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

TO give furlhr force to their insilu us assaults
upon President. point also to Poland, ia
which the fires OF rebellion IRE ever burning. hut
they forget that the Gar OF all the Rassiss Il in
ali respects inferior our model President. aud
is wholly ignorant OF the true means OF aaietinu
a dssifected people. IL never occurred 10 the
aforesaid Cz.r th't, to squelch rebellion effect
ualy. the cause must be removed. Had he stud
led the history Of rebelliOn- in this country
ne would have discovered that We ALWAYS ascer
tanned the cause. the evil. the SIM which gave
preiext 10 the insurgents.
For example:-During TIE administration OF
General Washington "a portion Of the people of
Pennsylvania got Up a rebellion about whisky.
IL was crushed out by ''coercion:" but the saga
cious statesmen of that day determined 10 strike
at the cause The result is that the people OF
that noble Commonwealth have ever since
eschewed whisky and turned their attention to
contracts Nothing is now known IN that State
OF whisky. and. though Mr. Buchanan usei t.
recite come iridltO airy store~ e "uld rye" 70
the junior members OF his Cabinet. II i well
X own that the sight Of boriIeo of pure nou-
sahela was as repul>ive To his nature a. ice water
to mad dog Subsequently. while Gen Jack
son VS. President. the people Of Sourh Carolina
revOlted at t,xatinn. because some demagagues
called il high tariff and asserted that the monster
''>ioie money from their unconscious pockets p"
The rebellion. however, was "suhjuglted" BY
the military power of the Gov ernment, ard the
ctuSe-taxition--Of course abolished M tax
gathers have been known since IN S,uth Caro-
Ina Al a later div during the administration
ct John TYLER. of the firm Of "Tippecanoe and
Tyler too. some unwashed Democrats IN Rhode
Island fomented grant ihSurrecton against Il e
sovereignty of that large and popnlous State
Tie army AMI navy of the United States. hv a
hearty CO operation with the "loyali>rs" of that
day, soon overthrow the INSURGENTS Their Pro-
yisional Governor. Thomas " Dpor. can
tureh. dene'l the RIGHTS of "helligerent." and
SET TO the Deniienti ,rv The Democratic purity
tie cause-was abolished. rs all Subsequent cleo
tons have shown. throughout the United Siates.
since when 10 speck oirobel ion has been known
within the vast limits of that lovrl Sfate The
rebellion ia Utah. which occurred during the
reign OF the old public iunctonarY. i too recent
to he forgotten The cause j. doubtle-S fresh in
the mind of every aged maiden LADY, IN the lovpl
States The republican instincts of oar PEOPLE
would not tolerate MONOPOLY in Hetven'- "last
best gift to mtn General Albert Sidney John
ston. was sen; to Itch. with instructions Ia con
qucr the coniugal snirit of Brigham. The Nor
mon war ended gorionSlv To- our arms I he
cause WIS removed II rems are now unlno~n
among the Latter Day Saints and Brigham. like
some lone bird without mate. refuses To lie
comforted" In Europe. pro'racted and stneui-
nary civil wars have often resulted from differ
enceS ofopinion in regard 10 the .rue mode of
constituting the Bible and especially concerning
the operations of the Holy Ghost. They have
failed to abolish the one or deny The other he
result is that few countries IN Europe mtintain
the quiet which usually prevails" along the
Rappahlnnock
IL should not be overlooked thlt our people
were very ignorant or they would never have
been deceived by tine reasonable enemies. North
aud South. Of our noble President lr was false
Il. T. 4
desire To suppress the rebellion without first sub
verting the rights OF the State~-f,eeine all the
slaves and eevatine them to political equllitv of
the whites Our people being of course. very
ignorant believed all these false SC lndalous and
