Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22


The New York Commercial Republican
print. says:
The paper Of Senator Sumner on "Our Do
nestle Relations" which has attracted 80 much
attention. and been so strongly denounced by
Postmaster General Blair has been reprinted
from the plates of the October Atlantic Monthly
and widely circulated by the VI Massachusetts, Re
publican State Central Committee.
Thus the doctrine of CHARLES SUMNER, pro-
posing to wipe OFT NIL vestige Of State existence
at the South and territorialize that half of the
Union. overthrowing our whole system of gov
eminent. is formally adopted and used party
lever by the Republicans OF Massachusetts,. This
Is the doctrine of which high Cabinet officer
said:
simultaneously three leading organs; the
Chronicle nj Washington. Boosting a sort of Off
cial sanction: the Missouri Democrat, the ultra
abolisher OF Fremont graft. ut st. Louis and the
Atlantic Monthly, which lends to- the parent
stock at Boston. all il can boast of literary
strength and eloquence have struck the kew
note Of revolution. the sheer abolition Of State
constitutions in the region suffering under the
rod OF rebellion
Not Only is SUNSER theory endorsed in Mas
sschu-etts, but il is claimed to have been en-
dorsei and sdopte! by the Republican triumph
In Pennsylvsnia. The Washington Chronicle.
to which Postmaster General BLAIR refers. is
owned and edited by the Clerk of the United
States Senate, Mr. JoHx w FoRxEr, and that
gentleman in his congratuatory speech to the
Philadelphians. the night after the election in
Pennsylvania gave this drec, slap to the mem
bers OF the Cabinet:
You have declared that whether in the Ad
muisiraton of the Federal Government or out
OF 10. mo- man that belongs TO the Union party
shall dare Ia set himself up against the Federal
Government. or against the policy of that party.
Whether that man be ward politician Cab
met officer.
This menace comes direct from the most cor
rupt aud villainous tool in the employ of the
administration. He speaks by the card as to the
purposes OF his masters not 20 tolerate any differ
enee of opinion to their policy" He aud
his associates write aud speak and labor to carry
elections under the false pretense of Union when.
as Postmaster General BLAIR tells u.s. they strik,
the key note of revolution and Dis union: aud
having thus carried elections ostensibly for Union
they nov boldly proclaim the result as triumph
stitutous'' ~ipng out of State limits. aud even
threaten Cabinet officers who dare to stand up
against Northern Abolition "a well a. Southern
Secession attempts TO dismember our political
fabric
The radical Republicans claim to be the exclu
sive friends and supporter of the government--the
only friends of the Union. all others being cop
pesheads" and TRAITORS" There il "uo party"
in the thing at all. seI6shness. no nothing but
unconditional support TO the administration and
the Union" But let them triumph at the polls
and they will tell u: you have desIarei in favor
OF the draft: you have declared in favor of the
War Office management: you have declared in
favor of the entire policy of the administration;
you have declared that no mtn who belongs to
the Republican party. whether that man be q
ward politician or Cabinet officer. shall dare
TO set himself up against the policy of that party
a. the Chronicle at Washington. Democrat at 81
Louis. and Atlantic Months at Boston defne il.