, 1866-06-20

nan Burrows were above the floor, inside, at
york, but saved themselves by jumping out
II the building.
THE CAMPAIGN In INDIANA. |
Speech of Gov. Morton at Indian
apolis, on Tuesday, June IS.
scaihlng Review OF Copperhead Pre-.
cedenta-The Record OF the Copper
head RaKty In lndtana-The Cove
efnorss vieSVs on denomination.
SPIRIT or 1Hn DEMOCRATIC FAnrr.
1t Is beyond douet That the spirit Of The Demo-
Termination Of do Naf, bnt On he contrary it
eeems to hare been greatly emh!ttefed BY defeat in
1he de1c End n the ballot no1. IT. eynpathJ With
men! !. more boldly avoaed than ever, aud 1t be-
comes azguTeniaAye aDd euihusiastlc IN oehalf o{
the right d secession md righteousness Of the re-
In Indiana has recently received remarkable llus
t.atfou that thould command the solemn consider
ahon Of the people ... .........
held IN The city Of Louisville, composed In large
psu ofmen who bad BEEN engaged In The rebel
armies. These men assembled u convention: pro-
ountic parry, md declared lbelr un[alteEng deyo-
ton 10 its timehonored principles. They vtndl-
Gated the righteousness Of The rebellion and de-
cared their Ftcrn purpose maintain at The halot
box the tacred principles tor which they had taken
up arms. Prominent inciaDa Democrats met with
them in convention; MINGLED thet tears With those
Who wept over Southern heroes uttered glowing
culogtes uprn the memory OF Stonewai Jackson
and John Morgan. and endotsed thei1 mnst ultra
and trrasorsose doctrines and 10 show ne com;
the Democratic party Of Indiana, the lndIanapo-
lis Htra1d, the organ Of the parl5i'n the brosdess
and mos, urquallfed manner, ealneatly and en-
thuelat1cal9 endorsed tts proceedings, resolutions
and tpetches- The mem be1s Of this convention
d1d rot dis9nsc The fact thai they Wefe rebels. and
Northern Democratic leaders believing that the
time Tor punlshinx treason has gone BY. noW make
haste to declare thai they are and hive been united
with them In sympathy, tenti1lent and purpose,
and hat they VII cooperate T.h hen 70 ihs 6,t
right, and in repairing The damages done to them
By the var. And to show trat lhls ma!eyolens
and tsas enable spirit !. nor confined to the Demo
cratic leaders Of Indiana. numerous meetings. re8o
Iutlcpe. Newspapers anu decia a1ins IN every part
Of tho Uniied States. may be referred 10, and es-
peeinily the votes and speeches Of the Democratic
members OF Conpre.s.
WHAT DEMOCRATIC LEADERS HAVE DONE.
The leaders = hu arc nov mansping The Demo
anaP ss:.on q tRa u 1s
that, II an army went trou lndlana to assist IN pnt
ting down The then appEoach1Dg rebellion, 1t must
Elsi pass tytr their deat bodies
They are the meu who, in ibe Democratic Con-
ven1on On the Stu OF January, 1861. gave aid aud
comfort to ihe rebellion BY resolving that The South
hao been ptovoked ana dhysn INTO The contest BY
people OK the Nozth.
They ale the men who, in speeches and reso1u-
no Joy, and Northern disasters no sorrow" They
are the men who e1erted their influence 10 prevent
their Demo1aue friends from going INTO the army,
and W6o BY hs,r iuessssus i, I'd yenoaou* ssndsss
un'ce1lng, abd made drafting necessity. And
when he drsft bad thus been forced upon the
their des1hsh teachings. endeayored ID raEy places
by force Of AIMS and 1he murder Of enrolling OIL
eerr to prevent tts execution.
ThsF ae the q men WIG Nho eoHesponded With the
nation Of our condition. And assuring hem that
revolution In puolfc opinion VA, at hand, and that
they bad but 10 persesete few months longer and
the National GoserBment would al to pieces Of lis
own weight
They sre The men who II The Legislature Of 1863,
essb,S evou,oa eT seisne te
military pouer Of the State and transferring it
into tie hards OF four state oee1e, three OF whom
Me1s members :, q ne reasonable society known
They ale the men. who. having failed 10 over
turn the stafo Government by set1nR the military
6r1ng about anarchy, b locking up The public
| tIeasare and thus withholding the money neces-
esry to caKry On the Government.
