a man who believes that
the Republican candidate for Governor is the
most selfish and dshones, politician that has oc-
cupied public position in Indiana and when
that fact is taken into consideration the sincerity
and honesty of Col Cyrus NJ Aliens decara-
tons upon public affairs will be duly appreciated
-Tnr DEMOCRATIC CONGESTION ~ THE srH
CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIor.-The Llfayrtte Ar
gus thus comments upon the character of the
Convention and its proceedings. which assembled
at Charlottesville OH the 9th ms.
The Democratic Convention at Craw forssville
yesterday was the largest and most enthusiastic
ever held in the Sin District. Over one thous-
and of the steady, hard working farmers OF the
District were in Attendance There were no
whire-cravated, kid fingered miscegenatng gents
present, but the sober thinking. solid tax paving
men of the country Men who have more inter
ct in the welfare and salvation of the country
than 10 attempt TO carry into effect an impracti
cable idea or policy. A determination was v~i
Ole upon every countenance that the voice of the
people, in the coming election, should be heard
and respected. Tyrants could not find willing
tools in their numbers end, if we are not mstak
en-. trifiBg should not be undertaken with such
men They ever ready to submit TO the will
and voice of the majority when their action is
tramelled or unbiased By the eiicts oftyrannical
rulers
The nomination of Mr.. Harvey for Congress-
was well received BY his own and the friends OF
other aspirants.
That Mr.. Harvey will be elected, if Democrats
90 their duty, there il not doubt. Mr. Harvey
combines all The elements of popularity As a
member Of the last 5 ate Legislature, he exerted
an influence. felt and acknowledged as potent,
both by friends and opponents. He will enter
the Congressional canvass with all the ardor and
determination at his command He is fully alive
ali the vital issues of the day and diScardins
all ofatOrical flights and hOurshes, will present
them TO the minds and judgment o: the people
in a clear and iOrcible manner. Nr. Harney'>
appointments for speaking will soon be announc-
ed. Every county and township of this district
will be visited, and It is TO the interest of The
party that arrangements should be made for
large and enthusiastic receptions Let no lag
gard be found in our party Life or death To
the Government, financially and politically. are
now presented to the people In their hands
rests the issue. Abolitonism. with war. and a
suhjugated and a divided people, or Democracy
and pence, with union. prosperity and happiness
Let the tocsn be sounded Up and at work.
Mr. Harvey. upon being called out previous to
the domination thus defined bis political creed:
L. | believe ia a Republican form of govern
menl under fixed Constitution to preserve lib
er;y.
, believe ouT system OF government. care
fully arranged by wise, il lot wiser men than
We are-declares a. the proper adjustment of
rights and powers TO be prcsery ed, the rights
OF The people, the rights Of The States, and 3,
the tights Of the General Government: and that
except hneTe the CoH-tltIttCH gives me Oeflerai
Government certain rights. they are reserved to
the State teaching Us that for all time
under our Constitution, to consider State rights
in the proper meaning OF thar term the palladium
at liberties
:. That in the principle and the policy induced
thereby, % Mr. Jefersons Inaugural address.
and the conduct Of hi adminiStr aiOn. found
the original ideas OF a free constitutional repu5
lican government. carried i3to practical effect,
and that those principles we're a sound and ma
ierial to-day. as when first announced. and it vas
our duty as Democrats and liberty lovers. TO stand
by them now
(. That We should shun the errors which rear
ed their front in Adams administration. and nov
their full form under Lincoln. Yet history tells
that. even in the CO initiating iufamy OF Adams
alien and sedition laws, which met the rebuke Of
An indignant PEOPLE, 10 such turpitude was shown
a IT, me acts 0f the present national administers
ton. We are assed 4 opposed 30 the VAT We
replied. the onus Is not Re neither began
nor are carrying on tue NAY Whea we are H.
power Nill irst seek the blessings of peace by
the immemoria usage OF civilized men-by
means OF honorable Diplomatic action When
that tails. God and our country for the result.
But in 80 doing We propose trucking TO ret.
els in arms Unlike the present Administration
which. IN the Argueles affair with Spain. the
Polish refugees With Russia, the Trent sfair
with England. the Port respect with France
truekieG 20 any and every foreign power which
HAD the nanliue>s 70 stand up wi;h bold front
against Mr. Lincoln snd hs fire eating advisers