Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-14
TOTAL DEpRAyITY.

An ex-army sutler who resides in Tndinn.
apolis made two hundred thousand dollars in
fourteen months which he invested in United
States bonds, thus escaping taxation ,-gNsc
FORK World. .r".
In all the records OF the "carnival Of
crimoi" the horrid tales of the affecting dis
pensation which made such havoc in its repor-
torinl corps-we allude to "Carromania,' ~ Of
coursc-which, set off in the columns Of the
World with gorgeous headings and heart
rending innuendoes, we have mournfully
yet diligently studiedi in the narrowing as
counts which come from its Southern
correspondents, Of the expressions, ex-
actions and plunderings to which that
brave and patriotic people are sub
jected by the shoulder-strapped satraps n: 4
African minious of the ogres who hrvO
usurpcd the government; in its editorial dc.
nunciations Of those who have abolished al
liberty, and who have reduced the democratic
people Of the city of New York to ncondition
of slavery, in comparison with by which the
scrf system of Russia was indeed the highest
freedom, which we have sedulously, yet with
agonzed soul, devoured, we have met nothing
so hOrrify ing as the paragraph which we have
placed at the head Of this column.
The utter depravity of this ex-army suit.
Ter in Indiana, is sufficiently apparent when
it is shown that he has acquired in fourteen
mouths.a fortune as lnrge as an honest DEM
ocratic Aide, nan gets for years service in
New York. No language can adequately ex-
press our sense of his unmitigated villainy.
But what shall we say to the announce
ment that this demorolized scoundrel actu:
ally invested his fortune in Seven Thirties. .
To be sure, we are not able at this moment
to say which Of the commandments he there,
by violated, not being--most unfortunr tely
%" rr-1t the present writing in possession
Of the tablets Of the law from which the edi :
tor of the World and PETROLEUM V. Massey
are wont to eNpound the Gospel of Peace.
But we cal, to mind that there are hundreds
of sufferers in England, who,e we'll over the
fate of Confederate bonds has just como to
we remember that Mr.. GEORGE TIcKNon Cu =
rIs' society for the propagation Of CopI -
leads in general, ahd the dissemination of
Oopperhead Herewith in particular, languish-
eth gr, atty for want of funds we are aware
that there are numerous New York lawyers
of unhnching Democracy who have not ycs
received retainers in behalf of JEFF. DAVIS;
yea, do we not even now hear the plaintivo
voice of GEO. SAUNDERS, over the border
calling for dimes'
Let the miserable wretch in Indiana dis
tribute his ill.gotten gains among these
and thus purchase, while yet he
may, If not peace for his soul, yet some miti.
CATION of those indc3c. .bab' to. .nents which
surely await him.
Aud to the editor Of the Worh lot us p1Sl
up this our humble petition. There are some
crimes that should be kept from the public
eye. The rascalities of BUTLER, of HoLr,
of BANKS, we can contemplate, If not with
calmness, at least with controllable indigna-
tiOn. But if you would not dive us to
despair, if you would not have the thouyht
that al men a'e rapidly developing inso
devils, thrust our reason from its throne, spare
US, we pray you, further view of tho srr-
passing sinfulness of Hoosier Ex-Sutlers.