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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
RICHMOND, Feb. IL. 1865.

cities:
RICHMOND, Feb. IL, 1865.
His Ercellency Jefferson Dlrss. President of
C.S. H.:
When Senator johnson and myself
waited upon You some days since. in rela-
tion to the project of annoying and harr:,sS-
ING the enemy by means of burning their
shipping, towns, &c, &c. there were sew
er;ll remarks made by you on the subject
that was not fully prepared to answer.
but which, upon subsequent conference
with the parties proposing the enterprise.
find cannot apply as objections to the
scheme. First, the combuStible material
consists of several preparations, and not
one alone, and can be used without expos
ing them to the least danger of detection
whatever. The preparations are not in
the hands Of Mr. Daniel, but are in the
hands of Prof. McCulloch, and are known
but to him and one other party, as | I'M
derStand. Second, there is no necessity
for sending persons in the military service
into the enemy's country: but the work
may be done by agents. and, in most cases
by persons ignorant of the facts, and. there
fore innocent agents. have seen enough
OF the effects that can be produced TO sat
isfy me that, III most cases, without any
damage to the parties engaged, and in 9TH
ers but very slight, we can, first, burn
every vessel that leaves a foreign port:
I'd, we can burn every transport that
leaves the harbor of New York, or other
Northern ports, with supplies for the ar
mics OF the enemy in the South; Sd, burn
every transport and gunboat Oh the Mis-
sissippi river, as well a. devastate the
country and fill the people with terror and
CONSERVATION. l am not alone in this
opinion, but many other gentlemen are
as fully and thoroughly impressed with
the conviction as l am. believe we
have the means at our command, if
promptly appropriated and theoretically
applied to demOr;ilize the Northern peo-
PIC LII d |cIy SlOft Time.
For the purpose of satisfying your mind
on the subject, 1 respectfully and earnestly
request that you will have an interview
with Gen. Harris, formerly member of
Congress from Missouri, who, l think, is
able by conclusive proofs to convince you
that what l have suggested is perfectly
possible and practicable. The deep inter-
est l feel for the success of our cause in this
struggle, with the conviction of the impor-
lance Of availing ourselves of every ele-
ment OF success, must be my excuse for
writing you and requesting you to invite
Gen. Harris to see you. If you should
see proper to do SO, please signify the time
when it will be convenient for you to see
HIM. am, respectfully,
Your obi servant,
w. G.. OLDHAM.
On the back of the letter are two in
dorsements, the first being
Hon. w. G. Oldham, Richmond,
Feb. II, 1865. In relation to plans and
means OF burning the enemy's shipping,
towns, etc., preparations are in the hands
of Prof. McCulloch, and are known to
only one party. Asks the President to
have an interview with Gen. Harris, for
merly from Missouri, on the subject.
Secretary of State, please see Gen. Har-
rs and learn what plan he has for over
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26

IHE SIXTH CoRPs.-We have received
from our correspondent in the 9th corps a
spicy little paper with the above title
The boys know how to get up a good
newspaper as well as take rebel strongholds.
The paper was printed at Danville, Va.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26

An important proclamation from Pres.
ident johnson opens all the ports of the
United States to foreign trade except those
of the state of Texas. Thus rapidly do
we return to condition Of perfect peace.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
I lsT OF LETTERS rsu,;,,nr ,,.,
FIREWORKS.
CELEBRATES,
CELEBR

july Fourth Our arms victorious, II, ;,
oeilion quelledi We have on hand lar-., ~
OF Fireworks of every description. Too, n
Flags. Cannon, Chinese Lanterns. ,Sc a. rs
hiol'io's Tor Cities or Towns furnished >. *
amount We shall not this year rircs,,,. ~
fnee Lasts promlscuonsly As hsretuf r., ,,-
CUTTER a. AUSTIN, '~e-
j s IS Federal, & 10, III s. Us Courr.ss
Boston -
Only wholesale Depot for tie celebratedI 4,
WORKS, aud Patent Short-stick Koc,q- L.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26

DIR. j. G. Holland is preparing life of
President Lincoln. 1t will be published
by Gurdon Bill of Springfield, Mass.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
NOTICE 10 HORSE BREEDlR>

