Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-30
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Smallpox is rapidly disappearing from the
State Prison at Jacksonville Out of forty eight
cases hut two deaths occurred.
Since the first dav Of September last there
has BEEN manufactured in Llfavette the enor-
nous quantity ri Isl Gal GALLONS of whiSkey, or
about 8 09D bIrrels Upon this Government
tax ct ~ per cent i TO he p'il. amounting to
S37 529 y o. This sum S}4 7l2 ~ has been
paid. leaving a balance still due of 81 ,sl7.
The Washington correspondent of the Gin
cnnati Enquirer saws:
1t is stated th,t the Republicans of the In
diana delegation lltey waited upon Ne Stanton.
to ask dat the great Milroy should have com
maud ia the field. erd they we're fatty refused.
Upon this an application WAS m 'de to the Pre-.
dent to remove the Secretary. but he objected,
saving Stanton will not steal.
We publish the prospectus or the Indiana
State Sentinel for 1854. and cali the attertiOn of
our readers TO it, The Sentinel is The State or
gan OF the Democracy at Indiana. and it is their
duty 20 slpport it, Ia the CANVASS OF this year.
when such mighty issues ale TO be presented to
the people and Seitlei BY them. the Sentinel is
indispensable to all who feel any interest in the
welfare OF their country Il Is reliable Demo
cratic paper and all should take it Mai mi
County Sentinel.
The meeting of the Mcclellan Club last
night "A grand success Tie large and spa
cious room was crowded almost 10 suffocation.
G. W McBriie. Esq presided A. I. Whittle-
sey, Esq. our delegate to the Democratic Ma
tioral Convention. made the opening speech,
which was fine effort. Mr. Whittlesey. I'm an
eloquent and impressive manner contrasted the
condition of the country under Republican rule
with what il under Democratic rule, aud
dwelt principally upon the assaults upon personal
liberty under this administration. he closed by
informing his audience that the delegates from
the First Congressional District were for the NOM
nation of Gen Mcclellan, which was recev ed
with "a pturous applause He followed by
r S Sproue Ben SlinsUn. E>q closed the
proceedings in a few well-timei spirited remarks
After few words from Squire Mcbride the
meeting adjourned 10 meet next " ednesday
evening
This, we believe, i the first Mcclellan Club
formed in the United States The ball is in mo
ton Evansville Times.
-Hox SIMEON X WoLFE-We zee that our
Democratic contemporaries are suggesting this and
that man. n their favorite clndidates for the
different offices 10 be filled al the coming annual
election. We know no one within the broad
State OF Indiana. more deserving OF honor at the
hands OF the Democracy than the above n med
for the nomination for Lieutenant Governor on
the next Democratic ticket This would be a
nomination fit Ito be made" Mr. WOlfe's ca
reer as a Senator in the Indiana Legislature for
the past four year, stamps him one OF the
able>t men of the day. A debsrer and par
hamentarisn he had 40 superior ia that bOiv. in
which were some of the brightest ntelects OF the
State DE therefore has the legislative expert
ence requisite to 6l such an Office with honor
and dignity
As a Democrat be has been firm and steldfsst
ever eiingIng 10 the old fig OF Democracy He
belongs TO the right craft. editorial fraternity
who have been tor years bat pack horses for pol
itIcisns OF the State, their hesers of wood and
drawers of water" and besides. he halls from the
right quarter, the glorious old Second District,
which never yet has come out Of political con-
test with torn banners and dismsntled guns
Should the Convention favor Mr. Wolfe with a
nomination. ne would make gallant fight In
| him adversarieS would tad -foeman worthy
of their steel" i Sullivan Democrat