Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

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usnshoxss system, 90 a. to psrmit goods /, b,
transported in bond iror AilaR,if CITIES = ~
fscisc coast % -
| SusixsISs ovTof csLoxEs TgoOrs
| Gssssai Chants order, mgstsrlng GA, soleTe.
troops. reducss tAs elective force now in TIE kel
to abost "a. QUO. and The reduction will j. 10 sail
soon be followed by another Of - 900 esvlns
the ssndins force $4,000 20
srxrsA1. TO sr snoH..s,p.
The economical designs Of The -L;sutsnss
General 10 set to atop here. He has prepared /,
ilst OF over 100 Generals. aud 10 urging upon N,
secretary OF Wsr the sdvisabili,y Of Their inms
diste disehaige. - r
sr. L0Uis rosT-srrICI. sel
The ~ Louis Post-o6hcs is sssin attractiss
Ausntioa, The President h.s not seemed dispo
sed 70 trouble the present incumbent. Ssnates
Henderson. W. c. Fishback and General y. P
Blair are now in town aud frf of frteres, IN IN,
matter
4 'slF seL DRAIN OF M cosK, -
Dr.. Johs MeCook died here to-dsy He "a
appointed Assessor OF Intsrna! Revenue Of "a,
ssventessth Ohio District, By the President or
! Saturday. 80
SUDDEN RKcALL or yppsr rAscal.
Judge George w. Paschal, of Texas, Who re
Gently arrived In Washington, 40 Special Ager
Of the State, appointed by Provisional Govsrne,
Hamilton. has been suddenly called home b,
most affecting family Intelligence. s.
HyRDrx or MINISTER
FhrrRssvRs, Va. Oct. l3.-Rev. Robert Css
tlsman, . well known member Of the Prot .stan,
Episcopal Church. was brutslly murdered near
Castor, North Carolina. on Wednesday aiyht,
last, while returning aloas from . visit Tn,
psrpssratsrs havs rot yet been Identified. TIE
deceased was widely known and much b,lovsd in
virginis.
iSTsRvfEw ssrwSKS THE rkEaDksr sNp soUTn
eAKoLfyI COMMITTEE
WAsHISGTss, Oct. IL = Judge wardlsw.
Alfred lHager and Colonel Dawkins, Of South
csrolins, this afternoon had an interview, by
appsiHtnsst, with PrssidsEt johnson. They
were accompanied by W +. e. Trescott, ESQ vhs
is here en- business AZ the Executive Agent OF
that State Ths Presideat, after the eusto mary
preliminariss Of reception, invited them 10 be
seated, when eosvers.tion was at one. com
msneed by Judge Wsrdlaw, informing him that
they we're a delegation froR the Convention,
sent hither 20 present certain testimonials of
that Body These memorials had been very
carefully considered by the Convention, and he
believed they told ihs truth. The President in
qairsd the object Of the tcstimsDials
Jadgs Wardlaw informed him one vas on be
half Of JsGsrssR Davis, A. A. stephens Geo
A. Trenholm and esv hagrsth He said they
the President, hessrs. Stephens and Trenholm
had already been relieved from close coufine-
msnt and permitted to return TO their homes He
would ask for Gov. Aagrsth either . pardon, or
that he might be released OF parole. They could
assure the President no hsrm wonl4 result from
such Ri act Of elemeBcy.
- The President replied that all could net be
pardoned ~ once, The business must be pro-
eeeiei With gradually. ard an effort mads 70 Ell
-
az ws vent along II vas too common sr
preston By wsy Of argument in regard 10 elem
eney, that such one bad been paraoned and
that he was Just - ssd |. another who had no;
been hardened. -, arr
ssnted no ruCus, = .er..i;-S- ths- delefs'''
The President said sometimes the peculiar 10
cality had nurh 70 DO with pardons; like many
other things in human Affairs We cannot have
sxed rules much depends on discretion and Cit
&c instances. if we know ourselves We want to do
what is just and to show . proper degree of hu-
manty es the part Of the Government.
Judge " ardisw remarked they had no, come
hithsr to express their own hopes and desires,
but as delegates from the South Csrolina Ger
yeDtion to prsssat memorials Of that body in .
formal maauer. A--A'
The President: We will. gsntlsmea, extend all
facilities aud eeurtesiss which the questions 70
quirs- We should prefer 20 psrdes twenty men
thar refsss one 'ras zoe - ilsqr
Judge Wardlaw replied ,hey did rot design to
ssy anything in rsfsrenoe to Governor Msgrath,
fnrthsr than they believed much good would re-
suit by The exercise 81 Executive clemency seward
hin.
Colonel DaWkins said: II We can get Governor
Asgraths parsled. il would be great relief to
hin ct the present time
Judge ". thanked the Presdslt for having re-
leased Stephens and Trenholm
The President-Wehars, that far, thss, sptei-
pated your memorial rrrss .s4rsv
M Hugsr said Mr.. TrsaAsl a was cue Of their
meet useful men and there was no doubt he would
exert all his pewer with view TO entire harmony
| between State aud Government -
/ The President replied ne understood that was
%, adding If treason wRs committed there ought
to be sesne test TO -sssesnise the power Of the
Government 20 pnrish the crime. He Was free
| TO say il was not a mere contest between pohti
cal parties or question ~ to the de tdcf0 Gov
srn nents Looking at the Gevsrnnent as We do.
the laws violated and an attempt made AZ the
| life OF the n atieB, there should Be vindcaton
of the government and Constitution. even il the
gardening power we're exercised thereafter. II
| treason has been committed it ought 10 be de
tsrmined by the highest tribunal, aud the fact
| declared, even il clsmency should come alter
WARD, there was nc malice or prejudice in carry
| ing out that duty. ~
Judge wardls~ remarked that they we're veil
| awsre Of that.
The President, TesumiEg. said: There nav
be some unkind feelings on this subject, but Il
| does not exist to any great extent.
| Judge " srdlsw said that although not IN
strncted by he Convention, hs was induced tc
ssk whether Mr.. Jea Davis who 10 new cen
| ened to Georgia, eodid not sFoss into North Car
DINA 10 see her friends
| The President replied that be bsd received
letters from Mrs. Dayis, bot they we're not verl
! CEN q sudabls. The tone Of one Of them, how
ever. wss considerably i@provej, but the other
we're us, Of character becoming sne sskinG
! siene1cies
! JGsre wsrsls- iaterpossd y, ss.ing sbe VA
woman Of strong feeling.
tsessdeat-Yss, suppose she i a woman o
srsns feeling sid temper, but there il no 10
,,slisu 2, perseeu,s her; there is IS much magma
| ni-sily ana Independence sad BosIeness OF spiri
in submitting IS 10 trying 10 put the GoveTDren
at defiance; true msgumity takes things ~ the,
are, es.s vboa tsksn in proper way disconnec
then frsm humiliation msni'es'snou OF tempe
and distance do 10 good
| Mr. Hueer remarked they hs1 eesp con
sciou.ness OF the truth of oil tss President said
The eorrers,tiou vas kept up for a consider
able time, ard the Delegation left the Wait
Hem, vel s,,issed with TIE interview.
1 rIRGISIA kLEcXIoS--------
4 RicsnoDa Tstsrns are favorable 10 the slsc,o
] of cEstles I Morley. eligible csndidsts Of 10
Filth .L,Bohbursl District. j. II. -Hesue
probably elected 10 The Eighih District.
The Constiiutiorsa amendment 10 adopted b
an .lrosf uasHirnoas vote IL rsmovea The re