The hose CALEDONIA. better knoar -,
the Hal Horse, Will stand for the improsfrr..
Of stock
AT LYNDON CORNER. SATURDAY.
The remainder g: the time Al the stable Z -.
subscriber
Said horse viii he SIX wears o,d in Jure. lNo-.
weight, le5o lbs higath, l6t hands color, 6a->
bay
Prslgrrt CALEDONIA was sired by lie III
horse His dana mare Of superior g1a.i,,. -
sired TX -4e Hrighazn horse, grand dam Nv D..
Boot great grand dam by the BGndy horse
TrrGss Insurance, - All mares li>,,n-, !,
c: before the usual time Il faalin-. will g. 4
CO with foal
Mti1Iialic!ty of business induces the s,.a>.....-
10 offer the above named horse for sale
IL M. Hall.
East Burke. Ma, p 1855. If
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
n TT G e /

- Il ICb3
The only Thoroughbred Sherman Morgan ,ga
on he furf.
SHERMAN MORGAN STALLION LION
The celebrated stallion, Lion, better KNOW. a.
the 6reely Horse will stand for the iinr-oT,,r.
of the breed Of horses, during the colai:- sea>ar
at Eas- Burke Lion i true son Il - fam.
- Billy Root" formerly owned BIZ Fllaa To- n,
Lyndon His dam was sired br tie celtl,-a.s
Batcheidei Horse and he by the old Srerra,.
Morgan
TERMS - u warrant Mares disposed .
before the u>ua, lime OF f-allay xii %, ,,l,.-
Cd With f0si wNR. STRFFTfp
Fast burke. Ma -. 1865 Ia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
wv A n 7 E D

A good PASTRY COOK, and good MEAT
COOK. Americans preterred) Good wages
and steady employment guaranteed Address,
very soon, H. N. FRENCH,
52-53* Union House, SPRINGFIELD. Mass.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
March %. 1865.
+ [ r E!

Inc subscribers NAV be found for me T-eSs1.t
al Mr. JOHN II "ADDock's Shep. Paddock VI
iaSe' where they viii he happy 10 see Their az
customers and as many aeu ones As choose =
favor Us with call
DANIEL COLBY, 81. JohnsbGry. Y.
29f GEO. GAY, West Meridian, G.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26

This celebrated stock horse MI MAKE =,
season OF ls'i5 * follows. Na,da,> ana Tgss
days II FaS>umpS:c House SABLE. \ J0hr.>l,.-s.
Wednesdays AM Thursdays :, Lower Vac
ford: Fridays II fassumpsie Elas.. B2ns--
Saturdays A. Lyndon Corner.
For further particular see large aige7-,e-.s,I.
Nm r. STANTON
HcEhTle HUTCHINSON, Agent. tlauc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
MAJOR MORRILL,.

This trottinv Stallion nav he found TN. ss,s.
~ LOW WATERFORD, SATURDAY. florence.
CPPER WATERFORD. Saturday artena.,
and the reminder Of the week al the sunScrja,->
stall. WEST CONCORD
52-5a. HIGGINS < RICHARDSON
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
COFFIN TRIMMINGS

A full assortment of Handles. Srr.rs g.
&c, Al t52-51e RnYNTpN--
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
NHEEP SHEARS.

good assortment of True VERNON. .
AMERICAN" and ether brands Al~o ~
1wine II BOYNrn>-'''
ST SOhnsbury. May q, 1865. SIS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
The Conspiracy Trial.

The following is the copy of letter
picked up by Rev. Mr.. Ryder of Chicago.
while on a visit to Richmond in April
last. 1t show. conclusively Davis COM
pllclty in the attempt TO burn Northern
cities:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26

H.-Came into the encleS,,r, = -.
lLsubseriher, on Friday, Nav l9. TWO Yfap
LING CplTS-one serrel, the other aa-s =
and 4 little lame The owner s reuues,,.s
prove property, pay charges and take away.
F. ". BROChWAY
Burke, Nav q. "a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
CISHING TACKLE =
FAIRBANKS

EISHING TACKLE =
Il FAIRBANKS.
NEW lot OF GEMS CLOTHING. S.r.a-
~ Overcaar>. Business Frack>. Vests -.
Pants, 10 open his week. from Ncw YorA. a
FAIRBANKS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26

OST!-On Thursday. Nav Il. a small -.
1Ier hand bag. containing a purse and - o-
IN money, between ST Johnsbury Plain ars y,
sum!'sle village Inc finder viii be suita8y =.
warded by leaving il al this office. n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-26
NTANTON HORSE.

