, 1864-07-30
FRONI INDIANAPOLIS.
Indiana State, Political and military
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T,ibune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T,ibune.l
IND1ANAroI1s, Friday, July 70.
Treason and traitors seem to flourish in
Indiana. Through the vigilance Of the Gov
eminent detectives, the order Of the Sons Of
Liberty has been exposed, and its teachings
and its supporters have become known and
marked. There are 12,000 members in 1ndi-
ana It is military order, and its prose-
lytes are bound by solemn oaths. Its fanda-
mental principles are that the present rebel~
lion is only carrying out srue Democratic
principles, and that It is not only
the right, but the duty, Of the North
to revolutionize and By force OF arms
overthrow the present Administration Of
tile Government. A full expose has been
made, and u complete history OF the order,
with all Its passwords, signs, grips, unwrit-
ten work, together with Its book Of constl-
tutions and laws; will be Published to-mor-
row morning in the Journal, filling fourteen
co1unlne. The officers Of the Order In 1t are
as follows: H. II. Dodd Of indianapolis,
Grand Commander; Horace Hettren of sa-
lem, Deputy Grand Commander; ". ".
Harrison Of indianapolis, Grand Secretary.
The expose is written by one who knows
what he says, and will be faithful and accu
rate, and. 1t Is believed it'will:1o much to-
WORDS opening the eyes Of the people as to
Whit these peace sneaka are working for.
An interesting correspondence has recent
II taken place. The nominees on, the Cop
perhead ticket addressed q letter to the Coy
ernor proposing to-: join with the Union
Candidates In asking Of the authorities at
Washington that all legal voters among In
diana soldiers be fhrloughed home and allow
ed to vote at the coming State election. Gov.
Morton responds By accceding to their pro-
posal and has forwarded copies of the letters
to Secretary Stanton calling his attention to
them. This is all dodge on their part to
make votes, for If they had at all supposed
that the Government would allow the SOL
diers euch privilege they would never have
made the cffer. The soldiers are unanimous
ly for Cor. Morton and Old Abe, aud viii
probably have chance to vote for them.
Governor Morton made powerful speech
at Greencastle On Wednesday last. TIE cam
paIgn is now fairly open, and the noise Of
battle will not cease till the ides Of Norem-
ber. Colonel Washburn is the Union noml-
nee for Congress in the 7th Dan Vooshees')
district. He will give Dan. all tho fight he
can stomach. He Is now with his regiment
at the front.
There is trouble brewing In various parts
of the State In connection with the draft:
There are some 5000 fugttives from Eastern
States in the 10th district-most OF them in
allen cornty-and they are making threats
Of serious resistance. They will wake up
the wrong passenger Jet.
The 43d regiment, Col. Mclean. is-new at
Camp Darlington, and Mill leave for the, trout
il 4 day or TWO.
Gen. Gersham and Col. Co1graye, OF this
stnte, were seriously wounded In the bgttlcs
before Atlanta.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court met at
their Chambers in the State House On Mon
day, TOR the decision Of causes and consider
lug petitions. There are 400 undecided canses
upon the docket.
: Dave Turpie accepts the nomination for
Cobercss in the 9th district, and de Zines the
Lieutenant Goyernorsh.p, and now stands
square on the peace platform. He is only
carrying out the programme adopted at the
Stnte Convention, to sqne1ch .Geeyitn and
TallanQfg ham tor the time being.