, 1866-09-12
VOL. Xxx.

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,eople Of Indiana lam very soEry TINT the Or
under wlsh appear bsi1re yo1 tac a1e
:nough ieit before passing from thls platform to
s platform e tfe rsifo9d car ts,ix 70 ~ yo15
?tsoG 9s DC se tesa Rep'''aSse 9eseeea s'
saass he .Rss:Raa RsssRas saa e
Diessea peace. Il = th,s reaeesion, nsme!y: In Al!
otLcr Suites and Satious, since tho beginning Of
ms haye ken called ~ ipdo IT,
of education, Intelligence and equality among the
peorle. Sneh GoTetnms1a have heen made ..l, 70
ss eSe q lie peope There
!icn t.l,ef against oppre.stou except II 1evo-
luton, and rcvo!ation Is incident to al Govern
Ged e s.tss s Il L oS oen sG il % al
while II is always wrong IN our
own. We have 1sccu blessed With 9 measure Of
crrrent in which al' neee!ial progress and reform
can be carried on through ,hc fnstrMments q
and peaceful 'sseore rhe 1cyes
e@oan.rics @ ;he object II party is 10 prosecute r.
u 'a IL ,ena
cncy Of revolution, however, ts 10 bring tbs Coy
eminent TO- The ground, that = new one may oe
tion here wL1cl, should be successful without the
sanlc result. Therefore there can be no reform Of
our Government by violent and revolutionary
NC Ind the 1netilntion OF slavery, cu7ee en- !
tailed on us which VIC eonght to remove by ponce
1sS L. 2aP I'll P'5y
eae tssns " ca ai q The
M Gatsa s'ates, Sud d. dc skli Ct ~ lsa5sIs
,tes & s' wy hase ans DPy ps!ysea q ss ssoub nea
aud The bailot.Eox, putting down and snppressinc
revolution which sonsht, to overthrow tae Coy
reeeeoa Is VIII ang paly Ut men a seesns
totm ask ,ou o reaoft 10 pistols. 'nnskets or Jan
non. then tc.'tect they arc engaged IL an eott1o
own heads. Can yon imagine wlla, woald hare
ieen more unfortunate to a. psog!e Of the whole
esqnsn Il The !ssa Sn, nton
taId ihat we in the North had moi bravery, yirtue
and Intelligence enough 10 prosecute our reforms
through nc eeastituteHal aGsncy o. itss speeea
measure Il Of eoeial ame'oration and process whiei,
t fas not es
to dcp5iye any citizen Of life, liberty, property,
for aiiy purpose, except to TAIL Them ai iato re-
Sqsten g s wssc sd es ASesR ssRp' eops e
Indlana bare now become q border State. Before
aid dnrins The Wal, the border Safes were al! on
Mississippi. The rcsnlt Of ulc war is, that the
Southern States arc 10 be heneefosth loyal to The
Union, While p.ejndices and paasioHs tn snsvIv:
nos az 'hs States that l'e north ,,s; Of AM. III
saee Ns S ohS oa aud saSe Of ana ha0n aas
power Is mediate between the extremes that party
inay never 90 20 far as 10 excite the passions OF
IN v 1reF @ % make IT, lesson more direct, ii, the
people. every individual, has at this time ono
| chief duty important to ~ Eerfofn1e4. r. to
Il was when the nit. mpcd revolution Of tue South
| ltoEr ont, Nl.u every Stale and the right
and every S!3ixcn E's II i" Il
telore the attempted revolution began, EXCEPT
,hosc rights which in prosecuting The war aud
Rs Mcra sMepi away @ Sy lringing s1aseTy to m end
| It yaay be necessary hereafter to have other rc-
forms; il 70. you have tl,c i,owcr 10 make ,hcn,
caroilna e i and Scw York ha:e dc 1ishi, 10 @sxs
snel! reforms By their own act, I.Nle-
Rssaens Of ea1s sas FSSs1n, Gaxsmea e0sf5n sas
no power ability to Interfere with tesr reforms.
believe mud trust The people Of NIL tanks arc 10
such condition Of Intelligence and virtue, that
rrescrvc It for succeeding and unnumtescd gencE,
iiort, while the people n tue eesefai States ca!
prosecute their seye1al M !eiotms nnti they saal'
yation winch Will at oncc encourage and instsuc.
mankind throughout tic world to establisll
ct sroh
tal.,e c,tsis.. Konlc, At The end OF The republic
i mel tho crisis, rad shook under It, What mtga
mol hasG pcen W ~ ,unG h ~ s -
% sni Dietaior, THIS is The prisilts'
Ga H II h,1ns rGnsA*'fSa 5aesa9 ,9 ps;,, IL
s sone oller anhtious Revolutionary leader to pre-
Eide over us at the close Of SO feartu! stznsg!c
TIC las allowed Iii 10 aayc Andy johnson, u
tha1 tI' all Of YOU can do-let him ha. sustained
na oSe 1osn ~ of III M
cea pE1he revolutionary seq. and attach herself II
tbc ancient wha:vcs where she may be cxpcc.c,
TO rest hcneeiorth Ia eafsty and unchauseab'
ee1c:aiy Seward was ehcered during: The dc
livery Of the speech, aud At ITS close The part
Citizens. di nd tooS tic cars ior Louisville, Ky.