East Burke. Ma, -. 1855.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07

The New York rsibsas, the Leading AMI IHost
ilauert0sl orgsp Of the radicals, thus defines the
issue before abe coun,ry; q
"lf negro suffrage IS 20, az is.ue q Psssstl-
vans ve should ike 20 kuo- what i TIE Off-
GERS 10 be chosen are ui.sl .tf.afs. and scarcely
worth The l.k.ss--AAs.ass- ossss.4-S..,s.rit
or Colonel Dsv. s<sosss CAudisor2 0sasrsl
MAKES Euis difference Ihep are both exec
lent msn. isssss .sA!.Sss!y ,sssii the sas ssass,
aud h.se hks pesssnal trsiss OF Scharscter-
Col Davis being rather oIgOted Democrat, but
q good soldier The purpose OF Ias campaign IN
Pennsyv.ni.. aud essryw here siss. az we under
stand Il TO advance tie easse OF freedom, and
preserve tho ssss'eI.He OF he LAWN parsyp ZOE
that purpose-Jtv' ses That the gfest results OF
lhis war are not picket up and carried OF by tue
reoeIs aui-cspvsrseass TAe oHiy hsus remsis-
ing ugon which the CaiOn party can concentrate
and call out the enthusiasm VI the nAsse-, i the
very Issue OF msuhood srHrsge We must ee
clare thsAI tzbor leafs - sue esAot-oox. ana that
thsy " no woTk snc Greats wealth shall have che
power Of making and executing the laws
governing wealth ,s.s
Tbs is frank and manly statement, ard IL
tse Trbaass echees we're half as hsnesI IL
self they vould With eqnsi emphasis assers their
principles. There "a no question snas negro suf-
frage vr az issue IL Connecticut, nor thai the
Republican, or Union" parry, or whatever IL
may be called. VET "a The xslI Gpaa IL -HAsiAss
(. different result Vii be bad in penEsylvanis
remain. to De sea- Hst.e- nesroz -s6ts ,ss.es
there carry the day in October taeu 20 much
greater The uees~gy bor the sappsrssr- and
friend. u toe Pns'1e,-' ~ Fork 70 rails ii
November .2.Jaus eaiGbTch o.
-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07

A Ii KINDS OF MILITARY BUSINESS TRANS
! "A ACTED. All classes OF War Claims correctly
prepared. applied for. aud pr emptiy collected.
Soldiers and Officers, who, from defective rolls or
other causes, obtained full Pay and Bounty
optsfn the same from The Treasury pepan tbf6rgb
thu agency.
Pay, Bounty and Pensions for Soldiers, Cfic-rs, or
their Legal Hsirs, IL entitled.
Pay FOR Horsstastn hattie, Oh picket, OF IN The line
Of duty. UIdeT orders.
All damages by Troops by Military order; every
class OF claim founded In law, justice ECU ~,
cured
Unpaid County and Township Boua,y collected. 70
Citizens of Indiana holding Military claims, o'dsrs
and Oncers VI the Morgan raid obtain their pay.
Business before the State Military Auditing CeBmtee
or Toe: OF use u propsy sue.istng, tssasp9rus or
Offcsrs' BACK Pay for Servants Wages obtained. tof
ts doso.)
Comm Lon q Raiisas for PrisoteEs Of Y.T, OF sasD
on furOuyh spec lily Obtained ErTors rolls corr ced
for mel ~rOngfay charged and friei for Gsertion,
ab>eucn without leave.
Civil and Nil Cole etions made ia all C0ant 81 o.
!, .nc State y travelling Agents.
onicsrs' setIsneais sad Returns made oFlt- On fair
ters, ant cert hcates obAnel viii dispatch rom IT,
1 &r Joan ?. DuRyIELp, 70 msrlr :, the sseoas
Ind ana Cavalry, s. susehet 70 49, onscc, sho
mas bsen ior year. in his business Of Officers Re.
turns az Settlements. aad i thoroughly IN every
! sh YseTan oGssF, d Cavalry, Asaaegy and
Infantry, who are being mastered, out eau obtain
tasr Pat tss T. AL tAy AoeosstS warranted cor
7 rec. o. which 70 dfaw the Iasl pay
Ihe Clerks ef his IT, are all feef.n SollieTs.
J. Blanks ~ al slr.ls on had.
~ INSTRUCTIONS given TO retaraiss otaesTs ~iheat
competfnt Clerks az aol.r.ss slpAss IL ibe cree.
An encient Agent u wAshilgisn CRY ". i
s.l, e.. n AZ Psfss Of lis sa'e or siaeE STATS
Office opposite Nelrepoiii.n TLeatrr aid g.or pE.Es
q Ms er.rg and debut fng Onic=. ~ XAs0se
Ia. Speeir Baiins- No Is wess wAAhiIs'er ssss =,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
DE>ERTtNG rHE RADICALS.


