, 1865-01-09
GOV. M0RT00lN9'iS s MESSAGE,

"M@nn. VI AaoIaua Soldle.S---EttruItS I
+ 1ne1pirea TERMS Care Of Soldiers
faniies---aesro oay---Edu-
ID eatloa-lnterest on tho Stata
= .Debt-1Fcasenable Co4spl-
faeles-The War.
ii From the very able and 1ienifIcd MESA.
.: Of Coy. Morton of Indiana, we make tie =
- - loving selections, In addition to those wbit
1t nave already appeared In our teleera,
:: columns, sincerely rcgretting that our spat
l. does not enablc'us to publish 1t entire.
g cAI1AsTRx OF INDIANA SOLDIERS,
reaimen;sy 1usy q appointing officers to command or
ent hare commssioned msny wbo III e?ais SGd =
kn3o". and for whose fitness vas comneiIsd s Il
a{9s y entirely unon the opinion Of Others. BIT
fao ana officers as body have been found cons, +
sdef sne & nobly sustained the great caase
eeIR@ands seI2es ,;;, f which acquitted s@g ng
very many Es7a aob59 hong. Pa and aIity
lives in battle for theis eonntrr u o9~n ne hei sI
sate soldiers have behaved will UNIFORM and a1s
e5g,eed 70 de'fF{ TZes 1eoa osm In Whiel
Ssc5y afmy n TIE field, and have been anoas ii.
'o1em9st IN deeds Of daring, while theIS BLOOD
Peaeelnl pursuits Of trade and agriculture. the,
haye manifested thet lofty courage and hjrh tnne3
eassi.s Of which othess hare taked so ueh and
aa.sa!eent aaesae patriot Who understands we'll he
aacIed cauee in which he draws his aword. ri
rnho9; nave hllen the victims OF an unnatural
Mois Of duty and the love they bore their countrF
a, anef unls'tered graves mark an hundred 6atIls.
their memory and their posterty he deht az 70
tnde It owes. That gratitude Should be testei hv
an5 Lender care We taSe Of their families and de-
the education Of their children. >'1'0 -
RECRUITS TOR uHExr1nEp TERMS.
| Ihefe ls peculiar hardship cxis ing in rerard
10 ne recruits Of 1882 for the old regiments They
That they were to be mustered out aonc eth ths
feg1ments into which they went, and would not bs
snt neo 'of % Fee years from The time Of their enlist
their recruiting officers. The ceucrai mnstcpingg ~
| oihceI stationed here by the Government md ~
9.ts ne sr4e authorities 14 When the lime cnc for
the thel1 a.senarGe, which Was efuscd presented
aea %asaef on to ths Secretary q who ecncd
which icy Ia e s sa1 ntef
entered the service for the period OF three years
Saf III ei1 ntm no discretion interfere IN their Be-
standing existed IN fIl force. as the satcment r.
ne muster roll was explained by ihe mnsfcrine
oftSer as mere teehpla necessity. 1afterwards
slatng n! the facts, and inviting them to tate ~
ZION 1or the relief Of the men, but thcT faIjc tn
=" nG aa sae ame present the matter for your
II before Congress. ~ - 44'
GAZE OF SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
Invite Four immediate attention to the na,ea.
%akhRs IN 3 F The RIG .ad
VEL Weil Understood to require argument Of statement
thaf a the monthly pay which they receive, cspe.
WanIs in The faid .hnGs nat palt which their own
pend, is whoiIy insnf3lcsent ~ mem 70 e1-
'a%ti{lies At shis period The dasy
support and prevent euirfn" .oI ~ PIcv!ds,
these cases. Is also TOO cleaF for srcnmens ana ~
sent II The relief he fHrn,shnd IL Gene.M -
proposed, The burden viii ali upon iii II tbe nconie
81 9f tse stats according 70 their capacities
felt and will, am eure be- eheerfniiv hon
Is an hour Of great t.ial to he nation md eoicn,
da duties uFs devoved upon The people, whether at
er duties eoriopsy uaa sn te f ass nsE9ns
the world. Let the people nj hoine n the,rs ~ y
a'' VIII be well.
nto ....,... .o'o 11s11aoSf.