I'D q sss ihe
world eonepued to prevent the payment or the In
terest on The public debt, By Withholding through
paid: for that vtry purpose. Tsls lawsuit va
trauduleully smugeled lh1oneh tho Circuit Court
unu lodged In the supreme Court before the min
Circuit Judge. or be bad been made acquainted
wllh its Character, and w4s hastily decided By the
Supreme Court against The credit Of lhe Slate
They arc the men who Introduced and organized
! In tins state that dangerous and Widespread toa-
spssacy hset known ~ the Kuirhts Of the Golden
Circle, !" md afterward as the "9ous Of Liberty
u kAF fhnY I'm fhF1 Al hh
stats and Sation.l Governments. Not III Of tnem,
Il is true, belonged formerly TO ibis tn!amoas or
e. bai suea aa ssood Gn mo oadlde on @ haa know
fully eoneestnr thelr knowledge, etood ready TO
r. sccouplsa The he;lisb' work Of this eonsrdra-
ey military of1cets were appointed. military organ
tzauons created, asms md ammunition pnfchased
IN lnnense quantities and emuse!ed into the stste.
and military eomb{nstions agreed upon, rebel Oh.
eers and agents introduced mic the cp1tll and con-
eealed IN hotets sno boarding houses, aud i. Vas
deliberately plaaned and agreed thst upon day
G1ed, they would suddenly .npzise and murder the
Executive, teize The arsenal and its arms and aul-
pnn.non. md releasing 5000 rebel prisoners in
their combine 1orces effec, military and bloody
revolution In the State. This dreadful scheme 1ec-
cssa1,l3 involved murder. condserat1on,, robbery,
snd lhs commission Of every crime which makes
black the chronicles of war and set It's authors and
neetnzt, with the proofs Of their Ent piled noun
tafu high, arc aRafu struggling for power and a.k1ns
Rs0ps e as VT sa:lss ssaat sooi
these men Who are nigh In favor and authority In
ihelr purty. and tJrre1y 1nt1uatsd With its
nQtment. have heretofore occupied Offices OF great
tvs. szd In which they proved 10 bc
They are tic men rho, in the Lesl.lsture Of
lnaiapa bitterly opposed and denounced every
effort 70 coaier the Hight OF sutage upon soldiers
In tbe field who eonld not come home 10 yote.
They are the men who wrote letters to eoldtess Ia
The army, rspg them TO desert, md ASSUMING them
stapppott and protection 4 they did.
10 destroy the ability Of The Government, carry on
the WEI BY teptec1altng IL financial credit. They
atsnreu The people THAI ''greenbacks wonld die
GcyeSn1aenl bonds. ~ wsckea dsTca in foh tnsT
They are men who refused to contribute to the
wounded solo.era, upon The lying snd hJpoc11tlcsl
prct.nce that the contributions Welc consumed By
The officers ofthe army
contributing for The relief Of soldIess' families Al
home by the Infamous slander That they living
better tnan they had eyes done, sad bT foul impn
I They art the men Nho decarcd n epeeches. res
olut,ons, and by their vote5 IN Congress, that no
another map not another dollar should be voacd 4
carry On \ cruel war aRatnst. their southern beeth
They ire Ii. meu who in tho midst ri tha las
great campaign Of 1864, At the time when Sherman
I Eoocn 10 Atlantis, and Gran: vas forcing Lee bstl
into the deiencer Of Richmond, in desperate auc
nson sane e IN Il ana .Rs
watched With breahese crest the gigantic stEug
glc which wss 10 settle the que'tlon OF kepubli
l can Government, assembled 10 convention IN Chi
caeo md resolved that The -war was failure; tas
down our arms and sse for peace: 1t was throw
make the Union kick the beam: It vas I
bold and desperate interference IN behaK
The rebellion, At the very eEls1s Of the 1Rh1. {. w
malignant ard deadly that 1anEuar& can convey III