celpSla Ledger cpLuaues 10 repor; 70 .ihat J our
d. tie PROCESS u events in c5nnectioa With
IestJfauoa. We copy port'on Of what he ssss
in va isst ie;tes: 7sA Fffl SD
Included mong the cordial indotsers OF the
Presidents ro'lcy Is msiority Of TIE best Re
pubtcsns IL the lard The truth Is the more
honorable and Con7lituticr-loTing among the
Republicans are completely disgusted sith this
eternal agtaiing AMI opco-tioh 20 wise measures
of resorssion and IL has been tee very thing that
has driven them from fsssheFs sssscistson with
the extremi,ies> Rest assured the President h
all right. De has declared shat the South can
be ''lrustcd. aud arm rock wall stand IN
bis position. To the appeal or suggestion from
his opponents that the Government osS better De
thinking of Organizing INSTEAD OF disos ling
the President has, as am Told, replied by order
ing the War Department 10 reduce The army
Immediately 10 peace footing, Which mesDs,
presume. an army similar in numbers TO the one
prior TO the war This j. ! most important con-
eluson. and will naturally barb anew With hate
and bitterness, the ARROWS OF tae opposition -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07

pattern, Is being pu, down In ne ball OF the
House; the seats and desks are arranged. and the
committee rooms are being furnished With ever
needful convenience and appliance. The seats
AID oesks of toe Southern members uill be al
ready Tor them. al these pFepssiiOns are
beng made under the diEeetion Of Edward Nc
Pherson.t Clerk of the .House. And II Is the
geneEsl impression Of those best informed 90 the
subject, that IN making up the list OF the mem
bars Eho are 70 t-k~ she-r ses's At the opening
OF tie session, be sill Tot oIIit the name OF
nsl. southern metsoer legally sleesed =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
The Republican Party on.Negro SUIT
fragc.

The Springfield MAS Republican, one Of
the leading Republican, journals OF the eouoiry.
saws: The Republican party is bound by the
logic OF its own principles, without which it has
no right and no prospect OF farther exist enee, 90
proclaim the doctrine of equal suffrage. and TO
enforce it in every State where il has the pov er
Well, the Republican party il. Connecticut re-
cognized the fact, aud, proclamug their doctrine,
sought to enforce it, But tasy failed. The vet-
dict Vi the people is that they have no right ard
DO prospect Of further existence. I ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
TVS soUn,aL's rsEss or suss-

