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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30
rne Democracy of Johnson County

At a mass meeting Of the Democracy Of John
son county held at Franklin on the 2lst inst. the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolred. That We are unaterably attached to
the Union Of these States. and would regard a
dissolution thereof ~ one Of the greatest calami
ties that could befall this nation.
That the liberties Of the people must be
preserved. and We cannot permit their subverson
under any pretence whatever: no military neces
sity can be justified that robs the peope Of the
States of their inalienable rights free speech,
free press and the writ of habeas corpus.
3 That we are opposed: we ever have been.
tn the doctrine of secession; that We cannot sym
pathize with men IN rebellion against the Govern
ment and that We hold to the old Democratic
doctrine. that the ballot box and the courts of
Justice are the proper arbi'ers between the people
and the arbitrary powers Of their servants 80 long
thew are left open and free
4 That we shall hold 70 "A strict accountability
the men who have been guilty of violating the
Constitution. and present them Tor trial be
fore the tribunal of the people. upon the follow
ing Indictment
They have imprisoned men who differed with
them in political opinion without charge, and
denied to them the right Of the writ of habeas
corpus.
They have fastened themselves upon the
treasury of the country, and are eating out the
substance Of the people. to make rich favored
few
They have bv every act in their power whether
lega or Illegal. struck down the sovereignty Of
the States aud usurped the authority reserved
by rhe States and the people to Themselves.
They have endeavored, by acts of arbitrary
power 10 emancipate the slaves of the Southern
States and arm them in savage warfare against
their masters. thus Sins the sentiments 81
the people. aud seeking to equilze the negro an
white races.
demnitv act and the act creating a nationa
banking system. given u the President dictatorii
power a. complete that exercised hy the En-
perors Ofdespotisms Of the old world, and nothin.
but the triumph Of conservative men OF the ma
ton save the country from the grinding ~
ranhv of this deplorable fanaticism.
Upon this Indictment call for tho verde
the men thus guilty Of betrayng their rights. viii
meet the condemnation of great and free ma
ton.
D. That we fully endorse the course and act
of our Senator and Representative, Messrs Ian
ders. WoolIen and PendIeton, at the late session
of the Legislature.
8. That we repudiate the doctrine of secession
under every possible contingency. whether it b
by Southern traitors led bv JEFF Davis, or by tn
Abolitonsts of the Indiana Legislature. an
that We hold both to strict account beior
the only sovereigns of this country-the PEG
pie
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~ EDICaL.
Dr. LudIum'> Specific,
roa rHr crEE
GOnOrrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS o. THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

FgNHE Gonorrhoa or commonly called Cl.p. = = d.
4 ga-tinE maiadv. AMI g. vel known - r~qnire
ans exp snaion b. EASY - - got hlf N dircif 90
81 clear = Il b. companion that fr~ admire. 4 per-
vates al classes ~ ybtl male and male rich
ant poor both married am nrie Although sotrouhle-
IN Itself distressing ami sometime fatal
disease the treatment 81 which. has generally hem
the disease itself Toe fasionahis
Is first deprive you 81 All bushes. hen
cone Of sfarraiion-iiTng bread and tea.
cugped .ached. combined ssith eciue>,
injection. io'iens continents. and warm falnsnta ns.
hvery few DAYS the mcicines changed. and after
months frrairruf n this which the pstieut
br with fprtfudc fear exposure. dis
charged discharges himself. With rritahf Eretor,
sOeiie testce enlarge q the prostrafe glands
ciSease o. the meek 81 the BLADDER.
This specific. which acts ike charm. ~Aa fes doses
on Diseases and quite pleasant fo take and which
hs> cured thousands New York Phliatelrhia Halti
more sie many II the southern cities ceTtatn and
ehecfuai remedy thar makes rapid andperrsnrn cure
without egard o. diet drink exercise. except wrest
liuE, jumnng rver-strafuinr This remedy i IN
disc ses = eXtracted from pauts and J. per-
cctN safe a. % b. purely ate Il
curry. that expose yourself al krsfs Il
weather without The least danger from the medicine.
And # you arr careful IN wrapping up your paste Gu
vii have taste meii fI,m that tou not
deprived from going into company, being detected ny
nearest friends.
This quack iciue bat remedy discovered ard
used with Immense ~ regular hy stefan and
confidently recommended o the unfortunate.
CAU1ON-Nane j. genuine without the signature 81
the proprietor. W = Davidson. ar.und the box All in
nngemsnts Of trade marks viii be prosecut With he
utmost rigor ofihe Law
w DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor
Cincinnati. olio
sold by Druggists genersliy lan2s-d6nis
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Hsl "A Esnsi FIX.

