Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-26

land, IL nov giving an sccooot Of bis recsptlon
10 various parts of the Upiied States Az late
meeting Of the Glasgow Union and Emancipa.
ton Society. Dr.. NJ referred % bis interviev
vith hr. Lincoln and Mr. Sumner. in rhich the
Massachusetts Senator laid down the real doe
trine Of Aoolisioris,s Who nov govern the coun-
try. via that their great object = 20 prevent the
var from being eaded before negro slavery shall
have been abolished.
That this is. and has been. the real po.itica
OF the abolition party. we have rot doubted
Bot the leaders in the guilty projecs Of c0ntiuu
ing the ssr have not. as q genera thing 80
openly and poinfedlv avowed the truth IS one Of
their number did in this instance 20 Rev Dr..
hAssie Tha, Nr. Samnef permitted himself
thus TO speak out his real feeling a. he - here
shown 20 have done. Is only 90 be explained BY
the fact that he as taking foreigner and
brother Aboiitionist. 20 whom he felt IL safe 20
uubosom himself re states. yer, pointedly.
the resi sentiment add purpose OF those Who
control the conduct of the ear to-dsy It r.
an atrocous purpose: snd we ask every reader.
Democrat or Repubiicsn. to mark well this sig
nifcance Of the declsrssion he mskes.-Hrtlord
Times.
The Times then quotes from The proceeding.
Of the Glasgow UEion and Emancipation Sociesy
in Scotland as follows:
Mr.. Massie described the great change that
bad passed on public opinion as TO slavery. re
ferring particularly 70 the city Of Washington,
where. after ADDRESS, the minister Of the place
said: Had you delivered that address year
ago. you and all the meeting would have been
mobbed, and the church gutted.' he believed
that ever disaster had been 10 The advantage Of
the anti. slavery cause. Mr. Charles Sumner had
said 10 him that he feared more their successes
than their defeats Their successes we're likely
to make the people ready TO say. let Us patch
Il up now Their defeats ~ere = prolongstion
oftbe var. and gave the people reason TO put the
question TO themselves. Why is God fighting
against us1 Why is he delaying the dsv Of
Peacef Its because Of slavery Therefore les
us abolish slavery"
To the like effect, ss the public nav remen-
Der. vas the avowsl of Henry Ward Beecher in
his farewell speech at Liverpool. Said be in that
speech:
ALLOW me 70 .y. therefore. Just at this poin,
and in that regard that. while looking At IL com
merciallv or sentmentalv. the prolongaton Of
the var seems mischievous. IL is more In seem
ing than iu reality. for the North has been edu-
Gated ev this war. Like men sent 10 sea in q
ship half built. with jus, bulvsrks enough 20
keep out the water. and having to sail on their
voyage and build up their ship as they went. we
were precipitsted into this revolution and war,
and the process of education has been going on
in the battlefield, in the drilling Camps, at
home among the people. while taxing their en-
ergies for the maintenance of the war-snd there
never wss so good q schoomsster as war; hear.
hear But every month that the end of this
struggle is delayed unites the North. and pre-
psres the country for that union and peare which
require the utter destruction OF slavery. fCheers
There is an old proverb-'Theres lnck in leis-
ure." Let me trsnsmute that pro,erb. and say.
There's emancipation in delay Loud cheers
And every man bere-every commercial man,
who takes comprehensive and long sghtei.
instead of a narrow view OF the que-tion-will
say. Let tbs war thus linger until il has burned
slavery to the very root" Renewed cheers
The Louisville journal. which has from the
beginning advocated the vigorous prosecution Of
the war. thus remarks upon thee avowals Of
Mr. Sumner and the radicals Who are co-operat.
ing with him Senator Trumbull. OF Illinois.
said virtually the same thing in a speech. last
summer, ane so did Senator Wilson, of Massa-
chusetts who is now trying 20 effect the expul-
sion of Senator Davis. for no other offence than
an indignant denunciation of such infamv. The
Anti Slavery STANDARD sometime ago openly
"thanked God for defeat" aud PRAYED that re.
verses might continue until the war was pro-
clsimed TO be not "for the Union" but "a war
against slavery" Aud such is the spirit which
has animated the radical leaders in general ever
since the ultimate suppression of the rebellion
became Recognized fact. Hence they have
pressed measures Of confscation. OF emsncipa-
ton. and Of obterstion. knowing that measures
OF this description by consolidating and stimu-
lating the people in rebellion. would prolong the
war; therefore increasing the chances of the foIc-
ible extinction of slavery. TIER purpose is and
has long been, TO accept and permit no peace ex-
cept on the basis of the abolition Of slavery
without regard TO the Constitution "It is" as
our New England colemporary says. an afro
l. :. L
weighs the blood and treasure and liberties OF the
people against the demonical vengeanre of a set
of party leaders. Ii is devilish purpose.
But il can be defeated. and il will be II must
be In the course of few months the loyal
people of the country will be called upon 10 say
st the ballotbox whether this purpose shall pre-
vail or not IT, by electing a conservative Pres
ident. they cay it shall not prevail. twill not pre-
vail. 10 that all-glorious event, peace on the
basis of the Union and the Constitution will
be speedily restored And ve will not presume
that the opposite event lies within the verge Of
probability. Yet this event surely Cannot be
brought 10 pass without the most vigorous and
enlightened acton on the part of the OF
the country. lt - only because we coDbde in
such action that We do not doubt the issue New
ertheless, we conhde ~ith anxiety Seldom ii
ever before has AT issue so mighty depended
upon tile integrity and fidelity of the patriots of
sny land God grant that the patriots Of our
land may not be focpd wanting in this sovereign
juncturs."
Thsd. Stevens. the abolition leader in the
House OF Representatives. ssys:
"The Union shsll never with nv consent, be re-
stored under the Constitution ss il is with slave
~ to be protected by il
Congressman Bingham. Of Ohio. SAYS:
"Wbo. in the name OF Heaven, wants the cot
ton States or any other States this side Of perd-
ton to remain in the Union If slavery 10 TO con-
tinuei"
The New York Times Of q recent date Gays:
Let there be no fear about the action Of the
government. in any conceivable eIigency grow
ing out Of the war and connected ~ith the Presi.
dents procls alton Of freedom. The strongest
and ~isest Of the Secretaries. with three other
members OF the C-binet, will ing their porto
lios into the Potomac. sooner than yield hairs
breadth OF their conviction that the proclams-
ton emancpaies forever and ever. and irrevocs-
bly,, every slave embraced within its provisions.
A fe~ weeks since Mr. Chase. the financial
minister OF the Cabinet, said:
THE end Of slavery comes in the rebel slave
States by military order decree or proclamation,
not to disregard set aside in sny event, ss .
nuility. but maintained and executed ia good
faith to all eniranchised "
recent number Of the Washington Chronicle.
the Official organ OF the Administration. remarks
tha.
"The conclusion is irresistible that the ertinc
Iion of slavery in the seeded StAtes. should be
made condition of their readnission to the
T-nion