Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

The fact l. dwelt anou b, the Republican pres
~ great length ur with greater 30 rent satislac
ton. bit the majority Of the r b. le ders we're
ence ID mncfat. 80 iduoe this feet ns an ar.
rnmcut agaiu.' the Drnorrtiic parry. or - prHof
Of ~ complirft wih the ftheilion b. au nhsur.
ditt so gfcu that none not Nitnlly hliud can he
deceived vs. IL Tie truth H. these leader. COM
posed bar asmill pnrtiouof the Dcmocuticpa
numerically considered and 10 going into lhe 20
bsllion they cat lupre fratn their former ssro.
eiAtos. Wh0 eefe the mtiufity It's, hoNefcr. a
mirkhhle circumstance, which Ne should like
~ see explained how ID happens. that the North.
eru CO lthnfers ~ jeH ID Yia and cnmptuy ln
breaking up the Drmocrstc party are aow. verv
generally among the mp.t yiulrnt denounrcfs ot
that raViy Who ,irnpuWes the Democracy ~
The Moth si'h mere fcr,rity than ID MEL )
- riin.nnY VIM he. nptl,ed t. them mote up
prnbuu' tefm.i Yet, when he traitor nee, -
~ ma IA , TRAITOR ~ hren ihsu o. b" !. In Ho'ion
u1w --yis ted New latk un eerh ~ king
t'ur Tor BE kinfidgs he Ne accompanied by
ID rkin.nn, ~hp spike from the s,mp stand and
~ echoed every sentiment he altered
Whn u mpfe bpnprol and ami ga led hg tho
Ahnltionl-s- than teen. Ken llu''eiH Who it
tecoi, ed silh mote appnu.e ~ Aholuln gather
inls than hcG Yet Hatler knnsinr Jef y "a
ves. on the .u'deci of -rre..inn. voted lur him
atty seven time. in The Chtle.inn con, cn'inn,
AMI ~ batmfe he'aue 80 violent iu he lin'
ceNitc demonstrations that hc vas denounced to
WI. teeth bs Smith Gavlu. ct lnhitun. - Douglas
Dcmoeret. rs scouudrel who had betrat ei hi.
constituents
We might mention others of the same sos-
scores ct thcm--huf Va u unnece.rniy " Davis
and company were Democrats. 90 we're Dickinson
and company DAVIS bas denpricd from the
Democratic faith. AMI 80 has ID knton Davis
abuses The Northern Democracy through The col
umns of his orgnn. HE ltichmond Enqulrer. and
Dtknron employs his rlHlderOus tongue a. the
same purpose
lftherc nfe any Northern Democrats who are
responsible for the acts of the southern traitors. IA
Il these newly iedged hholilious's. who were
the crpuies the Northern representative of tVi.
aud linrey such men ~ Dickinson Butler sni
Brady. Thee men kHfp-ycs. they KNkw-
That the secession OF the Southern leaders ~ the
Charleston Convention meant revolution md
DISSOLUTION ct The Union Yet they supported
these revolutionary leaders IN their course The
mass OF the supporters Of breckenridge North
dbl not u'pcct this treason. but Dickinson and
Butler could not have been ignorant The late
Governor willard. Who went 90 Charleston a.
assist Ia defeating Durlas' nomination. declared
90 the writer oi fhis article that he WAS fully con
WINGED thlta dissolution OF the Union was what
the Southern leaders hid determined on.--ihnt ~
an ann Dnuglas man. thoy bad cOuhded theft
views a. hm--but he like mn honest msn and y
true patriot. came home. dcno1uce the tritorou.
scheme and sclemers supported Douglas. and
gave the last hours of his too short lite "a pro
mote his election There nrc others who went
~ Charleston with the same ect Nv view. who
came home convinced OF the same fact IN A
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