Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-05

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INDIANA STATE SENTINEL,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
For 1904.

For 1904.
AsreP .r.1 a. the history ef sbs n.ss.- has q s<ss
izPn-srf that The people shsrld se ssvisst oftks
p-inoplss urea stlsh 6o~srEnssta hkzet ard the
bearing q passing apes
We are " tn rides q ressnfic- sst the efrri ".
iaE made ske so-ernnesi es.nii.As< ~
th. wisdom. s.gsslly and patriotism 81 wsskn<tsr.
Je1sson Msdisen ard their sssccses ard esshlss IN
its ttr0.s oversk.do-szs esntrsisssd trs-
pOsn. state rgais. -Ach have protected the liberty
OF the citizen. BE- down:
ehltersted and the Fed-rs Government a ssxrp the
control and dreotiOa Of the domestic policy sat
sutsns q the StAss This Ia the policy ofthe Adnsnss
trsiiOn Psry. Iss iessirs members sol4, proclaim r.
ard TIE events Which hsv, ,rsnspse since the sdvsss
pre->ns Instrumentation ps.sr clearly s,re.
SHADOW 'bs' such ia is purpose.
Such l. IN. isus presented % the American PEOPLE.
Is or them iilu-trats the espsey Of for elf
government. BY insisting government q The psopis
Just farefsthsr. did. opposition
>rse sre-s aud kngy power. Sc isng have pros
psred and snjoyed ii. blessing. Of civil and religious
freedom. thst f.n appreciate value have
slHosi forgotten The sacrifices by ~hick ny -srs
achieved. Pv~er il >t>tilns from many 70 she
f.~, and une-s Tie people boldly and rn.nfry
present crssere long the government q the many ~
become Ii. Of the sew esias
become oppressive With It's ord-r and burdens the
despo5ie.
The SKSTIsEL vii continue advocate old fashioned
Democratic doctrines. believing ary that on.y hope
Of Pres~rving R,puei lnsiiiuous she.r
preDscy in tie standardization ofthe government These
doctrines clearly and esnprhsnsirey f0rh in the
following platform prepared b Thomas Jeaers0n The
founder Of the Democrats party
Equal Justice 10 all men, Of ~hstever state
persuasion religious or polite !,
Peace. commerce. and honest friendship With al
tionS, changing alliance with sune;
The support Of the State Governments IN all their
rights competent for our do
mesio concerns snd The sures buwsrks sgains, sntrs
publican tendencies
The pre-er,aiien o. the general government in ia
whole constitutional yigor. the sheet anchor II
peace 81 home and safety abroad;
jealous care II tie right ~ election ~ the people:
A mild and safe ctse Of abuses which ioppek
by the sword OF revolution where peaceful remedss
unprovided
Absolute soquieScence In the will of the majority the
vital principle - republic from which there appeal
but 10 force the vital principle and immediate parent 81
well disciplined militia our Rest reliance IN peace
and for the fret moments 4 var, tI regulars may 70.
heve thsm.
The supremacy Of the civil over the military sushss.
ity.
Economy In the public expenses. that isber may -
The homes payment. Of cur debts. and sserss pressr.
walton Of the pnbic faith;
Encouragement Of sgrcultsre and 81 commerce - Ne
handmade.
The diffusion 81 infornssoa and srrsieunsnt Of all
abuses at the bar II public reason;
Freedom of religion;
FREt DON OF THE PRESS
AND FRkED0a oF PERSON USDEe THE PR0TDc-
rioS up THIS HABEAs CORPUS:
Ard trial b! 1uris imPaTtislly selscred
1hs ia platform upon which every Democra ant
every citizen ami ant IL free governneut-the
Constitution AID Uuon framed by the founders VI the
Republic. preserved will only by the successful
sscsudency Of thoe pn fpIss IN its
they aintsrsd the Of the people vii centred
public affairs. and the blessings Of civil liberty Viii
preserved and psrprtEsted.
Itis time the people should reed The ~hc.. -ersS
is IN consoon and revolutions threaten ether nations
well Toe srE-.srl will give . ammsy
OF all general ne~s and n the aim Of the pub
fishers make valuable and interesting paper
In every department II will pay special attention 70
State affair. and the Of the
party Of ndisna, will every effort sustain psis-
cples, ito policy and its representative viii net
be Instrument. to advance the selfish Of
ehques, f.ctone individuals In no way ear SOUND
principles be better disseminated than through he
agency Of Democratic ~spspers and Drnocrae cocp-
raets Aud Democrats cannot better thar cause
than By placing Democratic newspaper IN he hands Il
faunyn the State The pre,ucces u pensicsf
opponents would soOa give ~sy they snghssned
ss 70 the doctrines and purposes o: the Democrats
party.
Notwithstanding the large Of kpeo<ss a.
tending the publication Of newspapers the terms q the
SENTINEL s bs the heretofore, and have
no paid sgenfs, sha rey upon friends sc ia
tsntng circulation. And ths larger n crczistioa,
the greater will he the ability Of the proprietor
crease the value and interest CT the paper.
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