Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-31
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sent 1ens oi lev years ago, The leading
Rep nicsn, az now called "union" organs, Ia
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ny byohets, bat declared That " the Southern
men lcslfei a. go they would heln them IA
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p"fte 10 show that the mon Who are
pfon0slnr the moal Intense loyalty nov were AL
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of u pte-sn, day u Me Dsusl \ DloslssoS,
OF " York, and 20 illustrate the character of
The 80 of men Who are now the most bitter w
th.s}leuunelatlon. of the Demeefaey. we ouo,e
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"I2ls not an amendment of tho consiltutlon
that u wanted mefsl, a-lhe laws are we'll enouph
bud /. their execution according Ia the spirit
IN W eh they we're enacted that h called foe aud
dem AIDED on the part Of tho South They inHiat
upotxhe gre,, principle of ,he equality of the
Ststv, and theg arc entitled 10 il upon every
cons eraton that can Influence men, eommunf.
ties nd States, Tho Constitution makes
them equal, and tho law makes them equal
they Xte equal IN the sight OF honest men, aud
are nal Ia the sight Ut God, and woe ~ him
Who Undertakes 10 degrade and trampie them
do~A fApplsure The South see aud feel the
adva icing population OF the North, aud that
now ID the National Legislature they are Ia
mlas iy. They SEQ that ina few years there
VIII majority oi Two thirds against them,
s"' ~ o%s ~ 'sp'e,s., NV .,
MAY L., ,h.t ths santimant of ,ha an,l,a f,aa
Stst will sweep their institutions away. aud
neheYhls WAT 'hey hke aiaful-hchcc u II lhat
mey H. us.ss'"nel now h,s'ns some poSes anu
antek 10 prolect and sustain them. 10 seed, from
the ION"
Hskr him again;
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,h., ST ~. ~, ,a,anJ - - =" IN, I"o say
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can 4 coerced and driven back IN their position.
All tjst Is necessary i hImness. But the South
hsveleen Tor years these little rvuets OF oppo-
sitoiS forming upon the hills and forcing down
throish the gorees. until they foim the black and
biterl~aiers of one great sea of Abolition, which
'A.e.s", ,s to oSsT~Ae a,,n and snsuit them
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u.' "as 1u' :" goou ueS i..e, u. polI''
mcreH lection of Mr. Lncolu--they view il as the
Development of public zen iment. ms last and
S Snal evidence oil the sentiment OF He free
Su. another authority Is rarson hRowsLow nut
now fsat he has made good thing out of his
book lsnd lectures. he will doubtless write in a
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press n'nsef IN the spring OF iooi' just after
the iFuguration OF President LINCOLN. For ex-
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Ars again:
IA unsse. unpatriotic. not to say reckless.
Aoos ron , cause Is oe,ng pursoea .a' ash,4g'Inl
no Nor,h and ,hs Son,b ~ d,i, Wv sro :,
each ther''
All vet again:
w we're pleased with Lincoln's inaugural.
and have Ia record our deep regrets that It's con.
servst.ve, peace loving and sound nationality OF
sentnsent Is not To be carried out The new
ADMINISTRATION We feel confident will prove in a
very bort time. 10 be an atheistica de,stical
abolit:on swindc"
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'''s'' 'ANS~ DIAL" mus writes OF
Secretary CHAsk'
W hen the rebellion broke out. Mr.. Chase
held Sis language: The South Is not worth
nsnutg 'o'. Setera' Ee"''eme" ~ u'En po,'''on
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