Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26

misceyou and calculated divide people the loyal States
the prosecution of the 1t done against the
pledges of the President and Congress- and against right common
and honesty. Those who nauguaed such system of
national cause should that policy
unexpected unnecessary create wide
spread amongst the people of United
States They pleased the Abotonss disguised every one
else. They entirely absolutely unnecessary
except stir difficulties the North, and could
only be fruitful in exciting alarm at the gigantic strides of Con-
gresonal Executive usurpaton the creation
of national debt and the consequent taxation
suit the land These Congressional outrages upon the
and the introduced and through
Congress without previous notice. without discussion and
absolute defiance of the popular will In voting thousand
millions of the national when collected from taxable
property these members Washington had neither the modesy
shame of respectable bandits- such respect
able They never told the people "sand and deliver but
seized the nations without the nations and while
the people posd in the confidence that their Constitution
shield against robbery they awoke from their umbes only find
that the power" demanded that every farmer should
negro Tennessee Kentucky, in order the Union
And these members of Congress and their apoog here
and elsewhere asonshed that the Northern people should
be divided regard the conduct the war; And who has
caused this division! Not the Democranot the Union
from the Border States They and each of them voted against
these unmigaed usurpaton of the powers of Congeshese
baeul of dunted counseis the loyal
majority OF this House. nor the people represented by them
can held responsible
Their four Representatives Congress voted against this
black pledge OF payment for negroes and they all returned to
the Congress by increased aortes Three members of the
present Indiana, voted for measures
received discharge from the public service the l4h of Oco
Der last In the States of Ohio Pennsylvania New York. New
Jersey and Wisconsin, than twenty members of The present
faihess Congress- who voted for these Abolition with
compensation attached have had leave retire from the House
Representatives the 4th day of the coming March, Several
Senators will have the high privilege and will follow
the people of the Free States shall have opportunity pass
upon their No measures decidedly
dmned by the popular and neither President Lincoln
Congress have the slightest notion that the people
have spoken They occupy their seats Washington like
than the of the people, and for aught
they feel above all exhoaon reproo Their friends
should discuss these Subjects but swat till the rebellion
put down." Very good when will NAV
be banruped and the people overwhelmed financial
the meantime And the Committee would ask these kind apollo
gss for treaery why did not your friends in Con-
the
citizens this their hands their pockets
for the negroes of the Slave Stae Is not thousand millions of
dollars about much the Woodworking people of this
nation should be asked pay time? Is not that debt
sufficiently appalling without adding the charming legacy of
few hundred millions for freeing the We would be
pleased the reasonable of friends the mi
nory but is hard country wrecked-om people swim
dedour Constitutions odden under foot and then the
false and reacherous that All is WE'LL" We hear much said
about the necessity of being uned in the of this war;
We admit that important and ready make all
bic that end But is the majority the only
party make these concessions Will the minority stand with
the Cenden resolution of July D. 1861 adopted by Con-
ge unanimously? Will their President and Congress
their that resolution? Will they repeal their laws peg
ing this people for emancpaed negoes Will the Pres
dent Withdraw MS rrocamaton eahcPang the negroes OF me
Southland especially those belonging loyal masters Will
they fight armed rebellion, and down by the gal
liant army in the field! viii he and they refuse
goes soldiers and rely upon the courage foritude and pao
the white whose fathers made and whose
sustain the Government and the Unon To all this Congress
the President pledged and all this they
We only ask them TO redeem their
The majority here ask nothing is willing to accord
demands nothing the sake of party standing the
of the people of Indiana does demand that the
blood of her the wealth of her shall only
the Union What is expected Of Men to
fight battles! The Administration has them abundance Ships
and amamens They aoa of three thousand
miles Money the gallant soldier and the adventurous
tar! The Administration has thousand millions already
and there nine hundred millions ready for What
else expected u.s. Our taxes Put them
gathere-hey ready and will be paid What we
do What other Support offer the Administration? He
has all that q nation What he want Does he
desire enforce silence and from approval of his
mismanagement of this and sanction of his usurpaons
Does he desire endorse the wild and wicked legislation of the
Abolition Congress about Congress which
dshonor with the naedctions
inued and outraged people its guilty heads? We shall
do In defense the Constitutions of
the of the people of Indiana have right be heard
and the great and honest Judgment of the country shall
make appeal Let the champions of the Admnraon-is
paid and pnsond defende ssand before the nation and
plain if they why people should be ground
the earth with debt for the purchase of negro slaves
Let them defend his Proclamation. Let them explain his
pledges and the pledges Of Congress. But don't tell the People
be silent is their right be heard Webster said
homebred rght-to exercised all times-in all paces-n
peace and in of war; When deny this
security public liberty and bind the
people, and, while silence allow the Deah Abolition
shear the locks of those and awart principles which
power and vgor the American mind The People told
quiet till the endedo the Presidento have conf
in nd he hbad