Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28

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The AbolitOnists of the Senate, who voted so
eagerly TO admit tie two Senator'S from Western
Virginia. which seeded from the parent State
and formed new one without her consent. find
in one OF tbem-Mr- CAHLILE-not exactly the
nan they bargained for He tells them some
very unpalafable truths. We make n couple of
extracts from late speech OF his ON the so called
coniscatoh bill The first extract j. in reference
to taxation for the benefit OF the negroes. On
that point Mr.. CARLLE said:
The third section OF this bill makes it the
duty of the President 10 colOnize the negroes at
the cost Of the Gov eminent, of course the Gov
erument To let the money by taxing the people
IL il not enough 20 tax them for war purposes
but they must he taxed To- pay OverSeers on Geor-
gia and South Carolina plantatl0ns taxed to the
tune of ten dollars acre, 20 buy implements of
husbandry for all the land TILED by these over
seers Ia Georgia and South Carolina; taxed to
buy land in tropical climates; taxed 20 send ne
groes to tropical climates; in short, the people
are to be taxed upon lying down and getting up
standing or walking, asleep or awake, all for the
glorious privilege Of eyincing to the world that
enlarged philanthropy that view with com
placency the sufferings and the grOans OF the
white race, but is Mortified at the sight of four
millions of negroes comfortable. contented, and
happy, unconscious of suffering until informed
by some phianthropc Greeley; who was willing
TO permit their masters to Withdraw them and the
States in which they reside from the Government
TO which the labor of the one and the produc-
tons of the other has contributed more than any
other portion of country TO make il what it
was little more than one year agO-the proud
est, richest, and most prosperous on the globe.
The following. in reference to the disunion pro
clvities of the Abolitionists, must have made
that class of Senators VINCE so truthful is it, and
so exactly fitting their case. Mr.. CARLILE said:
/ have read from the speech of the member
from Kansas because, in my opinion, it il a rep
resentative speech, and because he has had the
boldness to avow what / believe are the real
views OF his party, but what his party associates,
less bold than himself for prudential reasons do
not avow. III a member from a slave State had
uttered such sentiments those | have read
from the speech of the member IRON Kansas, the
whole air would have been filled with the cry of
dsloyalty and his expulsion demanded. The
press that clamored SO loudly for the expulsion OF
the late Senator from Indiana and the rejection
of the Senator from Oregon, is engaged in ap-
plauding the sentiments OF the member from
Kansas Those sentiments as have shown
YOU. that unless the Confederate States recOg-
nized as an independent power and war Is waged
upon them tor the abolition of slavery no.
another man or dollar OF money will the member
from Kansas vote
Let member from slave State of either
House declare that be wOuld--uneSs the so
called Confederate States are recognized and war
allowed not to conquer the NOr,hern States and
mold them subject provinces. but only 10 Sc
cure constitutional guarantees for slavery in the
UnI0n--not vote another man or another dollar.
how long, think you, would he or ought he 10 re
tain his seat in Congress- And yet. what would
be the dfserenceI Whose utterances would be
most disloyal, or, 1t YOU please, most treason
ableg
For more than twenty five years Mr.. Pres
idept. the representatives OF the AbohtionSts aud
OF the SeeessiOnists have pulled the same string
at different ends. heretofore sitting together IN
the same Congress and acknowledging the same
country. They still pulling the same string at
different ends. and each in his own end OF the
country. Both want the so called COnieder-
ate Government recognized; both want the re
bei.ion dignihe,l by the name OF war: both want
their rights The one wants YOU to acknoW ledge
his right 10 take his slave in the Territories not
that he will ever take him there: the other wants
you To acknowledge his right to liberate the slave
IN the slave States. not that he would do 1t, TOR he
will not let the free negroes live in his State. and
he knows that they will not be permitted 10 live in
the slave States. The SeceSsi0nist l. fighting for
las rights: the Abohtionist would have YOU fight
for his BOth contend thst the UnOnl Is dissuis Ell
Par mobile fratrEm. People OF America. look at
them, Behold pair OF noble brOthers-AbOlI-
ton and Secession; twins they are. spawned at
the same time Ia the same muddy stream.