Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-27
Listen to the Fathers of the Repub.

LOOK on This PICTURE "A few weeks since
we quoted from the writings of Washington to
show the dangerous tendency of the Republi-
can party. We subjoin farther extracts from
the writings Of those whom their day were mas
ter spirits in moulding our institutions, and
shaping their destiny -
Hear GEORGE WASHINGTON -
In contemplating the causes which may dis
turb our Union, it occurs as a matter of serious
concern that any ground should have been fur
nished for chGraefSriziRg parties by geograph
zeal acknowledgements add southern
Atlantic and restern; whence designing men
may endeavor 10 excite belief that there is
real difference Of local interests and views.
One Of The erpedients Of party 20 acquire influence
ioihin particular districts is 10 msreprssent the
opinions and aims Of other districts. You can
not shield yourselves too much against the JEAL-
oUsIEs and HEARTBURSISGs tchieh spring from
those Interpretations; they tend to render
alien to each other, those ,rho ought 10 be bound
together by fraternaI affection"
II hare already intimGted 10 you The danger Of
parties IA The SIates irith particular reference 10
the founding of them on GEOGRAPHICAL
DETERMINATIONS"
Hear the AUTHOR of tho DECLARATION OF IsDE-
PENDEscE, on the essential principles Of gov
eminent"
equal aud exact Justice TO all men, Of what.
/
peace, commerce, and honest friendship with
all nations; entangling alliances with none; M
support Of the State governments IN all their rights
as the most competent administration Of our
/ domestic concerns, and the surest bulwarks
/ against anti-Tepublican tendencies; the preseTua.
! ton Of the General Government ia its tchole con
sltuti0Rd rigOr, as the sheet anchor Of our peGe,
at home and safety abroad; jealous care Of III,
[ right of election by the people, mild and safe
/ az abrEaa Which ara lOnnaI hyy fhf
sword Of revolution, where peaceabls remedie.
are unprovided freedom Of election, freedom o
the press, and freedom of persons, under tbs
protection Of tho habeas corpus; and trisl BY
| iuries impartially selected"
Hear JAMES MADISON, the CHIEF ARCHITECT O
the CONSTITUTION, define the duties Of American
citizens -
ITO hold The union of the States as the basis o
The Constitution, rhieh is the cement Of the Union
and the people, as equally Incorporated will
and essential to the success of the general sys
tenn; 10 Guoid The slightest interference ,cith III
rights Of conscience or The functions of religion
so wisely exempted from civil jurisdictions; L
preserve, to their full energy, the other salutar
provisions in behalf Of private and persona
rights. and Of the freedom of the press to oil
serve economy in public expenditures"
NOW LOOK ON THIS.
Hear Ben. F. Wade, Republican" senate
from Ohio, at the late Republican rally j
POrtland:-
There is no Union nOIc Jetreea as and n
South-The pretended Union now existing is a
, meretricious-the heart does not participate j
it--and believe from all that have seen, an
5 am one of those who dare speak what b,
+, leve-I beiieCe that there are no ttro nations o
s0rth,-n0t eUsn Tie Russi0ns and The English (
This day,-irho OF heart feel more snnily fondrd
each other than The men Of the North and The Sout
beiisUe that.
Q And after all this to talk Of UnOnl-SR,
q HAVE SAID VOC RAVE NO USIoN. SAY 10
HAVE NO USIoS TO-DAY WORTHY or THIS NAME.
Sir, am here conservative man, KNOWN
as / do that the only salvation to your Union
that you diUest il entirely from all the toinfs
slaUeTg.
/, Ifre cannot haze thai, then I 90 for no Unit
at all, but 90 for FIGHT. (Great Applause
If there is any man here possessing a meek
spirit let him show himself for want 10 see h
e meek face
\ Every word of this TRADE against The Unto
, and in favor of abolishing slavery in the Stat
u was applauded by the republican" leader
and yet with meek faces" but black hear
they pretend not to he Abolitionis,s.
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