Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

Lice 80 SEEDS love and mutual nroseciioa
snsos : not only the Civilized. bot II somede-
cree TIC seni-baTbaFous nations Of the eHHh'
thai they have attained roe sppasent eTeai &c.
suits through trials tibulafions. long suferings
aid persecutons- 1870 ~
~ Gentle. claim - more distinctly merit an
identity and name. in consequence Of the immi-
rent pcriis and ianamcrable conflicts which have
oees throwu IN their way 10 impede their pro-
grfss. 80 nay We and doubtless viii point With
pride to our present troubles in the future. 90
prove our great sprth, This great brotherhood
i entitled nov 70 the respect Of msnkind. ior
the part II enacted in TIE period anterior 20 the
revolution Of i716 Throrgh il tue Decisrafioa
was made and the Independence Of the States
szsIevcd This alone would cnjc<r IL 10 every
patfio; heart % ever lover Of Republican insti
tutous: il IL lislofF should stop here. when IS
operations were s1sDepded. il certainly
enough bus sin more glor'cus. saper'Hsiveiy
brilliant vii be IL history whea seil<tated as i
Is. Il shsii tore 10 this great people Their
6fesde rights, a parc elective franchise aud az
entrammeled Judiciary: Wien sanaticai usnrpess
and woald oe tyrants and dctatots are ssept
away With the rubbish that hss been thrown 10
the surface in these extraordinary times. when
once more the governing principles shall be the
vii Of The governed expTessl, declared; when
no move power shall he exercised than = or has
source Of all power.
The great principle no0 in Issue IS the central
iztiion % power. or the keeping il dfased IN
State sovereignty as il IS by organic laws. con-
siisuiing-Stas and forming he general govern
meft e# eae..ss s s
The creation OF Al eH,pire. or republic. or The
reconstruction OF tie old Union AZ brute force
IS simply impossible
The liberation Of four million blacks and put
ting them upon - equality with the whites i a
scheme which oils bring 80 authors into
shame. contempt aud confusion. 70 results OF
this engespsize vii ever be fe lied beyond the
army o; occGpi;loa.
IL IS net the part OF Wisdom FOR those Who
have ia l. ud the noisie work Of preserving the
States tom ruin, The races lr0m iuiesmxtnre.
10 base their sciios,-npon nciieut aesitens, OF
arua ans supposed termination nf our present.
troubles He who changes bis siea upon victory
or de eat IS but poor soldier for long cam
paign against the mass 81 error, corruption and
crime now thickly spread over and through the
body polite, and % alarming extent iuHuenc-
ing tue action OF the American mimi.
But shall We stand aloof from political alli-
ances and seek ia own way TO assist in the
needful reformation. Shall We rely entirely
upon orrselsesl By 10 means When the great
end in view can be in the least degree promoted,
we should net hesitate to lead our aid and sup
port, bat care should be taken that no uncertain
Let me speak plain Our political afiiaity
Is unques,ionably with the Democratic party. and
ii that organization goes boldly 60 the work,
standing firmly upon IL time-honorei principles.
maintaining uasullied is integrity. Il j. safe TO
presume that Il win receive The IN raj and physi-
cal support of this wide extended association
The great boast cf the Democratic party has
beeG. that il has met and beaten back the party
of Capitalization since tie formation of the
Union, aud although il las never ordained any
principles IA regard the status Of the inferior
races. il has at all times strictly adhered TO the
doctrine of making il purely local matter and
leaving Il TO the States by the exercise of their
reserved powers, % regulate il ~ domestic in
stifutiou The maintainance OF this doctrine in
its iatendmeit aud general operations, must be
satisfactory 10 the entire brotherhood Let no
Que say will thus bo suhservient to a party.
rather will We be subservienf 10 the demands of
our country add the cause Ia which we have en-
listed
There need be no apprehension that war OF
eoeycon will be continued by Democratic ad-
mi.s.fation II placed in control of public affairs
for with the experience Of tho present one. which
has for three wears. with the unlimitei resource
of eiglreen millions of people in men. money
ane ships, won nothing but Us own disgrace and
probable downfall, IL IL not likely tha, another
If it values public estimation. will repeat the ex
pertinent.
Neither have We any reason to fear that the
Democratic party. In shaping the canvass of
1864. will go ont of is way To insult Eve hup.
dred Thousand Of those whose votes ere necessary
81 It's success Let rather incline 10 the be
lief thu: al the elements of opposition can and
sill be uuscd with no sacrifice Of principle or
maj. hood. 10 ceush out this Que ia power
=, mere change - men will avail nothing.
wiutnt corresponding action. Men, statesmen.
nnl srxccutive officers. exhort people to patience
ufif E.aa
raj slsurpation. yield obedience all i,e demands.
In i.e estimation OF the membership of this or
gaa cation. such men aud such governors. be
thevof what patty they may. must bc regarded
a. eeemies To- good government. | trust NV
he IAtdonei II give "a lcw examples 10 illus
tfhte.
Il this people cannot excuse the Federal *
ecutise for esaealhg undue aud unwarrania,la
poser toward breaking down their tights. derived
ifuW the force OF their State governments. how
IA ~ they pslaie the onsnae OF Governor Se,.
muur Ia violating bic obligations IN siiesing II
~ A. dune IN the gteat State of New YORK.
TUT Governor becnnrs accessory after the fact.
audta alike worthy oi public condemnation. ID
fou eli TIE u u neeesalts o. thus subsesse the
Washington usurperf la uod's name do not toll
me that u Il hocessli, ~ 30 forsuafn 10 violate
The plainesi provisions of the Consultation. a.
eonslFn people - = elasieh subsetsiency IA the
will of one mAn. You ms tell mo That II IL
rather = necessity TO rita np plare. ave. 10 give
up lite itseli lleeaose the panlshsnss,t Of those
vtinlea against law and the peaple bong lm-
ree.hmeni, aud lodged with legislative bede..
tha,wi Dot execute Il. they arc. nevertheless.
oIieenea, and wlll be adjudsed hereafter. when
healthy restraints oi law shalt be demanded 90
protect life aud property.
The DemoefeeY at H. lana. too. have made a
eulrHi ~ ilseli 4 Senator. hs the mean aud
enhli mplho action ~ "A majafiy at the u \.
aenle. eaa Vsanslails and aalelau-ls expelled
iramihla sest The Legislature plsinl, soaai.
eser IA The insult Ia the State and the bsst,. nv
leahlnr - felufu him again, Again. eus cher
she NellHhdfham loaide. w. exile not go munh
~ tie Power of islneon. Ne he demanda ~ lhose
whe fe controlling. az did control the Doms
efaiH party II that stlie
These lhlngfate ol The pat, shall hes be 10
peaitd ~ The iaturef The great fess h. thai
the. will he, 80 long - this huabest ~ civil var
shlll eaniuuu IL lulfllt, olhefalso senslhlo poo-
pie. Ms advice 60 you j.. look veil a. the sa.
tguan ~ men. upun shom sou det0l,e the
uni Ion 1T leaders This L ~ time 10 l,nl fs,.
Na',l inca Nho iske c1Ghsel ~ their leuts
VIII tie ektstisu ~ ~ unaanbe1 slsht--aa
Halinnabr, a. lHhuflioi. . eptntfutoss tleln
lead - fntncif VIII opposition a. usuf1sfs. -
lltl4tsfs, = tifsfta, Nho have hlultu assn tn
shsluefd. Il life snd p.,perty. led "a ~
it,tp h 80 sseape. save Ia dlshsauf. aud the
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