The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-12
VOLJ Me 9.
gr SINNERS Theory, and VIZ.
sincosm's Practice.

tom OF slavery. an the ou u'N-.,-N'' - "
local governments Of the slave states Inc
party. which is unit upon the accom-
plishment of the object, IS divide - 70 he
means by which it shall lie done. Nr
Sumner Is the champion of that wing
which desires the work to he c5mpietcd ~
Co,oress while the President leads those
who favor the use of military power.
Senator Sumner. in an article III the II
hoti. Mnti'v for October. ,akes the
ground that the rebellious States have
..committel suicide OF los; their separate
Safe existence an become territorial de
Tenaene.e-. and that Congres. has control
o. hem. Upon this principle. these ter
ritor;es must erect new State govern
men.s. and apply for rcainlissiou into 'he
Union. Congress. having authority 10
pass Il .,on the .,dmi-s.on of new S'a'e~, VIII
have the subversion OF these newly toun-
scJ Sia.e g4yernmentS. and, II they donot
accord with is views. they viii be rejected.
The aboltioni,ts. haying the lead in on
ercss. can prevent the admission OF any
State into the Union that may come with i
Constitution recognizing the existence Of
slavery. And if Mr. Sumner, theory be
carried int practice th's thing Yill he done
-provi.lcd ,l@.y. thltthe Norii succce IS
in sublu.ng the reels.
Ii has reccn i been aan an3ancel by
cabne. fi-er. wha rretculs to s.e.k for
the conservative ,art q tha5 lo'iy tbs
the Sumner doctrine Les ret meet tie
view If ircoln. he later opposes The
doc.rne tlst Cenere.s -hll declare the
governments of the rcbcl;.u Ststcs v,.d
and ot no effect ana take them IN charge
Why Osten-,bly-,nd }r- Blair holds
out he i,lel for hin-t, convince the reo-
pie tha. lie Is conservative IN HI view
and desire 10 &C, within the province II
the CONSTITUTIONS The reI object Of he
President. seen through he ;hin COVERING
winch i thrown uron Il i~.-not that he
l,a, n lie ire = ae:on9l ,he ane f.
nai nr:ec. VIII Mr. Stnaer-nat that he
IS nv he les IN ah5li.ion'-t an a d.
un;oni-,.-but hecause she >enltor- the
r. WI le,rve NJ bnc in ri Z tetrce Il
power III. he w he.t, retain IA h- hand
II. w.~he. toaboIish slavery. and alter the
StAe CONSTITUTIONS by military power.
VIII lc h. "a e. are rear Icl ~ sui ex
n ia the Union; II, ihe cnafor would
dee. +, hen de.uuc, anl kcee hem un-
,-t he e r.f,l OF Gon-te-s. un;i he ie,
,.ic lie a.e-. IL &c .ye.f vi dpiy
III III ee.a.cn. that
.n ne er.e .eaee u ifsctn
..fy a4e 81 he re ef1ne NJ 's'ry. Nr.
Line N c'a e.a.r he e ~ he
dti in Zen arlr IA : u .ha stale - ycr.
he c.n mp ehsnsc n the Goa i:u-
t.oa u the ave St'e as h. espec'- to
IN louisiana. an wherever he has Il
f'g' h'll- La few If hs hrel'n1- in
any oftho~e Staie', Propoe Il new Cousti-
tuti"h--dh'i '"eH VII be sent INTO IN jse
States for that purrose.-he -an arran ge
fos the e eeion- AM. by .eclar'ng all men
who are oppose to hose proceedings.
dis eyai- force clean vote Tor h' meaS-
ure-. By restrain" "s h'- same power IN
H. han'.s, he Wiil he able to control the
next re 'aentiai election. an seeere ta
h tn - a con nnance % HIS term d 'ifce
y lon As vi '.Ine'!n can continue th'-
prlc' e. he viii rema II military locator
m f'e', 4 no N na'ie---'' position which
once assumed, II IS human nature to reiu't
to abandon Eut # the Summer doctrine
Prevail he viii De shern OF material part
q h power, and see the coneres- cXerei-
sng IN authority winch he srca : coSe
!" r he freeide"'., ''o.ie Of e.'n'I"e'in=