Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-31

ef misze1 1<a7ettsts1a y SUCH p1<a r1E]1z
his example. They transformed themselves
a into the plant tools Of cowardly conspirators
t and sought in unfrequentcd garrcts and fetid
: cellars to concoct schemes for the avowed pur-
pose of fAmericanizilg their countrymen while
they were teaching the young and unre1ect-
I ing the arts and cunning, and familiarizing
, their minds with the deeds Of the assassin.
: Their common bond Of union was duplicity.
! and they succeeded in defeating the party Of
+ the country only 10 discover the incongruity
i of sentiment and consequent explosive pro-
4 cliyities of the newly inauguratel Republican
: Bandits Each element OF the conspiracy is
now precipitated-if either rises again to the
' surface, it must be in 4 new form, for observ-
: alton teaches us that the opposition runs al
its hobbies into the ground before it quits
/, Ns saddle.
Ia, 'pleranee has ever taught lis lessons too
ranalv 'ar its own safety. The European
order .L,r, Ss0i, has succeeded in rendering
itself the mock or dread Of all who were not
within its folds por wears has this been the
case among Catholi,S as we'll as PrOtestanis.
The "in.erical.v Hler, SIMILAR in its tyranny,
its prescription. aad revenge, Is approachings >
similar end. Undated by its successful sallies
upon the opinions Of otAsrs, il presumed to
I institute rules of thinking EIr all the hair
/ Drained devotecs whom prejucies and cupid
3 ity had drawn to it, standard: hsEes discus
sion aud recusancy. From its carly s.nsssp-
slns of humility in merely proposing TO cor
:; rect the abuses OF our present naturalization
laws. il suddenly assumed the attitude of In.
spector and Regulator of al our election pre-
eincts. Its quie; and modest eaorts to teach
4 politicians the mpolicy of pandering To ''for-
eign influence" were flung aside as unwor-
thy its high destiny, and the pEriiication Of
the elective franchise was to be effected By
comp de main, the principal features of which
consisted in intimidatng, manning and mur-
dering legal voters, because of their foreign
origin or their questionable religion: hence
! desertiOn and exposure Its riotous leaders.
whose characters while living were parallel
led 10y scare, ly any who were out Of prison,
we're cannonized as saints-martyrs 10 the
/ cause OF liberty Oar children weIe direct
ed TO strew flowers upon their resting places
I with the same veneration as we should be-
+. dew with tears the tomb Of the mighty
Hero, whose form lies Wondering in the dust
of Vernon Its anxiety to reform abuses
( prompted an exploration of the bed cham
bers and closets of female boarding schools
its zeal was manifested by exhibitions of in
decent impertinence to inofiensive women
its public spirit and libenAlity by appropria-
tions from the State Treasury to paw the ex-
penses of an Aspasa who accompanied the
expedition.
The Poole and the MN scenes in the pano-
rama of novelties, were too nauseating 10 be
eountenanced. No man with spark Of pa
tsiotism could justify the one--none claiming
decency, would approve the other The order
has filled the measure Of public infamy. 1t
gives way to the Know Something dynasty.
Foreigners are now 10 be courted In '54
they were denounced as fit to exercise the
rights of freeman. In 80 they are taken in
I to close communion as the most reliable ad-
vocates of anti slavery. The Ignorant
Dutch" and The drunken Irish," are eleys>
ted from the degradation of outlaws TO the
dignity of Abolitionists. They were excluded
from the political aFena because Of suppos-
ed hostility TO our form OF government--
they are now asked to join party. which.
ifdominant. wouli overthrow Il. The hatre.
TO the Union with which they have been
charged is to be eradicated by teaching them
"the Constitution is n compact with He'll"
Their respect for claw and orier," viii be
augmented when they lean THAT any act Of
Congress is TO be nullifed if il does not snit
their feelings.
This Organization is more 10 hs dreaded
than iis predecessor. It's aim Is 10 section
alize the m uses North. and demand Of the
South surrender Of lis guaranteed rights or
destroy the coniederacy. There seiH H. nO
surrender What then? VIII the patriotic
, spirit which has never yet failed as in az
, emergency, shrink back from the verge OF
that horrid chasm 10 which the seiishness OF
demagegues Is leading us or will the
pressure he TOO great for recession, until ,he
mighty Republic reels from its hase.>s kurz
E ing in its fall the last hope Of Freedom. TIE
: last ground Of confidence in mans self-gov-
erning capacity. A. P. Il.
AN ARREST FOR RArE.--A person naraei