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

The Boston JDutnal, ynce "a very TAR paper.
aud no, vet wholly demon ,iizcd by bad a-socia-
tons. prinIs. amons great deal more OF very
low language. the following remarks. which
highly improper, shall proceed to
show:
Gas isys 90 Noaiusas Corrsnns Ap'ss.-fhere L. al,
Old pfovefb which, ia form. - common 20 ell
tsns-''u IL vile bird thai fouls it, nest" The
sentiment from which II springs relates TO family, place
ofnativy, and country: an when man l. heard TO dc
fsns parents other Relatives 4" deny his
Kindred o. place bh aud traduce his country, those
who are co. nzani a his bacneks are prepared learn
OF any enormty which may be charged upon him, and
look well a. security OF their pockets. man may
bc guilty 81 treason 20 hts county, base A. the act
while h. boncss will psriaks OF .oa.ibne 81 hcrosn
but there y lover depth 81 basencrr, which 10 usually
designated a. mean OF sneaking. Who would not ad.
nre Bensd'ct Arnold Jrii Davis other bold trait
IN TN sn"sking trsducerf There have been
numerous striking instance. u TITS soft II character IN
The history Il this country within few years aud
withdrawing the strong national feeling Developed in
defense Of the nations honor the vile sneak crops out
III New York Journal q Commerce has recently
opened thu subject arsh by detractions OF New Eng
land. To do successfully, Il be-. ins with the r,mars
NE steidiasy sei faces against all tendencies TO
prsise er.t,cise OF the couutfy the
pess of other scciiOu TO elevate state Of the
Union by comparison with other states. such sectional
The journal OF Commerce established by New ing
Isnd me It's 20 be hoped, Tor the honor 81 New kng
land, AMI not sss Tor hnman " that there u no
CONNECTED with v Who l. native OF New kns ind. had
New EaSiant anscstry The occasion az tue remark.
he annual celebration II the New England society
ia New YORK. When ths Journal OF Commerce hall
the gatherings Of tue lnsb, British SCOTCH snd
mum. rou, othrr societies la Ses lor., whose annual
festivals held Tor the purpose - Seepins kindred
feeling for the perpetuation cf the reembFsnces ~
the lad OF their birth thea may H. comments IT,
Tor uaucng the character OF New England peopl,
But ~as, should be the Boston Courier. Which
chuckes she foglnrss % IT, New York cptem rary
and dsl his to show thar New England CONNIE &C and
New England mel once engaged IN The lave trsdei
There oeeason TO show that there have been
srne a, VII" mlde noue' dsrepntahle bHsinesr,
that there are a - who vins upon tho pro
eesds II such IA gotten wealth. &c &c
We should be glad { our dtccs Oh New Eng
land. which have not qute finished A. yet
IN ght have the effect OF reducing lhs BID taste
arrogance aud disconr,esy which cltsrnrierixes
such articles ~ the above IL l. precisely this
oveTw csuing self esteem OF tie radical men ia
New Englsnd that meets 10 be corrected Good
sound New England men ashamed OF IL. IL
il somew hat ABUSING illustration ut the char
acter OF the New England radical that while
various newspapers are publishing the astounding
evidence OF the demon tlktton of Boston a. ia
Jictted b, the horrible state 1T things in their
public instisutiOus. the boston radical papers
make M reply: but our remarks on their Puritan
ancestors ,tir up the bitterness OF their and
produce such uutruthlul articles a. this from a
paper once dig nihed and courteous. This ind
Gates the re .uliar kind OF pride OF ancestry which
~e seek to curb New Englandcrs OF this class
are the curse % New England TO ds, - we'll -
a nuisance Ia other parts OF the country, trading
every where Ola the cie,ili { their Puritan au
cestry. aud cndeavorins 10 iOist ou the whole
country. - OF Puritan origin. lot ct new 10
tons well dt,cd to 6ll their own pooke,s or to
give opportunity Tor heir tongues 10 uik. a
noise
We must Il -eems. explain to the comlaeh,il
sion Ut the Boston Journal that We have not cen
sured' AMI DO hot cen.urc the gathering. 0 li.h
British, scotch. or even OF New England Spcie
ties Ia New York We cummeud. encourage
and rejoice in them al There wa- time When
Il al. pleasure 10 attend the gatherings ~ tie
Mes England ; 'cicts But since il has ttkru 80
Insulting representatives, OF other socieiie- and
devotes lts meeting esfe'isli, Ia vain lofiuus
boasgiug OF the superiority Of IT, member mon, ;
sLd ancestors uv.s AZ TIC res ot lie country. a
has ceassd % Toe pleasure Iil-h aud Scotch
aud Bftl-h socssues do not Ia all Aai.ricau. b,
boaslag OF the superior birth 1T their members.
nor Irink ,osst- 70 the uiumph ~ tie peculiar
institutions OF their -uce,sur. over chi, = eat
coanTy. IL = only New England RADICALS hat
have The impertnenee TO come among us Va New
York Nth these self Qualifications.
We are slsd o. ace thst he New England rad
icss feel tie effect Of our exposure Oi thrir folly
IL would comport better With the old character
ct the boston journal tor truth AID ioi pstriot
ism II 4 should tell u readers that We have pub
li.hed 10 ''detfaciious az New England !" out that
&c have clearly anf indisput.bly proved the ig.
notance ~ the wiiliul misstatemenis ef Mr.
sumner aud the Nes England Society about he
principles OF their Puritan ancestors We chsi
lenge tie Boston Journal, aud al New England
r.daeali.m combined. To disproye our statements
concerning ,he chsr,cfer. lass aud practices Of
the PuriIinS.
What j. fann, about all thi. - tue special
claim thai these New England radicals set up 20
tbe custody Of Puritan reputation. Ist not