The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-14

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Mp have been clipped fr-l cur exchange
They were not athand yesieray Ct they would
have been added q the long Ito then publish
ed. several of thesc notices are arom our con-
temporarie- IN other State. and We thank
them Tor their kind remembrance:
IxDIAN, PoLIs DAuN HEKALD.-The above
y the title ~ the new paper that fakes the
place u the .>eHfiHef. The Herald pre- MT
neat typographical appearance. aud Bndcr me
c,lifOria al management of :. l.. Perkins. VIII ~
a staunch advocate Of the old time-honored
Democratic principle. Princeton Democrat.
f77-rhe Hon. :. +. Perkins. lately one of the
supreme judges Of this state. and an expert
enced political writer. has become editor 81 the
indianapolis Daily Herald Judge Perkins I,
a laborious, working man az every thing he un-
dcrtakcs, and cannot fail h make the Herald
/ our leading Democratic journal. A. well 10y IT,
tact and ability. A. from it, central position az
the Capital Of the state. He has written some
able pamphlets on the issuc> n the day in
times past, and we predict from hi, labors the
success Of the Herdid.-Terre HdHts Journal
II ThcgState Sentinel establishment At In
dianapolis. AFTER changing proprietors for a
short time. has again undergone a change
which il supposed % be permanent. MeSSrs.
Hall x Hutchinson, are now it, publishers and
prOpret0r.. IL will b. published tue weekly
, edition under it, old name until the lst OF
December next, when the name j. 70 be
changed 10 the Herald. which is the title Of
/ the daily now issued by the new firm. We
I suppose the old adage of crosse by any other
name" etc, will apply u the politics Of the
paper. under It's new auspices, and no change
need be expected The present owners. how.
I ever, are gentlemen and we wish them success,
l barring their politics. richmond Fat11tliHm.
/ THE ISDIANAPoLIs DAILY HERALD.-This
l. the title Of ~ daily. the first number Of which
was published on the lst inst. Hall 4 Hutch
nson proprietOrs. These enterprising gentle
men having purchased the Seminal newspa-
per office. design this 20 take the place Of that
paper. The new proprietor intend 10 purchase
entirely new type and fixtures, and enlarge
the size Of the paper. When this is accom-
plished. the Herald will be well worth the
support Of The pein9craey u Indiana.-Frqnk-
fort Crescent.
TRANSFER or THE SESTINEL.-The State
Sentinel has been sold by Elder Hardness X
Bingham, to Hall & Hutchinson, Of Indiana
polls, who viii continue to publish a Demo-
cratic newspaper, under the name Of the
indianapolis Herald. We regret 10 learn that
Mr.. Bingham, late editor of the Sentinel has
been quite i'll during several months past. He
retires with our best wishes for his future sue
cess and happiness.
The new trm will no doubt make very
readable paper, and one acceptable TO the De-
mocracy of this State. Indeed, we are well
pleased with the first number, and as the edi-
torial corps has not yet been fully organized,
we are plunised very material improvements.
We have no doubt but that the new firm will
most abundantly succeed. = Ldtrrenceburq
Register,
1T We learn from the Sentinel itself that
the establishment has been sold to Messrs. Hall
x Hutchinson, and will be continued as a
Democratic paper. Messrs. Hall 4 Hutchinson
are enterprising and energetic business men,
and will make good paper.
The Sentinel, of yesterday, contains the
Naledictory Of Mr. Bingham the retiring edi-
tor. Our relations with Mr.. Bingham have
ever been pleasant, and we part from him with
regret, We know something Of the difficulties
OF publishing a paper during the reign of
military" and mob rule, and appreciate the
success with which he has for four years held
out under the Austrian desp0tism that pre-
vailed at the State CapitOl.-OtceR County
Journal.
III The Daily Herald. Of indianapolis,
takes the place OF the Sentinel as the organ of
the Democracy Of our neighborng State 1t is
edited by ,. Il. Perkins, who apologies for his
want OF experience. but makes an excellent be-
ginning. We hope he will have abundant sue
cess, and soon see his noble State, take her
stand on sound political ciples.-LOutsriUe
Democrat.
CHANGE OF TITLE.-The title of the leading
/ organ of the Democracy of Indiana has been
changed from the Sentinel to the indianapolis
Daily Herald, and j. published by Messrs,
Hall X Hutchinson. Judging from several is
sues Of the Herald which have fallen under
our notice, the cause Of pure and Ilndetled De-
mocracy will bo ably defended by the new pa
per. Its editorials are We'll written and have
the true Democratic ring Ciereldnd Ohio, }
Pldindedier.
THE INDIANAPOLIS " SENTINEL."-A rlimor
has been in circulation that the Indianapolis
Sentinel was sold to firm that would make
II Republican paper, and that the Democracy
Of Indiana would hereafter be without A
central organ. This rumor has been set at
rest by an announcement which find in the
Sentinel, wherein it is stated that the estab-
hshment is sold to Messrs. Hall x Hutchinson,
who will publish the paper under Democratic
auspices. IL is to be enlarged and improved
so that il shall, In every respect, be worthy the
! support Of the Democracy of Indana.--Dotroit
Free Press.
INDIANAPOLIS DA HERALD-The Indi-
ana State Sentinel, for many years past the
the central organ of the Indiana Democracy
has passed into new hands. and appears under
the above title. The Herald has the " ring Of
true metal" and we welcome it n valuable
auxiliary in the adjustment of the great and
absorbing questions Of the day.
Messrs. Hail 4 Hutchinson are the editors
and proprietors, and they have nailed to their
masthead the immortal sentiment Of the Illus
trious Jackson-''The Union must be pre-
served"
We extract the following from the leading
article OF Monday last:
The Democratic party, which preserved
this country peaceful, united, happy, and free
from grinding debt and taxes while il was
permitted 10 hold power, can never give up its
organization while hope Of saving the Re
public remains. But II will make no factious
opposition 10 President johnson, and will cor
daily support him where be IS right. 1t will
/ approve the general features of his restoration
policy. IL will not support the unjust, reyo-
luuopary proposition Of changing the Consttu-
ton Of our fathers, 80 as 10 apportion represen-
tation In Congress upon voters, let il be adj
vanced by whom II may, both because it is
wickedly unjust TO the Southern States, is a
sinister mode Of forcing them TO adopt negro
suffrage and would be injurious in it, influence
upon the action Of all the States, leading them
10 race "a that indiscriminate extension Of
negro suffrage which voplJ make all elections
in future, as they have been tie lasl four years.
farcic or tragic mobs. We regret TO disturb
the happy dreams and glowing visions Of plum
der into which tie Republican leaders have de-
luded themselves, burpefhaps i j. a well that
ii should be intimated 10 them nov, that, in
attempting TO ride two horses In a long heat.
/ they will probably fall between them."-Duy-
/ toa Empire.
We wind Up the list to-day with what our
Journal neighbor had TO say ilDme lately upon
the appearance Of the HERALD:
THE EDITOR OF THE NEW DEMOCRATIC
ORGAN.-The indianapolis Daily Herald, Of
yesterday. contains the statutory OF Hon. sam
uel l. Perkins. late Judge Of the supreme
Court. as TIE editor Of that paper. The pro-
prietors could not have maae better selection
/ if they bad bad the liberty Of cioosing from
/ the most eminent Democrats of the State. He
will bring 10 the discharge Of his duties
that untiring energy for which be has been
distinguished in other avocations, coupled with
abilities of high order, and thorough
quaintanee with all the political questions that
/ have occupied the attention Of the country for
the last thirty yeafs. Inleed. we think the