Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-10

with the local institutions OF any State nor with
th exaf nd constitutional q IT. ef tie sit zens
The should De PRE- e.usei for tie ex-
prrs- - r,.se Vi putting down the rebellion: and
Whtrvas. TIE var = 40 longer ~ secuted Tor
its ~ m r atsd le-i'iHae purpose but j. carriel
o tf,rt esble purpose 81 abolish ~ avery and
Thereby unite tic S-luth tivide the NORTH aud
reilaer the essail shment OF tie old Union i'm
possible; therefore. be il A
Resotoed, l. That the history of the Republi
can party, since its organz atom, has dem0usrra-
TED that - ekl-tenseis Incompatible with peace
fol union OF the States composing the old Union
formed by our fathers,so long as that party hOlds
the relss OF. 6ot anrreIr: and nrs-@ef f0ve and
cherish our form of government for the blessings
OF hie, liberty and property which il secures to
Us. u - our duty 10 use every exertiOf in our
power 20 overthrow that party which Is carrying
our country headlong into The whirlpool of de
stEin ton fos the Utopian theory Of raising de
graded ace TO equality with the white citizens.
or rather OF degrading US TO the level OF the saw
age and brutal negro.
?. That our Chief Migistia'e. in calling out
our brothers and suns Tor the purpose of suppress
ing the rebellion aud restoring the Union. aud
then changing the policy Of the struggle from its
original aud glorious purpO-e TO the base design
of ovel throwing the Constitution aud stealing
negross aud thus forcing our soldiers into an
unholy crusade against their consent. Is guilty OF
the ba-est tieacbery and treason, and Is longer
worthy OF support.
3 That the arrest without authority Of law and
incarceration ia loathsome dungeons OF petceabIe
C tlzens by the present. Administration, deserves
the condemnation of every American citizen
and can not longer with safety be endured BY a
free people.
a That the Administration has broken its fifth.
violated its repeated pledges deceise ed the people.
BETRAYED the army. and almost succeeded in max
ing the restoration OF the Union a hopeless i'm
possibility.
s. That we are committed to the use Of every
exertiun for the re-tOratiOn OF the Union It
Wa, with the Constitution Hs IL IL but that e
will hot give one cent or send single soldier To
the present contest while IL - conducted Tor its
present nnholy purpose.
D. That We approve the course of our Repre-
sentative. Hon. NJ. Waterman. in offering reso
luton IN the Legislature nstrucIing our Senators
and requesting our Representative in Congress
10 use every endeaNor procure the repeal OF the
act OF Congress relative TO compensated enamel
patton and To defeat by all reasonable effort any
appropriation for such purpose
Z. That our Legislature be requested to adopt
the resolutions pending before it ret,tive 10
meeting the Kentucky Legislature for the purpose
ot consulting together on our present national
difficulties
3. That the State Senate be requested if con-
si>tent with the Constitution and law To admit
To seat therein Willi,m III DIS now contesiing
the seat Of I. r Dickinson. and thereby permit
the people of this Senatorial district To be repre
sented by Union loving and Conservative man.
AMI Dust thereirom one who misrepresents this
district
9. That for the purpose of consultation or the
condition of our distracted country. we would
suggest the propriety OF holding mass cOnven.
ton oil the citizens oi this county friendly TO the
sentiments above, at Auburn, Feb 81 1863
10 That the editors of the State Sentinel
Dawson's Fori WAYNE Times. and New Era. be
furnished copy OF these proceedings, with re-
quest of their publication. and that "a copy be
To Representative. Hon. NJ Waterman.
JOHN G. DANCER, Pres.
.IACDB MAu-FR Sec'y