Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

ouesti1 Aud another gentlemen, Mr. HILLIARD whose
figures here. (unless greatly Mistaken and
he easily correct the mi>tAke) among the FIRST
upon that (Whg) side Aud this they did in very gentle
persuasive terms during certain meetings preliminary TO
organization They first 6e the building then vOcifer
ouy give the alarm aud charge the ncendIam others
Perhaps shall be paTdoned for making suggestion for
their benefit trust will be Ieerivre in friendly split,
for il is designed nome Other Would il be advisable
for them transcibe into their prayer books few lines
from the "Hieland BaId;"
~ol wad power the gttie gle US,
To ourselves as ithers see usI
'Iwad frae monte a bunder free US,
And foolish notion %
WHY will not gentlemen from the sunny side Of Ma
son and Dixon's line this question confident
Of The business Of their cause Of integrity Of pu
pose any question. the meeting of which they find in
evabe, cooly, calmly They have the ability SO to do
or this there can be Doubt We have tangible evidence
Of their belief least in their ability; albeit in af
Ordng thai evidence they seem to have forgotten that
elm peace there j. nothing 50 becoming man
Bot for the evidence. Here il is
ThOugh been numerical minority in the Union
years. during the of TINT period
managed control the destine Of this nationally Madss
speech, page 3d.
That's fact But much admire the modesty
manifested in prUcaiming H. But let proceed with The
quotation;
avhether on the battlefield council of the South
pie testimony their superior sng, aud genius for to what else
seknsRedgrds
Well, have heard Of ano'her quality sometimes obtain
ing extraordinarily, imPudeaee But 1 would by
intimate that our southern friends have undue
share Of that
evidence derived from another source OF
purely military oider;
southern general and southern soldiers breasted
% he RsPa5e 81 G a s
tered % la Of P o and no sss DE- PIE ,n,
won by southern general IL was before the gens. Of
TO dust southern regiments struggling side by
glorious rivalry natehed from the lannon's mouth the palm of
%ea the ds rolled the q the fe
given 70 history and added % zane already npehaS
Srd h nos AZ oS .ord
achievements rewritten bod and among rocks
rigi tongues of
her CIsmeas's speech Senate, January TO-
Aud were disposed TO continue quotations, equally modest
aud conciiatoyy from The other end If the Capitol they
would be null plied ad infnitun.
They bear testimony to their own ability We shall not
gsinsay their tesmny have wIsh TO ebul it, moIe
especially by initiating the example OF sefglofcs ton
have placed before US, We will give full benefit
Having then, this trsnscendant ability, why will not the
South meet this question to do credit 10 themselves and
their not pain their political friends and rejoice only
the hearts Of the small squad of northern disuuons
existence admitted but who are known to be pOweTess
mischief when unaded South Why this excite
menI-hee threats? They do not sught yet
been done justify the create the OheT But they
apprehensISe Of something-an underlined something
the precise tohot they know and therefore, vsaniy
commence fighting the shadow Of coming event -
would be wiser to await what they choose 10 call agrees
sion, than invite that aggression threats they
will do in the event Of its being consummaed. Men do
usually much dese 10 under the imputatOn OF being
inundated by threats and such consequently operate
addOuaI incentive the very designed
peyen If the vsr Of southern gentlemen upon this side
House has reached the 1ood-mak must ebb let
its set against enemy upon (Whig
side. But do their charges head that way? Their pat
Sir, the confession is humiang; as The
fact exists acknowledgment cspabilty
for mischief There exists upon this side
the STATE Of things holds good upon that (Whig;) but
being member Of their political family becomes
interfere their domesc Jars; them 10 settle
fhpla
upon side Of the House three protesting
general political laith-he Democrats poperj few from
section who, when they act with the Demos
patty, evince unwDgnes 10 TO the camp of the
enemy and few from another who such
unwingness, but whU the contrary manifest inelna
ton 10 the Wings whenever such service is to
the exclusive benefit Of their section Aud
rendered at lime when the united efforts Of all upon
side of the House required successfully compete
18th common political enemy upon that side. For that
enemy has occasionally presented unbroken 'front.' held
together BY the ony cohesive power known TO ihem.he
sp0is-
This very slavery question they have made subsevent 10
the acquisitions Of those spois; they have used il seal
ngsdder 30 mount into high places and seize hOe spois.
They converted their Presidential candidate into political
Janus with high-p,ies Louisiana and 10 Georgia.
pointing and Interpreting the expression Of the
faces while the northern had its pesty oracles in Con-
neciicut aud OHIO. with iihPing echo in lDdianas Of
then pTocaimng their candidate 10 favor of that particular
view Of this question must popular IL their respective at
tudes; and in proof that he quoting letters
hibed aud hoped for the credit Of the Executive
written. Thus did political deception hnd sufciency Of
honest but deceived dupes acquire Aud being
that (Whig side Of the House all particePs erimfnis
i'll it Of surprise if ali found endeaYong
prevent Inquiry into the extent TO which the weap
ons-fraud and By Them acquire
poweT-haye been further used 10 perpetuae IT, reward
those actively instrumental in its acquisition Or
wonder IT, having committed their candidate all sides
of this question: all shall strive to prevent from p
cling him in such situation shall compel him by his own
act TO proclaim to call the word and the Of mankind"
what his real sentiments ia relation to III If they
shall seek to se inquiry into their double Interpretation Of
md III
found in the free States with little confidence in the
northern face Of their candidate TO sustain him for the Pes
dency forthwith upon their installation into power. such Of
fetal dismissed Incompetent dishonest Ii
found in the South the with abiding confidence
in the truthful expression OF that northern face he too Wa.
incompetent dishonest and his official head brought
TO the block.
Thus Mr. Chairman has this sectional question been
where made subse 10 their party Il
paDder their for pawer aud pundeS In section
they We'd with the Free Soil party toDdemning slavery
and saveb9dsi while, in the opposite section, they de-
nouneed those Free Sellers holding sentiments
the South and dangerous the counlry and
in both sections for the puIpose the election OF
question both equally ignorant and certainly equally
regardless provided they could but make him the instrument
for ninisieiiug 10 Ibsr so,did ambition.
Sir desire The denouement o this game OF deeep-
tiol bihyito successfully played by political oppo-
nents The passage Of territorial bill containing the pn-
ces ~ the Ordinance Of 1884," or you choose 10 call
il, the Wimo Pvo. and the return ofsuch bill to this
House with either tho signature If the Executive
will oee The two sections OF the party upon that side Of the
House. ia their anxiety 10 justify themselves before their
respective constituency for their support Of whose
then have fashed pledges made FOR him Of them
will force them into If mutual elimination and re.
G. mina tion-a war; the cunsummston of which must
devVu5 % be wished has had it, parallel 0Dy In the
doublsbie Kilkenny feline combat The exposition
qaeH such Of The deception praeiiscd by
liicai opponents pending the recent Presidential election
and the juggling machinery they bought 10 bear upon thai
seeon 10 Ia thcmsel successful issue, will be
well worth sacrifice Of interest aud feeling any
ton Of The country by the entire county tom the lakes
who have been its real ends--which patty enterians
patriotism, in the language Of him whose you, Mr.
county. and by which party patriotism has been made &c
mean Offices TO- hemseves first, their counys good last