An old Republican IL conversation ~irh a
Democratic neigioor, the other day, confessed as
follows:
own thu the Republican party is in rather a
bad fix The Demscr,;s have eviaently got a
m4larIiy IN the tree Sites, AMI II tie turi :
out uaiavorAbly. thes val haze still greater
m.jority- ON the contrary ii the Is unsuc
ce,siul. and the South comes back into the
Union. IL will be adding all that much more 10
the Democratic strength 81 let the 20
which WY il mly, !, Is death to the Republican
party Il Quincy Herald
This explanations of Things viii probably ex
plain the present desperation Of the Administra
ton party.
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DAVDS0N-At BIS resi- ence near ibis CITY. on Saiur-
DAY Fenif lat Alexander g. pavd-on. sgcd 81 years
AMI us,rt ID
Funeral exercises this Monday aeraooast "a O'Clock
at the Fourth Prsshyt nan Chur-h. Procession vii
leave his late resiieRce O'Clock The friends Of tie
family are invited q attend.
RFEAAN-Yesferday morning. Amy amelia. daugh-
ter % Y Freeman. aged Is months and l9 vs.
The funeral viii place from the family residence
I02 East View York street at ; o'c ock n day
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An Excellent sentiment OF
Speech TO be Fiaiutaincd-. free

Ballet -ssssi - free s'fc>>.
At iHe Democratic meetn. in Wooster
Ohio one o. the -pe1Nes,. Nj R,x, said in re
ply - anpihet speaker:
Nh + s-'a- j 81 l'sousl;'e->'y used tie ex
pre->iou i.,i 'ihe Dsmr~ric, N"uii isik IS 10 =
a they were lermi'iel - a NJ "a. ae are
perm e., % SAIL NJ Rex ST. We a,i >pe,k
seu ill.nis - lsug tsere j. strength 10 the
arm of Denec. Z, or drop Vt 6iood in his
vein. We claim anl will IN .intlin tie right OF
free speech AMI il our political enemies h,nd To
gether IN secret societies attempt 10 deprive s
OF II hy foice. AEON their heads he the terrible
Consequences Wewill resist the attempt We
viii abide bs the provisions OF the Law: We will
not break the Ie ce, bus viii resist force with
force Bullet for bullet, life Tor lie property for
property This i the deliberate determination
OF the Democracy OF this country Speak ad-
yi>edly Tie Republicans should know Il -
There three things the Democracy want
and Viii have "a. Tree speech. Tree PRES and a
fee btiiot iney are griatei ID them b. the
Constitution. and will lie miiutaiuei at all haZ
arG-. They will submit ~ every law, 10 every
enactment. 10 matter how hard or Oppressis e 80
long their ri-ht q ialk write Is
sPected.- Fort Wayne Sentinel.
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WATCH ES.
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER
The reflection Of Mechanics

DEiNG HUNTING AND oPRN FAcp. Or LADY,s
- or 1eniiemans aten combined, with Patent Sell
Winding Improvement.
View York Illustrated News. the Leading pic.oria a
paper q tie United >iafe N 81 % January 10 63
&c i4I, voluntarily 'ays: We have been shown a mo-,
pleasing noyety o. which the Hubbard R-o> ~ S.r
iorS ar Tue sole importer. IL J. cail-d the ysagsc
ssme Ob>crver. snd j. hunting ana op-f face
wsfch combined tine II the n.efti~s most M
and decidedly the best ard cheape-s Tn,@tc fer ye,.r
"a afd reliable use ever offered has and con
necfed with Is machinery IL winding atiachr,ert.
rendering KEY entirely unnecessary The this
watch composed of metals the QUEER Of f~ ID
carat ecd and the inner II solid silver II ha- tie
nerosed ruby acton lever movement and warranted
accurate timcpiece" =. = -. =. =.
frtre, >nneToiy engraved, percsse % half s204
sample watches in neat morocco boxes, for fhoee pro-
posing 10 suy a. Wholesale, SIS. Hsett by mail be
En-fage i u cents.
Aides III bBARD BROS, SoLE TxroKrkRs-
s. an g. Nassau. corner John street, New York
rschss-tr.
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TALLAHATcnIE RIVER Mis- }
March ~. a (

