Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

while IL drag. down al css.e. Of labor 10 the
fesrfai fu,ufsty ~ transcription. exeept the
betsst OF men, % whom even 500 nnay - moth
lag To ask The millions ~ peuf o. be thanked,
~hen tho uch can ,has bring shem means for
thsnknnlnee, will be bit 90 make the Och ef
AuFuHa day. ~ &c state, fot fasting prayer Add
Enthusiastically no DAY FOE = national
Thanksgiving We beg the President. therefore.
H. open the thankful hearts all, Of the vorsing
msn Va hi. work shop. a. veil ~ the better on
msn ~ his saloon. and en hi. sofas AID carpets
God Knows no difference between Lazarus aud
Dixss.
Nor Isa true. ss the Times reasons. thss smob
even noe rule. and dominates lha city, % hat
| anybody asks the Staten F~ler tloserufneut to
surrender 10 mob The mob will be put down.
aid 10 now eslar dosn Aobs sss but OF the
bout--,nd NO wise adiriaisua,len of Government,
chen mobs are hnshei, wlii act All The whole
people we're q mob. unless they intend Ia create
| elsn var. ~ . revolution We vho nov beg
vho implnfe, Who couture the rfesldeni--fiom
the Governor Of the State down Va ia hunblest
inhsbltsnt''-sfe not Of the excepted moh, bpt
manf ~ We are IN arms against that mob The
| reason Why "a IL a mob. 10 because "a does not
huow and comprehend the Consultations of the
country, and s.e w them tho almost certain
means ~ redress neeaase ws de- comprehend
the Federal and the State Consultations. and he
cause 20 do sec ln them the nearly certain means
| Toe ,ha salvation oi the cause ol Libofly. Nc sup
pies. these mobs and eshoft Tor lheiI suppression
bat u. as the Time, and tho Tribune advocate,
both State ~ we'll Ne Federal Constitutions are
~ b1 evestidden, this myh will certainly end IN
| fevp'ntlan, Hence aow not aione the labof ~
this great city, hut the wealth ~ ths cts lmpiufe
= suspension II the dfsll--ihe fihh Avenue, u
! possible. more than the First aSenus-and " 4
! poll were "a be taken pf the 18th and 2ist wards
whore the wealth 0f the city mainly IL the vote
would Ice ihy 10 Que fot q suspension OF the
DRAFT Hence away With all such talk ~ this IN
the Times, that the friends ~ The suspension Of
| the eonscrlptlon ara but "the mob !"
In this connection We quote the views express.
81 by Mr. IiARa,s. IN the United States Senate
when the eonserlpt law was under consideration
IN that hody Mr Haas Was formerly judg,
In the highest courts Of New York, aud Is nov
Republican Senator representing tina, State
lie character a. u LAWYER and his pre'ent posi-
ton certainly give weight to his opinions and on
title them To consideration by all who desire u
preserve Republican Institutions
England. with her many wars and often scarc
~ 81 men. neusr resorts 20 this despefie measure
II was mode Of raising armies ONLY USEf
| ny DESPOTS. baf n,psr by Republican gorerB
msafs. and the principle. II adopted, would pro
vide large standing armies. which almost lnevi
tably lead TO despotism. In n government o.
delegated power. and which rested upon the con
sen, ot the governed. IL was inexpedicn, and un
necessary.
CONGREss HAD NOT THE POW ER. UN
DER THE CONSTITUTION THUS TO DE
STR0Y THE MILITIA OF THE STATES
which the Constitution provided for ne a reserved
| force Of ih. Union. IL this measure were adopt
ed, there would be centralized power.