Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-01
DAILY SENTINEL,

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placed IL The Constitution, which hu tsea lhs
plla, Ia ell the gleom snd dangers At Ihe pas.
Aud hs mskss practical application Of the sou
umsnl be sas asserting Tbs States asssT
surrendered their tight ia oonlol their o"n
local Interests and affairs This s poser
-hlch .aa not delegated ~ 'he oonsl'u'
zion 10 the General Government, and u has
aot bssa surrendered since The late troubles
Of ,ha country we're ia great measure Brought
about by q portion Of the States in,efposlng o.
ialermeddllng With the local affairs aud interests
OF others Upon this point General snsRuAs
forcibly remarks, a. guide for the futarei
Let each AtAla take care OF lls own local In
tefests aud Affairs. Ohio OF. hers, Louisiana OF
hers, Missouri OF hers, and believe tue beat 70
cults will follow"
Bat 40 fear tia. the splri, OF inIssmeddliug &c
mains II 10 manifested la tha disposition ~
regulate. la fac, control the elective franchise IN
the Southern States, Unless the doctrine Of
State suicide u oonceded-that the States which
have been la rebellion now stand la the relation o
conquered province. 10 the Federal Government
!, must be admitted that each State has the
power 20 regulate the exercise OF tho olectiy,
franchise. This power the States have Away
exercised Senator SgEaEsS. OF Ohio. who on
tertans radical Republican sentiments In lat,
speech thus discussed the question;
"iIave you tho power 10 do IL under the Con
slitu,on OF the United SAtcsg IL Ia perfectly
clear that unless tho powers of the rebel States
arc changed or affected by tho rebellion. Con
greas cannot hx the qualification OF vo,e
within a State. The Constitution provides foI
three elections of President. of Senators aud o
Representatives Tho President IA chosen b,
electors appointed In such manner NJ the Legis
latufe Of the State may elect Senators AZ,
chosen ~ the people of the several Statcs, nj,
tho electors Of each State shall have IN,
qualifications requisite Tor electors NJ the
most numerous branch OF the State Legsla
ture, II anything 10 clear. 10 /. that the franer
Of the Constitution meant that each State sh0ul,
prescribe Who should vote a"
President JoHSsoS. With the Democracy aud
large portion Of tho Republican party. holds ,ha
the powers OF the reIel States afs not changed b,
the rebcllon-lhat q State cannot commit sui
eide II II be admitted lha, tho rebellion Was
rebellion vi States and not OF tho people o
the several States. then OF course IL follow
that the States In rebellion by that act change,
their previous relations with the Union. and be
came foreign enemies II this be 20 jar
DAv. cannot be tried for treason. but In only sub
jet to the recognized laws OF civilized warfare
aud the rebel States must be held aud governe,
conquered prov inces or territories until agair
admitted within the Union Bur lhi. doctrin,
would be suicidal. A. Senator SnERNAs re-
marks; 1T ANYTHING Is clear, II IL that the
trainers OF the Constitution mean, that each
State should prescribe who should vote" VIVA
right. then, have the people OF Massachusetts Of
u Indiana to prescribe who may vote 10 Ten
nessee or Georgia. In this. az IN all other ques
tions which shalt come up for settle nent IL i
beat, as General SHERMAN suggests, to take th,
safe guide-"lhe Constitution, which has ssfey
brought through the gloom and danger OF tn
past" and under that instrument. "let each Stat
take care OF its local interests and afais. Ohio o
hers, Louisiana Of hers. and the best results vii
follow.