Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-12


the date OF its organization been in favor Of the
maintenance Of the Union and the preservationo
the Constitution, and seeing IN the present condi
ton Of the country the deplorabIe effects of
departure from Ia time honorei and conservative
principles, and the triumph Of sectionaiism; and
firmly believing that the Union and the Constitu-
ton csn be preserved alone By the restoration Of
that party 70 power. we invite all true Union men
throughout the land to unite with u in sustaining
its organization and carrying out il principles:
Therefore,
Re.olced. l. That we reatfirm and endorse the
political principles that from time 20 time have
been put forth by the National Conventions CT
the Democratic party.
2 That we are unalterablv attached TO the
Constitution By which the Union Of these States
was formed and established; and that faithful
observance of lie principles alone continue
the existence Of the Union, and the permanent
happiness Of the people.
3. That the present civil war has mainly re
suited from the long continued, unwise. and ia
natcal agitation. in the North. Of the question Of
domestic slavery, the consequent organization Of
a geographical party. guided by the sectional
platforms adopted at Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Phia-
delphia, and Chicago, and the development there
by Of sectional hate and JEALOUSY. producing (as
had long been foreseen and predicted by us) is
counterpart in the South of secession, disunlon,
and armed resistance 20 the General Government,
and terminating in bloody strife between those
who should have been forever bound together By
fraterual bonds, thus bringing upon the whole
country a calamity which we are now TO meet as
loyal citizens, STRIVING for the adoption of that
mode Of settlement best calculated 10 again re-
store union and harmony.
Z. That in rejecting all propositions likely to
result IT, a satisfactory adjustment OF the matters
In dispute between the North and the South. and
especially those measures which would have sc
cured the border slave States 20 the Union. and a
hearty operation their part in all constitu
tionsl and legal measures 10 procure return Of
the more Southern States 10 their allegiance, the
Republican party assumed n fearful response
bity, and acted in total disregard of the best in
terests of the whole country.
>. That IL the party in power had shown the
same desire 10 settle, by amcable adjustment,
our internal discussions before h0stilities had
tually commenced. that the Administration has
recently exhibited TO avoid war with our an
cient enemy. Great Britain, we confidently be
lieye that peace and harmony would now reign
throughout all our borders.
g. That the maintenance OF the Union upon
the principles Of the Federal Constitution should
be the controlling object OF all who profess 10y
atty 10 the Uoyernment-and in our judgment
this purpose can only be accomplished, by the
ascendency Of Union party in the Southern
States which shall, bv counter revolutions, dis.
place those who control and direct the present
belion. That no elFort To create sustain such
A marty can be successful which il not basel upon
definite settlement, of an. ouss,io,s NJ issoe lao.
tween the two sections: aud we therefore demand
that sorue apch setflc,nent Ia mazda nv Additional
co,s,;,n,;o,J gus,,n,v other initiated bv act Of
co.sress go ,hso.sh The ms,nn of N,,;onal
consen,;on
T. That the Republican party has fully demon.
strated il inability To conduct the Government
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