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The indianapolis Daily Journal Of Monday. Just re-
ceivcd has the following additional Information soous
the treason IN Indiana:
LETTER FROM GOVERNOR M0RToN'-AhAs AND
AMMUNITION.
On Saturday afternoon Governor Norton received
q letter from an Eastern city. which was as iolows;
except some names, which We omit Tor pruaen"aa
reasona - ...
"...... $500. August II. 1874
+" Gorusor o. B. Morrow,
- Sir The facts hereby stated have come 70 my
knowledge In d manner and from source such as TO
leave no doubt In my mind Of their reliability,
1.-The ccppcrheads OF Indiana have ordered and paid
for 30 900 reyoiyers with fortytwo boxes fixed ammA
niton 10 be distributed amongst the antagonists " on
government for the purpose Of controlling the Pres
August 8 the steamer Granite State landed In New
York forty two boxes OF reyolyers and ammunition,
August G. the steamer City Of Hartford landed twenty
two boxes ammunition, destined For indianapolis
hrtvtvo boxes OF the above have been forwarded TO
j. j. Parsons Indianapolis, via Merchants Dispatch.
ami marked; the balance Is stored at ~
street, New York, awaiting the convenience Vi TIE
Copperhesds to pay for the same before shipping.
Immediately on the receipt of this letter Governor
Morton placed the information II contained Ia the
hands Of Policeman John S. Russell who was able In
short time TO report progress to Col james g. JoDes
Assistant Provost Marshal who, with Colonel arnei'
Of the Veteran Reserve Corps, with proper detail
made descent the printing and bookbnding eetao-
lishment of ii. Ii. Dodt g. Co.. on Saturday nlgits
where they found thirty two boxes snch as were os-
seribed In the letter After the boxes were opened,
their contents found 10 consist OF lO large navy
reyolyers and l35000 rounds OF liked ammunition for
the same arm Among the captures made az the same
Liberty" the official st Of the members OF the Order,
at this place ard several hundred printed copies Of the
Ritual; So large amount OF correspondence OF an
important character which may be given to the public
ct The proper time The people will begin to understand
nov how much these unmitigd scOun ;iS desire
ton enough army, coupled with the negotiations
OF r. voorhees, Of the purchase OK twenty thousaho
GaTibadi rifles would indicate that there Is good deaA
0f tho disposition OF the tiger Ind under tier sheepn
garb OF peace
When We look at tho large sum Of money which the
amount OF arms and ammunition named IN tins letter
cost the question presents Itself OF the ways ana
means TIE pistols alone would cost close on 20 ono
miOnOf dollars at nanufactrers pr,ces ant TIE wen
~ thousand rifles without the import dltes won.i cost
$3.50 OF course such SUES are prcvlded Dy tho
members of the order this STATE but there have Deen
some Peace Commissioners proving along tnc hn""
border for several weeks John u Walhsr, al' s.or
peace men Of Indiana, have been visiting them spine
months since the Confederate government DorrnSed
fifteen million dollars In Europe, for WHICH they isueI
cotDn bonds, aud every bocAade'rrnn.r carries oaS
cotton 70 repay the loan Tho object u the loan Mas
prih ary purchase navy in European ports inciud.
iaQihe celebrated raius Inst speculation having fa-
90 b! TIC refusal OF the governments of E,eal anh
Frace 10 permit the rams ~ depart and they having
been so,d TO other persons, the Peace CommsSisners
are N lGnls, ard they could not make all nSestmenS
more to the vantage Of their master than TO purchase
ards end ammunition for northern treitois anu 70 pny
northern demagDgues literally for shrieklng LOT peaee~
fe<spc,ch and liberty. " Imam ~. Hanson. Secrets
~ IL tho order Of which II. H. Dodd is Grand Com
ADDER arrested, and is still In custody. Messrs
Jols T. larson and Charles H. Hutchinson, partners OF
Dodd also arrested, but discharged ON the
ahdavits thai they not members Of the Older, aud
were not advised of the contents Of the boxes.
We have given brief account oil this tie most stnrt~
Ing event in the attempted drama of civil war; The
leycpt naturally created intense excitement IN our
city and II will be sdrontOn TO ne people OF th0
state Of the danger winch surrounds nom. Dodd 10
absent from the city, probably making anangement9
for the Distribution OF the anu cartridges on band
end expected but which 10 his surpr,se viii be devoted
10 other purposes than enforcing the peculiar peace no.
toHs OF gang Of oonsplrgtors against tie peace ana
me Josrrei also publishes number Of the papers
end letters seizure IL the Office OF Dame! W. VOORHEES,,
member Of Congress:
10000 Mes To HELP THE SOUTH.
"HAeRisoNBuRG, February "a. 1901.
1--WE want You 20 hold that hundred tbeusaad
10 realigess, as We do Not know how soon We may
j. HARDEsn."
Addressed on envelope:
"Hou. DANIEL ". VOORHEES,.
"resre Haute. Indiana"
ARMS FOR VOORHEES, ABBY OF OLE HUNDRED THOUSAND
uTg.
"LoNG BRANCH, August 81 1861
MY Dear Sir; enclose you two etteis from O man
by the game Of Carr in retere to arne. letter t-
rccted "a him simply Philadelphia viii reach him.
,odeh Tor tie excellent quay and great efficiency
o. tie rifles YOUR, n haste
/ janis w. WALL"
Envelope endorsed:
"(Frcef
"JAsrEs W. WALL, U.s.S.
| "uon. Daniel Voorhees, Tolrc uauto Ind"
L. W. CARR To HON. JAMES W. WALL.
| PHILADELPHIA. August IA. 1858.
Hon James w. WaiL
DEAR SIR Your letter, with ore enclosed about
rifles, has been received. II tie parties wish 10 buy
them the best way would be for them 10 have ono
in New.York appointed TO purchase them and confer
with you and ne.
Il am satisfied that Is the very article they wauty
and you all about item yUn speak by the
card You have seen the article tried ana doub6
wei satisfied that it viii speak loudly In good
cause.
I'VE sell them in bond for sl4, and have no douh4
that the proper course is pursued the duty can be res
mitted. The rifles better and cheaper than any-
thing ever offered In this country made here, and ss
good any imported. Wechailengea comparison
with any life execution whatever There are about
twenty thousand rifles aid desire 10 sell them az
at once; Ihey great bargain, and are worth 10.
day more in Europe than otter TO sell for here.
The pnco OF firearms will advance within a yean
AZ least thirty. three per cent are IN demand
all o, Europe SIS yon know there Is no more eteets
tive arm in tie world Than tAis.
Il AIN with great respect, yours truly.
%F. w CARR"
III. BINGHAM TO DAN VOORHEES,.
Hare e Sous. Resources .noush to keep the Union forced
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