EDITOR SENTINEL: The programme is changed:
the change of course. l m nor at liberty To mon
ton la our last action the I6sh Indiana lost
another man-his arm beng blown off at the
naval battery. The loss of the Chiiiicothe, UP to
the last DAYS fight was twenty two killed and
wounded. We have information IN I The Chilli
cothe di~mpunted cot the Re6el~' heaviest
guns, aud that the enemys loss IA killed and
wounded l. lrishtiul but of this We are not sure
having the testimony at de>erter The De kalb
lost four The Raltler one iy death-an officer
The Rebels had their Chief Engineer killed
Lieu'eninr Commanding James T. Foster.
mp. the ChIllicothe. now flies thc broad pemnant,
winch give him the command OF the aunb. ats q
The liz1o Tx edition He Is much liked tor h,
e nduct - officer ia and out of action. and 80
are al al his officers and Captain Walker,
of the De haib. Is brave, generous sentlem
General Ross comm inding the land Iorce~. Is a
verN pleasant gentleman Colonel Wilson, 81
the fuposralh icai Engineers, i, heroic. cool.
and cry accc mpiisle.i of eer. General Fisk ai,!
Lady are il. &C. nm I'll of one brigade, a'.d rde
vei, Gae horses 81 Csnrral S,l.nan have
htafA tout htfle. ia. ous irend Colonel Slack J.
the Hau 4 lie had The position ~ ~h.ch his talent
AID bravery C4t'itc Iim
: kne-, ~een.S g. Increase, though the weither
i Ge'lshtIui'I pleasant. The wOuarie,i are do.ng
well W c. f
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ATTEN TsCS.
G0pperheadS, Attention.

fFyHE CO?PERHE ~. or BADGE or liberty. NOW
reade. Copper. eadi'is itf Let e.ery VIII e. Man
accept The insult and the grand Old etni..In
I-iberTy-'h coPaerbesd. Mailed post paid, receipt
Of - cent. Sl0 per hndri by express Al Orier,
he city shOuli be adore. the manu-
lecturers. - sOuG.EH a. CO..
Box 265. New YoskCrv
To- Co allowed refer 10 the ed tor OF the
y Y. CaucsSSsr mch25-ltd6~
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

- u. NORTH Is A CANDIDATE FOR
cuuneilus the sixth ward .uises' The decision
OF the Democr tic Convsntioi. Il SAIL Ward
~MR EDIroR-PLEASE ANNoUNCE
ELL KUHLVANN a. a candidate for Re nouin alton
for the Office q counei man e the Flh Ward
.T-NR EDTTOR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
PATRICK HANRAHAN a. a candidate for street Com
mi-onsr subject the dee..i Of The Democratic cOn-
venton. MANY DEMOCRATS.
r. Mr. EDITOR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Lieut. II. :. GARNER. late Of srackens Cavalry,
candidate Tor City Marshal subject the decision of the
Union Democratic Convention.
CONSERVATIVES
sETHE FRIENDS or p G. LEARY AN
him candidate for City Attorney subject to
the decision o the City Democratic Convention.
KMR EDIToR-PLEASE AN
HUGHEr SI.AvFN a. a candidate fo- Street
Commissioner subject the decision II the Democratic
Union Convention. and obige MANY VOTERS
e EDITOR SENTiNEL-PLEASE AN
nouncc c. c wFRRE crndd-,c for Mayer. subject
to the decision 'fthe democratic ION 'on
sTMR EASEANNOUNCE
J. > =
subject 70 the decision o. the Dcmocratc Convention
- EDITOR SFNTINEL-PLEASE AN
uounce ALPRONSo :. Burt as Democratic candidate
for City Marshal subject the the Couven
ton. MANY VOTERS.
sE- EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEAS AN
nounce the name Of F. PROTZNAN a. candidate for
City Attorney subject decision the Democratic
Convention MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR SENTINEL-YOU ARE
requested by meny citizens the name II
WILLIAM NJ. HARRISON. ESQ. as a candidate Tor City
Clerk.
- PLEASE ANNOUNCE THE NAME
Of DAVID :. McEERNAN a candislte far Office Of
City Attorney. subject to the decision Of the democratic
Convention.
- EDITOR SENTINEI-IFRODE
BEFBE Es1-. will consent submit his name to the
Democratic Municipal NomiRaiing Convention can
ddate for the Mayor the Indianapolis he
will be supported by MANY citizens Of tie 9th Sth T.
4th ID 81. eth eth and 9TH Wards
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
nounce the name Of FORGE W PITTS a. nsidAte for
Mayor subject the decision Of the Democratic Union
| Conveniion.
\
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Thomas Jefferson ON Arbitrary


