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

mon TON ON MORO SUFFRAGE
We are receiving letters daily from all parts
Of the United States for copies of GovernorI
kortoss Iare speech upoa thseuestons OF the
day Il meets With almost universal approval.
Many of tbs letter. sre from persons Who sefe-
inclined % fvor the doc.iIne Of negro Suffrage.
bat accept the Arguments contained 10 ihis
speech. snd pledge tiss Administration tneH IN
egsllhsd supeoss. This = right No other
role, win be prodnctive Of any good, sbd nigh,
eb 4 shs menus or placing the Government In the
hands Of its enemes.-ludsnspolis Journal. i,
Doe. the Journal mean to insinnate that Gov
ernora Mosros Hepposes 20 r-yrO sarrsg &c, pta
ShAf many .ho were inclined 20 favor that doc
trine have been induced - surrender il By read
ing He EIeeebcy's radical speeehf The Gov
srDos is jus, 80 much ia fsFOr Of negro suffrage
% Sssxss. The latter sdsocates Investing the
negro with the right TO vote. upon the same
conditions th.t white men enjoy n. at once; but
the former il for dsferring itsi short time as
suxsxs's polio, mig ne me means o. placing
the Govern neus 10 the hsbds Of" the
enemies of the R-pusIic.s party. That's
;sst, the difference between the t.o In .
speech in Cincinp-t, on Mopday night last.
shs Governor remarked az follows He be
- Hsved thst time would work out the negro que--
lion. and give to spory the right Of suffrage
Thus be admits he - ia favor Of the measure
but be wishes 70 defvftbe ksue 80 that il shall
no, be a disturbing element in the coming polt
A. cal contests, especially I'LL Altar tbe asxs Pres-
Dental election. The -hole ehprtr of AoRro,
vas a bid to retain the patronage and influence o.
the President to sustain the party With which hs
10 issnnaed. That 10 ia sols purpose and as
eotsnporary remarks. when looked upon in thai
light, his argument is ingenious but il has ND
more heart in il than there is blood in turpp
Ard his organ grinder here comedies that sucl
istbe case when IL says. " no other policy will b
productive of any good" than to give negro suf
- frags the go-by for the present and pledge th
e A6uiaistrsson-th eir< unqualified = support
Any other policy. it alec remarks. nigh
be the means of placing the Government
10 the hands OF ''the Democracy" The OBJ
ject Of Governor MoRros is too apparen
20 decisive any one. He 10 intoxicated vii
porer, and be does not iutend that the sceptr
shall pass from his hands. if ingenuity, fraud ant
deception can secure its retention. wthou
power His EIcellency would sooD sisk into in
signiAesncs Supremacy selfish. devoid of hgi
talents and accomplishments to command re
speet. aud that personal magnetism possessed b.
such men ss Clay and DcueLAs, which held ,hei
political friends as deeply devoted to them in DC
feat as 10 triumph. private citizen he wou,
soon descend into neri,ed oblivion And TIT
secret of MoEToss playing the big game which
10 developed in his Richmond speech, is the hop,
that he hang - the coat tail of Presi
dent Johnson. and thus continue in power. Ths
s the cole object Of that effort, and His Excel
leney will hang on 20 the President with
death Ike tenacity to secure il.