Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-04
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blessed time, Of old. the isys OF lc61, and the
yess- all slOae before that To the earliest memo
Is NJ liyiue men Whai!"-says the las, OF the
radic4l-, wbu still holds oil 10 hi- Idols. and
Dire IN. OF n r,diesi p.radse--"whsl would YOU
10 back To- tie old Union. the old Cuu.titution.
that league with death and covenant With hellf''
lee we would return 10 just exactly that old
CuDstitu,ion. aud thank God humbly and heartily
IL might but get buck 80 tha; old Union OF
posoe and ptospefi', but. adds the unfepen,snt
tadics -iauer quoting the word 81 his tsvOritc
Journal. she Evening Post would JOu really be
willing to go back 10 tic Union IL which slavery
dei!ssi every sea- "a 4gihOIifT. iehauched all
legisl,'on. defed al las Il dii noi Itself enact,
-eoted at human sights, elevated - TIC dignity
oi virtues crime that Bou.ls never eppels-,i.
and al that s0it a ihiusf
N0usca-c--oh radical cntl4Isia-l-- h.~s word
were written ief political elect. al.a &c nave
Infied awts bctopa 80 lhIf. There j. -c-ice',
meas tuef lett iu fb" Lard tblt Aniild I-k -
reputslio,, - ,as ., feia-'u. Ia 'rceri 'he old
Union ,aie and ,imrie tut q -eitiea,ati' 81 tbi-
al, - is d.rut4 ~ stfs'ur' tas nian "i m,sing
if~ fesdei- hate tie msmof, 90 'ar elHIDu-
time he he.ff- al 81 ii' -ts.i,,e ,rstiiiifs
ipf ttc good day a uld Ae, remember the
cd Union with ptoionBde~s love, with desiring
affection II 49, he best. the i,ur est, the mo-i
benehceui Government the world eves saw. IL
49, like The -un among the planets. shedding
light ard lite among the nations. The ewes OF
the poor, the suffering. the oppressed in all
countries turned to il with iervent hope. with
aspiring faith The people OF the land that It
governed were harpy. snd prosperous Justice
reigned Liberty MAS preserved, "a II mus,
always he. BY law. aud law vas rot CALLING on
the neck, was easy and pleasant 10 he borne, be
cause of liberty. NO military iOtt received the
citizen dragged n, niidnight from bis bed. az in
Poland and Iiit.tal and other countries that
nigh, be named M fugitive from the clu,ef
of slave trading onieisl- "a the laud OF the in
QUESTION was ssizei q sIAned men 10 secret and
zen, back Ia. h. s ds .d sss p.s s
hon,e vac fall oil ip,, exccp anlr tor tboses oI-
rows that are he ~, of man 4 gospel of peace
pre,cbcdin The Sunday morning pulpi's OF
AL the churches. anu nowhere on the earth were
there 90 many houses ~ which the inhabitants
we're contcntct. tn which men liye1 ami diod 90
calmly aud hopeful, ~ in the old Union OF the
American State
"Bur rhvefy,'' stt- ou radical friend Yoang
m,n. in what mlnuef did slavery affect youi
What was it, effect on the sum of humIn hapli-
meas IN American Whit was ita influence in &c
tefnining the prosperity %. the country IL j. a
good time for YOU 10 think ot these question:.
Divide them, aud ask hlsi what Wis the effect of
slavery on the black man. and sccouJ what vas
IT, effect on he white man We shall not an
dcrttkc Just now o. guide your reflections Think
fur Yourself aud compare the condition ni the
slave brfne the rHr with the condition of the
freedman nov. aud With the prospective coIid
tim ot the itcc cUlurcd race after the abolition
ol SLAYER. II u should pctehanco Ice accomplished
by the wat II ispoi necessary to bc pro rliv
CIV mtn because tuu decide that lnstantoDous ab
clifton would be /, curse ~ the black and
white but mark this solemn Truth. tina, II NJ
Lincoln period To te waf be- the actual lmi'
aib II on, ends by the "sblndOnmcni Oi tlav
vcr,," that end wiil mnk. the war the grsndosi
curse. nstcid oi the imagined pleasing, ON both
races. black ard uh,c Fhis IL not pfo-nl,,ets
bur " - philsulhfpps pnd itue political economy
The millions ol graves oi miserable, starred,
wurn.uni vtetch.s. VIM I'll crawl into The ground
from the d,basemcus 1l tbs sudden freedom
With which Nh ldne0N insists Oh loading them
down. will bo the lasting mco.oflpls Of the siu at
hir party, aud ia i've Judgment The dead negtocs
d. myti,ds sill rec az t. condemn him aud the
lalsc prophets and pfi~r's "i 'ho raicil religion
Freedom 20 lilm sbo 10 aDpgcpuod lol Il lsa load
OF chain. The Southern .lavc- are moro fee
To-day. have more liberty. cujo, more Of actual
practical freedom 10y laut fold than the, would
" the abolition scheme we're accomplished
l'u, DO YOU io,tc - pcepciui,o slayetsY
lls ua manner % me,rs1 The radical SANDER.
