Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-31

ters would come back Our masters ne,er treat
Ell % badly - that
isev we're uniformed viii white srowsers and
stufes Jackeis-anr ileuses r.iSea his regiment.
bat On Sc cotton Plantation broken up
Nov. SIR, II YOU ~h;te snen ct the ipya Sss'es
are not able fp mtintiin the authority OF the
Government and restore the lniCn without the
help OF the negroes, you are not worthy The name
yonr fathers gave YOU. | say TO these men. take
your negroes - Lowell with you-tske them
away. and get out OF the army yourselves. Let
loyal, honest patriotic men take your places. and
ip'1ess than six months we will have the Union
restored
What right has the Federal Government to in
tefiese With the slaves OF Virginia or OF Ken
tuckyI ! ~iil not t,ke time to read the publish
Ell declaration OF the President himself that he
had no isht ullaer the Constitution to Interfere
with slavery But, our country having become
involved IN var through the injustice aud val
la nv of AbOlitiouists and Seces-ionists the ca~e
Is altered wonderfully. They say now that they
have right 60 take nv slave aud make him evi
denee against me They have already mace him
competent witness in Washington CITY. and
do not know nov long il viii be until he viii be
sitting by my side in Congress. it / should ever
be foolish enough 10 20 tqeFe again. or my tel
low citizens foolish enough TO send me.
The Constitution, ~ its restrictions upon the
by the party now IN power in that Congress than
y0a regard your last wears almanac. | say the
party nov IN power There is hat one pirty
there They call themselves Republican, but
can not cOu>cientiOusiy recognize them as dong
any thing else ihln Carrying ont the principles OF
the ola Abolition party. These men sent Tor
Greeley to come TO Washington he came. and
lectured upon what the Government ought To DO
in the cris.s. After Greeley, came Wendell
h. fff.tso
the United States is IAN agreement with death
and a covenant with hell, the man who said IN
Congress ana in the hearing of the military OF
tins nation, that be had been nineteen years stu
wing 10 take nneieen States out of the Union
Thank God, II BOW at length ACCOMPLISHED,
and ali that was wanting for his complete salts
f,cti n was the freedom OF all The slaves.
Fellow citizens, What are you TO DO II the war
i conducted upon the principles which your al
r0cates OF the Criiienden resolutions Uofed Tor
How do YOU expect this Uriur to be reinstatedy
/ have said the leaders should be punished-~hen
you catch them; but YOU know You must catch
the rabbit before YOU cook him This prty has
already proclaimed the conti,cation OF the entire
e-tite OF six different classes of citizens, and
when You come t. look into the matter You will
find that wuhin those six classes i embraced ev
cry grown man and woman in The eleven States
The bill lately passed bs Congress authorizes the
President - take their property and cpntscate Il,
10 the last dollar. Now when you have taken
all the m,n's property and coniiscated it and
turned his family cut of doors. who will then
keep house? Who is then 10 enjoy the good
things that abound there The negro. VIII
You support such that : No. never!
uu are tor war 10 restore the Un;oa anu the
Constitution, but YOU will never yield your sup
port t. suth Infamous measures - these.
Now. what Is to become OF these negroes Do
you want them in lndianay
How many OF these negroes are now clothed
and tei by the money which YOU vOtei 10 feet
your SONS and brothers and neighbOrs IL the
army? Not less than thirty thousand. / recol-
lect seeing one company of these creatures that
had been captured by VI ,jor General Mcdowell
consisting mainly of old women with tabies IN
their arms While Mcclellan was in need of AL
arm, to sustain his right wing. McDoNei wa
cltching negroes away upon the Rappahannock
That is what has thrown rs back IN this war Il
whole wear IL is that that has compelled the
Government to call for three hundred thousand
additional volunteers to retrieve the falling Tor
tunes of our arms. | hope tht if the President
wants That army for the purpose OF sustaining
the Constitution and the Union, he will let IL.
Fellow CItzenS-l have one more word 20 say
in parting with You 1t is in regard to your ia
ture course in view OF the great issue before you
Let me say to YOU mant in your principles as
mea but let all yonr actions be governed by the
principle that this Union must be preserved. anc
let the negro take care of himself.
And when this battle Is over-when the Union
shall be restored, as | hope il viii be. then, fe
low citizens. If this Abolition party shall st
continue 10 distract the pe.ca and quiet ct tns
country, | trust will hay. Fort Warren Il
put them in.
At the close of Mr. WIoKLIFFE's speech. three
cheers were given for Kentucky, and then three
for the venerable speaker. when
Mr.. HENDRicKs said. last April one year ago
the war commenced at Fort Sumter State after
Stite went out, and among the Others Nirginit
Under the leadership of gallant youn- states
man. new State was formed out Of Western
Virginia. That gallant young statesman, JOIN
5 CARLILE, nov have the honor Of INTRODUCING
t. you.
Mr. CARLILE's speech was mastery effort.
He planted himself on the rock of the Cons,itu
ton of his country and from that stand point
dealt his blows To the enemies of his country
North and South, who by persistent efforts ar,
endeavoring to subvert the interests of the whit,
men His denuncatons Of the secessiou>ts o
the South. nstigatei by unholy and devilish am
btion, and the aboltonsts of the North, Nh,
by their love of self and base lucre. we're scath
ing and unmeasurable. full repor OF hi,
speech Will appear TO morrow Mr.. CARLILE i
an earnest man, and 10 one could watch IN
closely while speaking and tail to pronounce him
an houest one He i man OF eminent ability
rs his speech will show Il Statesman aud a pa
triot. ami one Tar above the petty passions OF the
hour
Mr. CARLILg's speech ELECTED applause
throughout, and when he closed three cheers long
and loud were given for him.
The President announced that the Committee
OH Resolutions, by their chairman, Mr.. BUsKlRK
was ready to report
Mr. BUsKlRx read the resolutions. which were
adopted by reclamation.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolred | Ihatwe adhere 10 the time -hon0rei
principles OF the Democratic party and We believe
thAt tie only hope Tor the restoration OF the
Union and ih, maintenance of the Constitution
is In the restorst.on OF that truly conservative
party To power.
= That this Convention endorse worthy OF
all confidence the persons nominated by the del
esi.e Convection which assembled at lnGIanapo
La on the eth of January. 1862, and that We
recommend them to the people honest. capable
and faithful to tie Constitution.
That the Constitution, the American Union,
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