Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-24

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TUE ELEVENTH COMMANDMENT. The
venerable JOSIAH RANDALL, Of Pennsylva-
mia, who knew all the Presidents, beginning
with WASHINGTON, made a glorious speech at
Tammany on the 18th. He said
81 cone, fellow citizens, from a free state,
like your own | never owned or expect TO own
n slave. But other men, better than | am, and
as good as any who are around me, have con
scientiously held slaves. IL is in vain TO at
tack the motives Of a whole community. when
that community is one Of the most civilized and
refined portions Of the Inhabited world. (Cries
Of Good. good.) What dothe South ask I To
be let alone. They do not interfere with us.
All they ask is TO be let alone. But we have
certain aspirants for public power and place
who will not learn the eleventh command
ment-Mind your own business Laughter. T.
That's the whole Of it. These Abolition
lists won't learn the eleventh commandment,
Mind your W business! Pass IN round.
LOUISIANA AND SHoEs.-Ex-Gov. Her.
BERT, IN a capital speech at New York, thus
spoke Of Louisiana
''It was said that Louisiana would not vote
for Buchanan. They had at the South tive
kinds OF opinions--the silent and the betting
opinions. (Laughter) He had n betting opin'
ION ON that point. He was a sugar planter, and
having some sugar left, he would bet any
reasonable amount of hogsheads of it-and II
was first rate sugar 0aughter)-against ar
equal value Of Yankee shoes, that he wanted
for his negroes, that the State Of Louisiana
would give for Buchanan and Breckenridge {
majority Of from $500 to 5000. The represen
tatIon Of the coat Of arms of his State was a peli
can feeding its young from its own bosom
They had Just passed a registry law in Louis
lana; and that state, under the operation o
this law, was nursing the largest number o
young Democrats that were ever seen. Sh'
would turn them out in great numbers on tn
fourth day Of November next. and they woulS
roll up IN Louisiana a majority OF 5000 for tn
Democratic ticket. applause
Shoe dealers! DO You hear that w
can't advise you to bet, though the Gov
ernor's sugar be first rate.
GooD.-Mr. McKEoN said Of the Ney
York Democracy, in his 4th Of July speech
There are TO be two Democratic Convention
on the 30th Of this month. Let me say that Oh
man who in either Of these Conventions al
tempts 10 throw the least obstacle in the way @
union shonid-(A voice-Lynch him.
will not say lynch him, but what is worse, h
should he branded az a black Republican. TIL
Democracy Of the country have q right 10 loo
to us for 4 union ut Syracuse and i say wit
that union we can carry the State, and if we d
that, Mr.. Buchanan will be President Of th
United States. (Applause }"
NOVEMBER Is THE TIME To DRIVE THEN
Rev. DR.. BETnuNE, in his address at tn
Inauguration Of the Statute Of Washington
spoke as follows Of the Father of his Countr,
our Union, and those who would tear
asunder:
God made him and gave him 10 US, in hin
selfthe type Of what our republic should be, j
all his elements great, even, consistent-eac
vigorous in its own action, yet all held in hal
monious balance by the unity Of n single pul
pose. No wonder his work survived hin
Survived him? No. He still lives, though hi
mortal frame has long been dust. God, VIII
gave. keep that life with us, for when that spir
rs lost, when our elements revolt from the
oneness, aud, like the maniac among tie tomb,
whose devils were legion, we cut and tear oul
selves, this fair confederaey will soon lie b.
meath the heavens the most mangled, loathsom
corpse that ever polluted the breath of humanit
with its qualification. Some of the devils are 1
us now. O., for the God Of our fathers TO drIy
them out and down into the sea Of an infamou
oblivion I"
N~ovember's ides will do this, Doctor. n
popuf will then, il it never has before, be ~
Del. into that deep sea the people will the
hnrl the d~isunionists.