, 1865-10-09
FROM NDIAAPOLIs.
Death OF the State sen<cI-Iecny and
Dissolution OF the De,ocratfc Party
In 8naannA-Tho EvAnQIcal ComuaIs-
k1ou-Local Mq1aers.

Death OF the SS1to SeMkcf-T>ecar and \
Dissolution OF the De,ocratfc Party
In 8naaanA-ThcR RvanQIcal Commits
k1ou-Local Matsers.
tF1om our own Co7repndeut,]
lsDiAAArus, Oct. 6, 1865
Rumors, "thick rs leaves Va21am brosa,"
have been flying around cir since the las.
October election ths. the Ste Democratic
organ In this city, the Etn,e,. vas In tho
market for sale. One day Fne would have
1t that new Democratic stot COMPANY had
made arrangements to takd; then, ut an
other tune, that the Radical 1bubltcans were
the lucky men. The fact Of Z matter il. rs
STATED IN letter TO the t1auyE some
months ago, .thnt The concern Il hardly paid
expenses during the current sar, The tre-
mendous thrashing that the p4y received in
October last completely demotized and dis.
organized the rank md file, authefr oreaul-
zation has been slowly designating ever
since. They have lost evesywhe throughout
the State in every election sEe, no matter
bow tssaing, as, for instance, nbe municipal
election IN their stronghold, Fol Wayne, last
MAJ The usual Copperhead mbrity ii that
city Is, II am correctly informa, from 1850
" to 200 votes, but On the occasio.1 referred to,
though J: 1. Worden; ex-Judgeof the sn-
pre1ne Court, and their strongcs{uan, by all
odds, headed the ticket, Jet he nly became
Mayor Of that a6urishing towi by 8 little
over StD majority. The natural dect ae such
decadenccH WAS to carse q 'correspindIu, fall
Ing oil Id the receipts Of the Democratic ex-
chequcr, and criminal care1cssncs as 10 the
pecuniasy condition Of the State rgan. Ac-
+: cordingly, the latter pined g1adtally Eway,
until US daily ciculataon becnmeIeduced 10
care to be made martyr pecunasily as he
hnd been politically, se deleadenlo, s, after
many anxious but futile confabs WITH tic lead
crs Of the party, be made up his mindto sell
out, bag and baggage, the first good chnce he
got, to any. man or men who could rise the
cash. He has at last made trade, md the
Democratic State organ following til party.
$ Messrs. Tnfosd i Locke, the formerpropri.
etors Of the Jonrnaa, hare purchased tie con-
cczn, md will soon commence The publication
Of a loyal paper, under another name! What
particular policy it will advocate, is tpt vet
q matter Of public noto1lety. bnt repat says
that It viii be an exponent Of the radical
branch Of The, Union party. The dltors'
understood fhst Mr. D. I. Paine viii ike The n
e4.ao position on tho new paper, that of uIght
editor, which he filled 20 long and ahy upon
the Journal.
Thus, afler four years. existence, alcs the
central organ OF the once great and,power-
full Democratic party. There will be fiw loyal
nou1ners at its funeral. Tic peopi buried
and the rebellion was crushed In q few months
thereafter. The continued cxistcntc and
prosperity Of the nation demands that the
stone shall not be rolled nWny from tie sepul-
chre Of either.
Speaking of newspapers, reminds me That
the Cincinnati Enquirer has come to grief in
a quarrel with the Western Union Telegraph
Company. How It originated habW not,
but ill specinls to that pnper from this point
are checked at full rntes. The Indianapolis
reporter Of that Immaculate journal his sud
denly found his occupation gone, at ktst lii
occasional occupation, for Ills general business
is that Of drinking whiskey.
The American Christian Cou1missio1, whtct
recently convened In Cleveland. secms to have
found great favor in the eyes Of our Christian
people, md on last Tucsday evening d meet
Of this city was held at Roberts chapel tt
hear the report of the State delegates to tht
general body, and to adopt basis of furthel
proceedings. There was largo abundance
and the result was the establishment Of NJ
auxiliary commission, to bc called the aIn
diana Brunch OF the American Christian Com
misslon." 4 daily morning Unlo. prayc
meeting has been established In connection
with the ADORE, and from the spirit manifested
on the occasion, as we'll as the character Q
the men concerned In the organization, th
results for good to our city and State canno
we'll be orer.estlmatcd.
We are aeitating the Water and Cos ques
tions pretty freely lust now, but probably I
will end In gus and nothing more. 5ubscriE
tions for The Open House are coming /
| gradually, 50 they say, but I'm little skcI
] tfcal abont the result.
The wcatheris clear and cold, ard wc'y
had at least one visit from Jack Frost a1read,
| He and the Ohio election next Tnesday vi
ztrike the BntteTnuts In this section, and the
will fall with noise TINT the New Yos
| politicians can hear II they don't stu1 cotto
In their ears. sr. DENIS.