Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-10


settlement 81 ibi- question l. the Judiciary lie
eides with the Guyernment. then. We must Ike
that 70 be right till the oecs On Is By some regu
lar mOde, abrogated. We must not do
done N the Ablemln and Booth. and Drei Scott
cases, say We will not obey them: for his would
tend 10 anarchy and civil war-
WHAT TIE ADMINISTRATIONS MEANS TO DO WITH
THE cyuSrEY.
Am lnov asked ~hatthe Administration mems
10 dOI can sns~er tie question, At e 81. in
pat Ia mese-. W nv opsuson q, s'ssli<h sl~v-ry.
u Goe> not intend u aunt ;he serele'i states
back. u they lav do~R their arms ssd uSk re
turn t'-'ias. unless upon the condition 81 abolish
ing slavery. ~ recoguizing the fact that IL j.
abolished o. thu. il seems to me, there j. no
doubt The whole line vi conduct. from Chand
ler's blood-iettng letter, down through lie war
Ia the current reiusals ct apple atoms 81 return.
shows this. Dir Chase said 1t indianapolis tina
the Government or the U1ipn mast he born
again Me Wee President II m in said. lately
IN New York. thai il w. bad nonsense O. talk OF
the Union as il wa. The ante-e,ieutS OF the
Administration confirm this Let u briefly
prove tins statement
At the formation of our Constitution 80 apple
OF diseOri ex,stei among the aitedS sisters.
that u To say. African slavery, AMI their only
way to get along in peace. while IL exis'el. ic0s
for al 10 lei Il alone, but that such should be the
case wa. and Is, moral impossbty The
COnstiut did not give protection enough TO
slavery TO secure IL against the aggression II
Northern radicals. but !; gave tOo much 10 render
that aggression imme iiatels successful ia effect
ing IL extinction or even MS natural extension,
and TOO much u leave the Constitution accepta-
bic Ia thOse radicals. Hence PARTON 90 the
South wtS continuity irrit4iel bv Northern in
termedd ing. aud numbers OF he Drthern ueOpe
we're cOnihuills hnding fault with aud relu<-
ing obedience 10 the Constitution. | might quote
thousands of examples IA nroof | limit myself
to few. promising, however. that consider
these radio IL controlling the Administration
The Nttiunal Convention oi radicals. which met
~ Ban ,lo ~ lr4} AMI nominated cahdiiaieS Tor
Z, e~lieut and Wee President, adopted the to-
lowing pat 81 ,her platf'nm:
Resoiosd That We he eby gi,e it o. be un
der>l'0u Dl THIS IA ION ,nd rhe world. th,t rs
Abuillonl-ts. considering thtt the strength OF
our ciuse lies ~ IL righteousness. and our nope
for il 100 our clnf''rml'y - the law OF 6 ID and
our respect ior fhe rights % min. We owe It u
the S,tete.-u Rd Fl - the Universe a. a lr,,uf
ct our 'tie.itnce o. Hun, in all our civil rel -
ton AMI oh Is. whether as private c-iz~u> or
public Junction ri..- ssnrn q support the
stituron of the I'm 5 re. To re -ar'l AMI real,
the third clause % the fourth article of That M
strlmeu'. wheueve- applied 10 the at fn
gitve slave, ufteri, hu ani vod AMI couse-
the Umte.i S-ites. whenever ~e ne cAie! upon
or sworn 10 support At - Text b ok, IA
Again: The ,me part, it, ,t,ona Con
ventiou a. Pitt,bur-. n 1852 adpptci - pant
OF IL pi stiorn drawn by the present Se-ret,ry
Chase. tnis respgtiUn:
.Resoloed. That slavery Is sin AGAINST @ 81.
AMI a CRIME agalnsi msn which no humm en-
sctmant ctn IN Ike ngat. All thd Christianity
aui pitriptl>m 'i'he dem tn' - nb piitioa
Ia 1896, IA 4 speech New II Ell Rev II
W. Bsec,er is reported h,ving o-ei tins La
guAge:
The Constitution i the cause OF every division
which this vexed question of slavery has ever
caused in this country. L. has been the fountain
and father OF all our troubles. hy attempting To
hold together recnuci ed two Opposing pr,pr
ples which will No.; harmlnize nor agree the
only hofe OF the -iave over fhe runs ui the
Government and OF tie American Church.
