Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-14

must and can only be one. CID has written
. Win be hGg. In letters OF ltviBx hight -
Der srching the sparkling waterfalls which
make our woods aua PrairIes veal with their
nu-i' the IlvIsg fnscrf ptiun nv = ne read
q Il bisE'ned upon the inm bling Hoods OF me
Miss-sipp'. the turbd Missouri and the
beautiful Obio-it u 70 be read from the deep,
dark fOrest- Of MHiue To where the Southern
san Kisses the deeey waters Of Cape Ssbls
from where the fierce waves Z the Atisbtic
ds-h upon the rock bound shores OF the old
North Stste, clear scrs<s o. wher. the golden
-aDds Csltl, rnia rDiu gle with The dep SEA
echoes Of the Pacific lhs Union can only
~ one-vpe IA i,- fBtegrsty-one uui,-d ty
mutual bsIfts - Interest o.. a. IA ed by n
: slarl WIS ~ ,nisss wnf.fl are q, ffnp. Us
for Trrd - u l1u autil our h. ~ AMI co.'s
wefi- a. oup 'rhd ~4r. 80 q 3iviee u
~n.Fe ~i.i ,"u pat" the he? Along be
&, rd.r of IT, OaI,2 seto-- tn Mi-siss'ppi
wner- OaiO's od .nte.s Ia sV.il thaf rn. gbiy
liver N - ~ ward cuursc To the quiz You
csD ut vice u. for ANY divfs gu would bat
" The cause tor esr. dread s1d mpr- dfreful
thai any We have yet had Look At the
greatse-s of your c"ubtry Like mi hty
Hercni-s, ~ = bat developing rs Energies
prep rsiory u IT. mighty race 81 glory
\ i'll yu give up the Mis-i-sispi, aud say
that II snail b. Id 10y foreigo power, hos
tie q" YOU iron the very nstur- II IT. c'eslion
aud the ff-r.nce 1T IT. g. II tutioB-? VIII
you mase ine arr s. this great artery
THE b K lay oi our c"r,m- rec? ok az a
nIap "f YOU county examine the river,
oTnOk- AID ere IL; v"ur farn,- lie a long them;
ou their borfet- rest The as hes Of your loved
ones; n Your youth y"u sI'.rIsd by their
drinks and tsth.d y"ur bodies in their lin
pid wstrr-. They sre ali dear t. sou by
tnou-rt d sssuciat lons ~ CD ldhood, aud by
the 'les-ed memories OF the pa-ti your hearts
aud Your souls mIbgle nth their ripping
wave; eli this net work Streams 60 u
nike u you wealtt; they - ou and cou-
aungle with the mighty NJ --iFpi; they
your gh~ays IL the m-rketu al the
world Are YOU v hing that line of sepsra-
tiou tor thu Union be draw acres these, and
tat you b taxed with duties for Davigatiig
Whist God d*-igret should be the Tres high
~aS T. you? No. Never will tree Aneri-
can CT z ~ cot,-rr,t To such . scheme q this
TIL 'orced 10 do 81 when Resistance shall b.
longer po~erl,ss a, d the people have lost
-V.ry inst nct of iD6eP nde' g.
vii you haze pence pare at such n price
az thu! Such peace toobid De bH' TIE commence
nsent Of toar IL ~~uid ne such a peace as
Au-,ris, aud Germsus, and Italy have had
pesce maiutsrne ny standing armies of
hundreds of thousat d. at the couscrip,ed
youth o. the country. The only peace zoe can
hare is such peace az to,H come from ,caqiag
the most rigorous tcar Let tNis wal, which
hope SION be ded. he thus wased. IL
oniN thus that a. can be speedily end d -
But want no peace. uo armIstice until the
states en- aud al of them now IN rebellion, ,
lay down their arms. return to heir allegi
atce and submit again TO tn supremacy Of
the Fed. RAJ laws What a peace would that
be market and tracked IN bi"od, aud crown Ell
with all he iniary of disgrace which would
succe 81 the ption Of The schemes 81 aruI-
Isice new being advocated Ia certain qusr
ter-?
