Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
democratic Union State Ticket


I The Louisville Democrat has been manfuIly
knitting Southern secession for year or more.
pd il has now turned lis guns against that older
4sd more debasing treason. the abolition doc
zines OF the Republican party. We are glad to
e this for in the =.s;ee Of the present war, this
dangerous faction has been allowed too much
hiiet. and its leaders have gone on from bad to
'Sorse. till they have well nigh crushed out all
rlanIy sentiment from that political organization
1he destructives in Congress. in the adoption OF
d abolition programme. have greatly strengthened
tie cause of the rebellion, and loyal men in the
Zee States have either TO consent to an utter
Overthrow Of the Constitution and lis guarantees,
4 be cassed as rebel sympathizers." if they op-
Ibse the wild despotism Of the faction which
lies the roast in Congress. We speak pretty
9nfdently for the patient and manly Democracy
d Indiana, aud declare that they will oppose.
iech by inch, all measures which have for their
OBJECT the overturning Of the institutions Of the
gave States. They, at least, will be faithful to
Ne pledges made by our fathers. aud countenance
measures Of policy which shall look to the i'm
rtediate emancipation of the slaves of the South.
d military necessity" which they regard
q n mere pretext for the commission of a great
Iftional crime to the free white laborers of the
l}orth. The Democracy everywhere wish tbs
r5yolt put down, anu have contributed three hun
d9cd thousand men to aid that object but they
4fver will become the advocates of Union i'm
,flch the negro aud the white man shall be joint
4rtners. II was not the Union made at Phia-
eflphia IN 1851. and if the political traitors of
lew England desire such Union. the Democra
n will not consent to be portion of it. Ind
Ia is specially committed to this great truth
at the negro and the white man en- never be
INIT partners in the heritage of national freedom
AID glory. Nine years ago the people Of this
sVate. by majority Of nearly If not quite one
fplndred thousand votes, declared perpetual
fparation of the races. and that majority and
teir sons will see that neither ABRAHAM LIN
DIN nor Congress. nor WENDELL PHILLIPS and
b confederate Abolitionists shall be able to
tange verdict founded on the highest princi-
lies of our Government and the wisest dictates
self preservation. Indiana has taken her stand
tainst this admixture of negro population and
ks placed that prohibition in her Consttu-
I'm. IL the members of the present mad and
3azy Congress think they can destroy and over
tlrn slavery in the South, perhaps they would
I've the same power to compel Indiana to change
ar Constitution. and admit the emancipated ne
e4oes upor her soil. II so, let the poor fools
q il. The "boys" who have. so far, done so
n&bly in defense of the Government and the
Union, would quickly "crush out" the Abolition
ekherts who might attempt to change the organic
Nv of the Hoosier State. Indiana is for the
tlion as il was rs il is and as she means to pre-
sfve it-"with the dignity and rights of every
Stlte unimpaired" equals in everything in
f&iors in nothing. Those who are opposed to
81 ca Union had just well join the rebels at
okce, and cease their pretences of love for the
tfIion. They are, in fact, its most deadly foes.
1.-THE Louisville Democrat has the following
1T remarks in regard to the present hypocriiical
al silly Congress. We think it about time that
n Democrat had opened its ewes to the future
q the country. and il the Journal of that city
build but open its batteries in unison, we might
We the proud satisfaction of attending the
f1aeral of Abotionism in the IVES, before many
u onths:
1.-The Abolitionists are doing the worst they can
IL Congress. We had some hopes OF moderation,
n recently the radicals seem to have made some
Midway and il is MT unlikely that they will
p&sh all their measures through. That Is now
a best they can do for the country This re
~ lion would have cost n few hundred millions
Il Is if Congress had learned some sense without
experiments 80 costly, but the people have filled
3ngress with such partsans. aud they will have
a pay the EXPENSE Of treasure and blood.
vrhe army has done well; it will accomplish its
N,rk: but that will not be a restoration Of the
lvlion. We can assure the Administration and
tteSe radicals that the sword will not acco mplish
lie end. however successful our armies may be
arEIed opposition be put down AMI will
II pa town, but still the powers of the Govern
d ert can be nulhhe,i We may have dead
4nion. which. like Ioor invalid with one halt
jl11lyzei. will linger out painful existence.
kThe violent partisanship in Congress Will keep
ayve feeling equally violent in halt the country,
1et a chronic antasoniSm accomplshes by mere
terta what force never can accomplish. This
I3nion must be harmonious. The Federal Gov
exnment must have the co on, ration of States
AID people: and policy must be adopted that
y II bring that about otherwise all this blood and
tlsssure i wasted FOR nothing.
I'VE had hopei that this Congress would do
u lat u To be done. and thus shorten the conflict.
they lack the capacity The people will
ekmmit the work To other and more competent
8nds.
kThe children Of Israel did reach the promised
I'D but even Moses. for his sn. noi per
I3tted "a IL. just A. certainly will this Mon
restored. but the present leaders will not see H.
tisy have sinned too long and Sinned too much.
i not in the erier OF Providence u allow men
H. have cursed the Constitution and the Union
tk be permitted Ia rejoice NJ it, restoration.
Men who have themseves been rebels against
d Constitution aud she laws for a quarter Of a
ntury will not enjoy triumph over other rebels
II impanity.
Sumner Greedy 4 co. may rejoice now and
@ult in What they think their triumph; out they
Il tall fast and fall far. The people OF this
Yuntry have good deal of wisdom. If they 10
4 crazy once IN n while. They will SION APP
eciaie the difficulty and displace those who
md IN the way
sound for the Union.
&The local elections in Ohio show n vastly in