Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-26
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.oF THE-
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
Fer 1894.
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A. 10 period IN hisfoy u -. .srsop has n essn
more important thai th Eosi. ssvs~d e ts
principles upon Which Gossrisuen, = hssed snd the
bearing u passing rpsa car oe. iasisrusscn,
We In III sdss q -~usio- srd u. -rar- = he
Ing made 10 ovtrthroe The i.ossrnrns-t ssssihsa hv
the wisdom. ssxacfv "a psfrsc,isu 81 w.sAsuxtou
Jersoa. Nsi-sn sDt t1sir sssocAfes. ss,.bissh
is stead ssroas overwhelming ard oeot-ased Ss--
potssm. rSbss ~hscA lave projected tAs ib.-ty
ofthe czel. b. srck 1ovs State ines are 20 1.
eblterat.d ard the Federal 6oysFn-n, sssr "a.
control direction Of the doa-sssc iPocy
tuons o.; toe III. /, IA. policy of;he Aduius-
trson parry Is leadag ascn.bsrs boldly proclsirais
and tie which h-v- tsa-piFed the stvenf
VI ;ss rr,srt Administration into power clearly FORE
shadow hat such s is purpose.
Such i TIE presented ~ The American pscpls.
.; log thea 70 a-;rai- Tire capacity q Esn Cor self
sO-erumri y ussfng gu-srn-aeu; q The people.
Just .aTefst.srs a1. IN oy,sositios
cratic arbitrary sn1 knsy power. ssIons pros
perec sa 'aioTsd TIE blessings q civil and religious
reedc that fail 10 appreciate their value and have
almost Forgotten the sacrifices by which they
achieved. Power stealing from the many 10 The
few and unless the people boldly and rnsnfay the
pressn; crisis ionr the government OF the many viii
become the Of the few and Instead Of being
the asylum for ,hs oppressed II all nations ~i
become oppressive with is order. and burdens the
most despotic.
The SE~TTSrL will continue advocate old fs<henet
Democratic doctrines believing firmly that the ony hope
Of preserving Republican institutions their
premscy IN the administration Of the government These
doctrines cesry and coaprehen-ey forth IN the
following platform prepared by Thomas Je-srso.
founder Of the Democratic party:
Equai i.>tice all men, Of whatever
persuasion religious OF political
Peace, commerce, and honesi ffienishp with 81
tons entAngling alliance with rome
The support Of u-s state Governmen,s in All their
rights. the mcst competent admuistra tion Tor do
mesc concerns and the suTest bulwarks against anre
publican tendencies.
whole constitutional vigor. the sheet anchor Of
peace a. home and safety abroad
Alealous Of the right 81 election ~ the people,
msd snd safe eorrsctive Of abuses which Topped
by the sword Of revolution where peaceful remedies are
Rnpro,ded.
Absolute scquiescence IN the viii Of the majority the
vital principle Of republic from which there appeal
bur 10 force the vital principle and immediate psrrni u
well disciplined i.lais oar best rel.nc. IN pe.es
and for The first moments wST III regular may re-
l.eve then
Economy IA the public expense. sAst labor rsy be
lightly burdsusc:
The hoees payments OF debts. ana sacred preser
walton Cffhe public fsith
Encouragement Of ssricaltnre and o. commerce is
handmade.
The diffusion Of information and arrangement Of al
abuses tue bar Of public reason:
Freedom Of religion:
FREEDOM or THR PRESS:
AND FREEDOM OF PERSON UNDER T6E PRoFEc-
TON OF The BABtAs CORPUS;
This is platform upon which every pemocrA sns
every citizen stand and Il free sov~rnneu,-th.
Constitution and Union framed BY the founders " tie
RepubiIcis preserved will ouiy ~ the sEces,sfSi
asc-ndency Il tho-e principles in ~ ADMINISTRATION.
they maintained the voice Of tie people VII control
public arsrs. aud the blessings civil liberty viii -
preserved and pcrpctrated
II is tine the people should read. Inc whole world
Is Ia conmoton and revolutions threaten other nations
well TIE SENTINEL viii give umrnsy
Of all general news, and II viii Be the sm of the pub
fishers make valuable and interesting newspaper
10 every department Il viii PAY special Attention 10
State AFFAIR." and. the central organ Of the Democrats
party Of Indiana viii every effort TO sustain its prn
cples It's policy and is representative men, Il will not
be Instrument advance tie selfish interests VI
cIques, factions individuals. n way sound
principles be better disseminated than through the
agency Of Democratic newspapers and Democratic doca-
ments And Democrats cannot better serve their cause
than by placing Democratic Newspaper Ia the hands Of
every family the State The prudlces u political
opponents would give way they enlightened
the doctrines and purposes OF che Democratic
pa1g.
Notwithstanding the large increase Of the expenses
tending Tho Publication Of newspapers the Of the
SES1SE will be- the heretofore and as We have
paid agents. shall rely upon friends aid in
tending circulation And the larger the circulation
the greater will be the ability % the proprieors In.
crease the value and interest Of the paper.
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One copy six months. so
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