Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
Whiggery Welded 10 Slavery TEN
dencY of TaYlnrisin.

The Louisville Journal has for weeks been ravirg
like a bedlamite about the alleged "a coalition " Of the
Democrats and Free Sellers. The fact that our party
Is every where declaring itself firmly opposed to
slavery extension, ~frightens the Journal beyond all
bounds of prudence, and impels it to expose the cloven
foot of Taylorism. In time past, the Louisville
Journal has exhibited no slight degree Of sympathy
for rank Abolitionism but now the tables are turned
it must support Taylor at all events, or lose the
"sPoils to its party. Hence It's abuse and its rawlings
in relation to the new aspect of affairs. Let it rave
on! The die is cast! Whiggery and slavery prop
a%gandism must aud will be defeated Democracy
aud Freedom must and shall triumph,
How different is the attitude of the Louisvillaiu,
from that of its namkesakc, the Journal, here. The
reason for this is significant enough: the one speaks
in that sort of language which it may be safe to adj
address To shareholders the other feels the need of
Disgusting the truth 80 that it may win to Taylor the
votes of free suffers. G ntrast tue following, which
is the conclusion of an article in the Louisville Jour-
nal of July is, daily with recent articles in the
State Journal, and mark the inevitable tendency of
TOylorism to ultra Slavery!
Opposition TO the extension Of slavery is the only meas
ure, doctrine, principle and policy, which stands out in bold
relief on the " basis " on which The reunion of The disioint-
Z u ecNioh VI 1tliCd ueuhCfdcl Is idkiug place.
Now. if any of our readers fancies that the Locofocos at
the South, who are swearing eternal hostility TO fIee-soiHsn
with all their lungs. have any thing 10 say in opposition to
the coalitions in progress in the free States, he is greatly
mistaken. The Washington Union, the leading organ Of the
patty in the country, which has heretofore professed the
most constant and devoted affection for The South. cannot
spare an arrow from its weIl-stocked culver to speed against
the coalition between its Northern and Western friends and
the free-soileis on The fIee-soil platform. The Union is
greatly delighted beyond doubt, at the nuptials now cele-
brating. and wishes the welded parties the greatest joy anc
the most radiant and unSeiling Of honeymoous. That paper
does notice the wooing aud counting and the cooling aud bill
ing IN New York, not however with terrific and red and
his-iDg Indignation, but as ga healing of differences" A
healing Of differences, indeed! The editors of the Union
are certainly the most fasiidi0us and gingerly coliocators of
words 10 The county.
"The Baltimore Argus. another violent and forcible cham
pion Of The rights of the South, chuckles over the success Of
the coalitions in the free States. 1t declares that the Loco
fuco factions have a perfect light to come together on any
terms that may be agreeable 10 them. The Philadelphia
Pennsylvania and the New York Evening Post, the foImer
an Old Iunker aud the latter a Barnburner organ, both quote
The Baltimore Argus to show that The Southern brethren are
veiy much delighted with The a~malgamating process now 60
ing on. We have not seen in any Southern Locofoco paper
any expressions Of scoTn, Indignation, or even of disappro-
baton at The swallowing Of the Old Hunkets by the Free
Sellers. And yet these papers profess TO be the especial and
Gully friends Of the poor, ill-used, oppressed, and greatly
humbugged South. A Coalition is deliberately formed by
the LocOfucos aud FIee-Soilers in The Free States with
view 10 restrict The peculiar Institution of the South within
the limits in which il is at present found. and yet none o.
these champions, these uncouscionabIe fIc-eaGeis, have
single woId OF dsapprobaion 10 utter against these coali
lions
u pu'he LOCOOCOS OeheNe tndt nOtninR u int
adoption OF the WilmOt proviso as the paramount article o.
faith in the creed Of the party in the free States can secuI
the vote Of these States TO the Locofoco party. With then
their patty is the FIST considerations, and. if any thing were
to be gained by adopting the Wilmot proviso, we should no
be surprised if they were 10 adopt it too.
" We have not the shadow of a doubt that the union o.
the factions Of the LocofocO party, or rather the absorption
of the everlasting, pure, indomitable, unconqueiable, incor
ruptible Democracy into the entrails of Flee-Soilism, viii
be complete within the course Of a few months. Mt. Bentot
will be their candidate for the Presidency in 1852, aud tn
Southern Locofoeos will explain away his Free-Soilism an
yield him a hearty support.'-Lou Jour, July 10.