, 1864-08-21
CtTIHt WAR I'm INDIANA
TklEkEATETED.
CoppcrhcHd P1ot-DeHocr7ts Alarmed
How. tie Ou1brcaK v ~ Postponed.

IspIaAeu11-, Aug. 10, 1851
Facte just come t, light put u ne y lace on
the Address Of the State Central Committee
OF the Democratic party. Its session Of swo
ptril On the one hand Tes the detection Of
The Peace wing Of the party from Its non
committsl nominees, which had assumed
such alarming proportions that the secret
Order proposed re7olution at once. There
were present at that meeting Of the Commit
tee such Copgressmen as VOORHEES,, who,
more tpan year ago. proposed to eet;le the
Issue between his friends and the Govern.
rnent by the sword. Joseph E. Edge1ton, Of
the Fort Wayne District. Was also with the
Commtttee. Qn the 6th q lane. 1853, he
In Ohio and Indiana, and eaid: The end OF
these sets Of despoiism must come, eith=r
By Mr. Lincoln's Administration wholly
abandoning them, Or ~ TIER ss,tsta"es BY ~
people tsvr UNTO dtdh. such were the men
ton planned BY the Sons Of Liberty, who
d1ed the 10th Of this month for seizlng Gov.
Morton and otheE officials, getting possession
Of the a1senals, doerat1ng rebel prisoners,
establishing provisional goveEnm* mt, aud
thus army Ing the Northwest In rebellion,
Bingham Of the IStn.inel, and Ristins, State
Auditor, were called up betore the Count.
tee, and admitted they belonged to the o.
der, but they were not In the inner circle,
ano cid not Know Of the plot.
Mcdonald returned from the North on Sat-
nrGas he met lie commitfce. and Il. II.
ncdd and + G Walker. State Aesnt at New
VorE per. called hetnra them ~ flrst tuev
rera def,snt mt .dm;rts6 The revn}otion
! had ben planned. Athon was to be Provu
~ .oaat ti,n .. rai,uhos a1,a r1nn,nns.,
rs re- eAme ine -. m,na,s anu hs1 =.
unao, ano tss S.s. ~. eaa at'I IJn,conhs ri.t
e.. .ess15 Ss n snS $500 -, ria n,ot We.
~, SsnaI - In nnda .Horm.nFF F F+eo,ns a.
!: ffH4 H. an.werrn. 1n ..6n,r - ~ fnrni,ds and
=; ro,o-.nss u ..Theeo ore cnnnrh y s.id Wr.
D.; veterans ns aasfe Ut ate a enoa;o, "a ss.a . sas.
! ueue2 e..sa ,.aae IN ~, sts,e' w Wv '""'
! W.T. Wn0on.'a w ara a3h.rs of the f.orn,ttee
| nro,eet,.e .,asnst wTo'n,inn NOW A. MAD.
ptotsetes os,i ;, ~ Taaa :, s.ra .arr.t
n.s sno rss.na ~ n h1s su,tor;fp - nr.rd
; GC,, Gaa, ~ Ss,sna ~ NJ "a xsr3nrs 1,a,-as ~
SeWnauoe'' oaS 81. A"s Tsa ~tsso,. y
4fAs 1,,d tha 1H,o n.sse1 m E;thnnt ~
o,Gt;s nsa ~ xi.ara @ 49, - fna o,dn- WV
e1Taen Th;. ,e1.ta1,on ,hr1vs ~ @ rrW i;cbt m the
! advice Of tbs State Central Committee to the
| CoppefheAdk to form open armed Organize
! tlnus, aud proves Inst The whole intent ID to
put. IN the name Of II =, ~ ms IN 1ae hauds OF
! Dcrnocfate, AND then maze THEM altes OF tns
! eectet orues III fesoiution T1lcu ass ueen
postponea ior mote gonte1lens oppo!aai'
y. heanttmc. In &C Coppe11c2Qs WALL etflse &
for q provoeAtion fur civil wne
R,ght in the ,aee OF Mcdonald e knowledge
of The existence Of this secret order. and il
fntenaf11 rrvolnf,nn. Wtirh At Ria dan .nd /,
poetPonta, ae seeefee y III pool1s AaA. NC III ."
nonn'cs su.u. - ~.
; Inc o1ec!oeu1ca Aso p1use tne Petee mis-
Aoa OF s.n1eis O 20 = ntt, snAm, "aoss soA
rapge for a rebellion in tie Northwest.
! also learn On urdoubted authosltS thu
I'm. FINN 3hr E,chth nistr1cf i,e.en Inso
i e%,tM tt.~ +a-.x - r..-. fro., trc r..h.