Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-20

Indeed. tie good effects Of that little spesch vii
by no means stop With those 70 sbom u was de-
Iivsred Each one Of the sixty gentlemen, living
In different locality. gill repeat il 10 bis own
circls OF neishbors aud frieuds, aud viii distri-
butte eopie. ofit 70 them, for which purpose they
have bought large numbers Of the newspapers
containing it) making bis own running comments
on II, and telling how earnestly tue President
spoke when he uttered this or that sentiment. and
With what emphasis be made this and that decls
ration, &c.
Indeed, judging from What ! have seen and
heard Of the Soatherr people who have come to
Washington during TIE last two months, | an
satisfied that their inAusace their fellow -cIti
zeus on their return home. viii be vastly bens
fetal Their visit here will certainly be attend
ed With good results. The President continues
TO grant psrdons az fast AZ each case can be
properly examined
The Northern States, too, contribute their full
quota to the crowds that throBg the streets Of
the capital. There are great many leading Re
publican politicians here. aud more are expected
in feE days. full and free interchange OF
opinion and views Is taking place between them,
and il 10 found their views are as vide apart a.
lbs poles Most OF those that are here now are
bitterly opposed to the policy OF President John
son, a. il has been recently developed, and DO
not hesitate TO declare their intention TO oppose
il ia Congress with ali the means-in their
power The platform upon which they stand
!, embodied in the recent Lancaster speech OF
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvana, aud that
will be the issue in the next Congress. In that
speech as your readers are aware, the great
leaders Of the Republican party in the House OF
Representatives declares open upon the
President and his policy. and declares that the
Southern States must be treated as conquered
provinces, kept out Of Congress, and their es
tates confsca;ed and sold to pay the national
debt Thurlow Weed, however, strongly de
tends the Presidents policy, and declares that il
the radical platform Of Stevens. Senator Wilson,
and Gen. Butler is adhered 20. it will result in
the total disruption OF the Republican party
That is true, or. rather, the Republican party is
already hopelessly divided A very able writer
from this city to the Philadelphia News (Repub-
cam says:
The production Of this letter Mr. Harlan's, }
reminds your correspondent, unpleasantly, of
the seeming division of the Republican party.
to which be has already adverled. and which be
also deprecated Taking the party newspapers
az our basis, we find them utterly diseordant. la
Chicago the Union party seems hopelesslY dis
rupted The ssme is true Of Milwaukee. s.
Louis Louisville, Cincinnati. New York, Bos
ton and Albany or the condition OF things in
Philadelphia your readers can judge for them
selves but ] hear that you are by no means uni
ted or your city ticket now in the field. In
each aud every one OF those great cities the Re
publican papers are at 'loggerheads, no
concert OF action aud no sympathy Of feeling
existing between them FSst dividing up into
radicals and 'c0aserv atiVes universal suffrage
and conditional suffrage il IS no wonder that
the dead carcass of Democracy is being galva-
nized into life, by the party physicians, Vallan-
digham and Wood, and it will not be surprising
If the latter take advantage OF our family SQUAD
bles and rise into favor while We are qusrrelng
with all might and main. over non essentials.
eff the party would only arouse itself TO the
emergency of the hour. and 'shelve' such men as
the Blsirs. in Missouri and Maryland, 'FOrney,
OF Washington and Philadelphia, Greeley and
Bennett, of New York. and Weed, Of Albany
then there would be considerable hope for our
cause