Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-31

That sterlsag Usiea paPeE, the Louisville DeA-
ocrat. has the followin. IN is issue Of the 25th
inst.
Let M disHuiOnia f1istake the Democracs Of
the North They viii never settle our troubles
or Az other basis than a restoration Of the Union
Justice they will do. They have TO prejudices
against the SoutA. but thev will never comyro
mise awav the Union. We know what Ne say
They csBdema the present party ia p0~er. be-
cause they hold that it, policy j. 10 divide. not
restsrc. the Uuion.
When they say the Consultation a. Il i, aud
the Union as Il ~ss. they mean ~ aud. mark it.
they vill stick 10 Il. The radicals charge Vallsn
dightm NJ IA .disanioa sentiments. IL Is cal
umny utterly untOunded. He has never uttered a
word 10 Justify such a Oh srge. He has no syn
psthy ~itfs disanion. Whenever "a rational policy
ts adopted, looking 20 a restoration of the Union.
he. with the rest OF the Democratic party North.
- IL Incorporating advocate.
We indorse and reifirm all that our gallant
friend at Louisville says of the Indiana Deooc-
racy. as a portion Of that Northern political
organization. lie laihy represents the party in
this State.
The Democrats Of Indians, al an early date
after the Inauguration Of this bloody civil war.
had reason to know that the Republican leaders
WI - - Nt ts-A aNttu - AWt OhAth - ~
vas. and that they 50 shaped their policy as TO
render that restoration impossible. The border
State men were p~urposs'y deceived by the Ad-
minis,ratiOn. aud We were frequently panied at
seeing the evidence of that deception in the de-
voted and honest Union papers of Kentucky and
elsewhere.
In the free States. where the Republicans
fanciei they bad the power and could keep
IL. the leaders we're outspoken. and it was
declared that nothing short of the destruction Of
slavery, aud the re ~peopling of the slave States.
would satisfy the demands Of the party which
welded the power OF the nation. Republican
members ut Congress, fifteen months ago, de-
clared that the "eggs OF the crocodile must be
brokeu-that every institution which initiated
against making and keeping this nation a unit
must be suppressed-and that the war would
never cease until no slave trOd the soil Of Amer
lea. from the Arostook to the Sabine" This
Kind OF talk was never heard in Kentucky, be-
cause. - Mr.. SEWARD said to Minister ADAMS. il
might lose the Administrator the support of the
boruer States. The Northern Democracy hcnd
these things, aud more; and, as honest men,
would not affiliate in anv new party organization
with persons who could enuucialc such atrocious
sentiments a. the above. For this reason, aud
others equally sound. the Democratic party re
solved To m .int,in its separate organization. aud
the corrupt Union moyement-that Trojan
horse of the conspirators AMI traitors against the
Union "a IL was-fell amid the shouts of an
emancipated people in Inl.sna and the North
west
Our Kentucky friends may rest assured tina
the Democracy of Indiana srdently desire to see
the Union restored rs il was. and that no other
Union growing out of this war will be accepted
by them They want that, or no Union at oil.
They will have nothing less than the old Union
the compact of l7s7-the association of States
described in the Crittenden resolution of the 22d
OF July 1862 Ii the Republicans and the Ad
ministration are willing TO redeem their pledges
to the nation. and fight for that old Union. and
its restoration. the Democracy of Indiana will be
with them IN the future, a. they were in the be-
ginning. But they want no cheating in prose
cutting this war. They want no unconstitutiona
confscation acts-no emancipation proclama-
tions-no arming of uegroes-no stealing OF
slaves from loyal masters-no wiping out OF
State lines-no colonization of blacks to the ex
clusion OF whites in the Southern States; aud
finally. they wan, the President aud his Cabinet
TO consider that the people Of the free States
have the right 10 be heard. in their own defense.
against the petty tyranny of upstart ministers in
the Departments nt Washington.
Let Kentucky and the border States stand firm
foe the Union IA II was. The Indiana Democ-
racy can not be moved.