Ia The DRAFT of Instructions for the Virginia
ue'eS~'sS 10 the hTsi Revolutionary Congress.
ura"h up 10y lHosss JifFIEsoS we find, in his
de'a' of gn'tance his indignation thus vicor
ously expressed:
The wreiehed criminal. il he happens to have
offended on the American side strirnesi M H.
privilege Of Trial by peerscf his vici,,s ge Removes
from the place where alone full EVIDENCE couls ha
obtained. without money. without counsel. Win
out friends. vi hont exculpatory proof. i tried
before Judges predetermined to coadea,n The
towards who would suffer country nan to be
torn from their society IN order tn be thus offered
sacrifice TO Parliamentary tyranny would merit
thst everlasting iufamy now Fixed on the authors
of the act
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DENocRArlc VICTORIES The Democracy have
carried " -rr-s's,. Pa, b, IS m jorlts Read n
Pa by 2i3; York. Pa. by loo. Carlisle p by
10: and Burlington. Nj. By 6I
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NOTICE.

A NETTING or TIE LlVs RY AND HAcKMEy
u heAd ~ W Nnki-osfs Livery sable, "a the 17fh
day Of NsFch 1883 the following resolutions
moush adopted:
Re-ftr =, That W. the Livery and Hact men % the
city II indianapolis adopt The following code prccs:
for funeral carriages hacks drawn Nv two horses and
drVs IN of les chan dollars 10 the old
ouying ground in the city u lndanapoi~ be
pad ]" advance ami 70 the new lnriag ground south Of
the city. not les than three dollars and hfy s. he
u ie . q Ia advance
Il stfref. That W. the IiverB and Hacknen of the
city oi indianapolis. adopt tn following code Of urices for
tarra CT HacksfO the insane sud Mite luns- To
the insane les than - provided the Carriage or
Hack j. bot detained longer the um than thirty
minutes. i enger charge vii be made: and TO the
Mute Asylum less thaa dollar provided the Car
gase or Hack not detsned longer than thirty minutes
ifiunger. extra ctarge will be made
Resfsef That the above be advertised in the Indian
apais Daily Journal aud the Indiana polls Daily Sentinel
for two weeks r,-h9t DIV
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sR Twu Of the dau- hters of the late General
Sumner marriei "a officers IN the Confeder ste
army-CoiaAael Mclean and Colonel Long.
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Mr. wILBERFoscE on sERvILE INsURREcTIo
To the E,litor of the London Times:

