Tbe Disa..er in Yadiana.
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By the letter of our prompt and inteiligea. cor
respondent at Indianapolis, 1t Will De seen that
rcachery and usurpation have blasted the hopes OF
our Whig brethren in that quarter, eleetin5 I'D
WARD A. HAssEGAE, Loco-Foeo, to the United
s,a,es Senate for six years from the 4th OF March
nex, The nefarious means by which this result
has been brought about are fully exposed in cur
correspondents letter.


There are those who VIII repine at this disaster
I'VE do not We see in our temporary disconi-
fture the germ of lasting triumph. 1t is our
earnest wish, as well expectation, that our op-
Sonents should have clear though not large ma
iority in each House Of the next Congress. We
insist that they shall there be brought to graPPe
with the spirits they have raised-shall decide on
the validity Of The Dorr Constitution in Rhode
Island-shall transform the Tariff into conformity
with their principles, if the term applies-shall
show forth TO Northern shoemakers and Southern
cotton-growers what is their policy, and what ben
eff. IL to accrue from it TO the Country. So with
regard to the Currency and the National Finances.
Let US see them restored to power, with John Iy-
ler, their humble servitor, and let the Country
know whether they still insist on the collection of
all Revenue in coin, and its deposite in Hard
Money Sub-Treasury. A great many have forgot
re,, or but dinly remember the nature and purposes
of genuine Loco-Focoism. They need to have
,be;r rscollections refreshed. The ascendancy of
Benton and Tappan in the National Councils. will
do the work. And whether the party again re-
stored to potency in the Capitol, shall be Destruc
tive, as now in Ohio and New.Hampshire, or Con-
seryatye, az in the Government of this State, the
result must be beneficial. IF the former, the
Country will be aroused; if the latter, its own
Jealous and earnest partisans will be disafected
Nothing, to our mind, will more surely contribute
10 secure an overwhelming Wing victory in 1874,
than an undsputed Loco.Foco ascendancy in the
next Congress. Let Time decide how far we are
correct.


Mr. Hannegan, the new U. S. Senator from In.
DIANA is one of that large class of aspiring poiti
clans who have an instructive love for what is the
popular .ide-shat s, The side of license and noise
He has been Member of the Legislature, then
Member of Congress; declined reelection, and
was appointed to Land Office by MIR. Van Barren,
whence, if we mistake not, he was removed by
Gen. Harrison. He is not equal, either in talent
or fxedness of purpose. TO Gen. Howard, who was
the choice of his party; yet ne will make some
Seurc in the Senate, and is dexterous demagogue.
We shall see how much his friendship for Pro-
1ecriye Tariff amounts to before the end of 1874.