Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02

pecaiy 20 all secret political societies orgaplxa
lions.
fTenih Amelanneni 70 the Constitutional
The power- not delegated 10 The United Stats
by this Constitution, nor prohibited by Il 70 the
States. are reserved 10 the States respectively.
to the people"
CREED OF JEFFERSON.
inaugural Address. March =, fsoil
ct L. proper you should understand what
deem tie essential principles Of our Govern
ment, aud consequently those which ought "a
shape its Administrations ! will compress them
within the narrowe.t compass they will bear
stating the general principle but not all lie limi-
taiions.
Equal and exact justice to all men OF what
ever State or persuasion. religious or political
Peace, commerce and honest friendship with
all nations. entanglinr alliances with none
The support Of the State Governments In III
their rights as the most important administration.
for our domestic concerns, and tha surc.t bal.
warks against al tn,i republican tendencies.
s'The preservation Of the General governme
In lie whole constitutional vigof, the sheet an.
chof Of our peace AZ home and safety abroad.
"a Jealous cate Of the right Of election by the
people. mild aud safe correction Of abuses which
are Topped OF by the sword OF revolution where
peaceabe remedies are unpfovhled
Absolute acquiescence IN the decisions Of the
majority. the vital principle OF fepublicp. from
which there u no appeal but 10 iorm the vital
principle aud immediate parent despotism.
A vell disciplined militia, our beat reliance IN
peace. and iof the fret moments of war. tiil feRu
lars may relieve them
"Ihe supremacy Of the civil over military au
thority.
"teonomy In the public expense ,ha, abo,
ma, ba lightly bufiened
1.-The honest payment Of our debts aud sao,ei
preservation " lha public faith
'EnooufaRemeht ~ agriculture. aud Of CON
mere as 80 handmaid,
THE diffusion Of Information, and auagnmenl
of all abuses 40 the bar of the public reason.
,,ifeulam ~ religion, freedom of the press and
ifeedom of pefson, under The protection Of the
hsbsss eespss. and trial bay lufle- impaftiallj so
leelul
These principles infm the bright e0nstela
ton which has gone before ~ aud guided 0ul
steps through 40 age 0i revolution and RETURNS
ton The Wisdom ~ ouf aapea aud blood at 0ul
heroes have been devoted IA their attainment
They should be the creed of our political faith
the text of civic Instruction, the luuehslone b,
which a. nv the services of those We lrusti snd
should 40 wander nom them IN moment. Of %
ror 90 OF alarm, let ~. hasten 10 rer,ce our steps
and 10 regain tho foad which alone leads ~ peace
liberty and safety
ADMONlrlON OF WASHINGTON.
Farewell Address, september ", iTpa
"In contemplating the causes which ma, dIa
tufb OUT Union, " occurs, ~ a matter Of serious
concern, that any ground should have been iur
nished Tor uharactefiklnH parties lay geographical
DETERMINATIONS Northern and Southern, Allan
tlo and We.,rfi--w whence designing meu may on
deavot 30 excite a belief that there IA real az
ference VI local interests and views. One uf Nv,
espedlunta ~ party 10 acquire Influence wllhll
Al.
aud aims ol other districts You cannot nhlelt
yourselves too much against ,he Ieaoualea an,
heart bufnnRs which spilng nom lheae mlHtepfe
lenlailonsl they tend 10 render alien ~ zach 9th
~ those Who ought IA be bound together 10y fra
ternal affection,
ADMONlflON or JACKSON.
Farewell Address, March d, iAgf
"liut the Constitution cannot loo maintained
nor the Uhlun preserved, ln opposition ~ publ,
feeling, 10y the mere pspttl0n ut the eoerev,
powers e0nldud ~ the General Government
The foundations must be laid n the affections
~ the peoplel IN the security which u gives I,
lie, llbetis AMI property n every quarter ~ ihl
country aud IN the ltaiutnal attachments whpl
the citizens ~ the several State. beat one IA ~
uthef ~ members W 0he political family, nu
tuallt contributing ~ promote the happiness u
eaph ulhs Hence tho uitis.ns ~ each hlni,
nhUull stuhlnuay avoid everything unlpunlpl
to wuund the aenslhilily ~ oiiend tho Iua
pihir VI the people VI either Halesl and lhul
ahould huwn upph any proceedings Within thel
avn huilpla llhplt ~ dlsluili Tho llaiuulli, u
lheit political brethren Ia either puiiions oi tl
Unluh
Ia country az extensive "a tho United States
AMI Va p,ifsnla an varied, the Internal ieanl,
lnhH ~ Tho several hlalps musl lpluenll, llllp
liuM une another w Important parlnnlatal 80,
THE difference " unatnldahf Increased Wv VA,
varying principles npon which The American uul
0nlsa we're nlIginall, planted principles whel
had iaken dpep tUul w lelf social relations hslnl
The Revelation, and therefore, ~ necessity, ~
nuphelnn lhplf policy slnpp they hecaine nee $40
independent States, liui aaph stale has The ul,
questionable tight ~ regulate ils own lnlerna
poneeins ascending W ils own pleasalei aud While
u dues n0l ihlelIple with The tights NJ Tho penn
NJ 9lhef states, ~ The tights VI The Union, ever!
State musl he the sole Judge ~ the measure
proper 10 SECURE tho SAFETY uf ils citizens ~,
p,omola IhaIl happiness and oil eiihr,s 90 lh'
part 1T The people Vt either States ~ easl oilau
upon ihelF Institutions, and all measures paleu
lated o. disturb lhelr rlnhs ot property, az ~ pa
W lnnmr, their pnApu and internal tranquility
are 10 direct opposition ~ the spirit IN which lh
uni0n was turned AMI must en'langef l's saletY
Motives NJ philanthropy may ha assigned luf lhl
understandable interference, AMI weak men ma
persuade themselves, lur u moment, that they 49,
lahnrinp w The cause NJ humanity, and asseltnl
the rights at the human race, but every one
mon sober reelection, will see that nnihlng hu
mischief can come hon these Improper assault
upon the ieelinps and rights of others. Res, ~
nurad that the men found busy ~ lhls work q
dlsould are not worthy Ut your confidence, anl
deserve ,ouf strongest 'epfohaton
ny JAMES MADISON
ttedefaliat, No, al
10. "A NJ
tells you that the people OF America, Knit Ia
eethet - they a,c hy 90 many cords az affection
can no lonse, live together NJ members NJ IN
same family, oan no longer continue the mutua
guardians Ut their mutual happlnessi can NJ
longer he fellow citizens Of our great, fespeclahl
aud touri-hing empire, iIeafkeu not 90 the vote
which pclulanlly tells You that the Government
recommended lur your adoption u a novelty II
the political world. timt u has never Yet had
place IN the theories oItho widest p,u eolofs, lha
II tashl, attempts What II u Impossible "a accom-
plsh, No, my country men, phu, your car. naalnr
The unhaowod language, shut Your hearts agalns
the palson which " conveys The Kindred bloo
which hows IN the veins Of American cllsens
the mingled blood which they have she'd In de
tense of their sacred rights. eonsecrale ihel