To the E'litor of the London Times:
SlR-As far ~ il relates 10 Sir T Fowell Bux
ton the letter of NJ Buxton has fully answered
vour question. whether The sons of Wilberlorce
AMI of Buxton who have al been brought un in
the teaching of their fathers now share the opin
ions of the Emancipation So :iety rs to the proc.
lamaton ct Mr. Lincoln
Allow me - add nav testimony. iar rs your
question refers 10 the late William Wilberforce
The las; time ha'. the happiness of herring
him speak in the House of Commons, he ex
pressed in the strongest terms the same feelings
contained in the words quoted bv Mr.. Buxton
from his fathers speech None of his surviving
friends need To be reminded that he retained them
und Unfinished To his liie'- end On that occa >io,
he had avoweti in the House his fears that the
rejection of SIR z + Buxton's motion Tor me
emancipation OF the Si'VeS mig CHIT lead 10 in~ur
reciOn The words were received with "A cheer
concession. by his opponents / shall never
forget the earnestne~S with which he declared his
horror nj the thought and solemny appealed 10
Almighty God that IL was his daily prayer that
nothing of the sort might take place
IL would be impossible that any of my fathers
sons should have watched without the deeuest
interest hebearins OF recent events upon The
difon and prospects of the negro race. and 7
doubt not they have all formed the same conclu
sinns with myself Nv own position as editor of
a journal. his imposed upon me the moral reSp0h
siblitv of expressing opnon and compeled
me 20 consider the whole subject. Allow me.
then. To say that ii nv fathers lite hid been pro
lon.ed. | certain, on the ore hiud, that his
adherence for slavery aud his zeal ior emancipi
ton would not have been lessenei: and equllly
certain. on the other hand, THAI he would Ia, e
considered il sresoqs crime to stir up insnrrec-
ton and servile war: doubiv II it done.
no, from mistaken benevOlence but from self N
political purposes This. ~ Mr. Buxton truly
SAYS. i the only meaning of Mr. Linco.A's pro
clam1tiVn. u IL has any meinng Mt all
cannot conclude without expressing an earn
ct houe that whenever the time shall come for
the ecognition OF the independence OF the South
Stste~. fusl and abundant security m ~ be at,
tinei that the African slave trade >hlll never be
restored hy them II this i secured the separa
ton of the southern from the Northern Stste-
can hardly tail TO Inv the found stians tor he ulti
mate extinction of slavery Without such secnr-
inv Il i impossible 10 contemplate without dis
may the evils which may result from il.
lam. sir. your obede..t servant.
Hs>RY WM. WLRFRFoRcE.
Weekly Register newspaper office. 50 Brydge-
street. Strand. Feb &c
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SSH District al; inriana. :
irdanspo T.. March -sh. 1858.
FfNHt CITIZENS 81 THE SIXTH COLA CTloN u.s.
frsct Of indiana hereby notified fh1t the late
amendments TO he Escse TIA makes duty u
persons following the oc,apafion named below take
license for The onc-. da;f TX March
lsS3, "a continue until tie ID - Nay heat which time
The general sesSineni uii ~ made.
PerSns nr'rrlcd VIII please call without desy upon
The Assistant Assessors the r-ra. aiidie~ and make
application g. icense there heirg heavy penalty Cor
noii-coIa .lancs-
BuitfrS and Cont acfer-. s5 90
Lottery Ticket IeaerS. license fG0
Insurance Ag.fs ic-e. ......-..-...........l 10 90
Butchers. license 10 GO
Bu chers- for pc diirg meat. iiccn-.
Stations and Jscks. Il i5crne--..--. 10 90
NiiIIAN =. BB ADSHAw
mchzs dtwlw Assessor 9Th district Of Indiana.
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BAN KERS S.

MERCK a NTS, NIX
II lLBY FERGUSON. PRnPR ETOp. BUYS GOLD,
IN Silver g. ). D-Ena1d Notes and Tncurrenf Money.
Nesotiate Saie~ 81 Stock. Bsnis &c. Commission
Loans & liaeFsls. and lran-Acf< ordinsry Banking
Business. Pays iuteTs on Deposits r agreement
No. North rennsyivanis stre-t. ILdisnspolis.
mchs5-d2ed
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We printed. fortnight ago. from the London
Times, letter addressed To its editor from Sir
Thomas POWELL Buxton. son of the distinguished
friend of the negro race showing the horror
tertainel by his father of negro insuuection and
his own opinion of the emancipation proclama
ton. which he rightly udgef could only lead tn
such a dreadful catastrophe. il il had any serious
effect whatever. So far we have observed. the
letter has not been copied into a single Admins
fration newspaper We now give from the
Times Of March 81, letter of n similar purport
from one of the sons OF Wilberforce Will the
newspapers referred to allow their readers TO see
thiSf
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
THE FAIRY WEDDING!

