Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-05
The Right Kind of Talk.

Our old friend HI. H. Robinson is back from Califor
MIA. sound as double eagle just from the mint. He
has taken the place of Tim Day in the Enquirer Gin
cinnati and has commenced talking democracy like the
resolutions Of 49, The Cincinnati Enquirer under the
firm of Faran & Robinson will be of the very
best papers in the country. The following article which
transfer columns with great pleasure gives
us what is be the spirit Of this press Now is the
time to talk plain.
TREASON.
"FRowN INDIGNANTLY UPON THE FIRST DAwNING
OF OF AN ATTEMPT TO ALIENATE ONE PORTION OF THE
of the Father OF his country
1t is time the lessons of wisdom which
to from the graves Of the departed sages
the republic. There now thousands preaching the
most reasono1s sentiments, In the press the FORUM and
the pulpit they counsel resistance of legal author
ity they advise violence and advocate anarchy: they
boldly and brazngy urge upon the conscences Of
the duty overthrow the institutions of society and
tolerate no system of civil government that is not in
harmony with their warped anaca, and besotted I'M
derstandIngs. They cast to the winds and laugh to
all the present counses of the builders Of the re-
public and respect opinion of the present that does
not pander to their morbid or corrupt fanatcisms.
III treason like this stalk abroad at MONDAY,
coaked in respectful vestments here under the cloak
law maker at Washngton-there under the robe of q
minister of Gods tempe-anon from the teeming press
penetrating to the of country and city far deep
than gospel sounded-if the oraces Of anarchy
and revolution, who In Gods preach up mob rule
and iaggot penalty urge open rebellion, rifle and
dagger in hand henceorh hold their respect and
veneraton among socety,-if they to preach to
Divine charity and sit for in the chambers of civil
Justice, and preside for the council of law makers
1t is time that the of history should be corrected
that the of those traitors to the Union and its
egrity Who years long ago. conspired to ALLEVIATE one
portion Of this Union from the rest" and falling
down to graves of infamy, their names blackened with
living disgrace and handed down posterity by the his
toran as an example to scorn and to profit by and
admonon to those of wicked ambition who come after
them to avoid the traitors path if they would escape
the traitors inamy- is time, say, that such
should be rescued from the nlamy of history and eeva
ted to the niche of honor and reward.
] The BURRs, and the ARNoLDs, and the HuLLs are
not rotten their traitor graves than their
memories backened and reekng nfamy the records
of their time. Even the school boy Just fresh from the
first lessons OF his primer, pronounce with lip oil
scorn the names and recount the exploits of those ra
ors to his country If fhey long after their bones have
mixed with the soil must be perpetuated in nfamy, lei
posterity be just and associate with them the memory
and history Of the traitors Of 850they who all ovel
the Union in shameless contempt Of the obligations
civil society, to urge fanaiicism mpotent it i:
wicked counselng open anarchy, and in mockery
the Deity preaching their under the affected
protection of his justice,-or they who, for imaginary
wrongs, in another Of the republic, striving
for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Union and aiming blow
at the vitality of republican liberty itself Let justice
be d0nei If these noisy fanatics of the present pat
riots, and republicans and christians, then let the
graves of the past give up their infamous lle
their ashes be rescued from the vampire ana t
fill new niche in the temple of honor among the WASH
INGToNs, the ADAMS, the JEFFERsoNs and the nnumer
able host OF departed patriots and saints of liberty.
Is it not time for the patriotic mind of the country
arouse! There is than the noise of the braggar
and the Tuning of the fanatic in these preachers of
son. How can they be suffered to utter their shameful
sentiments, unrebuked, without weakening the bond
union among the people! The minister Of the gospe
mathematics in the of Heaven against the lac
of the government-he Congressman, through the pub
lie Journals advises resistance to the highest authorities
the press teens with open rebellion and gravey re
commends the dagger Of the mob can such things b.
and work injury to the obligations which our form
government imposes on every citizen! Can uphold
mobresstance to one law without so weakening the
binding force of the government that law and al
laws in time will, they happen interfere with
mans interest or interrupt some mans pleasures, fine
resistance and repeal in the same power!
Behold the minister of the gospel who proclaimed tina
it was the duty of the Christian to mobocrat
resist the laws of the country Has that traitor boil
religion and morals reflected that his counsel would
subvert all oovernment-would mock at the obligations
of the Bible the obligations of the statute
book2 Has he reflected that if he resists law of the
country that does not suit his notions but which suit
mine and peases me- that l. In turn, aided with the mol
OF my influence enter his church. invade his pulpit
and eject its unworthy occupant, because he breaches
doctrines that dcspises
There is scarcely law the statute book that doe
not abrldge what some community claims Il
be his or their legitimate right Shall the counsels o
our Urine prevail in all cases! Ii in one, to suit hi
opinions, how dare he say not in all
But, our mobocrat OF the pulpit is bold enough Il
avow himself in warfare with only one la,r Of thu
statute book but unalterngly enemy to the Const
tion-to the shield, the charter Of the very home ant
heart of religious freedom in the corld! Is he sincere
Is he the extreme knave, the extreme fanatc2 Or
shall we express the charity that he is pulpit dem
agogue, who has found a morbid taste to which h.
can pander and fill the purse? If he is sincere, then
he double traitor traitor to his Heavenly MASTER
traitor to his countryside enemy Of order and the en
of anarchy foe of religion and the minister of tn
mutt the agent of violence, and the leader of the mob
1t is time that the tendency OF this lawlessness of opn
ior pondered over by prudent men.