d d YOU ever look over your country and
mark out the lines upon ~hrb you would di
vide ~? God made this country tor enc, md
u cannot, shall not be divided. Look I The
broad lakes scanning our norti ern borders,
with their mighty waves like unto great seas,
u3on Nhich m Oh BE- flDated the comm rec of
the world behold New England. with her
barron hill, her busy ia tor e., 10 which her
milh MS of sp'ndles hum the busy notes of
industry 40 thy turn Of The fabrics with
which the ua'ioD ia To be clad. with her free
schools 49, bad politics; follow along The
railroads a canals OF the middle States un-
~ they bouche INTO he arteries OF the great
I Nor h wet purSue YOUR course along those
channels mo be broad pTairiss, 70 rich IN
soil aud made by G,h a garden go TO the
great Mississippi stretching IT'S mighty tide
L, the Gulf. snu W tn its tn russndS OF streams
reaching like arms up INTO This country of
ours. b. hold the sunny plains OF the South 4,
d"wn where they grow The cotton, the tobac
c., the sugar, aud thu rice look TT all IN 2,
aud then T. i ne whst God created Thu coup
Try tor. The truth wells up, and the answer
comes forth: be mad il Ter one people, one
race to be their herr ag. tor, YER Hestretch
eli out the myriad oi stresms into this North
west, thai upon them we might fl 'atOur c'rn,
our wheat, our hogs, aud horses, and mules
| 10 supply those " no ra,se the c"ttoD, he to
bscc'', the sugar, and the rice, aud IN r.turn
| bring b me with US the products of their rich
| hed-. IL q made these channels deep and
strong that upon their waters mig ht car ry
these proaucts he msde these SECTIONS with
ail their diN ersIty at climate. production, nd
maruiacture, thstthey nit hit mutually ieed
riulhe, aud IA tam each Oiher The Su'h
grew tat aud kicked up his ius-, aud liE e err
Ing children they must he punished, aud
bruug ut bark to ntsln the same relntioi 6
~ The Uuiou tina; they formerly maintained
But GOI DID not etOg the waters When they
'eit the boundaries OF our own West aud
! No thwest He sebt hem OF down into the
,'uif, that when Ne~ England ana the
NJ die States had got their share of the cot
Ton. tpracco, sugar and rice of the Sou h, b v
coutn ssDd 1T oUt upon the Cuff IN vesseis
bearing and protected by the star spaugi.d
banner OF American liberty The South could
not mspuf4. turtle cruntry w. tor fl lat :
| There were 10 WI erisils there with which Ia
| propef machinery, and the South would not
| work them II they re ever 20 ABUNDANT -
IL va not Der iuterest - manufacture But
her" are these streams. the gut, and the
ocean carry ;h' 80 South products back
u New Eugand AID her manufactnries
| " er" tier water slls m'Lgieh tie melody "i
| I their laughing waters with III husy hum
| I h.r MA. hiu.ry as each b"re It's part IN
trans. rmtug the Southern material iuto
tie =, compact faSr 81, tor re- shi pmrpt "a
IN form To their ruthern brethren Mho
shall say, then. that God did not make this
country ore? Ii He bas d"ue 10, shall we
not shed eur last drop ~ blood t, iaIl sl
schemes for its dismp N b. rment? Where il
fh- Inpiu Ms hand that woul,i be stretched IN
Thu great Northwest ( r its separation? Show
II me-. aud Wi show v"ua hand ,carlet " h
tr-t~''n. AID ready tor the preparation OF the
| lsul.ri de, o o. fanny.
Thus Uuion il one; II must remain one. now
and 'orever cam Z h-iieve thst there are
many ~ this tree Northwest who wsnt TIN.
Union for two couf.-derscies-who would rrar
I bouudarie-, or tske from % one foot If soi
over which rs glorious banner has ever hoat.
81. Ther. NAV be. snd doubtless are y lev
| Wild 'anstics Who Won ID 5, he country sep
sra'ed = who vould See the Union dsm, m
| hered anu shnrn o. i;s tar proportions. Blu
| hey mr. fcw-they belong L. that class o. 30
hiicsi Pbars'es VII" wrap them ewes n tbt
mantle oi self gEte- usuess thai they may
the NOR secretly and istsil> wound tie caus,
II the Union they blend hypocrisy W.
treason. and would strike to the vitals of The
uation il thereby they C uld insure the sue
cess Of heir crszs schemes for the abolition
of slavery
Che attempt has been made to dissolve III,
Union. The scheme hiss been q darling on,