The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-15
The Extra session -TerreII's Report.
Creation of Officers.

judging from the action Of The Legislature
We conclude the extr- session was called %
create Offices anu n, tbem with officers and
Distribute the funds In Che Treasury among
political favorites. A. man remarked yes
terday. II the Republicans could hold the
power four years longer, they would have an
once created for every Republican In the state.
and would distrfbate among the faithful all
the funds IN the Public Treasury. The point
l. here. When Cove rnor MORTON, who re-
covers frora reIapses, We rejoice TO learn, with
encouraging rapi'lity. had possession Of the
Government. and the profit. of the arsenal and
tho 2io,0O0 IRON LINCOLN, and the deposits ~
the Financial Bureau, The Republicans. by n
trick. % throw the whole thing iutot the hands
q MORTON. on Preicnec If preventing the
sr. ,adinxof az TEIasEfL calls n, q good-for-
nothing military hill, having elopcd q the
Ohio river; when this. MI happened, we say,
u course. the Goyerrrr had plenty ~ money
subjcct % his order; and a. he was loyal man
by the way. hsv~n't some other mon. We do
not mean the Governor, made the cry Il
loyalty pay pr'l,hfv w~u. n was necessary
pr him % kas .et Of gentlemen
about him. uiider pay, and N send messenger
- Washington. and 10 the army, and TO the
ID know. wb~r.. paid perhaps. we 10 not
-ay. by aa crirr on the Financial BUREAU, e:c.
al righS D. Wa a loyal man, and ''Our most
excellent Goycr1ior." md was putting dow
the rebellion Rat. ~ we were saying. when
wcwere saying: appropriations. pIsnty, t,reire
thousand Tor CieFk hire Tor Governor. and
f,-elre Mousaad or TERgRiI. but the TER
EEtL report muS w. volumes Of books for the
Governors brnther-in-law. State Printer we
presume the Governor has no interest i'm the
Jcarqgi oilicej, &c, homgnd for telegraph.
Ing, sctenfee7. n.Ousani civil contingencies.
we d. not attcmpt 10 give ,hc military: ire
fAOgsaad for houserent Of house never occu-
pied. ETC.. ETC.; but then loyalty i. puftins
down the rebellion. Well. whit W. were
saving wa. that l.. what We We're asoiug o.
suegsst as han in occurrc, % IA, was that the
Governor hid been feeding the pliee-hlnier.
81 the party long that they ,lid not
feel like remaining hungry now that
the rebellion wa down. and our ex-
eeilent Governor was -.eone u sea" but looked
o. The Republican Legislature 10 feed them
still. Go ahead Vote away the public money
crcatc oilrcs; hush up. Tor party's sake yari-
RELLs hooks...as an opposition to the Roll Of
Honor; a. many a yeu think II will do. - ~
TO give the political party organ a good job any
how. Go ahead. again we siy. gentlemen:
give the Journal just a. much of Job you
'hink you can carry; they are loyal men, thi,
We know. and We think their loyalty j. en-
'irely disintcrcsts,l; the people. We may add.
Tor your encouragement. Ike Ia pas taxss. e.
PecisI'y VIXEN they ~ into the pocket. u dis
ntcrc-teslly loyal men; and we viii -ay FUR
ther. that unless good appropriation j. mad,
far the state Printer. we shall DE unable g. -,
any Object IN calling the extra session.
i. S---Ne have seen no answer by Colonel
HOLLOWAY yet. to the call of his Republican
brother. JCLI,N, 81 the True Repullicp. that
he should deliver public lecture on the art 81
money making by disintere~telly loyal mln.
with practical illustrations. the question
more: How much viii tn extra session I'M
V0lNc The States