Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07
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Daniel Webster said: The Constitution Of
the United States is written instrument. re-
corded fundamental law; IL Is the bond, the only
bond, Of the union of these States; il is all that
gives Us nstional character"
The New York Tribune saws "Old Abe's"
proclamation Was written on Sunday The New
bury ort Herald wonders il Governor Andrew,
who discoursed 40 on the Providence OF God
does not object TO such n Dissertation OF the dayl
Concerning the Postmaster Generals guillo
tine threat the Albany Argus saws: The heads
that rolled into the basket in France were just
such adorn the shoulders of Blair and his col
leigues-dizzy with power, weak in intellect.
voluble in tongue. menacing others aud ignorant
Of their own end"
The Federal soldiers at Nashville, Tenn,
have been manifestng their dislike Of negroes,
and especially IF negro soldiers in a violent way
At the theatre. one evening. they drove all the
negroes from the galleries. throwing some of them
over into the pit. The next day they attack ed
every negro found with uniform on beating them
and tearing off their uniforms.
DIR. Beecher-H W-who calls man
scoundrel for asking another to enlist, derdes the
Constitution as mere "sheepsk kin parchment" OF
no account, and says I'VE are going to have the
Union as il never was, but as il meant 90 be
The Union it was meant tC be, aud not as il
was, Is TO be our doctrine, because the Union as
II was was mOnstrous outrage on your rights
and mine
The Chicago T'mes says" The political
party controlling the Government are disciples of
Garrison. The 'Tribunes of the Press initiate
themselves with the idea that they have been
prime movers, but their master, Garrison, knows
who it was that set them in motion. He has fur
nished the ideas for abotiOnism during the past
twenty years. His conspiracy hat been success
full. He controls the policy of the nation. He is
conqueror until November. Then We will see
whether it is John Browns soul or Daniel Web
ster's that is marching on
Rev. Henry. Ward Beecher devoted his
preaching last Sunday to "the testimony of God
to the wickedness of slavery" He said the pen
atty OF God was upon the young men of the
South their virtue is thoroughly sapped wo-
men, too. were no better than they should he ;
social and domestic rights we're violated slavery
bighted the soil: manhood was rubbed of knOwl.
edge. &c. &c. But now that Government has
proclaimed emancipation. the shallow pate said
1--WE shall have the Union-not as it was for that
was the incarnation of injustice, infringement on
your rights and mine-but the Union as il was
meant to be. ="
The moral and spiritual condition of the
A 900 Government teamsters at Washington has
caused the deepest concern In Christian minds
To improve their welfare church was hired
and every effort made to gather the teamsters;
but all failed-they would not attend The
preacher then did the sensible thing of going
among them. and mounting bale of hay, joined
with his wife, very fine singer, in sacred song
BY twos, and tens. and twenties, the tesmsters
gathered around them. Then came prayer aid
sermon. Another Sabbath repeated the success
The now wide awake teimsters struck up a suit
able platform for pulpit, and provided seats and
covering, and they run the machine as nobody
would have supposed it possible Large audi
ences are gathered, and very happy nave been
the results.
The London Times hastens to pay a glowing
tribute to the bravery, sacrifice. heroism, &c !.
&c &c, of the South 1t says the Confeder tie
States have made themselves famous and that
il the renown of brilliant courage. stern dew tion
To cause, and military achievements almost
without parallel can compensate men for the
toll and prvatons of the hour, then the country
men OF Lee and jackson NAV lie consoled mid
their suherngs. From all parts of Europe from
their enemies well as their friends--from those
who condemn their acts. as well as those who
sympathZe with them-comes the tribute of nd
mlrat on. And after reeling of fulsOme col
umn says: IAN armed interference in the quar-
rel would be fatal mistake for any European
Power When the South has expelled the enemy
from its soil. it may be entitled to ask for recog-
milton. but its frontiers must be both won and
kept by its own exertions''