ot calling every pnc pfo -laysv mnn WHO i.
orpo-ed to The aboltiou .chemcs
The wiscst aud hcst men to- the uodetu world
have desired % sfe plan los Which The system al
slavery might hc annihii,iel, and made more
Tie ~ .tenloi ifse iphrf ". have lahated
.oi Ntn, wears viii llHse uira II tod plrt=e
Ne sill resume those l49ufa alter tms mad club
ct d0iiiauisfs h4s itnuduuei 20 folly, because
IT, manager are rhutlrasd ol the utter fntilb
a ~ a..
deu emancipation Fof se venture The ntophee,
that ihi, vsg will come 20 a. cnd = lac. In IA,
increased oppression 81 The black rue In THE
lipd We have heen content 10 tsmaln silent
While enthusiasts teiolfed hs.r The death a.
slavery. ard declared il alrcat, accomplished
II il uscless to argue sith such men Bat q il
~ the revolution of the sun that 10. black mau
= destined 20 worse slncfy. Sorsc oppression loi
quarter Of century 20 come than he hae ever
kno~n IN America. and that sla,eFy, % far from
being dead, has been 70 iuvigora,ed ard strength.
rued b, tho work Of sboltlonisis. itfs hard
pronhecy Dut II viii be Even II We oyetfun
tnd cunpucI the south. anl lfeo aver, slave.
The Yer, result accomplished vii make him
wAtie slave ~ ,he wear - come
he Old Union wa- good enough tot ur slave
2, 10 the southern States notwithstanding We
soud accent r.ser to-day % the terms of thu
old Union We would give. consider able Pot
ton -! our ifs-sbf fuoas aud uhattes, would
we'd much OF oul plOgdecs. soali loftro man,
Of our rte ,onesitsf tlst-. - ss~are fust ih.f
old tuion again
be -, ~ psfilstu politicians has blinded ~.
ewes - 'hs people rhs 'fosct - slavery. ~
shich the radical. tsllul - oui, sis no more
Wicked. no more - curse than anti SLAYER,
hs st'cv h,- rrov-i - r,wcf -, plang,pg
~ this awful var FOR tie rika ot gaming fupr
fl9tits over tic former fof ihe4c power" ne
hat the bold which politicians htssoscl he poo
pie lhete il ho doubt that many politicians
todc into place at pseiit on the pro slavery pow.
a.. aud there i % ionhi lh,t ~ man, politicians
tUdc lu'o pitr uid proht 90 lbe antl..slater,
pose Tho fut slavery hpt-c : ~ ~ ~hii.f
roluf 'h,u tie other The anlh,avcf, polite
v4uf IL, thef wholesale plubdet h.,. MOVED
that t..s ..ss -so- puseg THAI ths sthssa The
sbolc ~ asalhfl The 'ltft p1srt his been a
.lso.,'on bv which dee geIoc i~,la,ct.u- Geek ,s
s-.accsi 'heiT owe sss,p'ul ehsfseis, Tue unvn
w. prosperous, \ ave vac bsicActt. lhe nsn
tis ere l.sfiyy snd tbe -isve fo~er 90. Lourht
AID rnld a.. bslssse Of ps~st party Nil alws,s
be housbf ahd ,oll II could make cool bar
:Aiur. iheu ths uvrthessa traitors otganlsss a
'c',hctu at, sl,Vrt, p,lsnse OF po~ot party, snd
ls,ds 90 that. hIying aud selling. sud q, length
the TO po~st. s-d 60 BID high tia, sl'e 'f'cs