We snd the following item in The Journal Of
Thursday
A slarce at Our columns oil! shsv that -e
share more pstrouage Of that Character tss'er-
tseneuts) than either the Gazette or Conner
ei.l. and sbout four times THAI OF TAG SsHSnsi
In addition 10 this, such "a the pressure gpoa our
columns. that -e are compelled 20 omit from one
10 four columns Of ps,iog sdvef'l-snseis daily
in order 10 obtain roam ioF ihe assPatSssl aso
other n aster
10 - issue Of yestsrdsy the seDs paper seems
TO be very much coucsrnsd .boat toe reported
sale Of the ssnH9sl zno Ite chsHss ssfPoliuc-i
character. Il. - p .says. L = compelled 70
ONT from one 20 four columns OF paving adver
tis.nsHts daily" the Journal .1oald be liberal
enough TO welcome the e,s .b,,.huent Of anotho'
Republican pspes % relieve ne Jag prssur.
upon its column. especially a. { claims that +
Political opponent j. iasss pnt son OF sae way
Our Deighbor seeasa 70 ne me.ersnncef1sd aboal
the Affairs Of the Dem Dcr-cy ihsn i,s o~as psry
but it my rest s,eyei tss' tie, p~necfsey o
Indiana are not 4 shout "a! ei on, /" aof ts-
sheY will be ~iihou, C-b'r-l rrg-u.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
Rea.on ,or .iemocrni Iseioicing.

From the New Haven l,uriai ,ksp4bliesp) Oct B.
Its needless 10 ~ thas - are greatly disap-
pointei. The telegispn, as u y.iek -yet Toe yoie
OF CSrhecticnt vii aryr-e in mtu,.s loyal heart
contempt Tor this SITE wno-e ssI.fs sre srll too
eowardly. too blind. OF 100 much pr,iudiced TO
grsnt simple in.tee t0 the alssk CssyeTheGds
riH 90 IN sesaeies Of reioeiag md ,eea they may
Nes flgisuo y, IA e vi ner hVuoi soie
record Tor the past tt YEAR, he csst such vote
ss would disgrace Nurin aud would do no
credit even TO the nitesAsnsd rebels Of South
Carolna.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
DiED D..

CASTOR In This city, the morning of the eth, HraAA
K. CASTOR g.
The Funeral will take place this afternoon O'Clock
Kentucky avenue. Maryland street. Services by
Rev Mr.. Nixon Friends OF the family requested tC
attend witkou further notice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
'gsrom the hartford Times.

remsrkable aud rigui he.ut feature of the
election on Mo,tay sas Inc uuan unity Of the
soldiers vote The returned veterans OF the war
bronIei IL yrsfs oGVthosie r,teses and Scared
in battles, voted very pe-r M oas,y against
the opposition for negro sufrage
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07

w = learn that oil was struck at the Buena
VT well. in Harrison county, on Yesterday Our
informant saw a considerable quantity brought
uD by the ropes. IL to be INN stel Y
pumped. and no douqt vas entertained of its be
log paying strike We truly hope the NEST
saugoiue expeesatons of the proprietofs will be
realized ~ A Commercial. rrr-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
Disappointn Of the nadicais over
the .xcsuI Its I'm sortance Admitted
nora strength OF the Democratic
Party Enhsnced-Hadica scheme in
the south crippled.
From ihs New foTk Inoun., OF. J

IEIVI 1UV ~ F7EN II1V1''I VT :"
The Republicans could, II they bad chosen.
have given the right Of suffrage to the blscks IN
spite OF the whole Comprehend vote IA the state
Not TO do was to add 30 much moral strength
to the copperhesd party. and to weaken their
own.
The act makes tbs road before Is to complete
peace and the restoration of the Union
difficult. That heretofore 1000 men in voting
population of IS 600 were DISTINGUISHED in Con
necticut. though very bsse wrong and signal
outrage, wass m,iter of comparatively small
importsnce But that such an evil example
should be followed and sustained by the morsl in
fuence OF Connecticutn depriving eOO 600 loyal
men of the South Of the right to vots IL fact.
the practical Importance OF which esnn0t vet be
calculated Ytl rae
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07


