Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01
From the New fo-k iournal o. Commerce.
burning Cities.

We had perhaps fAnt h ipe taat iinge ~
shame M ht re,ideu the cheeks OF some AbO J.
> ',iDs wsen thes sas ne story Of the rad -,
q gomey md 70 ,'rbsr.us results. To
b. or, In tie nae een,n century nn1 n0t BLUSH
az having any responsibility IN such an Affair, may
eel Q said TO argue a total lack OF the purer
l. s,ii ets OF humanity. But the curse OF AbOli.
ito ism makes men forgetful Of the higher i'm.
pulses Of their nature. nnd leads them 90 fesel VA
scenes ~ which the refined mind - Impressed
On horror aud shame tor our common humahi.
~. The Evening Post. with all the glec char c.
teristie OF Aboltioui.m, exsli- la the affair IS a
good thing. quotes with apparent dslirht p's.
ge. from the account OF the Tribune. ,ee- 9th
Ia rem uknblc Ia them uolhiag ~rug ur utu
sual Ia the gunnat. approaching the wharf ol "a
unarmel village and throsing shut and SHEET
among It. houses. ridicule. protest tiust tie
b,rbsri.ni, and hope. 90 Governments ~ili cVn.
tlnuc these outrage. We are not much sur.
pised. Dsunloblss from the outset. the Abo.
litioui.ts sppro,e of whatever wideus The b,eaeh.
even though u bee conduct which cisilif tinu ab.
hurs We trud that The Administration at W ash
ingtou will 10 length awake from the stupor iuto
which Il seems 10 have beeu lued by ths.v mvn
aud toll tie world that the var i not 20 be ecu
Quoted nur SHE iu the u tere - Of hi'h ,ri-ia
The ost sysll iiall ret lialion, and ought
Go he ,obtined thste u 30 IA n,nse at Truth
adultel only Ne q solemn ~ sty alter due no
tice The. uovetnme, does ct ~ Yet prul @ Q
w do an, thing ~ the X nd, Nor Ia " pfopu 10
at the, e,e WILL he tea u worthy o. n
AhulitiuiI tram, Lnok ~ Chsmbvfsburg, II
purstuwn, Frederick AMI IA iy either oliea. AIe
they 30 situated ~ a. VA ike a HlVitthle a. matt
the any such savage sy'tcm ~ The Pot urges
lof adupnour II lhl. system. ~ longe lof by
our Abolition euu Gu stray, were indee,i iopied
the hhfng cities 'hd ,hpea pi our land would
light he funeral ~ orr nation Ne oue among The
CIV so1 nations of tho etf'h, and none would
mnuin hel lust luom liul Abuliti0nhm Cnes
olhiug lea ths "llurn and destroy" y " mplto
lur the war, 10 de,uoy all hope OF unlon Is ita
old aud aelenl desire
The radiud p,pefs nfr difpneng lhcmfslves
and their country hy the n msy argument that Ne
Rfe 40 NotHe ll1,n the ku,clu la butnlhg and foi,,
ling, aud th,t therefore wo ate not a. be hamel
What have 80 10 du with Rehel slnsY Eu1ugh
that ne lepent and nhnud n oaf own What Ne
10 denounee rlna We 80 not responsible Zoe, When
We have enough NJ our nwu ~ run usg The
Unlled states lH not responsible lUr the nqutle-
committed hy The rebellion, She I. responsible
for the wrnp done Ia civilization bv her Own rul
diers, unleaa she tepudlaea them
" u a weak avoidance a ptltry attempt iu
sllne conscience OF whitowarh iupply, this
way OF leoluug X bel btrbtrtipa "a lusuly opr
own hn'b,rlly We might ~ we'll burn snvlp".
~ The stake AMI plead their own cuioma In uui
qualification Let " va like men, like el,ilged
beings, " Ne murt warnt alt We nlh lUi y
ago have been viulots, With uur vast piwpf, oui
overwhelming numbers. " We hid pufauei u
noble we polio, and avoided al srnhlnnoe pf a
Ihnalpnl anh biibitUus ciuside We miuhl ha,,
divided lht South nnd uniiail the Noah, n.ie vi
~ uuilIna tha south nud dividing 'hp Mouth W,
have thrown away uur strength, waa,eI ouf blood
anl treasure ~ the snke ~ Ahuliuunlsm, Al
Ouf experience should warn NJ ~ give 40, and
forever, the milIpn counspls OF men Who le,d ~.
itahM IA IN thei, m ,dness lot W. ieral n Z
plbtS Il uupe vita "a be 40 American, and ha, o
d0ue with these disafaupm fnbbeties ani nu
f,ges, Which are only worthy at SOU h Hea l,ah .
eia, ahl Ah0liluhsts educated u, the EVENT. 4
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