Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-11
DAILY STATE SENTINEL.
Tbe Catholie Resoiutions.

& Ryan Patrick Barret, Patrick Cahill, NJ. Fogerfy,
Bile gel Shea, James Connors, Joseph Loux, and 9TH
ers Mr.. Ryan. in his card addressed the Journal,
requesting the publication of these resolutions, says:
One of the sigrers Of the following resolutions asked
Mr. Brown Of the Sentinel If he would publish them,
a1d his answer t. him was that be would have nothing
u 80 with them"
It's statement is untrue Neither Of the sieners
ever had any conversation with the Editor the Pub
fisher OF the Sentinel relation to these resolutions
M request to publish them made from any
quarter whatever. We had only known Of them by
Wings boasting that they had now got the Catholics.
Hal such request been made we should have cheer.
fully complied, resesv;ne the right make CON-
menis. Il is evident that the of these resou-
tions did not expect favor AMI sympathy. These
men have been made the tools OF designing Wings for
the purpose Of iniurng Gov. Wright. 1t is part of
the political programme by which attempt Is TO be
made transfer the whole Catholic Of Indiana to
the Why ticket and the Catholic of the United
States to Gen. Winfield Scott lor the Presidency Time
IN now determine wEeth.r honest and inep -ndent
Catholics Of the country be transferred at the nod
snl beck of few men 10 indianapolis. II religion
is be dragged into the coming political contest, we
caa only say, Catholic Fl, nds have thrown the first
s.oie AMI we are vet learn, whether the Wing par
~ Of the country are to be benefited by this adri
Sentinel is no enemy to Catholicism. When III
only few scattering Catholic iaborers canals ct
Indianapolis his house the home Of the Bishop and
the Priests of the church aided them their
first honse of worship His chll en- were ted at
their Schools and be has always been their ready de-
fender. L. now war is TO be made against him and
his political friends because they sympathise with the
oppressed in Hungary and condemn the policy oil Aus
tria, let that come. We the enemy o. despo-
tsan, and the friend Of freedom, without regard TO
tn question whether the subjec's Protestant, Gath
Ole, Mahomedan, Jew Gentle, Saint or Snn-r.
We shall publish The resolutions. and any fur
lher comments for the future.
CATHOLIC RESOLUTIONS.
We the unls signed Catholic citizens of tn, count yof
Rlsrior, State Of Indiana, having remained. until
within short period, silent, bat deeply interested
spectators OF the various movements winch have been
nude diff rent portions OF the country, regard To
reception of the noted Hungarian ehieIain Louis
,Ssuih. AMI the interference OF THIS government ia
tie noiti al aairs of the natlnns of continental Eu-
ropes being fully assured that sence upon these I'M
p1rtaRt subjects Is no longer compatible with the high
relations winch we bear To our fellow men, with the
dearest interests OF the country OF our nativity and
OF Of adoption. and above all, with the ob
cations under which live TO our Holy Catholic
Church -nost respectfully publish TO the world,
expressive 81 our opinions and future action the iol-
lowing resolutions:
Rssolce9 That recognizs, to It's extent, the right
OF people relieve themselves from mere Polili
cal bondage whether imposed by the strong oi des
plfie power, or by that enemy 10 civil liberty,
red-repthiicsn democracy.
Rss5lved That in tho late revolutionary Struggle, in
In. Province Of Hungary, have been called TO w.t.
rather the dence OF the Jealousy al widely Gif
feti4g races than the manifestation "i desire The
pIrt of any adopt form OF government similar {"
our own. Whatever be the opinion oil the masses,
assured that the leaders in this contest have thus
far presented alternative To the recusantS OF Austrian
dom hatIon, bit to their Old and vel defined
stocracv. With the political commissions OF the
linen, Of Europe however We have. and can have,
connections ir they tend TO promote the honor and
glory Of God, and Of his re.:gh'n heartily wish
tasin We believe The advice of Washington
his country 70 form M changing ali.nces with To-
reign nations be the wisest maxim upon the subject
Of Intervention" that ever uttered by mortal man
We consider George Washington the type If an Aneri
cisiz'n. aud believe that the foreigner who wish
con o-m MS acts the American eunstitu ion will
% IN him much safer guide than IN the poii'Ica lead
Ut the revolutionary movements of Europe
Rsso5ei. Thar. in the distinguished guest Of the
u1on," L mis- KosSuth, the exiled Governor OF Hun
gtry nave failed TO discover any OF those holly
qslties continually imputed him, which institute
tae enlishened statesman The sagaciaus soldier and
the hish minded, honor lille Love of country may
truly raSss among his primary virtues; but that pa
tr0tism Justly liable susp cion of the genuIneneSs
Of is essence which neglscts honor, and base
e1ough insult and dere The religion OF that nation
I1 Nos' p1ticai redemption is pretended 10 be law
ish-d- Ina Iey itself, ia its higher and parer miles
taons, has seldom descended to the degrading dep Of
casing emit msy and reProach upon the apostolic min-
isferS II Oh ist
Rssoisss That in the rendition Of a enogy npon the
g1vernsn ut an lstutions OF England, by tue Hun
gsriIn Cnef should be blind tie su.rngs Of our
native land should fail recognize earnest oil
heartfelt subsesvency to the princiPesr arIst'eracy
aud despOtisn. The very day which X ssuIh neared
the shores Eagland.-,hat Island whose minons have
inm"moritIly found erlployEsat in ostracizng and
trampa upon republican and democratic liberty; whose
arms have twice attempted the infinite task Of hiotting
glorious republic from the roll Of nations and
wh,se Internal policy for the last two hundred wears
has Disseminated throughout the broad earth, the Bit
terness oil wOe-on that very day. the prOudest OF
lreani-the bravest and most eloquent defenders OF
her ancient liberty, and deprecaiors of her mmeasur
slan Of the They were inundated upon the altar
81 British tyranny, simply because they endowed
WIN much spirit be slaves, and much
TO commit crimes. They willing 10 live and die if
u ne necessary, separated from family and friends
Ia her than tu1n their noble blood by asking release
a. the foot OF goddess throne. Our and our
fathers sisters and brothers. in n land favored
by nature abOss every other under Heaven have starred
6J tens Of thoasGHds5 their grievances sad The
rds OF The human heart may furnish: it might well
bscome 10 solicit, Tor kindred tho armed In
terreace Of this government between abect universal
misery the one hand an1 than Austrian op-
p ession the other.
We object II Mr.. Kossuih. because, first he has be-
tsayed his country and insulted the religion OF his
oxn P,pe; because, secondly he has expressed the
high admiration nf the institutions of England. whose
srE- I.s consigned millions Of IFshnen untine-
~ grave, anJ rejlcgd millions T. the necessity of
Starving home, seeking asylum in a foreign
land; aa thirdly because he has virtually given his
ton, the late penal law enacted by the British Par
hameaf, against tie re-esfab ishment of the ancient
Ca b lie hierarchy Of England. The sor Isl-
this country plain. IL is disregard the
Quisi0ns al tie Hungarian Governor. The spectacle
Wp he novel, il Irisnen inciing lion the
heart 81 Europe Tor the purpose Of establishing
pallican Governments while their own Island is one
~ Of huf inttea