Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18

9oaaS ktANAtnA-n ~
With The Democratic party. like HIS Excsi'en-
ey o. P. NJ. and they oil nov stand upon the
same Black Republican plstfcrm-hase issued =
all for q mass meeting Of the War Democracy"
ef Indiana. We have carefully examined the
political p~eiigree Of The distin guished persouages
cosnectei 9Th the movement. with The aid OF q
powerful microscope expressly designed TO mag
nifty ANAL subjects. and ~e have failed % dis
cover the name OF 4 single Individual whose past
p~oIi,icsl history Gill iustifs US in SWING that he.
she or il. - the ease may be. is Influenced by an
unsel6sh or patriotic consideration. Individuals.
psrtles and Governmental administration are
alike iafueneei or moved By motives. or some
i~mpsliine cause. The War De mocrsts." as
they describe themselves psy sre,Lercs. must
have some object In vie~ IN calling a meeting Ell
their party land an omnibus soH hold them. } in
the present. ~jesciurs Of p%oliticsl Affairs. What
10 itf~ Thai. the rub. OF the question which
sould puzzle the brain Of an acute Philadslphis
lawyer 10 ~unrsvel. What do the self styled War
Democrats propose 10 do7
Not to 70 outside Of our Own 5n,e, wha, Is
shs record OF the Democratic party OF Indiana
IA here a Democrat vho IL In favor OF restoring
the Union AMI maintaining tho Constitution and
the oo,efpment NJ they came from the wise.
good aud patriotic men Who formed and ee,ab
Ilsbed them. ,ha, cannot stand upon the platform
IT The Dsnecrs,io party With The proud COZ.
sciossnss- that he IL battling 10 preserve cotsti.
tutioa, liberty Not one. GA January hth
1861. there assembled IN this city, according 90
assg.. q State delegate convention ~ N. DE.
moetaey Of Indiana The party Wa fullt fsp.
resented IL VS. called In yls~ VI the crisis
then impending In pablc affair. aud ,bs, eon.
v%snlion. composed Of ,he representative men
of The part, IN Indiana, esrfes.si its views
aron the Iaae. bsf,fe tbs eoautfY, II also
nominated candidates 10, The State onioss 10 ts
hllsi a. The ensuing f,l eleotial Amer q
,hosaasl canvass ~ the issues presented Ia the
resolutions ~ The convention, The candidates
which !, nominated were elected by a decided
majority upon q full and tale vote OF ,hs people
What dill Tia, convention say IN reference 10 The
terrible civil wsf which then had heen Ina Iga,
Fs,ei aud was being vigorously pfusaeutedY We
eepy the following sentiment from the fesolu'
,on. Of that esnysn,ionl
That We will sustain With al our unergie. =
wN foF the malntunsnes of tho Constitution anl
at the integrity of tho union under the Conslitu
ton %
Marx we'll these words. Can any Ut the 90
called War Democrats" object 10 this platform
of sngneistion of the uenlimen, Of the Democrat
,e partyf l. any pemocri, unwilling 10 sustain
With all hi- energies a var for the maintenance
ut the Constitution From it, Inauguration b.
The present time has not that beeu the great pur-
pose aud object of the Democratic par,yl Such
vas the consideration which Influenced aud con
trolled JKsstasoS. and MADISON. aud JACKSON,
and oil who h,ve adhered n tha Democratic
faith. And Il Was not only to maintain The Con-
~stitution i~nviolats. bu, the integrity Of the Union
under that sacred charter OF civil and religious
liberty. IL not that a platform broad enough for
"war Democrats TO stand uponf Can there be
higher. more noble or patriotic purposes than
those enunciatsi by the Democratic State Con-
vention Of Indiana on the Ssh day Of January.
1857 The Democracy Of Indiana have time
and again affirmed the position assumed by that
convention. and thsy have given every evidence
that they would sustain. with all their energies, q
var foe ths maintenance of the Constitution md
Of the integrity Of the Union under the Constitu-
ton. Can thore be- q m ore LOYAL. a
more patriotic or a stronger Union sentiment
than THAR There can he none expressed. ard
the Democracy Of Indiana intended oil they
protested in regard TO their devotion TO tho
Union and tho principles upon which u WIS
founded.
II will be discovered. aud Al no distant day.
that the self st,lel War Democracy" or tho
leaders Of the movement. caro- less for the Union.
for constitutional liber,s and for Democratic prin.
cirls- than they DO Tor their personal srerandise.
msnt n honest In their expressed con,ic'iets.
the, would affiliate With the Republican party.
for the, are identical In sentiment. hut there J.
evidently an object IN this new organ,saiion
The prominent, men engaged In !, are political
gamblers II 10 gotten up With The purpose ard
hope ha, IL may secure 10 its leaders political
p%referment and The crumbs ~ official patronage,
These purpose. ate a. sppatso, that the kepubli.
can LADDERS ~ill be tie ,efie.' dolts " they re
csugh, 9th the han 80 I,cel, thrown Oh, 10 n.
trap them IA the, used the rnteHisntpof
movement, In Indiana In ls6n. the, will give aid
and comfort" To The Nv . Democrats" Al The
present time Zoe the purpose oi psfpeluatng In
their hsnds The political power which The election
n 1880 gave them.
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