Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24
AMMUNITION OF JACKSON.
farewell Address, March 3, 1927 I

But the Constitution cannot be maintained,
the Union preserved. IN opposition to public
feeling. by the mere exertiou o. the coerci, e
powers confded to the General Government The
foundations must be Laid in the affections Of the
people, in the security gives to life, liberty aud
property in every quarter OF the country; and in
the iraternal attachments which the citizens of
the several States bear one To another mem-
bers of one political family. mutually contrbu-
ting to promote the happiness of each other.
Hence the citizens of each State should Stud-
ouSly avoid everything calculated To wound the
sensibilify offend the just pride of the people
of other State: and they should irown upon any
proceedings within their borders likely to
disturb the tranquility of their political brethren
In other portions of the Union.
In country extensive a. the United States,
and with pursuits varied. the internal regua
tons OF the several States must frequently differ
from one another in important particulars; and
this difference Is unavOidaby increased by the
VARYING principles upon which the American col
onies we're originally planted; principles which
had taken deep root IN their social relations before
the Revolution and therefore. OF necessity. IN
huencing their policy since they became free and
independent States But each State has the I'M
questionable right 10 regulate its own Internal
concerns according to It's own pleasure; and while
il does not interfere with the rights of the people
Of other States or The rights OF the Union e, cry
proper To secure the safety of is citizens and
promote their happiness aud all efforts ON the
part Of the people OF other States To cast Odum
upon their institutions. and al measures calcu-
latel 10 disturb their rights ot property. put
IN Jeopardy the peace and internll tranquility.
are in direct opposition to the spirit in winch the
Union was formed. and must cndtnger it, safety.
Motives OF philanthropy nav be assigned for this
unwarrantable interference; and weak men may
- fHf4 sta- fstrn hot
laboTing in the cause of humanity. and asserting
the rights OF the human race: but every one.
upon sober reflection. will see that nothing but
mischief come from these improper assaults
Upon the feelings and ri hts OF Others Rest As
surel that the men found busy ia this work of
discord are not worthy OF your confidence, and
deserve your strongest rsprUbatiun
By JAMES MADISON.
[Federalist, No. Il
"Hearken not to the unnatural voice which tells
you that the people of AmeriSa, Knit to- ether a
they are by SO mlny cords OF affection, can no
longer live together as members OF the same .ami-
"; no longer continue the mutual suhrdians
Of their mulHll happiness: can no longer be fell
low citizens Of orr great. respectable ami Hour
i~hing empire. Hearken not the voice which
petulantly tells YOU that the Government recon
mendei for your adoption i a novelty in the po-
liicd world, that il has never Yet had place in
the theories Of the widest projectors, thatt rash
II attempts What u Is impossible to accomplish.
No. ny country met, shut your ears against this
unhai.oNed language: shut your hearts against
tie poison which il conveys The kindred blood
which flows IN the veins of American citizens,
the mingled blood which they have shell in de
Tense OF their slcred rights. con>ecrate their
Union. and excite horror AZ the idea OF their be
coming aliens. rivals enemies Aud il novelties
are 20 be summed, believe me- the most alarm
inc OF all novelties. the most Will of all projects
is that OF reading in pieces 10 order to preserve
cur liberties and promote our happiness"
CONSTITUTION OF EAcH CLUB
ARTICLE /. ANY citizen OF the United States
resident of this township OF ward NAV. on
subscribing this constitution and creed. become a
member
Arr The officers of the Association shall
be President Secretary and Tres ureF. who
shall be elected quarterly. At the meetings in
June, September, December aud March. and
who shall besides their usual functions be m