Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04


thsir SOIL either directly ndrecfy afer n ga m.nn-
faciu.et-cotton tabscce ana The var hat
u this trade The tsnE -hn ous o. foreirn
trade fer they ee here they cannot buy g. the
extent they otherwise weald. G f-eouenfiy cur
produce remsiss an~i 81 Pu eat 81 our Aads ruis
shortly the effect IL the law that 20 81 ess fr wAaf
sce Afee q 81 rad 10y ~ ssksf
vent ~s, ,ssI ps ~ ss ~oaa 's ne ssr
bat does not rcr the law has sresily down The
II mpotsrans into THIS county and. u course.
the amount Of tar received ON such import4tiots.
..Frou the Let Of Juiy. lisa. to last Of lane,
ls6O there imported o. dry goocs
the port % New York sos $4,000 90
From 1t u July. issi. lat June, lss2 ssisscoe 90
Difference. .........----......-. 6S.sss.eoo co.
This amount n VS. a. fstrue. that hut ntrle
was derived from tat hist a. time WIN.
above al ofhers needed money. ne interest q The
Government was regered--or the Of duties
would have bsen fixed such a reaso =
would not have shut out mporiafons. bat would have
secured the greatess amount q revenue ~ sdi
bring IN goods from abroad. instead ~ operating.
fhis does probation tothe introiuciion 81 gss.
= taxed. e
shows another thing-that as the goods ~ere not
brought from abr-sd. before. ihst msnuscur.
their former work, w,ulc have 70 supply
the deficiency: or the people 10 without
notorious that the nsnuacur ~ interest Of this
country making money than a. any former
Many of them run night. ard divlte 60 the
cannot be ohrw Sc because: rst thy the
do they usually did, frmeriys Second. 20 great extent
the deficiency above shown J.. ~ up third they are
making rms, clothi-g. tents tlaikets Shoe al
other stores for the gOvrrnment a. enormous rates
No wosder the manufacturers. and those IN their inter-
est will hear any intnston that this ought
ces>e-that is that the dlrrel should be arranged
any other than b, fighting To them q l. 'kar
vest Of god, and 80 long lasts the excitement will
prevent they hvpe. all inquiry into Their eourse
The II the Government. from importsfions,
having been of by this law. matter 81 are they
had 10 tfrs,ft - 10 supply issnd soon Ne
wall snail army Of tax gatherers IN our midst.
paptIsn AoxFrrl.Nlrr
In the free The question than any other,
ayated the public mind the last presidential election
Wa, whether the people The Territories should deter
themselves their domestic i-titufioas-
Notwithstanding thecrs OF mo party b. The Iepuseans
they have passed act striking down hs ghf. and for
bdng the people a. IN all the territories nov.
OF hereafter TO be- formed. This they done directly
he face Of the mo party, nv which they raised
army to snstin administration IN power the election
nf whom produced TIL war because doctrines hostile 10
principle heid-as have already shown n
waste be hoped hat, these men in their extremity cried
''no parry" they would IN good faith have acted t
and not have insuted their political opponents upon
whom they have called for help ~ requiring them 70
fyf under L con 70 suSan the yer, doctrines snsi
which they had Dded. under Don la But is,
the mo party CRY intended Apply democrats
aionene; repu cans, that they might carry her
partisan views in Congress- and democrats aban don
theirs and 70 war 10 sustain thus false TO their
professions.
FrDEKALrsN
For twenty-five year following h. adoption Of the
there Wa fierce contest A. 10 the federal
ats chool Of poi ica Insisted upon that in
clohe the federal government VI almost
kingiy, unlimited powerful osher words that each
COVER possessed all power 7Diden. Jefferson
ard others cOntended that possessed other powers
under the Constitution. than thereby granted
pressy, by fair implication necessary sustain
those powers granted Upon this doctrine the demo-
party founded 10y jefferson II was thought 20
have been acquiecec in by all parties See speeches q
Clay and Webster cited. aud Decision Of Supreme Court
Now, under this administration, the old dec
rine is revived and acted upon That the general
uov ms a. not III
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES revived all the fyrannes
of the administration Of John Adams and now being
erced by The Pres and his Secretaries; without
the form and de,enry Of requiring Act Of Congress
authorize such proceedings.
