Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY aa, 1851.
George w. Julian again.

We repeatedly asked, why we make such strong
opposition TO the election Of Mr. Juian7 1t is said there
is Democratic candidate and either Julian Parker
must be elected Our opposition to Julian is political
personal. We know Mr.. Julians in the last
Congress We know that for the credit Of Indiana it
would have been thousand times better If the District
had been unrepresented. The Republic and every
Southern Wing paper, class the Democracy of Indiana
with the Giddngs Chases and Seward Free Sellers.
When Democrats demand the evidence sustain this
CHARGE they point to the Fourth Congressional District
where it is alleged that the Democratic party are sup.
porting Julian for Congress, and that the Democratic
Editors, Except W. J. Brown) acquiesce The Boston
Post says: 'the Democracy in all quarters taking
strong ground for the Compromise measures" In rcfu
tation of this the New York Express, whose Editor
Hon. James Brooks, Wing member Of the last Con-
gress, replies:
But refutations OF such assertions these only
exist here but comes to from the States where the
Democracy" claims to be especially the Simon Pure.
Thus, in Indiana Convention OF Democrats, from
which all were excluded who did for Cass
the last Presidential election, recently held in the
Fourth Congressional District, at which it voted
between Julian, rabd Free Soil Democrat, who rep
resented the District in the last Congress and the Wing
candidate. OF course, these national Democrats will
at the polls support Julian. but will shelter themselves
declaring that ne not their candidate
The reelection of Mr.. Julian would every where be
regarded endorsement Of his Infamous speeches
and votes. There are thousands who do not mean to
endorse any such sentiments, that will for him in
preference to Mr.. Parker. We can tell such frankly
that their votes will be regarded, and the Barnburn-
ing traitors who defeated Gen. Cass will raise the loud
shout of triumph the friends of that pure and ster
ling patriot who defeated by such renegadoes as
Van Buren, & Co. The National Era and every aboli-
ton penny whistle organ from the Ohio the Passama-
quoddy will hoist the Rooster in growing attitude with
something like this: GLORIOUS TRIUMPH IN INDIANA
JULIAN ELECTED. THE COMPROMISE DEAD. CAss
AND DICKINSON WHIrcoMB AND BRIGHT DOUGLASS
AND SHIELDS, AND ALL SUCH MISERABLE FLUNKIEs
OF GoD-FoRsAKEN SHAREHOLDERS" AND NORTHERN
DoUGHFAcEIsM" DEAD IN INDIANA. JULIAN AND FREE
TRIUMPHANT. Democrats, about that time you
will feel the boy did, who contrary to the advice of
his father, cunning. The gun the first dis
charge exploded and mutlated his hand The boy re-
turned holding up to his distressed parent the bleeding
limb In deep agony he sad go father how sorry am
that ever shot," When these reasonable shouts of
triumph come, your opponents will say you as
Nathan did to the conscencestrcken David, Thou art
the man."
congress whose
sole object to agate for the repeal of the fugitive
slave law and slavery generally, for believe, and
so do such statesmen Cass and Dickinson and
Douglass and Buchanan that it is agitation for the dis
solution of the Union and the destruction Of the best
Government God ever vouchsafed to man.
On the 14th of May, 1850, when clouds and darkness
obscured national horizon; when good men every
where trembled with fear; when the patriots Of the
land who had inundated party ties the burning altar
of national existence aud national prosperity, had gath
cred in solemn council the ship of State that
was rolling in the pillows of agitation; when every
member from Indiana, with exception, and he the
from the Wayne District, favorng
compromise and Cancellation, George w. Julian on the
floor of Congress, under the solemny Of an OATH in
the discharge of high office,-in that sacred hall
where congregated the peoples representatives in
national council with the "reminiscences of the revolu
ton oil around him. with the stars and stripes Of his
country floating his head uttered these reasonable
words:
willing submit wrongs already inflicted,
hut if further submission be exacted the price of the
Union would say to Southern friends, take the pu-
corpse of slavery into your embrace and let
your contemplated Southern Confederacy encircle it
amidst the Kisses of the civilized world. During the
last summer told the people now have the honor to
the Union than the extension OF slavery into our terri
tories either by the action permission OF the govern
ment reiterate that declaration here"
When we heard these words fall from his lips we then
declared opposition him. There lives not on the
face of this earth any FRIEND either personal politi
CAL who could obtain vote after such declar-
alton. Rather than a few slaves might be taken to |
Utah, he would this glorious Union severed. That
flag which procaims to the world that it is the emblem
of the land of the free and the home of the brave,
torn in tatters the nation plunged into civil war; the
chrystal of the Ohio red with the blood of
fallen brothers, and the beautiful cities and along
its shores black and smoking ruins.
Rhett and his conederates in treason would dissolve
The Union because the people of California have proh
bited the introduction of slavery If they admitted it,
hen Julian by his declaration would have been for
. breaking it up" Now where is the difference demo-
,rats of the Fourth District Would you support
Rhettl You would answer Will you vote for Ju-
ianl This is the question -answer it the first Mon
lay in August.
Prosecuting Attorney.
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