FnAsK1s, ::% .. m:IilcFe werc found aboa
s'ia @ith 'igst great enibnsIasm Eoad denssds fel
made :dr speech from the PscsIdcas
ansiv.y Mn taSh hasine been eSpresscd to hcar Sc
rctary Seward, lie cxhorted The people to e.c'le
M in ersls Which il 10 1esl whether ~ 10 ha'
our Government preserved Or pas s'st!ily dow
tue dec1isity Of sun> as must all Republics ha:
b eay bosy, probably 10 feel srievcd Al the cnemI.
! Of The Rcrnblic4 bnt he ,'ad never permitted Il
! sun 70 60 down upon bis auser Or with feelings
retaliation in his breast: .
ED1shrno, 1915 a. m 1n-Abont Abe s:l. sNo persons ws
here nsecu.hIcd. Tic President Was Gfet@t
warmly and In compliance with calls made te
btief Tc,,si Ss. when tl, traIn left ani the roar
: cannon aud hukz2s Of iic people.
co1ruurs. II Il: m.@AhoNi a.cco persons h
eopgTcaafet. and like enthusiastic dcmons;'
! | lUn was made.
! At SEYMOUR
=. | SErNOrE, IL m.-Ihcfc Naa large and cnth
:sastic DEMONSTRATION here, the President spea
+ Ing with much acccptance:
| Lace ~ts sn1
!. Seward and Wclles, and Aamral Farsasu! a'
= General Rousseau were In turn introduced, Il
G The President was enabled to speak only f
Is worls for want Of timc,. End the train depart
With :htcc cheers for Andst: johnson.
e The train hclitl nj several oihcE places on
IS way. where the President was introduced.
, At 1EYrERsoSynLE.
JErrErsoxsssLE. s.M z. rn--Ne were here 4
~ - The President and other distinguished que
on IT, Seses ~;
+ tmes,,,s' aaa ,he nNesaacc .! shc hope thss
wSn Be Se T. sa bsp'y ent ts n1s
II 5ouSsoS's srEEcM.
C. The horor Conferred. Hc had been brought up
sa te i s.ers sd hs
VI Union canno, be dissolved. Tic gave brief j
.rs Of ts Adm!nssraton po!!sy;s sa md ,s az I
I lpngTGER 013 HtAEllC1li4 sCS1RCN GAAk Inv 6ala
:. scsrntn'i,.s x from thc iesls'aiiyc branch. u
hc Mar ~ T. o.Gr ana 1hose s'a
he e ro,ni 10 any sine!e violation s. IL nainaa,
Feamess :? 'sa fn'saa ~ rart q sha! p!.:or
af cries st.:So, ne" aaa lausntez:! Me dsts.s def; e
e af f he
S nes:oes s '1sssa fss. and i'svns done that ss
DreS:ea 70 Sc S iSc ees o
"a -. solc the new tastmasscEs would pocket the r
LIB a.t; hut II it turned eat qnEEodsable E the Cow
Ut Ut pante. % Believing the bill sas uneoa<itniio
n ns and unjue,, he exercised the negative po:*c'
nc "a; 5ssiy "a 'nIadsnt legislation; lie
"a. s s'esenss Grsuehser., Was nc, he,- as bad :
ahon1 ssso @os rssns "a see"
"o 'o1 Sas!onrs No! So far from that he and ct
ply whom be might name were 3ss,fuctivcs. II
la political aea.h. Ii MAS siEac fes The eoHGtsy se
nee nee on ,hs alert tse .sa, ;aS con.!tn,i9o Is
oe OK lie. tlo Fsesdent ailnjea to secretary Sew
ecc in complimentary terIns. and tn conclusion
We idct circle called the Union ana lhe cons'ita
wc ccmcnted bs The blood Of o1r talhets. \: her
ia, :Me; he relied upon a,ohss tSe ana aoa9esiSy
On, on he h. could no. DC drlsen from his purpose.
ss c!d npon
md. few rclaarks in connection ~ito INC nau
ar, qseere,sty wcllcs, Admlra, Farracut. and g
'1s ~ ra}s Rou.teau and Custer were sevcrallF i
cra- dured aud applaudrt. and amia nc ptana1
aud ,Ae crowd 'i,e c3c1rsioniss took nc irI'y.go
9ss fs9 ,s;ss ss's, a'' hall os'os. 10 s:e=' ''S@
the Here at tho rhari was large crowd, chez