Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
Di.soIution OF the Upiou.

This cry has been raised AZ ya,iou, times ON both tide, Of
"Mason & Dixors Line" has always bees prompt by
IsPaey, with single exception in which the pOmper
iana'iem The FIST cry raised in The Federal Conver
ZION oil 1851 by Two little Saes which did comparatively
nothing for the Revolution. These South Caoli-
ma and Georgia, which, with whie population nearly ipe
That OF Rhode Island appears by the Of $780,
triou'ed TO the Continental armies during the struggle for
Independence, half
gallant little State. In the Convention Of I7S7 South Caro-
lima aud Georgia ased the first cry Of DISSOLUTION aud thrai
ened secede fom the c0uederacy unrss il gaated
fully The foreign Stare trade This n.y. prnpied
by avaTce that did not dread ade in and blood ia
agony and degradaOu sed for time BY the eompro
mise which yielded the trade fOT twenty years This
raised in Massachusetts, by small party Of aspl
rants 10 ari.t crazy eunsisng PATTY u returned Bh
fugers OF ignorant and merchants Of faDacal
elrgymen who terrified BY the stupid revolutionary
Of few French Atheists and Of and
weak-heaied lawyers bewidered by the Hoztnnahs "f
English writer's 10 English monarchy AMI aiocrscy IL
Iai>ed the time in Connecticut by few
cious far-sghted, minded Ia and few veiy
learned yet profoundly college pedanfs, who sup
posed that dissolution would elevate themselves the he
reditaTy governing Of New England IL rs
ed IN Massachusetts, BY the and their SCENT
aud produced the suicidal opposition to the Of 1912,
which prevented The conquest Of the Bh provinces and
the suicidal Hartford Convention which politically s
PROTECTOR The was next raised by party OF PoliIic
coxcombs in South Caan against all attempts to raise the
tariff Of 1916 and repeated from 1918, Till it produced
the Nufediionlsosgnay rebuksdby Mr. Webster in 1929,
the rebellion inominour suppressed BY President
Jackson in 1882 II iaised by trsdes aod
aiding politicians the South, against The admission Of
Missouri the Un'n with free constitution. II
who would all the powers Of earth and hell against
single Of slavery, aud let loose all the plaques of
Egypt and all the ills Of Pandoas Box for its suppression
IL raised by the slave T. adeTs aud trading po
clans Of the South agsnst petitions to arrest the slave trade
the Federal metropolis And is raised by slave
and trading politicians the South Of
slavery To all the territory acquired from Mexico.
Thus perceive that all these cries. with inglo ex-
cepton have originated in avarce and ambioB and with
exceptions, have been raised at the South And
may also perceive that the cry whether Northern
Southern, has always been raised by contemplate mi
nority. IL contemplate minority Of the South in
1857 II was a con.emptible minority OF New England
in 1898 and 1912. Ii a contemplate minority OF the
South from 1918 to 1888. And they a contemplate
minority in both North and South who have raised this
cry since 1888, and raising And why do they
raise IL now! The Northern fanatics, conscientious
against the sin of slavery cTazed and bewdsred by
projects for its determination, which, practically
applied, would produce mschiefs ten fold greater. And
the Southern ncendsres crazed by avarce and lust
OF domination, to crafty which they would deIugs the
Continent in blood, and consgn 1t To than Russian
bsrbarsm. The fanatics wage OF yupernIion and
calumny in obscure weekly journals aud occasional con-
yeniiOns The Incendariss wage of nsolent
defiance, Of arrogant preleuson, Of reasonable threats
of treacherous combination, of corrupung traffic. Of fac
ous and disOrdery obstruction TO BUSINESS in the halls
Of the Federal Legislature.
Shall these conteDptibe mnorities rule the people of
the United States with rod Of iron, through criminal
threat of destroying the glorious work that founded
in the tolls and suerngs and agones and tears and blood
of the Revolution and has since been sustained and
tured by the wisdom and patriotism of millions? Let
the response go forth from North SOuh Middle, West,
tones OF whitening Indignation! Let the very cont
nsni esound let the very sky echo, with indignant,
blasting No. Let the whole people Of the free States,
regardless Of cotton spinners cotton brokers asp
the Presidency, say that slavery the States
shall not be touched by fanatics pOiclans that sla
very shall extend another inch of territory and
and that another slave State shall enter the Union
And let the whole people Of the slave States who not
Shareholders twenty -four one and who equally
interested with the people Of the free States arrestng
the march of slavery, respond these declarations with
the unanimous AMEs. Aud il the nonslav eholders the
Overwhelming majority of the slave States, shall
wise enough Join ia these demands. let The people of
the free States make them alone They Al over
whelming majority, and if united in Congress the
shareholders have hitherto been, the Union from
this perpetual disturbance If both unite the fanatics of
the North and the ncendares of the South sienced
forever II the free States unite and achieve these vic
tories alone the Northern fanatics will be senced imme
daelY and the Southern ncendaries will be slenced by
the great majority Of the Scuth at their very first step
towards dissolution.-Pa. Ledger.