The dissolution ot tue Union ; the abolition Of
slavery
la a speech of the same cenile,n,n now the
agent of the Aim ustrAilpn nude in VI inchester
England. Octuber 9Th. 1863 one month ago -
DAY. he beir> this testimony a 20 the manner ia
which the constitutional provision securing O. the
Suuth OF her fugitive slaves h..u been
lived up t. in the North eakng vt the lugi
tive slave law of 1859. he SAID:
''Against the iuiamy my soul revoited, aud
these p- protested. aud | defed 10 It's face the
Government. aud told them II will have none ct
OF YOUR utrighieou> laws; send me th 4 fu-i
tive who /, heeinS from his m lSter. and will
slep between han aud hiS pursuer loud
aud prolonged cheers Mt. once. twice,
have nv doors shut between oppression AMI the
opore~>eh anu the church itself over which /
minister. has been the unknown refuge OF mauy
AMI Indny one Chrer-
He dehei The Government when executing "a
law 10 carry our pitin constitution provision
in favor OF the ,uih' Whu Is Jclf DAVIS do
n-l Aud why does he he - doung ~
o. .he IA of JAnuiry, 1862. H,n Ge,
Julian, IN speech IA Congress- ,nI: M Chair
m,u, when -y tiitthi- rehelhon = ~ source
aud lie 90 slavery" a.; ''aud the germ 81 onr
troubles, IL must tie confessed. is an he C0HStita-
ton Itself p" 81 s,id John q Adam, ura ne
pronounced the btrs,i thus IA nle nv cur lathers
morally and poliiicail. VICIOUS" *.
might extend thiS list ot quot tt,ons oy going
to the speeches uf Giddnss, Sumner. All multi
tn les of Others. but have presented -uit
my purpose
The radicals OF the y nth have opposed the
Constitution while they could not abolish slavery /;
but they will be satisfied with the Constitution II
they can Oe the party 10 what shall me an.
anu can Abolish slavery ~ melrs Vt the " -; tie
cause j, there are np slaves 70 he repre- euted in
Congress, aud none TO be re urue,i tusitve>.
the Objectionable clauses in The Constitution
-
obsolete. indeed. SO th4t those radicals NOW
change ground and 20 tor the Constitution a. il
l.. when tbev have destrOyel the Union IL -.
And 4 | ris ia the as>ump;iun that they
now have the cpn rol o. the administration. there
can be no dOu0t but that ~ will avail : ,em
selves of the present opportunity 10 abolish sla-
very. lndeed. they claim that y Is ilresd, done
in all the Secetei S;ntes. by tho Pie.dent, proc
lamatluu. and what J. lett OF y the border
States, l. not under existing crcui3 .ttnees. worth
rush. Free To e,c pc beau Q ne constitutional
provision tor their retutn - dl-fe-aTiei; taken
the army. taken bv the Government; mo. upn
would Du, neerbe>g \, hO could sell uneY Aud
Yet. do not Missouri, hentarky. Maryland aud
Dr.'wtre c'nnaiy sustain Ihe r,lIrai policy OF
the Pre,ideuLg
The Presidents proclamation. he must. a.
do the rilicd,. cliim 10 he operative or
else admit that. just Joke ne shot
pup-gua At 6xei star Il llie pr''cla
uUu wts ya.id, "a was direct destruction o. : ate
rights. and slavery = no~ 40 shed. in those
States. b, me 6eue al to, ernment li,d t.v, c,B
not return 10 the Uniun ~ the, were. .ml - 10
resume he's psce III he Uulsn - ola Nu.in. -
She can not. without ou-ting the mex Nr.tuiA
cres'eJ out "a her Oy C0ngre~- How = tni~. IA
ie-tl DUint Ot view t0 lac ,efteII Perhaps. on
the -eoie ot uroE old Nrg. ni, ought nor 70 90
jet, as GA returning, X wOaid give her tour Sen
atOr> instead OF twO Bat the pplut J. u',s he
Administration iu accordance win. ani thus -
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