Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27

taught resistance TO IL wiSeSt enactuiehte.
A more iucorr gble traitor never existed n
South Carolina than BEoss-kHoWn A. Deacon /
Baoss- the Editor Of the Chicago Tribune he
Ia. been an open. bold defiant and N tli.uiar,
rebel against every struse Ehich le.oked 10 IN
honest enforcement OF the Fugitive Slave Law
that la~ made IN pursuance OF special clsase &c
the American Constitution. Deacon Boss has
done more: be has malig ned everv man who had
the honesty 10 defend the Constitution and the
Laws For years before the death of the lament
ell DoueLAs. the fend OF the Chicago Tribune
pursued him with ferocitY unexampled i, the
newspaper pres Of this country. Boss lied on
that greet and good Democrat. he mi.represented
every noble act OF his life: he incitel mobs
against him. he stood in the midst OF Abolition
traitors at Chicago and h0lcled dorm the gifted
statesman Of the Northwest. This craven
hearted and disloyal knlve Of the Tribune did
more than even this: he abused the personal "a
well as the political character Of Judge DouGIAs.
and gaveto the world the highest p-oofth That Boss
himself vas both hvpocrite and a scoundrel
The article which we copy above Is n
base libel upon the people of Indiana. Il
Is as undeserved "a il il infamous There i
no just ground for its calumnies That the
citizens of Indiana are aroused 10 a sense Of the
dangers which threaten the political institutions
of the nation Is most true: but that they, or any
portion of them. armed" TO resist the laws
OF the land-the CONSUMPTION or the tax LAWS
falsehood which none but sniveIling hypocr'e
L. -s,b. ht,,sI
No such resistance will be made. and none such
is intended The Deacon and his brother con
spirators are well enough satisfied of the pe1cea
Bile disposition of the citizens of Indiana. and his
sensation article Is intended only an apology
for some new outrage on public liberty, here and
elsewhere Himself and his confederate scamps
in the cause Of AbolitioniSm have some vet hid
den scheme in embryo, which will crop out after
awhile Boss wants "a little vigor. little AU
pAcITY. little energy" against some right of
the people not vet assailed. What it be?
Time will tell the story.
And who Is this man BRoss, who assaiIs n ma
jority of tie people of Indiana? He has for
years been connected with the Chicago Tribune,
one OF the most conspicuously traitorous newspa-
pers in the country He is himself double
dyed traitor to the Constitution and the Union.
He has never respected either. For long years has
he ~ueered at such statesmen asCRITTENDES. DoUG-
LAS. RicHARpsoN. and Others ~ Union savers. -
Union Shriekers," &c. in derision of their noble
efforts to preserve the Union as IL was made by
the fathers. without war AMI bloodshed Boss.
and such a he Is, in their raids against slavery.
matdened the South into this wicked rebellion.
and has caused the unnumbered woes which
overspread this land Himself and his confeder-
ate Abolitionists are "a guilty To day OF this
fratricidal strife "a the Southern Rebels Mr.
JEFFERSON DAVIS wanted the Union dissolved in
order To- protect negro slavery. and Mr. De-
con- BRoss wanted il dissolved IN hopes that that
would destroy slavery. They knaves of the
same school though employing different agencies
to accomplish the same end The people. whom
the Tribune calls towards well as scoun
u'e'e'' have long fought these twin sisters OF
disunioD, Abelitionism secession. and will
continue in that noble work till the Union SNAIL
be restored Hard words will pass BY them as
the idle wind. which they heed not Should
blows be required TO defend the public liberty
there are arms stronger than those of the nerve
less and puny advocates of negro equality
Should that day ever come, the cowardly wretch
of the Tribune will find that his .audacity" will
be remembered
The Tribune was one of score Of Republican
newpspapers which protested against ,chippinQ'
back The South into the Union, when the rebellion
first broke out. Having accomplished its aims
in dividing the country BY its anti-slaverv non.
sense. that paper willing to assist the retiring
States to 90 in peace. In the Chicago Tribune
% December /. 1860. may he found the following
editorial article:
From the Chicago Tribune December l. 1850
Not few Of the Republican journals of the
interior are working themselves up TO the belief
which thew are endeavorng TO impress upon their
readers. that the secede. States he they few or
MANY. will be whipped back into the Union
We caution al such that. in language of that
sort. they are adding fuel to the Il me which
i already blazing too fercelv and that the FRO
liabilities now are that the result will prove them
to be false prophets No man knows what pub
i lie policy NAV demand Of The incoming Admins
tration; hit The drif of opinion seems 10 be- that
Deaceable secession is possible the retiring States
friU Be assisted 10 90, that :his needless and bitter
controversy NAV he brought IN an end If the
Union y 10 he dissolved. n booiless separation
i by all means 10 be coveted DO not let as
make fhat impossible
The author of this last paragraph is the un
blushing knave who wrote the above libel upon
the neople of Indiana In December 1860 The
q drift Of opinion " with him. was to let the
South secede in peace. and that such State:
should be assisted To GO" BRo~s of 1860 Ia.
changed his opinion. and he IL now prepared Il
cruelty any man who ont think that BRnss ol
ls60 was coward and scoundrel' Really
these Aboiitionists are curious set and no one
can say what they mean We have made M Our
mind. however. that the Tribune in the offensive
article above quoted. is foreshadowing some new
mearness of its own party and that its sham
conspiracy amongst the Democrats of Indiana
is only n pretext for real conspiracy of those
who fear to hear the truth lis mad dog CRY
means just that. and no more
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