Under Adams men we're in few inst ances tried n-ed
and imprisoned fer opinions sakethati> under the sedi
in act, for speaking dsrespectfuy Of the President
Those few instances Of deprivation Of personal liberty Cor
opinions sake consolidated the Democratic party under
jefferson and pu, Adams out 81 power Prom that time
until the first year Ct the present administration ruler
yentured punt bis fellow this country. (t
oen done France and Antria) for entertaining poti
col doctrines AZ variance with the ruling power II may
and surely will sound strange. that v gravely
nouncrd in Congress that ought occupy
there If he differs from the administration the lead
ing questions Of the day Davis spe Oh the expulsion
of Bright Congi Globe PAGE 4s2 47S Not only this bat
antics Of TIA" Constitution the President and his Secretaries
have caused TO be arrested and imprisoned without
due process of law have, by military authority
fused TO permit Courts and Judges, Congress
lCong Globe page --lto examine into the reasons Of
such arresf Reasons exist Have thus refused the
!
not confined 20 regions IN which there rebellion;
but have taken place where the Il justice
open and in fan operation, ready Try any charge
Many cases Of the exercise of this species n unlimited
power might be referred but they swale~ed
in thai heresy which claims for he Congress
and the President The power 70 strike out Of existence
vfe Governments and in u,e provisional errforisl
governments their stead. This against the
right of the people Ssate withdraw from
partnership The doctrine advocated gives the general
governments the authority 10 kick State 81 the
and rfduce THIN Ia Dependents. What J. the differ
in tile two doctrines, There j. more a the political
Il IF the former than the
Bun why ihe-e claims Of extraordinary pw~rsi has
been shown that the doctrines Of ultra be
ried out aaaer he cosr'fnfion- To give them play,
therefore that red instrument must be disegarde-
set at naught.
The general government possesses no power 20 abolish
slavery in he stater therefore, state Governments must
be abolished. Inen comes IN the doctrines ~ the
EMANCIPATION IEAGrE,
That has been lately formed abo-
tonsts-eveE mcnlcr- Of the United states senate.
II Is extent secret organization: bat 20 FAR A. ~
doctrires have tra0sired they are. hsf
rebellion. shall he admitted into the Union agrfa unless
slavery i Acknowledgment Of Lane Of Kansas Consg
Globe page 1926 July lOih 1862 -gulsns Speech. Jaa-
lsh- 1862 This war has been prosecuted on the theory
that the rebcou States out Of the tnion-tbat
the people ofsach states had aspower TO take hem out
that the, still members II the COIfederscso, vir-
gina and Tennessee had Senator'S the floor although
those representing their St9, Governments az tnst
this Government. and their poope in IL = viewed
a. war by portion Of people States against
this Now il proposed change The theory
and In effect declare that uc states u the uOn
II they fhsn IL T. By the action Of their people
people c0uld thus take them Thea their action
have been lawful. FOR. II not lawful II l. invalid. II
Lawful for what wsring-f0 punish people for the
peri Of lawful act, This theory won't DO, for
places the wrong II T. only invented 90 give place
and foundation the IDEAS Of hoe In this league
Notwithstanding all these hngs-aBd although the u
berry IL speech and OF the press and the right % trial
by jury thus stricken down, the Foundations upon
which ibe Democratic party bu 10 up thus being
sappcd yet cooly told there necessity for the
REORGANIZATION Of that PARTY The Oldest party In the
Goverrmenhe party under whose rule this country has
been built ur-tbe party IN fsvcr Of personal liberty. a
private rights.
OF old when had trusted about o-e his
Office be exclaimed Teamed Dig. To beg am ashamed"
Luxe xvi And therefore, by betfayng his trust he
sought favor with Others in looking around II GU
any one ~ whom Democrsf. you have heretofore
placed bat who has fallen iron bis high
forsakeE Li pple and has, IN the scramble for -po'ls
and place. nfulgeci 81 denusion OF the party that made
him and trusted him. or has attempted BY such acts 20
make for himself friends % the mamuon " unrghfsous-
ness. heed him He l. joined hi~ chief ;dsisen
His found patriotism may be shsm and ehesi-
But wt are met By The sweeping niuuafion Of "cons
tractors and toaes. hat opposition 20 the proceedings
o. power Treason. II would be aiding This
rebe lion stand slenf ard the Consultation totally
disregsrded-rampled under too,our brave soter suf
sng upon the baftis fed and weary march for The
cessaes a. fe stolen from them BY bloated party harks
II would Be tie Constitution fse the
balEarks Of berty-fhe liberty Of speech the liberty 81
the press and personal rights al stricken down. and no
warning voice heard from
Therefore the Democracy Of Indiana did rshtso
meet the ssh day Of January s~s They did right IN
assembling the 30th q July Their voices should be