Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-05

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The British Fedora
and tlle Mexican
and ~, one and
The Washington UNI
identity, in spirit and pr
party of the last war al
party of the present day,
descent Of the latter from
ing. by the law of inherit
wings 10 the patrimony
their Progenitors by their
last final struggle with FL
which their descendan 5 b
own reasonable course
Mexico. Indeed. it will
which instituted that, viii
intent of the surreptilious
the same a. that displayed
the former nave been more
In the forms and occasions
HI
We now bespeak the ca
to the proofs exhibited
BRITISH FEDERALISM OF 1915
AND 1914.
&" At the door II james Mad
tsOH and his dccOmPlices, lie,
the blood Of our bufchereG
c0untTynsen. "-Sdiem Gazeiie
during The last Udr.
" Inc evils the federalist.
have long predicted are thick
enlng upon US; aud in oui
3fiiIctiOn let US always re-
member IL as James Madison
ana has party that haze brought
these edidmIfieS upon uS.
&" This obstinate infatuated
man lanes Madi~ou plunges
Us IutO a waniOn, wicked wal
a cTingiHg cOtCdrd. -
IIorees eT Spy, 1914, then
edited By John Dqris, ROlg u.
StGteS Senator.
" As Nj. Madison has de-
clared war, let NJ. Madison
carry II ON. Req. Mr.. Gard-
ner IF Boston.
+" We have uniformly enter
ed our solemn protest against
this de>olaling war. which
originated in the wicked, ma
itgnant passions Of a corrupt
and imbecile government. -
Worcester Spy, 1874. edited
by John DdUis, hOW federal
Senator iH Congress.
" Ii the people have not be-
cume stocks aud stones, so as
10 bear anything. they must
feel ashamed Of theiT P,esi-
dent, and their indignation
will never subside till he l..
impeached, and the govern
ment Committed TO othel
hands. Ibid.
d" So unjust is this offensive
wal, into which our IHlefsl
have plunged Us. ia the sober
consideration Of millions, that
they cannot cOnscientiuusiy
approach the God Of srnIes
fOr hi blessing upon US. -
B0StoH CenfiRei Of 1918.
The war was founded inl
falsehoOd, declared wIlhOu
necessity, and It's real object
was exie nt Of territory by un-
just conquest. aud TO aId the
late tyrant Of Europe in hI,
view Of ACCOMPLISHMENT -
ResOirs Of the Massachusetts
Senate during the I7ar Of 1912 !
" The events Of this abomI-i
nable war make a very mel
anchOly impression on all
who ave not particularly in
tere>ted in its peipetratioa. ,
Besides the hOrrid efdsiOn of
human blood. the monthly eX-
pen>es Of the war are six nit
lions" - Boston CeHtiReI,
MIrch 2S, 1913.
"Our rulers Jas Madison,
&c have Frustrated our IA
tI"nal character, sacrificed our
vital interests, ani finally ill.,
VOWED US, unprepared, in the ]
calaInities of war."-L CT
Bates. a leading GederGliSt efy
Massachusetts.
" The Committee Of the
Legislature Of Connecticu 4
who IepO, ted Ia favor O( send /
lug delegates 10 the Hartford
Convention says, that MAdi- h
sons Administration had H.
vOlved The country in a.
OdilUs and disastrous war
. waged for fIreisn conquest
- devoted 10 a fruilless III
vasivh Of the eneny's leIIi-
tory, &c.
" The war i purely demo-
cratic. IL was undertaken.
for democratic, and not for ia
tional purposes. Let demo
Gratis, therefore, terminate IL
an the best nanRFr they can
WE HAVE NO PARTNERSHIP
IN THE MATTER. We "a,
again, let democrats end lhei, F.;
ridiculous war in the best way |,
they can /; and Il, in doing So,
they surrender any Of ouil'
essential rights, the nation
VIII employ Competent meulC
for the recovery Of them. y,
/.
a" The wal has hitherto been
the war Of party. Let IL so
continue, and So be termina- ,
ted : Tine disgI ace will then
10 be the disgrace OF
the party, aud not Of the IA :
iiOn-G cOHSVmmation deUOut-l /
Ly 10 be tcsShed. Let thpse ,
who have HhertO sbStained.,
from the war, continue 10 ab I,
slain and thereby pieserv q
the honor, aud. 20 far "a theylc
still remain, the resources 81 n
the county,. for the euenfsIf
schich dfe to fOiIOl1. "-Phiia I
u iited States Gazette
during the Udr. +
Our rulers have prostratedl A
our national character, sacrI- I
feed our vital interests, and
involved US, unpIepar-l
ed, IN the calamities Of war"
-ResOI1e # a federal meeting
an Boston, July IL, 1912. F.,
/" In an evil hour, Mr.. JEFF
fersOn gained The Presidential "a
chair. Our county, then pros 4
porous, has been grievouslyli
oppressed by TuinOus com /
restrictions, which, h
for many years, have beenlc
wantOnly Imposed by the gov d
of the United States
md tis measure Of iHiguifyIi
is HOlc filled up by a deciarG- :
fi0a Of ear against Great :
Britlin a UT, iHlPOiitic.I
unnecessary. and unjust. /
sour c0mmOn interests. lib Z