Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

for one spurn the Cri,tenden resolution. snd DO
IL f,H the reason that the frat run fired sum
ter relieved "a from I've lhraldom of slavery. aud
never desire 20 see Pefce restored ~iih the 20
llieal povef of dissatisfaction rensiated
That Is democratic. - III That Is non inter
ventioni What political rover has slaveryf By
the Constitution IL has the three hfths basis OF
representation He would destroy that, would
hef Howf By freeing tire slaves and making
every slave count one. instead of three hiths OF
one in the ratiof Thus he would add about
twenty members OF Congress To the South. and,
by his urd violation at the Constitution. in
crease the negro mower ofthe South IN Congress
Whist Democrat No wonder he did not vote
TOR Douglas ia l-6D have nodoubt he carried
lard oil. like w ide.awake" then. ss he carries
lard oil now Laughter Ye, this is the msn
who pr,'pels his thick rotuDdity" over Ohm.
abusing old Wings. denouncing young Democrats
and little DemocrAts working as OF old. for his
bread and butter" [laughterl and striving tn
"make the he'rt Of the people fat" so that they
will accept his pu'py paunch a the embodiment
OF Democracy. Great laughter
What shameless spectacle does he present
We nifty the falling Ftlsiaff. when reproached by
the King; but no emotion. but that OF mirth min
gled with contempt arises in our mind rs We
perceive this gross harlequin dancing over our
State on the political slack wire with the nimble-
L'mbert laughter. holding in his hands bal
an-ing pole. black az one end with abolition. and
white at the other with his life long Democracy
Laughter II he tumbles from the wire. who
will pity hum? For Greece a blush but not for
Greece a tear" Laughter He shall not and
cannot hide his political putrescence behind his
Democratic sntecedents That name will take
sway much repr arh but il will not cover such a
mountain OF hypocrisy. life hong Democrat.
indeed II reminds one Of the first verse of the
fourth chapter OF Isaiah: "And on that day seven
women shall take hold of one man, saving we
will eat our own bread and wear our own apparel
Only let u be called by thy name to take away
our reproaeh
have thus shown the resemblance between
Falstaff and Brough in miny particulars As to
his cowardice. do YOU remember how valiantly
the fat knight led his fatterdemllons into battle
and how he thrust the departed Hotspur through
and through The simlle is like, with differ
ence Brough never ventured into the battle
either on horse or foot But he talks as bravelv
as Fsstaf aud does rs little execution Hot
spur was dead: Vallandieh ham though absent. Is
living terror To his revilers He j. not present
BY his vehement eloqnence. TO answer his slnnder
erS: and this fat kDieh, of the corps d Antique
can, with impumity plunge his weapon all through
and through the reputation of the forced exile
This j. bravery! For shame, The age of chiv
airy is indeed gone when plump pusanimi'y can
thus rifle the reputation of the absent and expect
the rewards of soderv suffrage for the deed
But our candidate will some day appear. Cheers
The mills OF God grind slowly. but they grind
exceedingly strong" When he comes, let ON
political F5lstaff look out for "thaw and dissolu
ton" and take the advice given TO his ant"type
to make less his body, and more his grace; know
that the grave doth cape for him thrice wider
than for other men. Then let his Republican
friends prepare the obituary taken from Byron :
"Giaour," already suggested by an editorial
friend
otis grease, but living grease no more"