Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

! traitors.
8 The governor regarded this ealsmityss snoth-
er test OF the stability Of Institutions. out of
: which We will come grapder and nober thar
: any nation on earth. De was not sure but God
s had sent this Gala itY for another purpose-to
4icach Us that all over this country TIE nan who
raises his band against the govern mens must die
THE gaIloss has is uses in Indiana well as
|: elsewhere.
aoS. A. HENDRICKS.
& Mr. II said be bad never before been called
upon 10 speak on 90 sad an occasion. he bad
fuever experienced so great q shock az that occe
stoned by the assassination Of the president. BE
J. would have thought that the high position he oc-
zcupied, we'll the noble qualities of tie heart
Z conceded TO him on all hands, would have shield
ed him from the asssssn's stroke He had FIRE
s qGently asked the interference Of the president
in behalf OF the misiudged. as well as the guilty
9 and never knew him to refuse an &C, of kindness
which did not conflict with his sense OF duty. His
3kindness had eDdesred him to all
Z Ten years ago Mr.. Hendricks had sat side by
s side with Andrew johnson in congress As be
. then knew him he a worthy gentleman, AID
Be- man of high ability.
Mr. Hendricks announced il as HE ntenti0n
Ito give TO the administration OF Mr.. Johnson
Fan earnest support in all matters that did not
sinterfere with bis conscience and judgment.
q HON J. L. n DONALD
= Ssd we are in mourning to day. However,
xmuch We have differed among ourselves. we are
fall citizens Of the same great country, and all
! mourDers on this occasion IL there is one mani
!, who does not mourn wiki Va that man does not
a deserve 10 live in midst In the difference Of
opinion that had existed he had borne his humble
part, and he believed thai in this great sffiicton
4 there will be extended hand OF mercy that vii
compensate us for he great loss we have sustain
zsd. The government is not dead he succes
! soF Of Abraham Lincoln has already succeeded toI
S bis place. and the Republic will be perpetuated
In this great work let all the people join, for this
us government Of the people. aud you who EUR
Ground the stan6 this day, in common with your,
sfellow citizens. form the hssis upon which III
! rests. alluded to the gubernatorial contest of
las, fall. and said that he had cheerfully bow eel
) 70 the voice Of the people. which had pronounced
in favor of his opponent. Governor Morton. He|
had frequently had occasion TO say that there
were no personal differences between himself and
tthe governor, and he trusted that henceforbI
4 thSre would be none political Certainly none|
ought to exist in The great work Of restoring audi
z upholding the government, and in perpetuatnel
i republican institutions Upon tsis point thel
people Of the loyal states had ALWAYS been Al
4 unit That this hour Of afflictioh brou2h, With
{ t its weight of responsibilities, and let US there
fore, calmly and earnestly consider the duties m
! imposes. and above all things. stand true 70 Law
<order and good government.
81 COLONEL BAKER
tSad il is against my judgment tha, address
s YOU on this occasion. This is not al occasionI
s for speeches bat for tears Why does sorrow I'D
= upon evsry brow aud brood upon every heart {?
& Alas the Chief Magistrate oil the nation If gone
4 But the government lives and wiA continue to
Give. have full confidence and have had from
,sSthe beginning Of this terrible Struggle
3 Col. b again said | speak against nv judd
u.ent and will retire.
y After Colonel Baker, remarks were made By
Chaplain Lozier Rev Mr. Burgess, Gen Car
arlington, E W. Kimbal and Major Gordon. iu
Z much the same spirit as those we have reported
After the speeches. two verses OF a hymn. be
5 ginnng " To serve the present age. Ny calling
:. TO fulfill" sung, when the Rev Mr.. Burgess
asked the benedcton The assembly then qu
fety dispersed, and the soldiers. with muffied
fdrums beating marched back to camp
= Never before was such scene witnessed in
I indianapolis, and never again. in Gods proyi
s.dence il is hoped, will not be required OF the
fpeople to assemble on so mournful occasion, or
THE nation plunged in universal gloom.
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<natural color restored. mot dyeG). aud all dses
ses OF the scalp. falling off. &c, cured by using
3 Eureka" the iniallible hair restorative. Price
4 s. 90 per bottle. Sold 10y all druggists
g j. b SENOUR,
Druggist Bates Block Agen:
q cod If
q ~ We have just received from Boston, full
3 line of fish of the best quality-saimon, hel
ebut, herring, macserel and Goldfish. Also a.
d fresh lot OF sarjine4. At lower prices.
81 FLETCHER & DAvIDGE,
y l0.du Central Grocery
3 81 fine fresh lot Of oranges, lemons. dates
s hgs, coeoaupts. prunes and rAisins. at Central
Grocery FLETcHEE & DsvInGE
3 10 If
S wASrED-CITY WAR FUSD ORDLIs w are
4,buying city war fund scrip at full market rates
WILEY & MARTIN,
1876 Brokers
l2- For choice drugs, pure toilet soaps,
Tbrushes combs Sc and for the best quick yeast
60 20 Senour's drug store, Bates House block
See DR. VIM Tbomson's advertisement,
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