Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

the army lie does not become a mere machine
10 be manipulated by every demagogue who
chooses 60 use him. | have been soldier
have endured all the bafdships and privstions OF
the camp and the Geld. have faced the enems
~hen bullets rained around me like bail. And !
know wha, an American aoldlet Is lie i a man
In INTELLIGENT. reasoning freeman. aud will
think for himself The Democrats DO not fear
the votes of the soldiers They, on the contrary.
earnestly desire that these soldiers may be permit
ted "a come home aud east their baliol. III they
are permitted thu. 10 do. they GILL convince the
demagogucs the shoddy orators Who have been
robbins them. the stay al home Home Guard
patriots ho have been depressing them and per
vsftingi he objects OF the war In which they
have enlisted that they are men and freemeh
that thes havenot lost their capacity Cor reasoning
nor their ability 10 Judge between good aud evil
and 20 determine when the Constitution IL violated
and tFodden under foot. aud when ID j. carried
out and .aefcdly preserved from vandal aud
RUTHLESS hands The Democratic party says.
Let the soldier come home aud vote IL will
give him the cordial and warm welcome of
brother, and hid him God speed Ia the great
work Of restoring the Union prolonged cheer
iog.
We have neither the time nor the space
90 discuss further in detail. these abolition
uIes. but Tor the Information of the people the
following catalogue. prepared by Wm. Lloyd Gar
rison, OF what has been done by this Admins
tration for the negro. With very brief and i'm
/ perfect statement taken from the Cincinnati En-
/ qurer. OF what has been done for the white race.
WHAT rus ADMINISTRATION HAS DONE FOR rim
WHITE Man AID rHr NEGRO.
The Boston Liberator. an intense abolition
sheet. edited by the notorious VIM. Lloyd Carl
son. essays to prove that Lncoln's admin'slra.
ton has done all for the negro IL gives the fol
lowing catalogue OF cases and edicts made for
his benefit:
/ Emancipation IN Western Virginia
, Emancipation IN Missouri
3 Emancipation in the District OF Columbia.
T. Emancipation IN Maryland
>. Slavery abolished and forever prohibited in
al territories
d Kansas admitted free State.
!. Provisions made 20 admit Colorado, Ne.
braska aud Nevada as free States
:. Organization of Idaho Montana. Daeotah
and Arizona as free territories
.. Recognition OF the independence Of Hayti
and Liberia.
10 Three millions of slaves declared free by
proclamation of the President, January ! 1863
IL All fugitive slave laws repealed
IL. lnter state slave trade abolished.
H. Negroes admitted to equal rights in the
United States courts. as parties. to suits and a~
witnesses
II Equality Of the negro recognized in the
public conveyances OF the District of Columbia
ID All rebel States prohibited from returning
To the Union with slavery
, 10 Free labor established on different planta-
tious in South Carolina Louisiana, Mississippi
Tennessee and Arkansas
IL. Schools for the education OF freed slaves
in South Carolina, Tennessee. Louisiana. and in
-
To educate the negro was punishable with death
II The wives and children of all slaves EN-
ployed freemen in military aud other service
, of the United States, made free,
~ All negroes. bond aud free enrolled as
part of the military force OF the nation.
20. The loyal people of Arkansas, Tennessee,
Louisiana ana Florida. seeking "A return to the
I Union on the basis of freedom 10 all, and of the
abolition and prohibition of slavery
81 The abolition and prohibition Of slavery
/ by an amendment Of the Constitution passed IN
the Senate by two thirds majority, and by nearly
the same in the House Lost by lack OF three
or four votes, through the influence of Demo
cratic members.
% The nation. through its representatives in
. Baltimore, June :. made the abolition and prohi
bition of slavery the basis of its governmental
administration for the future
2S. The Federal Government forbidden 10 EN-.
ploy any man as slave. in any capacity.
81 One hundred and fifty thousand negroes
> mostly freed slaves. in the pay aud uniform OF
} the Government soldiers
That shows that the administration has been
/ faithful indeed to the interests Of the negro. and
employed all its power in his behalf.
I Mr. Garrison maks out his case: but there il
, another point-what has Lincoln aud his admin.
istration done for the white race!
He has called out two millions and half oil
/ ahlp hodiab man Ia tho xar
I > He has sent full million Of white people
to their graves
2 He has carried mourning into almost every
white household
1 He has saddlei the country with national
lars, which will be an oppressive burden and
incubus upon the labor aud capital of tho
, country.
, He has destroyed the Union and subverted
our republican form OF government
! He has carried want, poverty and destitu
ton into the homes of the poor by advancing the
price of living TO point almost beyond their
reach
l. He has fatally deransed and destroyed the
currency of the country.
: He has degraded the nation in the eyes oil
foreign nations
This il what Lincoln has done for the white
race Is not the comparison an instructive one
II Lincoln i entitled to the gratitude OF the black
| ought he 10 receive the eternal curses and
maledictions of the white racel-Cincnnati En-.
r quirer
ITO be Continually