Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-31

stagger under the weight Of their own folIies. il
Is for you to uphold the temple Of ~eiI.reEulssed
Liberty and Law The Government is on yopr
-hOaider-. and you mu-t preserved . or il falls.
This Is your country. aud whatever evsls affect
IL. must be borne BY Yourselves and your poster
ity /, Is your duty to preserve il from social
disorder. As the Administration becomes reck-
less. vascillasiug and corrupt. you must be calm
considerable and determined. Mr.. LrSooLS and
his Cabinet are men Of Appropriations and
States exist forever. Your fathers left you
goodly heritage of free institutions You are
the custodisns Of that sacred treasure Neglect
nothing necessary to secure their perpetuity. and
Do no act which will hazard their peaceful preser
walton Phis is Government Of consent and
the majority must be heard and respected IL is
Governments Of constitutional rights. too. No
man aud no party can infringe upon or overtum
these rights without becoming false to the people.
: and they will ultimately punish those who assail
them IL lis. as well. Government Of laws. and
they are held sacred till modified repeal ed.
Unlike the despotisms Of he Old World. these
laws. in Republic. are readily abrogated. and
they give way 20 higher sentiment of constitu.
tional Government They subject to the di-
rect control Of the citizen Two and four years
only are required to undo the works of faithless
Representatives and correct the edicts and proc
lamatons of an unwse Executive In the life
Of great Nation. this is but an hour. Time
hastens on. and the people must work while il Is
called to day The Rebels nj Richmond and the
Radicals at Washington fast exhausting the
Nation Another two years war will roll up a
debt which generations can never pay The
extreme men in both sections have their hands on
the threats of the people. and neither will listen
to the voice of reason or the appeals of patriot
ism Is there no hope for n suffering country
All that we can peacefully accomplish Is to dis
lodge those who stand in the way of an honorable
peace We want and will have divisions of
the States, and no division of the Union; but we
demand the wise and patriotic counsels of those
who are willing to preserve both in the spirit in
which they originals framed. You, fellow
countrymen, want the return Of the peaceful DAYS
Of your fathers, when the whole People, from
the Aristook to the Sabine, ''dwelt together in
unity" You can ONLY have II by change OF
Administration and change Of Congress. The
latter you have practically secured. The first
you will accomplish in 1854 The ballo,-box
will then declare the National will. Be assured
of its efficacy in the hands of free People, and
doubt not the ultimate blessings of a restored
Union. under the guarantees OF your beloved
Constitution.
GEO. McOUAT, Chairman.
JANIS y WILLIAMS, First District.
NJ G. kerr. Second District.
NV SHIELDS Third District
GEORGE HIBBEN. Fourth District.
EDMUND JOHNSON. Filth District.
Jos J BINGHAM Sixth District.
THos DowLlNG. Seventh District.
r s. HAsTISGs. Eighth District.
IA TAYLOR Ninth District.
s W SPRorT. Tenth District.
j r CoFFRoTH, Eleventh District.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 80 1863.