Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09
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The sentinel for 1903,

THE governmental and polisicsi questions q he
coming yesr vii have shsorssg interest Cor evefy
citizen We engssed In Eirsne ei.n wsr the re-
salt q Which none can forcses. II thr,ssns rsdos
change IN the institutions and principles upon vhch tho
Government vas f-lndsd snd the desiraesiou q d..
liberty and rights Of the eiiisen, such AZ The
people o. no ether psiioB have enjoyed. ard
which may b sttributsd unequsled prexr.-.
10 onal prosperity and greatness. The issue yin
soo be upon us. whether ths free Govefnnentshanbs
preserved rnaiusined and the rhts of the STATES
under the Consuoh psrpstuaed. csapowerfoi esnirsi
authority DO permitted 20 grow oat Of war; obisr-
sing state unss state snd ali thoue checks
upon the Federal Government. rights reserved By the
states. Which have constituted the eHoeilsuos ard sors
rlority u our nationality states ops - ne sea for
The eonmon eecs. -, firth In the Constitution. hat
distinct a. ne bio~s' Ia Ihe management q heir
purely domestic Affairs rhess question, ~sre ir,s'ssd
N the recent elections AMI The - The people as
n,osi smphaucary expressed Cor The 'Constuton a.
q and The Union a. q wn" Never va there time
when important ths, the people should b. thor
sughy sdssed a. 60 tho rfoyess and eendou ~ puhe
Affairs AM 81 pAssiae evsss. people nsi a. Coz
self government arless with Intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions whlrh srecs slts their
and The Pablc welfare.
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VIII soon ss.smble and TIE mpersan, quss,os.
will be brought hslofe a for determination. ons u
whch. the Emancipation ana colciagion policy II The
President viii shaly snec ne htnre u the eouusfy.
An Interesting Congressional proceedings vii be re-
ported IN he .>hhasi
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new Legislature will assemble ga me eih ~ Janu.
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and intelligent report u s pfucesdiass 80 that the
reader understand froa dap dAs What if hsPss-
seniall,es are doing.
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faithfully given that the public may he advised TO
rs progfes. the rv.al 81 bal,e.. condition 81 me
eonsnus ames and al that affects lLs gFsA, struggle.
home aii abroad, Tor ihe overthrow of the Rs'iien
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