Domestic soEsE-isEipkLfrY AND SHOOTING.
rather exciting domestic scene ransplred al
the Palmer House last night. An zffectionats
and conhdlng husband, whose wife is rather at
traetive in appearance, lett his spouse at ths
hotel and commenced a peregrinaton through
the city He suspected nothing wrong on the
part of his wife. aud prolonged his inspection OF
the city and its enviroDs to rather late hour
be finally became tired aud concluded to re-
tnTn 10 his wife aud his rc9n, in the hotel
Oaarriving et the door of his room, ne found
inRTe-s thereto barred. :" bur this barring pro-
cess he oaiecsrd TO. AMI b-oke ;he tooF-op-a
Upou entering the room he Was greatly sGr
prised TO fiud, snugly enscousesd with his vile,
in ms bed. another fellow NhO is known a. /.
sport A to be expected, the husband
suddenly became excited and he even swot,
some at the turn his domestic affairs had taken
De ordered the interloper of the bsd and his
wifes embrace, aud told him he mus. immtdi-
ately vacate the premises Bat the husband s
excitement did not end here. He bad pistol.
aud be drew il tom bis pocket, and commenced
firing upon The destroyer Of his peace No ore
was hurt. hfe
The young sport" ran Indeed. lie ran so
fast and was so hurried in bis departure. that ne
even forgot 70 take his pa,ts and pocket-oook
with him. and the outraged husband became pos
SCISSOR thereof, mollient to his wounded feel
ings. All the parties, are told, were ordered
10 lenve the hotel and they left Immediately
without waiting upon the order OF their going
Such Is lite N. a. Ledger feaf.r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
Prom The Hartford Times.

Hartford and Mes Haven roIl. up ssHiors
Of one ,housatd FIVE huurired sgsinst the pfopo-
sition.for negro voting kns 0reenw ich--where
the radicals made "msrtyr" case out of n.
gro ~ho married White vGmap--rolls sp four
hundred and nineteen majority sg.iust The snis-
eegenstionists.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
he Town Elections = Democratic

FROM the New Haven sesister. Oct. .. fs.s
Thsrssusscf- the eleetfcns Yesterday B xish'y
favorable TO the D-nosr.ss Wsen'rse smoke
LITE, Ne shall hnd handsoms gains 90 boards OF
ssleetmen. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
The Blow felt i'm Another Quarter

Prom tn View York Tiraes, thep.l Oct. ~ If'f
intrinsicaf.r the eiectiCo IS of iittie ecnse-
quencs, since there are bur lev coored men in
the State but jGsi II ans JaHetere, When The
same oa<sioa ]. pfr fn"out II the Svothern
State. This vefdiet - pregnant With Importance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07

/ a..E asfa - = - , s.fa = =.
TQyHoxAs WE wants from 20 20 - Teams o hsui
j gravel ~inrSes street de viii Day b shest
wages 90 *, AL etli sy The square, tsAt
= sess-s 3s -,- hrl 5r.ra EBOAAS WREN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
]. w. BLAKE,

400 asisaA yel.. Attorney .s1 ca, p
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07

IA resssfA -eeo as IA osen Iosasz,
lie Pblsdelphia ard Boa r..
nua ~sIaSxa II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07

The reiurns OF the recent election in Connect
icut chow that every c0EntF in the State, save
one, voted against negro outrage. which is yir-
tBally an indsr-ement Of the restoration policy
Of President JoHSsos. What gives The resul. in
Connecticut significance is, that il is New
England State, and with only . email negro
population. II this deep repvgnsnee 70 confer
ring equality upon the blacks exhibits itself 30
decidedly in Northern State, where they num-
Der but few. il VIII increase In intensity in the
States where they compose large portion of the
population, aud where. Of course. they would be
a greater disturbing element in the politics OF
the county. The result in Connecticut vas
brought aSous mainly BY The returned sol
diers, VAC have no sympathy shat
ever with the slbiimaed ideas Of ne
gro rh;Isnshrcp, so pr.vsisn. IN New
Englscd The Republican press srs very quiet
over this decided demonstration against negro
suffrage IL is "a blow from quarter least 81
pected Z IL the rssuli had been difsrent they
would have hailed is a. great triumph N man
hood suffrage" The folis~ing extracts frcn,
both Republican aud Democratic papers ~Il
give some ldea of the Importance that the elee-
ton in Connecticut is regarded IL isfeasonsole
to infer that The sane Causes which operated TO
produce tho resuit there, will hsve the same
effect IN other States which are 10 vote hrs fall