Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23
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INDIANA STATE SENTINEL,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
For 100A.

III Aoo~s
Ane period IN ~. ss.ssrv e "a. nssssa sss h~er
more important ths N. p.sp. sh.uis Be s<vs-<d ofths
principles upcn which Gsrern-uss b.s>< and he
bearing 81 passing events spsn p~l.i sn-si.tiens
We in sh- midst q --rslutiau and th< -ses q BE-
lag made ossrshro~ TIE ess~rBnent ssstssshex sy
the wisdom ssxsciiy an pxinosi-rn q wsshinsssn.
Jeerscs. Madison and their associates and establish IN
I -s..4 .iroas. sv-r-h.as~ins and e-.s-.isse sss-
posi>m- rirfs which have protected n. liberty
Ofths c.tx-i b. struck do~n: 20 -
ehterat-d aud tie Federal = usurp Tie
centred and direction o. the domestic policy and ns,
,utions q the Sssfes- Thi- j. the policy 81 tie Adzui<-
trstiOn party. d. i-saiiE members boldly pr.cisin a.
and ID. ~hch have trsnspires the advent
of ia. present demonstration power ci>sry fsre-
shadow hat such j. its parpoSt.
Such the issue pr~ssn,~i 70 the American people
tits for th- aa-tr.,. the capacity Of fsr self-
xOvern,ri. =, Insisting go'errner, - th- pesfis
Just f,r-faiasrs did opposition - an ariste-
-rac arbitrary AMI kinsly power Sslong bsvr ne pros
per-d aud eoy-i he b-->inss - civil aud rexieus
re-ou. f,ii 20 appreciate their value and nav.
almost fcrgott,n the sacrifices ls which fh>y ~ers
achieved. Power stealing from the many 10 ne
few, and anless he people boldly and nanfay
preseD, crisis sng the governncsf e the many v
become The government Of the f-~ snd instead Of being
the asylum for the oppressed II all nations, eur viii
become oppressive with order. burdens a. tbs
dsspotic
The sESrssI viii continue sdvcoste cd fashioned
Democratic doctrines. beIiering firmly that only hope
Of preserving Republican instisaton. their So
premsey In the administration Ofths government These
doctrines clearly and compr.bensvey forth
following platform prepared by Thomas Jen.rsen the
founder u the Democratic party:
Equal and Justice all men, q whatever state o.
q
Peace. commerce. aud honest friendship with all
tOns, entsngling alliance with hons:
The support Il the State Governments al their
rights, as the most competent administrations for DO
nestle concerns and The sures 6slwArks against ant-re
publican tendencies.
The preservation Of the general government n las
whole constitutional ygor The sheet anchor Of
pesce Al home and safety abroad;
jealous care Of the right Of election ~ the people,
mud and safe corrective Of abuses which Topped
BY the sword q revolution, where peaceful remedies
unproyded.
Absolute scquiescence in the will II the majority the
vital principle q republics. from which there appeal
but TO force the vital principle and immediate parent az
well disciplined sail.i. or hest RELIANCE in ye.s.
and Tor ihe first moments = war; ii regulars may re-
The supremacy of the esil over the military author
Economy IN the pubic expenses. that labor may be
lightly burdsned:
The homes, payments debts. and pr~-sr-
vEtion Of the public faith;
Encouragement OF agriculture and Of lie
handmade
The diffusion OF information. aud srrsgnment of ali
abuses AZ the bar Of public
Freedom az religion;
FREEDOM or The PRESS;
AND FREEDOM OF PERSON UNDER TIE pRDIEC-
Ton OF THE BABEAS CORPUS;
Thi. is a platform upon which every Democra and
svery ciiizsn stand, and II free governmeui-tbe
Constitution and Union framed by the founders u the
Republie-is preserved Il will only be by the sncerssfu
ascsndency of those principles 10 st. administration n
they maintained the voice Of the people viii control
npabe affairs and the blessings of civil liberty
preserved and perpetus;ed
H. time the people should rad The whole world
Is in eommoon and revolutions threaten ether nations
as well The sEsrisEL will give a q uusmsy
OF all general news, and it VIII DC the aim Of the pub
fishers make svalusble and interesting newspspss
in every department. II viii pay special attention 70
State affairs and the central Of the Democrats
party Of Indiana, will every effort sustain &c prn-
cipies. It's policy and it, representative will
be instrument 70 advance the selfish interests al
clques, factions individuals In no way can sounl
principles 5e better disseminated than through the
agency Of Democratic newspapers and Democratic docs
ments. And Democrats cannot better their
than by placing Democrats spaper in the hands
every fsmilyin the State The preudices II politics
opponents would give say n they enlsghene.
a. to the doctrines and purposes Of the Democrats
party. r
large ncrease OF the expenses
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crease the value and interest Of the paper.
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ELDER. HARK NESS x BINGHAM,
indianapolis, ina.