5yinr In enuts ~n!Gn ~ txslnaes negroes from es
,,nnn ihe afT pa1nes, a n ny opinion. stigma
,ss n9t f %ni!e rass 20
sbiitS ia t.nrJ ~ imposing on them this dis
nrotes,s, atd9, 1 ano nas been made the cover and
ts,E stu"is 'ur maea crime md Injustice As the
nun,tv hr ,rhIts anay &c pefpetfated with im-
coi9fed witnesses, and It Is we'll known thai ne
fnstr1n,onts ~ .iit1o5to x white persons rs the
Inability 10 teety IN hesauss o. their
ests Of both rares dcmsn5 ~ y st.s LIZ Inter-
removed, md II the farf ~ n- iats atsahlty be
t. that can I've referred to tb cnn,I aueeis
I n1g m1aaa an9onpleuiy receive due
fee States Whose satute booa ,2 sfe ,he anly
The retention Of law So rennansns arn % no
0' The age, sna the dictates Of common sense.
c..,sse u, AA11oS And AFfoR11oSNEST.
;. seeuons 4th md 5h Of the Constitution Of the
: 1EIE nT& IN TGpSt TordR. !
Ec. ~. The General Assembly shall, at Its !
eeord session atler the adoption OF this Constitu
lieration to be made Of III the white msie tnhshst.
'nts over the age Of twenty-one years
sEc: :. Ihs number q Senators AMI Repro.
'er1od Of nu1ing such cnumerutfon. he rod ~ +
sW, snd apportioned among the serernl countiss ! /
to The number Of white male inhsbiants
hat the tlrst and second ELECTIONS Of n,em9crs II
5e Gene 1al Assembly, under this Consti,ption-
y the General Assembly before the nitontinn ~ Il
big Constitution" 10 ''1'pnoa u e
ihs enumeration required Of the white malc in
ge has never been made. Ar annor9inns,s;t 10 o.
gielstise purposes was enacted n 1851, and jus-
&c as vel rs The constitutional provisions re- II
resent Law, which WAS very imperfect in thr hs Ii
Enat Inequalities existed in their pre-. b
crcasing By ,le iscreasc and cisnecs 1 n Ii
'adon- tc
EDUCATION. ca
Your attention ia enltad ~ 1hn ,.,...4 -. IA
.rinendent Of Pubiic instruction and tn KS na be
,stons and rccommcndations conrt.in.1 i l.. It
be School Law requires amcn,nent IL sara!ai ~ VI
1portant part,cuisrs and n T. haaa ~. II nj
nd can Ic matcrjnlr incressad 4rit.e1t as ~ m
the burthcns OF The neon!e NJ tf,n s3st, ~oolaS ::
Willie Indiana has iarrcr school f1nd t,,,, ,, he
her State she has not. bv any naons * ..a any II
etrm Of common schools: Money alone wi, ,,3t 10
sls sdaSea S1Sa a :ssIs nd =
for State Normal school has bren sarcra1v nt 10,
many years and earnestly ur,cd bv the y,ost 60,
a11ent teachers and friends of education, H. ce'
cd, an satisfied from ny own observation, aud da
stem OF common schools cln never cycn zen 1us sns vi
oach to what IL ought TO be- nntJi m fn,itn,;p We
I'll be established in which teachers shnti bc los
calling. fsw thousand doIaFs iyerted ora ma
year from tie SCHOOL fund rsyenne far thia nnr po
&c, would soon make the expeni,tnrc ~ ne lin,
auce Eastly more beneficial Is The chiiren ~ rel
State. When We consider The magnitude of f the
y Of our people to pay taxes for fhe enc
Mt Of c1ucation there Is no reason Whr w. m1y the
have system or common schnals nornf y and
I Of any other State saye The nbscnce ~ nn,W' be
cnt nnmhe-s mil eata taat aeses easc n sui bce
n permanently cstabIisbed of en aic'ont uas buI
to receive and instruct all who dcsre r. rpter our
profession Of teaching. mu
A31=t 's TIE s1A7E pEor' this
hortly after the Legislature adjourned. thu beg
sfion Was sprung a. to the existence Of 1erai wot
fopfiafions for the payment OF the INTEREST grn'
n .he public debt and The opinion Of Mr. Hord no
;tence and any power to Withdraw tie mnncr or Il
the treasury 10 nay the inferest t;hich nay stat
WAS endorsed md acted upon IT sir. Riayfne The
,rigin In polticai qaesn9n , and men
Z Wa6 1tt1a rnnEn IL dnnhf ne ~ =. @ tuat ron,