MY special arran- ement publish exclusively the
q cam PHOTOGRAPHS # the IIIrU1IAS WEDDING PAR
y. a follows
Mr. am Mrs. GEN TOM THUMB in wedding
dreSs............ ................. price % cts.
COMMODORE NIT and MISS MINNIE.
0nrn~man am bridesmaid =. ..
Mrs. GIN. TOM THUMB, in celebrated recep
tian dress. observation-disclosures.
Misses I.vlNIA and MINNIE wARKFr- - a.
The whole BiiIDAl. PARTY, (gr'up of sonrl
card. ..................... ........... 30 cts
TIL, BRIDAL Parry fS;ereoscopic picture = -
1he BRIDAL PATTY (S'ercoscopc coloreal . p Ct.
The irce If tie card pictures. colored. will be u
cents extra.
c be sent by mail receipt Of price and postage
stamp.
None genuine unless stamped with trade mark, ia
in a circle the front Of the photograph.
n. a n. 4. ANTHONY
sol Broadway. New York
Manufactrrcrs of the best Photo raphic Albums aud
Publ Of Card Photographs Of celebrities.
mch24- 3tdAw
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PROPOSALS
Sealed Proposals.

- EALFD PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until 10 o'clock A. NJ, Saturday. March esih,
ls63. for
22O Artillery Horses.
To be delivered al the Cove Stables in Insnapo
lis. indiana by before the seventh 9th April
1858.
said horses to be Of dark coIors not less than fifteen
and oHeha baud, high. from 90 TO nine f9l wears
old strong quick and active entirely sound. vel broken
and square trottsrs In la bees.
No bid, entertained for le~s than the whole number
Payment made completion Of contract. subject TO
terms and specific .ion~ heretofore advertised.
mch24 dtd JAMES \. EKtN, \. q. NJ, L. :. A.
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TAXES.
EXCISE TAX NOTICE.

'TFrcK AssFssoE iSTFr> a. RrvFsuE,l
SSH District - inriana.
irdiauspe s. march -sih. 1858.
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rEN. NORTH Is A CANDIDATE FOR
Councluisu the sixth ward. suffice Co The decision
OF the Dernocr tic Conventioii Il saii - ART.
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rats Of Hendricks coun-


That We hold to the doctrine that the Chief
Executive of the Uuitei States together with his
G ,binet and the Congress thereof are all OF them
the creatures OF the Federal Cou-i tutior. which
is the Of their power and which rroviies
for All continsencieS-ior peaceani Tor var: and
that the present incumbent of the Presidential
chair has shown himself to be Hsurper. tvrant
and dictator, in daring to 60 beyond il under the
plea of military necessity.
, That we owe allegiance to the Constitution
of the State of Indiana and TO the Constitution
OF the United Srates: ani obedience To- all Laws
made in accordance with them: but. that we owe
obedience to the eictS of uSurperS and tvrants,
which are in direct violafiou OF the Constitutions
Of the State and the Federal Governments
2 Tha' We view al higher IA " doctrines. North
ani Sonih. IS being mischieyous and dangerous
to the lest interests OF the country And all
higher law traitors to the government
established by cur revolutionary forefsthers: and
deserve the sc"tn and ccnfempt OF all true low
OF the Union OF III Tire States
That We Sp'emnlv protest against the armna
of the AbolitiouiSt> Of this cpunr, by the Govern
IT of Indiana. a direct insult to the Democratic
portion OF the reoae; and thu we regsrd tbs
placing l :. mu>kets in tie hands of his part
sans. 4 most Il terint abuse ct nnWer contrary
L law and cisiliz iiIen, and calcnatel % hrna
about collision between contenaing political
parties that vii destroy peace and lead 10 civil
Sar And We ea'ne-ly recommend 10 Governed
Morton to canse these arms tn he returned from
whence they came
) That We have submitted this day To outrage
aud ahn>e which, under ordinary circu INST ce=
would have called down upon he perpetrators the
punish they 81 richly deserve: and only foi
tie eutreatie~ and determination at Mr. Dodd oul
SPEAKER b. prevent il. We womb hot have refrain
Ell We deem IL humiliation: hut hereafter. o,
speaker. no other man shall when armed mot
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