Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-14

part sau 20 it'cal parties, is justihsbIe in ihis
great emerseucy o. nur cruutfy God me- +
iudehbi1 stamped the x~rd- upon every hti /
aud vafles. csrry iaze apc RIVER - thi~ vie +
stretcssd territory at shall be ouei''-apo
TIE negro nsRsf nor nop BE- a. AZ fhs tcgy 60
clog the pfogress of toe Ste-is 81 ne govern
ment In Hs efforts suppre-s the Rebellion
aud fest1re the oueLess 4 The Uuion toere
be sufficient pret=x, FIR a 4 Issol ution O.
the Unon. Rather thsn this it were better
thst evsry negro in the and be tunbied into
the ocean.
Those men who tell YOU that the war j. negro
war-that II i being fought Tor the purpose OF
equaiizing The white snl the black race>-"s-su'e
Ia have AL the bruins of tie country. AND TO
kuos mere als.at the and IL subjects Than
afs enc else For twenty sesr- or more have
been telling you that did mot believe that God
ever gave brains enough any man To attend 10
his OWN business and that ut all his nelghiIors NJ
the same time And 80 | do not believe that he
ever gave bruins enough TO these political wise
ID discern the real ntents of not only their
own hearts but tLOse OF the hearts OF all the chief
rulers of the nation These men are false prOph-
ets-they are bad men in their hearts-they would
engender strife where peace and harmony alone
should reign In rnteects they not the giants
which eniitle their opinions to the credence OF e.
tablished truths-n moral integrity theirs Is not
the reputation above suspicion which should COM
mend their dogmas 70 honest men as patent COS
pei. Our rulers understand what are The unaen-
able rights OF the States They know that wher
ever State has fixed us institutions, no other
State, nor the Federal Government. has the right
to interfere with or abudge them. so long a. hey
are not in conflict with the Federal Constitution
Ii is no u mess of any State what kind of local
laws its sister State or States may enact
The great trouble Is, that 100 many people OF
the North have been smelling around Southern
kitchens, that they might di-coyer which held
predomlnating rule wool or hair told you Re
publcans this ten years ago; and, | told you.
inrther, thut the result of this interference on
the part of one State with the rights and institu
tons OF other States would be civil strife. Ia
diana has braius enough 10 take care of Indiana
and her interests. but she has not enough 10 take
care OF the interests oil both Indiana and Ken
lucky Puritan aud hypocriIical Massachusetts
can take OF herself: but >he cannot furnish the
brains and governmental system of Louisiana,
Mississippi and other Southern States Nor can
those who cry out " Abolitionist - Negro Equal
ity. and all this sort ct thing, as an argumeit
against the Government, furnish the braIis even
bad they the patriotism. to direct the conduct of
the war in IA manner which would he any more
satisfactory To the people than that IN which II is
now conducted Let this howl be hushed. Ii IS
every m ms duty to hush it, The crisis OF our
Country is a terrible one Where political
creeds and political parties, without Govern
nIeni? and without "A restoration OF the Union We
will have no Government. We must have 10
plrties merely for the sake eecling PURITAN can
didAtes office. They are dangerous In the
strife and acrimOny which they necessarily create.
The mob spirit is abroad in the land Printing
presses AMI private property are destroyed with
out regard u law or.Jhe rights OF the cItiZens
The fires of i'll feeling are burning IN the hearts
OF the people. This result Is natural sequence
of state of war.
Fellow ctizers should this policy he augment
ed bv the arrsying OF political parties in hostile
conflict? No. mol This will never do. it We
would restore the Uuion. We must work togeth
er umitedly for the work Is a mighty
TCa~cruDrn IN NOpROu