Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

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/ There are facts which, if universally known.
would produce universal conviction as TO the true
character of the men who have attempted the
destruction of our once glorious and happy
| Union.
| There are certain prominent truths which can
be officially substantsted by the official records
of the country. by Congressional documents, and
other reliable evidences, which, II known to the
people-if placed before them IN proper man
ner-would most certainly and speedily end the
career of the traitors who are destroying US.
Establish the undeniable facts: That the Aboli-
tionists, who make slavery the pretense of their
civil war; are themselves the authors of slavery;
that New England only consented to Union on
condition of having the monopoly ofthe slave trade
for 30 years. and that during these 20 years these
same Abolitionists brought from Africa every
negro that was ever brought to this Union. That
the shipping of New England secured the mon
opoly of che carrying trade between Europe and
the South. and by this monopoly, and her direct
trade with the slave States, realized more OF the
profits OF slavery than the slave States, or all
other States of the Union combined. That Mr..
Webster, ia his great speech at Albany, Nav,
1881. clearly established these serious facts, and
then and there expressly charged the damning
crime of treason upon the Legislatures Of New
England, which, by their laws against the South,
violated most solemn compact; a bargain of
which the North had reaped the benefit and then
sought to detraud and rob their co partners If
Mr.. Webster's bold and just charge of treason
had been properly noticed by our Government.
and the Abolition traitors been promptly arrested
and punished, we should not now have civil
war.
But these Abolition traitors for forty years
plotted their treason against the Union. Let the
people understand why they have conspired
against this greatest and best of Governments.
Establish by official testimony the facts, that in
the war of 1879 with Grelt Britain these Aboli-
. ton conspirators held Convention for the ex-
press purpose of dissOlving and destroying this
Union That in 1880 Massachusetts, sent Judge
Hoar to South Carolina on a reasonable mission,
to seek or make pretense for dissolving the
Union That in lS42 John Quincy Adams, of
Massachusetts, presented petition in Congress
for the dissolution and destruction OF this Union;
and when Mr. Marshall Of Kentucky, introduced
his resolutions against this treason. Mr.. Adams,
as a Massachusetts Representative, denounced
the advocates of Union, and made powerful,
eloquent speech in favor of the most sacred right
of dissolving and destroying the Union OF these
States This damning evidence OF Abolition
conspiracy stands this day upon the pages of the
Congressional Globe. That in 1913 Abraham
Lincoln reasserted Mr.. Adams doctrine of dssO
luton, and. as the Congressional Globe this day
shows, advocated the fright of any people, any
where" to do exactly what the South are now
doing. That in 1850 John p Hale n New Eng
land Abolitionist. on presenting in the Senate
petition for the dissolution of the Union. boasted
that he had offered eight petitions for the same
unholy crime. This infamous petition was elo
quently and Indignantly denounced by Mr. Cass.
Mr. Webster a1d Others. as great outrage upon
the American people; vet infamous as it was. it
received three votes, one of which was that OF
Mr.. S F. Chase, Mr. Lincoln's Secretary of the
Treasury.
Let the people clearly understand the origin
and authority of our horrible calamties. and we
may then have hope of speedy end of the out
RACES which appal the world
Especially should it be shown that not sympa-
thy for the slave has prompted tlis abolition
treason against the Union, but exactly the reverse
It is that Boston. as the head of New England,
the boasted hub of the Union, may in some way
have the rule-rule or ruin. The Atlantic
Monthly in an article on "rhe Resources Of the
South" reveals the secret. 1t tells the men of
New England of the golden prize before them,
of the rich fields OF the South, where the genial
warmth will supersede the chilling frosts that
now cramp their energies This organ of intel
ect, and the fana,icism of New England, holds
out gilt 5ering prize the fact that "there is
land between the swamps of Virginia and the
coast of Florida capable of sustaining forty mil
lions ofslaves." That is the great object of this
terrible conspiracy against humanity and against
freedom, the world over The object is not the.
equality or the freedom Of slaves but to increase
the four millions TO forty This may seem too
monstroust DIR belief. but not too mOnstrous when
we look upon the horrible atrocities which abo-
ton traitors have already perpetrated. The at
tempt to create a civil war by John Browns
agency. whose outrage upon Virginia. in a time
of profound peace. has been declared by mem
ber of the Massachusetts Legislature to have been
planned, and the moLes and maans furnished in
the city of Boston, prove unquestionable facts,
nv the files Of the Tribune that dissolving this
Union has been the one great aim and object of
those men, that in 1856 ,hey denounced our ma
tiona flag as "haunting lie," and struck out
the stars which represented the States of the
South; the Black Republicnnism was only an
enlargement of the conspiracy against the Union,
whose brief motto WAS their actual doctrine, that
this Union a league with hell"
Let the people but realize the fact that tie abo
tionists, who for forty years have borne this
motto. the very men who this day rule the
affairs Of the country that the more surely to
blind aud deceive the masses, they now desecrate
the haowed name Of Union by making it their
rallying cryl Yes, these are the meu who have
petitioned Congress- time and again. to dissolve
and destroy this Unon who have preached the
worthlessness of the Union, that the North would
be better without the Union, that the South were
told by Adams and Lincoln and other leaders,
that they chad right, most perfect right" to
dissolve this Union, that the South were told by
the Tribune and its host that they drag
upon the North, that they were not wanted in the
Union that 'if they did not 60 out they would
be kicked out" These threats, and insults, and
outrages, persisted in for years, we're strength
ened by the denunciations of the pulpit, and en-
bttered by the ISLANDERS of lecturers and writers
who filled the land with tales of horrible crueites
and barbarties OF slave owners, which, if bun
dredth part OF the ISLANDERS we're true, would long
since have killed off the last slave Instead of
which, their increase to four millions proves the
kindness and care of their owners, and the depth
of infamy to which their Abolition reviers de-
scended. History now reveals these facts-these
most foul, unnatural and horrible facts-the his.
tory of the past and the present.
Is there no way in which the truth, as it really
exists. can be placed before the great body of the
people? Let the whole truth be fully and fairly
known to all, and we may then hope for restored
peace, and sooner or later for restored, pow
erful and glorious Union
In view of these appalling facts is it not vital
to our national existence TO look at some of the
possible results of this warl That il is an abo-
lition war, for "subjugating and exterminating"
the whites of the South is shown by the threats
of such men as Wilson of Massachusetts, who,
in November, 1860, while all was peace, said:
1--WE 1.-THE Republicans have at iast got our
feet upon the neck of the South, and we win now
crush them out-yes, we will grind them to
powder"
These we're the words of this Republican lead
er, who, to prevent Mcclellan taking Richmond
and ending the rebellion by restoring the Union
as It was under our glorious old Constitution,
stopped off recruiting, and declared in the Senate
that we had too many soldiers, at the moment
when Mcclellan was suffering from want of SOL
diers That with such demoniac objects-de-
struction of the white population, and the de-
struction of the Union-involving such barbara
ties as shock the civilization Of the world, is