The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
POLITICAL MATTERS IN INDIANA.
Our ISDlAhApoLls CORRESPONDENCE.

Our indianapolis CORRESPONDENCE.
The Misccgens- Governor Morton and Ills Had
Record Decentralization In the We-t-Con-
sentative Gains In Indiana letter from Sec
rotary McCuII0cb, &c.
hprssAPoiS Oct l, 1860.
Our State is inundated with southern loyalty. We hear
q Southern loyalists in all directons Alnost every
country Is irradstod with tho brliance OF some
loyal star oning down and sotening the aspcrities Of
hot political by The benign oxidation, ut second
hand OF the principles OF the dpcnsaton, as they
sa from the lips Of the elherea! BrownIcw and tho
gentle Hnnncut We had the last instalmcnt OF South
srn loyalty this city Saturday night in tho shape
q Maynard and Stokes, who entertained small but
SOLICIT audience Of the rcsenered the Circle for count
hess hours with their views of the great issues
The West seems 70 hare taken prodgious backward
sep since OF TIN war and far security Of
tfe and property is concerned, 70 have again
fallen Upon the sem-bsrbarous days Of territorial
suce when every negbborhood bad It's " aeh court
The tree made the best galiows Society
Usually and ominosly turbulent, and at no time within
We past quarter ola century have life and property been
bold In cheap a tenure. hobs and disturbances
a frequent occ rreac and the band Of tho desperndo
iD.tiDctvey seeks tue dagger hilt pistol breech
the slightest provoea,ion. The serious feature
however, especially this Immediate locality, " the cor
poc In this city Ne have police fore for the appre
hen son Of class of ctz and IN which 70 ~
almost impossible 70 convict radical Of anything.
The manifest temper o, the radical party taken in con-
section with the notorious u arms over The
STATE, and me midnight auling Of armed Lesocs e1eites
. feeling OF alarm the br Of pcnceably dis
pos citizens Desperate Characters schooed 10 acts OF
brusa lawlessness by the inmonites OF military service
abroad IN the State prepared Tor pay or mere love OF
turbulence engage IN any incendiary scheme which
may DO suggested to them If the election passes with
cut bloody violence lhenmany oil us WIN be agfeeapiy
ltsa mo MED
rfospprrs
Experience has taught the lCty OF election calcua
TONS Father Greeley possesses tho happy faculty OF
pred,cting In ma hemseal columns the rcsalt OF
somug elections but events rarely Justify his prophetic
rsveiatons But really cannot sec how The rad Gals
hope TO carry this state. With fair
secion the conservative majority cannot fail short Of
Eve thousand, and will not go ten These calcula
hons based the following fac,s:--
frst--There at least twelve ihonsand spurious
hlte mole than twenty thousand majority This avs.
tomato slufing OF tho ballot boxes has been guarded
agaast by an arrangement dividing the election boards
Second-Tbou ands Of men who voted with the rcpub
hcans IN 1854 are against them, openly and inaue
Goary, while not can be fonnd who voted AGAINST
them then who Will vote for them now
Tsi din 1864 tie majority Of Indiana foldiers in tho
e~d were flrioughod home to vote, great care being
ken ts oly such a. would vote Tor Morton should re-
eeive furoug.s IL Is admitted that a. least forty
per cent OF all NE soldiers viii TO sustain the Presi
sent 10 vigo c'uny out 81 twelve hundred soldiers
nors ihan eight hundred viii vote against the radcais
In viow Of these sacts do how Is possible
er the radicals TO poll majority ~ the popular vote
Iho RADICALS are uoing IA immense amount Dragging,
tu, Ia only whistlng keep their courage up Eary
ln the spring their state organ this place projected
agniGcnt now building which has been shorn Of half
rs proportions by the prepect OF defeat consequent
loss Of half The State printing
LETTER ppox auaH s'curI0cu
Como friends Of the Secretary the Treasury in this
Ssty. anxious To have him make a fos speeches the
psAse, extended an invitation TO that effect The follow
6e - his reply
letter. 81 4, s9,s s"y,d ny sp q
% be a Ia q
regret now to be under the necessity Of saying that my
ns. sngAsenents are Of .uch nature that viii not be
asssns % Lsfsys,.e Perm saa r pn q address NY lson
b prs Inc October elections upon The molen.oas
Of ua,sa se. ress s ne. a 81. !. % the
tan WITH ny old es s .ss g s~ys s ~ns
Enoa have acted po.scAily In times and especially
In the nnfounalr controversy that has arisen between
Sons Of abandoning any ppincipe Or
- mns eonDer, % sny rev dor'rine 10 COMMON with
Che whose citizens rebeled against The federal govern
la s.sa ~. s; Z % opsa's
fss .hch approved by hi. anentrd pfses .nr
J thai plan ressraed ,hs rrty q which vas ms1el
~ resolutions Of Cons e.s before Mr. johnson attempted
s. she dels.ss o. my bes. jadsnen tn i. i Il
ny opinion wise liberal aud siaiesiasnnke the only plan
sa.rJ Inc right. o. The s.s which can
out sacrace = honor manhooi by the ercd aad
vneh leads drec.iy 70 reconciliation and peace.
NJ note Without re,nassn tina, hs charges s mai.
Sr soeison o abaaioins as priicip!s. or aosn@
~ pg The recent rnemes OF the country into
Nc reports IA rsSard 70 bis habits Of pe4sna geuc-
utterly destitne of found slndsr- VII The
tkors VII themselves be the o u
PASSION shall have subsidized Ia his unprecedented
Ne may i've indusrc ia pisinne-@ and dsrectuees
q rescn unusual IN the Chef Msglstra.~ ~ the
n-on ana oiensse To some critical and fasdious
epe but everybody admits that his aud other
ees eonrn nnicons and by these be Re Judged
nA-irir ~ Asitlty and goal taste 4
N rsgard " hrs manner or dealing with the recently
Y ~ en.i nut no falr man co1id have been i'm
A,s sesn aaring the Tying eighteen months n as unns
hsun y thsn beng Impressed With hs love ~ coautry
end ma devouen " duty. with the uaseashne. and upright
nes o. ~ ehaft sd he honesty of his PURPOSES That
she rrnt PIE which be advocates and
VIM asrd AZ No Approaching ~leetons Aope b.et.
OF their climate vndcttlon - FUZZY persuaded A.
Am Of The perpctaiy % republican Institutions have
VIC honor = e., vegy trtiig, your 0tedirB servant
'" H. iALb0TT, ks9., A. HUGH MCCULLOUGH