Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
Prospectus of
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Published at Washington u and derOied 10 Politics,
Literature. and General Intelligence
On and after the FIST day OF June next, the UNION
will be published under The an editorial management and
control Of the subscribers.
Of the undersigned have been befre the public in
dH rent s'annsone of for nearly half century, and
the other for yesrswe believe will not deem
cd in suppose that anything than
eral declaration Of principles and The which
intend 10 pursue, will be Necessary at this time.
The political character If The UNIS will remain uu-
changed. As has hitherto done from date OF IT'S puoI-
cation to The time will continue to advocate the
great principles Of The democratic patty exposnded by lis
lurous founder, THOMAS JEFFERSON and carried into sue
cessful practice in the adnnaon Of the government by
subsequent democratic Predents principles which have
scored for beloved country expansion and
glory unexampled in the history Of ancient coemporay
empires, and elevated the first rauk among the nations
OF the earth Those principles have been fully de-
veoped in the original Prospectus which published at
the commencement OF the publication Of the UNION. and
repubhed in its columns few DAYS ago. They demand
system Of taxation aud which shall be equal and
just upon all classes and individuals oppesng and Ia
vorng none economy in the expenditure Of the public
moneys the separation Of the FISCAL affairs Of the al
government from all connection with State institutions
corporations created by tSef strict construction oil the
constitution c"nfnng the several branches of the general
government to their particular spheres of action and requ
ring Of all faithful performance Of duty; and especially
demanding aud insisting that the President Of the United
States shall not abdcate his high and responsibilities
to an irresponsible caba under the of cabinet who
we've not chosen BY the people, and not accountable TO
them at the ballot box.
are, in general the principles which the UNION
viii advocate and in performing the duties which they
have jointly assumed the undeis that in The
present crisis il will devoIve upon them discuss The policy
and measures Of The party with freedom and
hsps, occasions with severity. But. in executing
their high functions conductors OF the public press they
will not forget the dignity the amenities due their
stlon while they perform their duty the people with the
hTmness and fidelity which the occasion may demand
Aware that the UNION is the sole organ at the seat of
government Of the great democratic party which represents
the people Of the United States only principles and
sentiments, but also in numbers, the undersigned will
deavor To conduct il in that liberal and catholic spirit which
the tue interests of their country and party demand their
fO the that i'm
extensive this and embracing such wide range of laii
ude AID climate different interests and different institutions
must spfing up apparently conflicting with each other but
in reality, each contributing the advancement of the
whole. This apparent conflict of interests and institutions
OF gives TO sentiments and opinions apparently
DIVERSE but which rightly understood and under just
rsint 90 injury each other With regard these
conflicting sentiments and opinions; growing out OF local
and institutions IL will be the object Of the under
signed not to interfere except to incuate concession and
Obeaanee all Sides and to each the just pro-
lection which the constitution promises to. all
Our endeayoTs will be TO unite all the elements Of the
democratic patty in support of IFS PRINCIPLES and 10
effort to regain its aseendancy which has been lost by
the mistaken trust and confidence which Of its
ber have eposed in man, occupying The presidency
who had gained high military honors in noble and patriotic
and who in order attain the highest civic honoIs
made promises and pledges which incapaciy
fulfil his high duties from intentional designs grossly
violated thus beaying 10 the those who confded IN
him, aud bringing disgrace the Presidential office
In carrying out these purposes and intentions The under
signed feel that they shall stand 10 need Of The active and
energetic cooperation and support of the undivided democ
acy Of the country The party power has secured its
scendancy By fraud upon the people, and has most shame
fully violated all the pledges which made to attain power
will maintain the
scTupuous 1t the patty representing the foreign
sentiments and principles too openly prevalent in this
county, which with the principles Of
and with popular liberty 1t is the which
always allies itself with every foreign enemy with which
country may happen to be at II IS The parry
espoued of Biain in the Of 1912,
and leagued with Mexico in the Of ls45 Sound pol
cal morality fidelity 10 republican principles and that spirit
of true patriotism which fowns upon eachefy TO ones
which has gained by such reprehensbe and
is now exercising for such unjus6abie ends And In This
great work invoke the energetic and unng aid of
patriot and friend popular liberty and free
ernment assuring them that shall endeavo not TO be
wanting in honest efforts to accomplish that part OF the
work Of reform which may devolve
But while the "UNIoN will be mainly devoted to poll
It WIN contain an the important
reasonable portion of its columns TO matters OF interest
relating to science, the arts and general literature
EDMUND BURKE.
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