Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-27

The sholi,ion press are harping upon remark
attributed TO the Richmond Wing. of the Dist
inst. which states that the rebels have now but
two resources to rely upon. viz foreign inter
vention' and "a determined opposition by the
conservatives of the North to the abolition fac
ton which has the control of the Government
at Washington" That is the expression of a
single paper in the South. and il does not repre-
sent the views Of the Southern leaders. There
IL every reason 10 believe that the Confederates
for long time confidently expected help from
abroad to aid them in establishing their independ
s,ce but OF late. far the expression of their
Leading papers represents the public sentiment in
that regard there is but little if any reliance for
aid from that source There is no doubt
but. the European powers. except Russia.
would rejoice over the observance of
the Union aud the establishment oi the South
ern Confeieracy. And the reason i obsi ous
IL is especially the object o; England aud France
to neutralize the power Of the United States for
the security Of their own interests upon this con
tinent But it is very doubtful whether to
that object even they would hazard general war
By a hostile intervention ia the struggle pending
between the rebel States and the General Gov
eminent We think the hope even OF such aid 10
their cause has about departed from the rebels
who have been the most s,nguine in the succ css
Of their cause.
The other reliance alluded to bv the Wing is
entirely hopeless The Conservatives OF the
North" are pledged To the maintenance of the
Union. To the perpetustion OF the old Govern
meat in all It's integrity aud the free institutions
upon which It i based The Democratic purity has
been the Union party rom it, org ,nzation.
II has ever opposed e-toual pir'ies based either
u,ou geogrp phcaI divisions ami interests or no .
tuity Ia he domestic institutions OF polio, of
the States And such will be lis platform "a
long il remains national organization. While
there "a determined opposition hy the couserva-
,ives OF the North 70 the abolition faction which
ha- the. control of the government nj Washing
ton. that opposition is more decidedly hostile To
a division OF the Union This has been demon
strated in every possible way that good citizens
could since the abolition faction obtained con
troll OF the government. To preserve the Union
they have promptly responded to every call OF
that"facfion'' for men ami money to overthrow
the rebellion. Far different Is the record OF
the abolition faction. After the Presidential
election of le60. the leading Republican
papers of the country were willing to
separate from all the dissatisfied States-the
States now in rebellion-in peace. and such was
the view Of the prominent Republicans Tho aided
In the nomin alton and election Of Mr. LINCOLN
At the last session of Congress the leaders OF the
abolition faction" in that body openly proclaim
ei against the restoration of the Union if slavery
was TO be tolerated in tie States where that in
stitution has ard exists. And that i the
policy Of the abolition faction" now. The ADO
Etiou Of slavery with the abolition faction" is
made the condition of receiving back the slave
State. into the Union not only but even the res
toration Of peace. The war must not stop. they
say. until slavery i abolished. even IL the last
man AMI the last dollar :. sacrificed in the At
tempt, Overtures were msde 10 The Pres.
ident by prominent citizens Q: Louisiana
for the return of that State to the Union upon
the old bass: but they were entertained A
decided Union movement is being developed in
North Csrolins but IL will receive no encourage
ment from the abolition faction unless upou
the otsi> Of emancipation The difference he
tween the Democratic party aud the abolition
faction. = this: the former is for the overthrow
Of the rebellion to restore the Union without
reference TO slavery, whether il Is abolished o
continued in the States where il existed. wh
the latter care not for the suppression of the re
belon OF the restoration Of the Union unles
slavery Is abolished The abolition faction
care not about preserving this greet Gosernmen
in all its integrity upon any other basis All III.
rebels can rely upon from the conservatives o
the North Is that their constitutional rights wil
be respected and maintained BY them. if they re
turn 20 their allegiance to the Union