Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-13

81 a NUuh JAfolluaau sh0 hasa drop OF Puu.
tar hiuta in his veins 80 80 rfuad % ths slave
holding chHfartef OF hl- Puritan aneCstv. q i Il
Zoe b ,.toulam - De prsud 81 them e.peclally
when be ha- o. roneesl the.r true ehsr@r,et Cor
the siks ~ jastliyihs hs m.lel Ii strikes us the
South Caf0lihann has Tie superior CLAIM.
Nor can ~e dismiss the Boston Jourusi With
oui recommending more fairness than j. Indicated
In stating de question ~ "whethef there have
been mon among us ~ho msde money Ia a die
reputable business &c The proof - laid dowu
n or Articles u that the whole Puritln religion
AMI policy was slsseh0lslinz aud slay e,radiug
that ~ Laws, treaties, and aoc'fital belief we're
ali Of that eh faelsf that they W continued more
than - ceniury. add that in TIE convention which
fifned the rutel State. Constitution The votes
OF Nss II ,mnshfe, Massachuseii. and Connects
cut were cat for proiscsine the slave tad. al
l-u-, aud those votes decided the protection II
!. question Of historic truth that We discuss
The petty attempt % Boston Fsdeallsm 10 reduce
the grand question 10 = personal affair Of a few
men h beneath the dignity Of the subject
UnscfspalUus Journals will sull Affirm thai We
are publishing distractions of New England, /"
aud hope 'fur the honor of New Engi snd
bumanty" that no Que connected with The .l0uf
Bsl Of Commerce 80 native 0f New England,
or ~ New England origin New England
fidicalism Ne know claims ttat humanity n n
h1wof that grows nowhefe out OF Misnchuseti.
Bu' ~e shall stll assert our right 10 a share in
the memory Of the Pufitans, IN the true glory ~
early New England. aud We sh,ll steidi,stly dc
ieud tie history OF the fufitlns against all az.
tompts ~ ialslhy "a Tor sectional purposes
undenlibly Ne ere the defenders OF Puritan
memory against Massachusetts abuse and detrac
ton II Is Boston Aboliiohlsm that attacks aud
degrades that noble character We take the ia
ritins as they we're. anu hold them up "a tho al
mlraiion OF the world. We show them tue
men. noble men, valiant meu, plain outspoken
men 81 heart aud Of laith aud ~ such the inteli,
gent world admTes them but Mr sumner aud
bis allies drrss up dolls in fantastic modern
clothing. manufactured IA the brnin-shop. OF
Boston transccndcutali-m and inddcty, pnnt
their cheeks With blushes AZ the horrible sin of
siaycholding. set them on boxe. which. when
squeezed. emit Shrek ut freedom. aud tell the
World that these puppets are the original pilgrim
fathefsl boston rings With abuse Of slavery,
saveholding, slave catching, slave whipping, ~
the "sum Of al vllainies and lhus rails AT the
memory and character of the pilgrim fathers who
practiced aud approved tall Nine leulhs OF the
lime oi Bottom radicals j. p,s.ed la yilii,ing the
customs, asg'i the social rnd dome-tic institutions
oi the pilgrim fathers Aud when We come 10
the rescue ~ their noble ancestry they abuse us
without stint. aud still seek To persuade the people
that tie Sumner doll are he Simon pure pil
grms.
Suhll We trust the memories ct those brave old
men, mighty ~ prayer, IA word and ia deed, gal-
liant aud frank defenders of their Own WAYS and
creeis. To these modern eostumers whose very
trade H. To deal with ia the old clothes of by
iuhdclity IN nlaothcr counties. from lliud0stin
% Francey Shall Ne. 10 plain English let Nc
Sumner aud the New England Society, aud the
liostOn Journal belle the pilgrim fathers. mis-
represent Their faith and practice. aud deceive the
world by pretending 10 be their followers aud
imitatofsy Not 10y any meins. nor until the old
Puritan statute establishing a censorship OF the
press Is o enacted hercsbVuts.
Bu, he Boston Jaatad sly. The New England
Society ought not 10 Ice attacked Tor the perpet-
uttion OF the rcmemDranceS the land OF their
birth" Precisely Ii they would but do this
all the country would approve The remem
brnnces Of New England are the glorious prop
erty OF all The land. Her Puritan origin. the
nobility of her sons their faith in God their vigor
and endurance. their slow but finally complete
education into principles of liberty. their heart,
union with New York and Virginia aud Sou,i,
Carolina and Georgia, IN resisting oppression,
and finally. IN the struggle for Independence
their Lexington and bunker Hill. their Han
cocks aud Warreus. aud other names OF grand
old sound--all these. and thousand other 70
membrance-. like those OF the Nrgiuisn Wash
ingt0n, aud the South Carolina Marion, aud Sar.
atoga and Yorktown. aud all the other battle
ot the whole people for al everlasting remem
brance
Let the New England Society and the Boston
Journal keep there constantly IN the minds OF
men and celebrate them forever ia iovia festi-
walls. But let us have done with this cgo,istcal
nonsense and falsehoOd about the triumph OF
Puritan principles aud 1.-The conservation 20
human liberty. OF the cargo OF the Mayhower.
aud this perinscious attempt % elevate Pa
ritsn ancestry above tho Dutch and the te-t OF
mankind
We trusl that the Boston journal will here
after have the good sense 10 remain quiet " il
cannot speak the truth this subject We
thank the Boston Courier Tor the following truth
fui and honorable article:
Will not the ,Bo,ion Journal do better 10 publish the
articles OF the journal a. Commerce that IT, readers may
Judge them we'll ITSELF any rate, should state
the fairly. Mr.. sumner. IN letter 20 the New Eng.
land Society Of New York. drew contrast between The
batch and the Pursns. very dispsraging the
Toe Journal OF Commerce has printed ''detrac
tionso New klgland." Il simply reoutted Mr. sum
n-r false assumptions and uusuuud seho trshp by ca
ii"s OF story, showing that our Puritan fathers were
better than oher ~ ope, aud that IN MAJ flower de-
veoped higher principles OF human freedom than the
Oath vessel alluded - by Mr.. y 1hr (Bostonl Journal
has only added 20 NJ summers fault by opening fsss
issues, ana codeavorng prejudice others by unioanded
assumptions let " bee candid enough TO PRINT The art
elr' 70 eanuct eoutroVert or contrad Ct.
We shall proceed shortly TO show lhat the
principles ct human liberty" had no rlaue ia
Puritan law, theology or practice, and that the
only possible likeness bctweed the Puritan faith
crs an the New England abulitonists OF To day.
y found la the intolerance and history oil both =
Ncs York Journal Of Commerce
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Ihc tuncrot "a Archbishop Hughes.
Compiled from the New Yoik Herald Of Friday
he ob-equies OF Archbishop Hughes. yester.
dnv. formed one OF the grauIe,t. most impressive
uuG solemn ceremonies that his ever occurred boz
NnM NnIk l,r neIhIns in my NM I'M tho c.lnr.