New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
rYrE INDIANA DEMOCRACY IN
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Mass Meeting nj XndiaEnpoiis-spcee" 0'
the HONS. e.. "A. VicaliIc, .gehn - e"r-
lille, ana VIVA. A. Eichardson.


lille, ana VIVA. A. EsichardsOn.
On the 3Oth ultiuo Convention of the Demo-
.rats of Indiana was held at Indianapolis. The
coaches delivered upon the occasion were denuu-
s,atory Of the policy of the Administration, and
feeling Of bitter haired to the caose OF EMANCIPATION
was developed. Slavery was declared innocent OIL
the crime of Rebellion. We append extracts from
The remarks Of ex-Goy. Wekliiie:
! como here noon the invitation Of Your citizens,
not 20 advocate the claims Of any candidate for
NortNefn Office OF any party, but 20 advocate the
.suse of our country. IL Is our duty 10 maintain
he Constitution t's' and settle our accounts after
ward To accomplish this, kntucky and Indiana are
rea Nv and willing 20 pour out their thousands OF
The country must be preserved and saved fiOm the
yjoleaCe OF the South and the indicators Of the
Fast, ana you are the men 10 10 il. The people must
come up with the Constitution and the flag in their
bands, and say this Union must be preserved; Dut
We will not spill Onr blood to carry ont the princ-
Yes OF any sectional party. II has been charged by
the Republican party that Slavery caused thus war,
and that Slavery must / eXiinEusbed before we
can have peace or quiet IN The United States unaef
our present Constitution In July, iooi, oo'h
Houses OF Congress, by q concurrent resolution,
resolved that the war was brought abOut by sec
iional party South without Unsuitable cause; that
we waged IT on our part TO maintain the Co'si
ton, preserve the Union, restore peace, ana TO pro-
teyt each State. That De cSratlon was adopted I'M
meoisteiy after our revere at Bull Run. We ap-
pealed 70 the patriotism of the people Of the United
States TO carry Out their resolution and that as soon
the Union was restored and the laws enforced,
the war was 10 cease. Was Lot that held out 20
Won Yes, ycsl Did any man dare tell you then
that this war should never close until slavery
eXlinguisled and every slave emzncuateGi mo,
no Now we have it as the cry of the Abolition
patty j he Abolition party have swallowed the
Republican party neck and heels. The cOnserva-
tive pOrIlOn Of tie Republican party have not kept
the faith. INT them 20 the record that when we
who were called conservative men, Democrats and
Wings Of the old scnOOl came 10 the rescue M con-
seIY4lye men, they came like little Boo Peep
sheer. ave couldnt fed them"
What was the cause of this war rs voice
AbolitiOnism. y You must have been told that
and You are not FAR from right. Slavery waa Just
as much the cause OF the war as the tea that
thrown ont IN Boston har5or was the cause Of that
war. The cause of the war was the unhalowed
ambition of the representative men of the South
who saw their sceper departing aud the Abolition
lists Of the North. They oohcocled the scheme be
tween them, and have The proof before me-
We nave two things TO do: First TO put down The
Rebellior, aud next TO punish the leaders. You
must throw the A0OitOnlsts over II You want TO
save the Union. A leopard II known by his spots,
and if you want TO know A5oltionisi look 10 the
record OF Congress. i viii tell You what caused
the Rebellion. 1t WIS contest for power TIE
South wanted Government for itself. ard tic East
separate Tor the niger. Ii would have been no
difficult task for the Union Conservative zen 20
have conquered peace had they untol. Il
@,0C,OlO Of, ireenen cannot put down 100000
without artning the niggers, let them Get out OF the
way and We Conservative Democrats Old Inc
Wigs, aud some Republicans will do II. Your
LoyejOYs, Philliges, and Greelcys Say they can't
light this any longer unle-s You Viii arm the
IIggers. Nlh you ever consent 10 this Cries Of
mol Never
/ have already said that Slavery was not the
cause OF the rebellion. Now am not mere 10 de-
FN..4fnf
Ole. | hsvc been practiciIg Jaw for forty yeaT
and all thai have made has been spent III co,ting
snd feeding my nlg2eFs One would suppose, to
pear LOyeloy talk, mat the Constitution was mace
tor tue express benefit Of The gTo race, and not Tor
the willie man. II the trainers Of the Constitution
bad intended Tat tie ringers should staud equal
With tie white men, aud ENJOY tie same rights aud
privileges, they would have sald so. II was the
white man that Ell ged their attention and delibc
ration. Away with such trash Tel Lovejoy when
he talks sucn stuff to talk 1t TO the niger if lac
pleases, but TO let the white alone.
l call upon Col Richardson 10 tell you which had
the lreate regard aud concern and winch eccuI led
the attention o. The late Congress most the Govern
Inen or the Niger. Nj e-teuths Of tie time Of the
session was occupied ia reference 10 the interests q
the negro race. Even the President aud Secretaiy
Chase have gone into the busness OF working ne
groes They have fOrty-One agentt--treaBuTy rats
! cal theu.-some can them overseers, wno are
experimenting the raising Of cotton at Port ROYAL
Tney are under "a man named Pierce, vi @ Las tie
stamp Of abolition OF bis forehead
II we are able to maintain the authority Of tho
Government We are unworthy OF being called c-
zens Of the United States If we could get ADO j.
tionsIn out of the Congress and out Of the army in
less than six months tire Union could be restored
and yeace presery ed. That IL what You have got
do and % must De done tarCugn the baliOt-bOX.
will Icy down 10y lie and Civ al my nggers t. see
this Union restored, but will not under the high
Obligations Of ny nature ever consent 10 violate the
Constitution. What right has The General Govern
rDent 10 interfere with slavery in Kentucky Nir-
gina | Will not read what our President SAID
about that in BIZ inaugural, for 1t Is familiar TO you
AL. But orr country having become involved IN 4
war by the S-cessionst- and AbClIuOnists, that is
made the pTeteXt for saying that Slavery Is the
OF the War, aud therefore, they have right to take
my slaves, aud 10 ray that tLIs lIall no; cease
until slavery Is abolished. If they violate tie Con-
stituu0u 70 lar ~ 10 take my property without due
pro OF law, bow long Will IL be before other pro-
visions OF the Constitution Will be ignored 10
their ends The Constitution, with It's prohibitions
its guarantees, duC ls rttcions, Las been no more
regarded by The party now in power than you do a
dart arr almanac.
Tie Pres dent Lar now proclaimed the coniscation
Of TIE property ia eleven States, and were oif
posed to ,sI that tic rocecds -hOuld be applied 10
pay the debts due the North b. the South That
idea has, however been abandoned, The prOp0sers Of
81 becoming ashamed. Are you iOr "a war that Is
going 70 take tue property in slaves and oouisca'e
IL Are you willing that four million slaves shall
be &c free Are you, AK, for such Il war DO
yOn want these negroes 10 come on and cOmlete
with your Wuite labor No, 10 / an for white
mans war az iAst the AbOLiiouist. What Is to be-
CONE OF these Degroes when they are set free How
maHy, 80 you suppose, are now fed by the army
No, les than 10000. I saw the oay before l,ii
Wa IustOn 2,J negro women AID baDes captured
by Con. McDoHcl, brough, into Tie city. 1ils
war The result oi sn weeks operations Of Mellow
- army Of % GO mea, only tirty.liye miles from
Redmond