Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

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spepeh Vt Maa,lH lha nlahl pfeylaa,, hnl anly
had -eaes ~ hsisay eo,iue a.
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~aa he eaaae " the waF snme months aaa u
'uA lllafuoI ,lew NJ lha QOeiinn ind quoted
him the declarations NJ i.srn and olhrr
Southern men that ahy lesling ~ insspufl, IN
saaati ~ ,he lns,ia,loa ~ slavery waa nut che
inel'lna rauae NJ lhe Rebellion
w " lasue ~ ,ealeuliy The jnulnal says
"is IA W vain "a hops ,ha, 80 e,n ehla, hea
dom ani nrhee permanently While No assist 40
hnla e"f fellow men Va bondage uld h,s not
90 nulefel " -
All then again
THE slave has nW s,lemniei ~ assert bis ia
sftN The enniesl helwren the onplessnf anil
The oppressed 20 What ielissaon lpokel bfwau
has nat eoMe
And the iuafn,l ,eef e,ndhlls admlis ih,l the
terrible eahlss, ~ give liberty n ,he Mcgee
aai that 4, leel,ges ~ he lhe cause NJ he enn,fa
vssss-lha ahimus NJ tho wM 80 aur p,nu
10 Quo he,seen ourselves, In which the slave h,s
taken 49, part w. al this lef,ihie controversy i,
With lsFne amles IN the heli ~ give lhsm eneonr
sesmsnt, ,hssa have been 49, slave
ipmneellons. sni the nalwe has hal ~
iempei ~ assert hs liberty This
10 certainly poor compliment ~ tho negro 'op
pressed, ad a queer commentary uneu lhe 20
pseits AMI hlnes' ~ The negFn fr sef govern
msn,--ies The same Ueeiom exercised aud on
josed nv the white F,ce
nul avs the journal, We can not, ~ anallon,
expect o. enjoy ifse,lom nni peace, while 40 rs.
sls, " hoh 90 fellow men Ia bondage, fof 0od
has not - ordered Il For eiehll i've ,ea,a We
ena,ei freedom, and peace, and prosperity un
equslled by aes other nation, Yet the negro VAS
held IN bondage IN PARTON ef the states during
the whole period ph God order that Il should
be 80 duFlne that time and has lie. At the bidding
o. G,pplSa.. ani SusSta, and GARHlsoS, apd
CAaaIs fitkiss suddenly changed his decree,
upon the state of the negrof The wer had q
different origin from that claimed by The Journal,
For years there has been sectional
controversy ia progress. aud IL Vas caused b, tho
a,temp, Of the men In the North holding seut.
ments host Ia slavery 90 enforce their views as
the policy Of the whole naton--of al the States
Unle our peculiar form OF government. each
State has the entire conlrol OF IT. domestic policy,
The reople Of Indiana did not desire the eystem
OF negro servitude-hence IL wascxcluded. Tho
peope of Kentucky thought differently. aud
they adopted the institution ~ part of their
social system and domestic policy r,ch Stale
had the risht "a decide Tor itself in regsrd TO the
exclusion or admission Of the system Of negro
sorsitude. and such being the ease. he slave
States and the free States. a. they are denoml
mated. were not responsible for the domestic
policy Of each other And eighty i've years Of
experience demonstrated that under this ml,ed
system the people Of this countryside white
people-dd enjoy freedom and peace in an an
paraiielei degree.
The great error Of the Abolitionists Il the de,
that there can be social anl political equality
between the white and black races God has not
90 ordered IL. Lei, a. himself the negro hrs
never arrived At q high sta'e Of civilz tion lie
only contributes "a the pablo wealth and pros
perity by being subject To the white race Give
him freedom. such a. the Aholtionists propose.
and isolate him from the white race. from
state Of compstative cultivation he will gradually
degenerate into barbarism The negro can im.
tate. bot not originate Naturally indolen, and
shftle-s. he onl, labors by cons,raint. And doe.
IL exhibit any wisdom. or craftsmanship. or true
philanthropy. "a force upon thcSegro a free.iom
which he has not the capacity Tn enjoy. and which
entails only evil 70 both races, Where then the
policy Of ~aging gigantic civil war upon the
basis VI false philanthropy aud visionary and
futile IDEAS Of political economy! Let US leave
the question OF slavery where the Constitution
I'D good sense leave IL. With the States and local