Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22
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We ask our readers To consider and pass their
judgment upon the following allegations which
we fad in the Milwaukee Ners We have read
and considered them. and our Judgment is that
every allegation made is proved by the events
which have trinspired during the past year:
Tint the election of the Republican candidates
ia November 1851. was the ,iirest calamity wisch
could have beiailen the nation.
fhat the Democracy were right ia their predic-
tions th,t the triumph OF sectionali-m Wound ere
ate civil war
That the Republican party i the natural enc
my ol free press and free speech.
That Republican Congress is incapable of
legisl.siins Tor the Interests ct the people
That Republican sbinet Is the most
rupt OF any which has ever assembled ia Wash
ingtuu.
That the Constitution may be suspended by
Republican President. with the approval OF his
party constituents
That the greater the thief the greater his
reward the hands OF a Republican PresI
dent.
That the army could not have been success
fully lei except by Democratic Generals
That the Republicans desire tae Subjugat o. Of
the slavehOlding States. aud not the restoration
of the Union.
Th,t the military force alone cannot restore
the Union.
nat the party IN power WOHid substitute negro
labor tor white labor. wherever the opportunity
Is favorable for 50 doing
That the public treasury j. not safe in the hands
of the present Administration
I hat New Eus land manufacturers rule the party
in power.
That 81 long ~ the Republican p1rty continues
in power. the people must toe enormously taxed
and the luborimg population must bear the huk
of the burden
That the continuance If the Republican party
IN power must perpetuate sectional hostility M
definitely
Tuat Republican presses and orators can not
be trusted.
That 10 the future dominance of national Dem
Ocratic principles IN Washington and thruug bout
the country affords the only reasonable hope OF
maintaining the Constitution as it is and re
storing "the Union il was.
We will add the following
That in the Ievying OF taxes 60 support the
Government. the Republican party discrimiuafe-
in favor OF capital and against labor. by imposing
the burden Of taxation on neces>aries and useful
commodities OF consumption. and exempt.ns
ital from taxation
That the tendency of the Republican policy OF
Government Is towards despoti>m in the Govern
ment. by deprisiu- the governed OF Their cau>ti-
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SYMPTOMS OF power bs the Executive which are
expressly reserved % the states and people
That the tendency Of 50 called Reuublcani,m
ID 70 subordinate the civil TO the military ppwer
and to subject tie Judicial branch OF the COY.
eminent 70 the Executive. and % center ia The
Executive all the power OF Government. thu.
converting the Federal Government into a >tr.-
tocracy Ike that OF Austria and France which
10 maintained by the force OF large standing ar
mics and ia which Il i N ,de the personal inter.
est Of military men be on the side OF the Gov
eminent.
That the Republican party : founded not onl,
on an ''irrePresslo.e conac, between ne North
and South. thu. provoking sectional civil en-
fict, but il is .oaniei also on an '.rre fe..ib .
conflict" between power illesitim.lely acquired
and arbitrarily exercised aud popular right. IL,
whole tendency of Republicanism. as m ,niiesteI
by the Republican party. being To centr,lsze and
consolidate power in the General government b.
wlthdraSing il from the States and pc pie. tnc
thus establishing bet~eeu the Government an,
people the relations which exist between despoti,
Governments aud their subjects. in which IA,
Governscent makes itself felt as an absolute
master. and the people are ruled As slave