Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-31
quest or subjugatOu, nor purpose of Overthrowipg

or interfering with the rights Or established lnstl
tutiOus Of those States but to defend and maintain
the supremacy of the Constitution, and to preserve
the Union with all the dignity, equality and rights
Of the several States uampaiied, and that as soon
as these objects are accomplished the war ought
TO cease
The nation heard this, and loyal men. trusting
and con6ndng again poured with military trend
from the loyal States to the banks ofthe Potomac
They were rcpelled then by no Outery from either
end the Jap tai that s.aier}, us the cause Of
tie war, must b9 abolished and that tho socsdad
States bad committed political suicide, and must
be reduced, by tho force ofarms, to Territories and
governed as such by Federal authority
Mr.. Chairman, represent, in part tho people
Of great State. Indiana may point proudly to
her escutchaon 1t is gemmed all erwith honor
She did not want this war. She Was for clmptO
mise and peace, and Is HOW, when they can he oh.
tanned, as they once could with honor aud apon
the principles Of tho Constitution But pnce cast
alto th0 conflict, though by no act Ol hers she
has wsdded her name to victory on every battle
iisld where her troops have drawn The sword Go
md ask hersxty thousand soldiers now in The
achievements whether these demands shall be
granted, and listen to their answer. That answer
will bo, they ara fighting to restore Union Of
equal and hOnCreI menbers;" that they have on
c,anteroG tic perIIs Of war to restore the Consttu
ton exactly as it came from the hauds ur Wasn
nIton. and to enforce all the lass, Ia uphold oil
the IsttullJns to protect and defend u.l the
rights of every person and 5 ate under TINT Cons
tl!iton and That # snch ia no lopyer tho po! Of
the Government. trey will turn their faces HON
ward, deceived and BETRAYED. Go and ask The Tux
p,yar and the voters Of that noble STATE for what
they toll and pour out their money lncy val
answer t at thew live on tho tributaries ol th,
rr,at tl,orouphrafo of their trade and commerce
the Ns3s,p, River; tbot their fortuns ar. lorey,r
linked by nature and the great lava of reipnobi
cal fornttion with III, States which ais washed
by tts dae;c,Dlipg waters; and That BY virtue OF
and in strict accordance with the tJoDstitutoD.
,hey Intend to secure free passage to III. Gulf Of
NIeyico, and that thew will everywhere uubolI III,
rights Of others A, well A their own; Tint thew
labor TO maintain and preserve the laws, and moi
to trample them under foot, and that they seek o
reconstruction Of the Union on precisely the sam
basis on which twas made by the founders Of the
Government They want NO four millions Of
slaves set free. They have no money with which
to purchase territories for vast schemes Of col)n
zation. They are opposed to gigantic standing
armies with which to hold, from year to year, anl
through tina oil to come, degraded States in sui jec
non In tbs hour oil triumph the tue friends oil the
unloh cFfry'wnefe denani Ihat policy iJF tAe
reconstruction OF lhe Government oe Proclaii'
from mere WnIcn shaIl insure Tor the iatuFe" UG'oH
oil equal ona honored members, LeV our "Glh
dfed aIa coahtrymeh oi tho oou1h Nno" WA
I'o@Tan'y AM naenahlnl'y animate our e'l'cIiS
ana tlat tie 'p'ht0 OF vengeance ln1oi9r.nge a'V
'p'llatIoh pas no pace IN our tn'oS,' ~ e'S VA!
o. victory leu 'ne hera'ds OF tho uo'si'o9u' ,i :
pe'yre our ari'e' aaa proclaim peace aal o"'ol
on 'Iie OASIS ol eQa4l'lY Oh Tue OASIS y. t'' M"s
Ls' t"em announce lnat th9 Plouges u .Ho W.
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stalk IN here aud in such crisis us this, ussum