Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

.ll Il return TO the oonssssssioa aid is~sf Are
I'll those Who do not agree with them 10 enter
upon that deliehsfd future which hss bera ~
onsn ~ bmssie1y psedicsed bs The Executive
OF this State and msny of biz appoin'ee-y That
future 10 you and meis death. eonA-saios Of our
property. 7rsrvssiou of osr children. tho -iosced
nsrr'sps sfosv hs;ss 70 their nsw made colo,ed
brethren IN arms.
~ these men he prolone>d in power they mus,
either consent 90 be content a. exercise the power
delegated By the people. or. b, the Gots. the,
must prove themselves phyricsiiy the stronger
Ihis position u demanded BY evervtrue member
OF 'h. fraternity. Honor. life. aye. more than
NE. The wives and daughters demand ~. and n
you intend to make this org anixstion of any prsc
teal value you will do one Of too things. either
take steps to work the political regeneration OF
the party With which We are affiliated up 10 this
rS"dstd. or. relying upcl eurfe,es. determine
al once our plan II action
IL nigh, be askes! nov shall men be coerced
TO 60 to war. Ia = mere crusade TO free negroes.
ana territorial sggfandxemenif shall our reo-
pie be taxesi ga carry forward ~nr OF emsnc-
patton. miscesenation. eonhscstion or exterm-
bationf
Ia would De the hap.iesf dsy OF my life If
could stand up with spv considerable portion If
my fellow men and Kay. No, another dollar. not
another mai fos this nefafious war. But the
views and suggestions Of exlled VaIIandleham
will be OF greater consequence 20 YOU than nv
own. He says 10 you. the only issue now II
peace or war. To the former he Is committed.
and cannot. will not retrac,. lie tells We not 60
commit ourselves 10 men A. well IS he love-
and much as he admlses the little hero McClel
Ian. he would have the Chicago Convention ~ct
with unirsmmeled freedom lie reasons that
the spring Campaign will be more disastrous TO
he han
That by July the increased cali for troops, the
certainty Of prolonged Wharf.-The rottenne-s Of
the financial system. detection of border State
troops, the spread and adoption Of the principles
OF this osgarz.flou. will all tend to bring con
aervative men TO one mind.
lie anticipates that the deliberations Of the
Chicago Convention will no doubt re harmoni
Gus. aud that il nominees will carry a majority
OF The adheriug States. thinks that government.
o. tie one-tenth ptocii nation will vote al sece
del States. and overcome Us; aud says II this
northern people do not inaug urate The men thus
duly and legally chosen. they will he wanting IN
their manhood and spirit that should characterize
freemen. He wishes 10 distinctly understood, nj
though pressed from various quarters. that he will
not consent 10 the use ot his name before The
convention for nomina don but thinks In caee
We succeed that he will be entitled ~ have a
place In the cabinet. may he get IL. aud not say
like General TaSltr. that he has mo friends 10
reward aud no enemies To punish lie cunnscls
late action ON the part OF State Cony .nlons:
thinks Ohio i called too soon. nd ising that Ia
diana should have hers. say first OF June lie
finally judges that the Washington po~er will not
yield up IT. power until Il l. taken from them by
an indignant people by force of arms lie ini
mates that partics men aud iuie, esls will divide
into two classes, and that conflict will cnsue Tor
the mastery
"sons of Liberty" afisel the day J. rapidly
"A Il. ..I
your promises "a YOUR country The furnace j.
being heated that will prove your sincerity --the
hour Tor daring deeds u not distant---,t the
watcbwofd bee onward And let the results blcsr
mankind with republican government. In this our
beloved lind. to their latest postctity
Rrronr of tur r,SASer COMMITTEES
To the Grand Council Of Iadiana'
Your committee beg leave To submit To- hi.
honorable body tho following report;
Il being OF the grcaicr, Importance that the
otaud Council be amply provided With the he
eessafs means To meet the urgent deAani upon
H. NJ this period 1T IL organic existence and that
without sufficient funds IA IT. treasury, no per-
manent or systematic organization ~ the State
can be Effected We would urge upon every Pr
rent Temple. which has rot already responded to
the previous assessment OF so made by the
Grand Council az each county or Parent Tenn
pie. the necessity ~ meeting that demand with
an annual fund Tor the u-e Of this Grand Council,
that each county or Parent Temple be requires
o. ply into the treasury at the Grand Coumil.
the first Monday IA Nay. ls6t. and annually
thereafter, Until otherwee ordered hy the 6raud
Conncll-ior each member In the County who
has received the first degree. tho sum Of twenty
eeuls This assessment 10 include all members OF
the : OF L.. In each county throughout tho
State. whether members 81 the Parent Temple.
OF the subordinate Temples throughout the
townships.
Aua they would recommend that the demands
of the Supreme Council on this Grand Council
be paid out oi the funds 10 be provided by the
foregoing assessment, And they would also 10
commend that the Grand Treasurer be required
To give bond In double the amount of money tina,
may com. into his possession by virtue of his Of
flee. conditioned Tor the faithful performance of
his duties. Such bond to Toe given 90 the Grand
Commander. on OF before the first day of May.
1s6i. aud afterwards. upon entering upon the du-
ties OF that office.