Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

desre'ism a. the government OF the Nerh
lie soI thern people would rejoice at such n op-
ortoiri, ui'-iice ahd a cor vsnrilu. L. ena
re Them 10 ihrp~ 81 the woke Of JEFF ID vis. y no
lbs them down by tie iron hand of var
State after STE e; tie S0uih vii elect delegates
thi- convention viii more eel than they
lected delegates 10 pas orilnauces Of secession
State right- will he vindicateI North and ; nth.
,nd the OF strife and aiienaiion-ihe slave
+, question-will be finally settled by a return to
lie principles on which the Government was
ounded. and the old fabric will be reconstructed
a white msn's government Negro slavery
~iil be more firmly established than il ever was
.e'ore. and North as we'll az South the whole race
i'll lie enslsVesi extermilIatesi. All the trou
'le the country has seen has arisen from enamel
patton
AT he time of the Declaration of Independenc
sverv colony OF the thirteen held slaves Al The
line Of the adoption of the Constitution in elevs
ar twelve wears alter. every State except Mass
.husetis, was slaveh0ldiug That State was the
first commit the error which his hd TO such
NATIONAL cslsmity; hut he could not influence the
.iructure OF the Constitution. In that in-tru
nent ne-rn servitude l. recoci-zed a. lawful
md securities provided for the safety Of the ia
titution But the political hetesv of negro
equaity-which Stariedin New Ensl nl-sained
ground nv degrees. and the people OF the North
arn States have departed from the fundamental
lea Of the Government. till at length a party
has arisen and Is now in power which cl,ims for
the blacks "lbeitv, frate n'tv, equality" and
consequently the am1lgamariun of the two races
by intrrmarriage. For the accomplishment OF
-uch an object. not only are the Ie"pe unwilling
"a wage war, bnt thew would fight to the de Iih
against il The white race will never suffer
blacks to be political and social equality
with them. They will sooner ex'erminafe them.
and any States should resist thew will lie over
run and compelled To submit To the ml"rity. To
Justice and To common sen-e Experience has
shown thit negroes only fit to be servants
Nature has not fitted them 10 rule There j.
therefore. reaction. ana the theory broached b,
Robespierre and the other violent extremists and
boodhnunds of the French revolution il found
~ he fallacious nv the true touchstOne of all new
Never has Great Britain adopted any measure
which her wisesi Statesmen have 80 much regret
ted "a emancipation i'm her West Indian colorrieS
The, hnd that it hts literally ruine'l those once
nourishng possessions. for the simple reason that
the negro In a state of freedom will no. work, be
comes the slave of vice. ard relapses into the
condition of savage IL envy of the supe
iiuriv of the American republic. in consequence
Of its system of slave Labor, that prom tel Brit
iSh statesmen to- inaugurate crusade against it.
and To encourage the propagandism of anti
slavery soceie, In our midst i'm order to drag
the Southern States down To the same level a. tie
West Indies and thus TO permauenrly DESTROY
both Nnrth and South; but the result of the re
acton in the L ritel States will be that the Abo-
lirion leaders will all he bnnished from the coun
try or hanged and IL will I've made "A penal Of
tense nf the highest ma 9nitude against the digni-
~ Of the white race AMI the white mans govern
ment Ia aeitate the question of negro slavery
hereafter; or blaspheme the handwork of God by
asserting that a black man is equal To Celt a
Saxon, a Teut,n any other division of the great
Caucasian race.
This que On beng adjusted, and all other
matters lik civ to- create trouble in future an
election will he held North and South to elect
President under the new CONSTITUTION. and the
unity ami harmony Of the erett ReDuhlic will g
restored The people of The Sou h have rs much
interest i'm the heritage of It's past and in the glory
of it, future, the people of the North: and If
their State rights and institutions are only guar
antced against aggression hereafter. what Is TO
nrevent their re union with the Northern St'ies?
Nothing whatever. But the re ,ple of the North
must prove their sincerity and good filth by sac
ri6cng the Aboltionists-the cause Of all the
mis- fortunes of the Republic
And. when all our domestic troubles
tied. and there is mo- further neei of the mme lac
armies of the North and South. there can he liz
doubt that rev emplo, ment will be cut out for
them United under oIe government. thew wiz
go forth conunering and To coruper TIER first
attentions will he paid to England and France To
the one for tomentng the war. and To the other
for takin. advantage of IL fur crushing a free MI
independent neiahbpring Republic. Mexico will
be restored To her status The British flag will
be driven ont of C,nada and from every foot of
soil in the New World Srain will he forced tn
relinquiSh her grasp on Hayti: and Cuba, free
from the yoke. will he permitted tn shape her
L Il
Unitel States With these punShments of Eu-
rop~an per6dv. aud these notifications OF the
Monroe doctrine. the American Governments will
then stand before the nations Of the Ola World
greater and more glorious than it ever appeared
before