Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-24

Well. sir. things are progressing. The people
viii shortly zee who are The true friends oil the
Union. Ihev all find the Democratic party as
il aiuavs hss ipeen. iu favor oi tle Union. and ia
favor oil "the beS atiainib.e'' mean, 10 preserve
il. Thes wi had the Creeiegs fAe Philp>e-.
and the L,vejoyS. and tie eutire radical tribe. as
they alwavs have been at heart. opposed TO a
Union as our fathers made il. These are the
Northern ts.sioTs x4o have. Tor the las; nineteen
wears. "as Wendell Phillips saws Of himself. been
iaboring e. take nineteen States out Of the
Union This programme OF disuniou can only
dedicated by an armis;ice aud National Conven-
ton. ~ / have suggested. iu which the Union men
OF the country, North aud South shall have
voice once m0ie. ii that fails It ~ill be because
the ADMINISTRATION. Ike Greeley. y ready 10 sub
NIT 10 "Ihe best aitainable Deacc
H. connection with Greeley's statement that
three months i the limit 81 tie war, We must re
member that we have inpatient Europe to watch.
We cannot reasonably expect that France add
England will always stand idly by and make no
effort % bring the war 10 close The indica.
tons are painfully evident that unless something
decisive. either by arms otherwise, Is done
three months these nations will interfere in such
manner will carry into effect the Greeley
programme
Bat Ne are told that We Union men, who have
ALWAYS been for the Union. not only IN words but
feieracy and a.. f,vur OF taxing tie Stite OF
Indiana ont oI the Union. aud al thai kind OF
mi>er be r.rs, q 80 trap The ouly men have
ever heard fak surh nonsense are he men oil the
Greeley ,chOo.; AMI the fist mau NhU moOted
the subject. 20 ,sT a. know. is i,.~s indvId
ual Jh1n Governor Mnrtoa. Il D. well known
here thai this malignant party Islander WIS gotten
up Tor the and base purpoSe OF pro
ducing al exclIenlent throu. bout the county that
RIM f.nlf
iziug AMI aruug their secret socete- throughout
the State To "Nerawe tie people; nd Tor ;ie FUR
ther elu lily ba>e purpose Ot getting up excite
ment III the army IN opposition 10 the Democratic
purity
But these purposes will iail-they will rebound
uDon the heads OF their anihoT-; aud ~ a matter
OF course, We will soon hear more OF the terri
bic scare CROW. Take lnlitns out OF the
Union !" Why. sir there NOT. ] venture to
say. saue man IL the State who ever even
dreamed of such thing The hlea j. as foolish
aS II J. impossible let ~ foolish ~ il is. am
told that certain shoulder straps" VINO want pro
motion have been made a. believe t. and a
matter OF course. ,lie. have grown very patriotic
ally indignant therest.
But, while on the ,rhject. ] will say there is
some truth in the ilet mooted By GOV. Morton.
10 which have alluded that a dissolution OF the
Union would. among other evils get ~ ques-
ton oi the Kind suggested. between the East and
the West IL i mentioned now ~ a warning Ia
the East not submit To 1.-THE best atgainable
peace programme OF the radicals. and "let the
Unioh slide" for & i; does. and disunon is con-
SUNNI ,red. it IN Sht lead 10 some other difficulty
Mr. Meilert: Allow me 10 ask what the diff
GUILTY would bel
Mr.. Wolfe: 1t might get 10 the question which
Gov. Morton suggested. To prevent that we
must hold tn the South.
MIR Mellett: But | understood the gentleman
To say il is impossible 10 take Indiana out OF the
Union: and now | understand him say that u
the UDe'n is dissolved a Northwestern Cunfe,i.
eracy will he established What does he mean?
Mr. Wolfe: DO not know how the gen Item
understood me: but | know what | said.
will reper the idea for his benefit 1t Is this
While the Union preserved 40 such que-tiun
cav arise But il M Lncola :" lets the Union
Side" and submits to Greeey'S " best it,ainable
peace " 10y acknowledging che Southern Coniei-
eracy, il viii beget a class of questions that do
not now exist, aud among them will be the re-
laticns OF the Northwest with the Eat and the
South. But upon that question suliciency of
the day is the evil thereof We now have
troubles enough without anticipating others which
hnpe may never arise
Sir. let US lay aside these idle fears and labor
together to preserve the Union that our fathers
made. under which grew to be the pros
porous and happy nation earth. This Union and
It's glorious Constitution were made by cOmpro-
mise ami conce>>iOi,. and il We have but the wis
dom and spirit o; our fathers will be able 10
preserve the sOodly heritage for ourselves, and to
hand it down tn our children ulimpaired. To DO
this is the ierveut desire at nv heart. II that can
be attained, let all other earthly hopes fail.