The national Republican., 1862-08-04

8ENATOh CARLlLE AT TINDlANAPOLIs.
As part Of the political history Of the times,
we append extracts from the speech made at
the recent Indiana Democratic State Conven.
ton, by Mr.. Carlile, one Of the United States
Senators from Virginia The concluding por-
ton is distinctly reasonable. This speech Illus.
trntes the views, not merely Of the speaker, but
Of the persons addressed. Mr.. Carlls did not
talk in that way without being sure Of his au-
dience.
Mr.. Carlile said:
"No other war than such as was recognized
| in the resolutions of the extra session n year
Christianity OF the age--a war not for conquest
or subjugation but for restoration and peace.
The instant we divert II from sdch ends, then
we place ourselves side by side with the rebels.
| try until last session Of Congress, when he saw
the controlling party in that body enforcing the
radical measures Of Phillips and Garrison on
the country. At a time when the whole coun.
declare the object Of the war shall be diverted
the people south OF the Potomac exterminat.
| cd, and the negroes set free. The policy In.
augurated by them will continue the war for.
ever, and bring you under a military despot.
ism.' Congress spent nine tenths Of lis time In
freeing and elevating negroes, and nine tenths
| Of its propositions looked TO his liberation, II
that is liberation which frees man from one
master to make him the slave Of all. Carlile In.
sisted that Giddngs, Phillips, and Greely were
letter Of Gidding's, In which he proposes thai
the contrabands In South Carolina proceed to
reorganize the State government, and cleo,
loyal men to Congress.
South was impossible. A year ago a large
Union element was there; now there was
| solid sentiment for permanent dissolution; ant
Why? Because Congress by It's Liquidation di
verts war into an unholy and gigantic crusade
against the institutions Of the South. He de-
dared the man who said slavery and the Gov
ernment were incompatible, virtually pro
nounced the Government u failure, libeled the
| wisdom Of its founders, and was traitor ia
1t. The Republican party, now In power, ant
through its hostile iesislation TO the Cons,itu
ton. II slavery and the rights Of States mus
go down; If at the dictaton Of these men 20,
surrender constitutional right, and deny ol
r take from u State the right to hold slaves
I how soon may you be called upon to surren
der othersy They make negroes competen
witnesses now in the District. How soon will
they demand that II be done in Indiana? Ifyo,
again give these men your confidence, and re
turn them to Congress-, you will all be mad
J.. the slaves of centralized government, and n,
:, one will pity or sympathize with you. Caril
!, said the interests Of the Western States wer
| Win tue WAS tn6lE gram mar
= ket-' you have q Northern market, the sam
as ever; but your corn is rotting In yaur grs
, naries, and you walk on the ruins Of your pros
9 perity. The wicked men Of the North an
, South have deprived you Of your market, An
!" these Northern men want TO wage war tha
: will forever deprive you of it, Freeing nc
groes won't make one. Free the niggers, 81
terminate the whites, and give the land 10 tn
o Yankee Norway rats, and yOu'll never have
n market there. Indiana was more intereste
| than alayo OWn0ra th0msolyea in uerDetu a In
o slavery in the South. To free four milo
q blacks will be to keep up taxation, increai
II debt, ruin property, degrade our children. an
y make this country second Mexico"