Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-20

In the show bills put out by the so called
WAR Democracy" the name OF General LEWIS
CAss is the most prominent. II has been given
out by the leaders Of this humpug faction that
this distinguished soldier. patriot and statesman
would preside over the deliberations of its "mass
convention" which is 10 assemble in the city to-
day, according to programme. The Democracy
Of Pennsylvania and the Democracy of Indiana
occupy the same position and they enunciate the
same political doctrines They stand before the
country shoulder 10 shoulder upon all questions
of public policy. Gen. CAss was recently invited
to ADDRESS the Democracy Of W Washington county.
Penniy vanio. and. in his reply to the invitation.
he SAY
Il ave come To look with almost ~ much
solicieide upon the action of the Democratic party
in its Urinary meetings for the result of the
conffiit In arms: for the reason that il IL now
clear That the perpetuity of our present form of
government rests the patriotism. intelligence
forbcf ance and consistent course OF action by
the Democratic party The Jacobns and radi
calls wio are the leading spirits OF the political
party IN power seem quite a. intent destroying
our civil rights AS in whipping the rebels into
subsection. Ii is duty To- insist ON the preserv
alton Intact the form OF government established
in 1852. aud that the territorial limits of the ma
ton shall he diminished To attain this
end. We must see that the Government is not al
lowed 10 fall TO pieces. We must hold the exc
cutive agents of the Government TO their duty,
and keep them in their duty until we can by
meanskof the ballot box put in their stead those
Who u ri administer the Government II il
iormeS by our ancestors
Sue are the sentiments OF the distinguished
pAtriot vhoca the WAR Democracy" Of Indiana
no, OF expected to address them. bu, to preside
over their deliberations to-day What does Gen.
Csss sFy of the Republican leaders and the pub
lie action of the party in powers Mark we'll his
wor,isi He says:
"Tee Jacobins and radicals who are the lead
ing N rits of the political party in power. seem
quite y intent on destroying eiuii rights as
whipping the rebels Into submission
AM then again:
WI must hold the executive agents of the
GovedL ment To- their duty. and keep them ia their
duty. Sunfil by the of the ballot
box plt in their stead thusc who will administer
the Government il wks formed by our ances-
tors.1
wJcail the attention of the so called "war
Demo9racy" to these remarkable and truthful
u,teral ices OF General Cas- Will there be one
dress 1he convention 10 day that dare give utter.
ance y the sentiments expressed by the patriot.
the salesman and the warrior whom they have
placed upon their bills the handspring of the
conveItionl Not one. o. p. 81. and HtSRr :
LASKl and STEAnSs FIsnEH. and BuLIv SuI-
eRovYs and q. W. JuLIEs, and ANDY WALLACE.
and ,.:h like "war Democrats" will be the cor
ner stines Of the Mass Convention of the War
Democrats. but no, a genuine Democrat OF the
JIESAsoS JACKSON aud Cas- stamp will be
found amongst them
fshy IL the prsft Necessarily.
In e winter of 1852 Mr.. FEssKNDES. Repub
lcan Senator from Maine. in speech in the Sen
ate. sd
In Svery State OF the Union there are men Who
are ptd from month To month. not called into
the hSd. absolutely for the reason that the Gov
ernmsa has no occasion To use them aud We, no
step taken tn disband these men whv not
dishakd them. u they are not wantedg We have
2SO.ukO more than Ne ever intended To have IL
J. exvrsvsgance OF the most vanton kind
oferet proposition TO stop all snlissmeuts
5stor wIIsos Of Massachusetts, said.
hSye over and over sgsin been 10 the Wa,
Ofscl. and urged upon the Department, 70 stop
recru Ing In every part Of the country wehave
had lie promise that IL should be dons belle, .
We e to day 10000 more men under the pay
OF th(Government than se need or en- we'll use
thiif the Department ought TO issue perempto
~ orders forbidding the enlistment Of another
soldiI Into the volunteer force.
III vas before the emancipation proclamation
vas ssued. They then bad more volunteers
than hey wanted They Issued that proclama.
COMPROMISING eeased-and forced con.
scripton Is the result
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