malicious statements: and among the resolutions
Won will adopt vonr meeting there should he
one thanking His Excellency. our most approved
President for the etfectull me ms he has adnn'ed
to give strength AMI moral power To the Union
nen apd women Of the South. while 1t the SINE
time he his shown how wirkeilv f.l>e and libel
Ions were the allegations of Southern traitors and
Northern copperheads that he intended 10 use the
army and navy to abolish slavery The Union
men of the Sonth will ever itfully cherish The
name and memory Of one who by n scrunulous
REGARD of his ofici Il AMI other pledge AMI his
m,nv adherence TO tie Oh ergo Uniform. h IS
vin1catei the truth Of all the pc ges which from
time to time we made in his behalf. and the
our great and good President with designing to
subvert the institutions of the Southern States
must henceforfh hile their faces in shame
You should bv no mems fill To adopt with
wild arcam ,tion. mingled with tew "Bullv
Hileluiahs." n resolution severely denurc ,torv
of those who criticiSe our military operations. or
show impotence ut the tarly movements Of our
armies in South Carolina and Virginia Such
criticism gives the Rebels ''aid and comfort -
and, though il may not he felony without benefit
of clergy is nevertheless what Mr.. Polk stiem,
tizei ''moral tre,son"-a crime which our
noble President and other Wings were compelled
to "dry up during the war with Mexico
Our present military discord is hut "harmonv
when understood" We are uhundantlv able tn
beat the Rebels whenever we try. Al present
we have them completely ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
within u small circumference of not more than six
thousand miles. Our armies are guarding The
outposts of Thu contracted line. and every wle-e
daring the pusillanimous hntterruts to pierce
the centre" aud the ragged wrel ches " take the
dare" We have forces ~ ,lvrsfon New Or
leans. Pensacola. Hilton Heal. Newberue Suf
folk-(all is quiet on the Blackwater) FORTRESS
Monroe the R,pn,h,nnock. at B il'imnre
alone the limo of the fillmore and Ohio railroad
in Western Virginia. in Ken'nckv. Tennessee
Missouri, Fort Smith and ut VickShurg-in the
heart Of Rebellion How hong can the
belliOn exist when rhns cirrumscriheli IL nd II
fon to al this A uttnt Generil ThnmtS n m
tive of NV M,ryland." and who. st year
charged Nv the malignant tongue of SANDER with
heing a Seressiouist and trsi'or-f,llnwng
where such nohle mon Rn lcr B~,dv. Dek.n
and other old friends Of Brprkinridl d re 10
lead is now in the SonrhweS, organizing The low
nj blacks nhp. il j understood are mnstieut Ia
he lcd ,nin>i the h,r',1rosls hnr,'es of Lee and
Be,uregard Nnrihe~n philosophers women and
diyine>. who REGARD The African ~ the hest nor
NAL representative Of he humrn rare. AMI tho-e
who hive the s'ur,lv ,Sritf qn Ill he ore the
rerf1rne Of the skunk il hpieve Tho ,le'ic''
nerves of The Re,e- will lie tile 80 whist md
bavonet charge from these American soldiers nf
Afrirsn descent. lf IN tde when the state of the
THERMOMETERS indieit cutanpnus act viiy and cor
responding ncrSniratipn Time. however, will
soon set le this disnu Ell question
You shouii further .'erounco IL who couarlain
Of the Army Of th" Potomac II his been in no
sense f.ilure l. has arh'evel mnre ihsn any
army IN aurient or m ,err time, has accom- -hed
un'lsr smar eqn,l difficulties. T. bra, cry il
unaue.i'o'ei and injustice i done is generals
co7nerheafS. aided nv such Repuhlicsn FOXES
Thnrlew Weei and backed hv tho stun'd gradu.
% Of West Point wrs f,-t becoming favorte
~i'h the armv anil the pennle. an'l il er.velv
hinfei nv some of his holder aIhereuts that he
mi-ht e u ed ly he corpe head frafernity, 10
snpnl m unriv ,llel p. .rient in 1864
Besides. General Mc,ielltn had commanded
rho Arm v,,ff n p. L..