Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26
Il in their s,taehnsn,

OutT 10 lTlfuot sl4AliAtk ~ AlGI hthaeNutHt
from motives both o. interest and sympathy
"If through the ~ umsntality Of The United J
States, 4 Republic should De reared AID ~fostered
on the frontiers Of France or Russia, would these
nations be Indifferent 20 the event and accept
the situationf UnqGestiopAbly not. Fer simi
lar and more eogeut reasons the United Ststes
cannot suffer the Establishment OF the confines
Of their territory of = monarchy created ard
maintained by foreign arms.
The United States have DO more co operated
in safe guarding and perpetustng republican in
s~tltstions 10 Mexico than the diminutve States
Of Genital America. who have thought il suff-
Gent 20 protest against this intsriersDce and en-
croaehmeni on the part Of European powers.
Bot What may seem a matter OF satisfaction to
The pride Of these States cannot be regarded in
that Ugh, by so great and formidable q nation ~
the United States The question at issue cannot
remain long in suspense; he United States must
pursue one course or another-eiths TO interfere
actively in behalf OF republican principles and
against the French occupation Of Mexico. or to
recognize Macmillan and eoneeds forever 10 Ea-
ropean nations the right CT an armed intervention
10 the domestic concerns Of the Republics Oh the
Continent. Let the United States make tae sac
ri6cs, for they will then at least be spared, 10 the
eyes Of the world, the ridicule and modification
Of not possessing the requisite energy to handle
and settle a question Of permanent interest to
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bly, on their side T"
= address You, my friends, not az q party man.
TIE time is pregnant with issues in which are
involved the fate Of races, of the government Of
the nations Of this continent, and possibly those
Of Europe. The most stringent stickler for
party organization, as the means Of continuing
power in the hands OF party associates, il be Is q
patriot, will embrace all parties TO restore the
conceptions Of the fathers Of the Constitution in
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Democrat of the Jefferson Jackson type Re
publican Of the Lincoln Johnson stamp. The
War Democrat and the War Republican who
united in our armies to follow the Democrat
Grant TO the Geld, 10 assert the cause OF the
Union under the Constitution, and to fqht Il out
on that line, constitute the party Of men who will
combine in the ranks OF civil life. and | hope,
under the lead OF Andrew Johnson, to make
our people one people. of a race OF one CON-
plexion-our country one county under n homo
geneous Constitution. will be found an hum
Bile follower in that rank and file. Those who
have been most pEomInent and ardent in The
war for the Union, now that the triumph is
achieved, will be the most assiduous in binding
up the wounds. Now that the sword has done
its work in cutting the cancer from our Consti-
tuition. which was eating into its whale. those
who welded IL will the more strenuOusly insist
on the removal Of every morbid root, lest the
- OI ASIt"t1s 1A1 CFt may OC hsaiCls
They are not friends to the Anglo-Saron Con.
stitution who would mingle with its life blood
that which i 10 come from the veins Of a people
whose thousand years of indurating African
slavery has only been softened by centuries oil
seryitude here. Loud applause They are not
friends to either race who would shut up the two
nations, as different as black and white, as equals
and competitors for everything that brings even
the closest kindred Into strife The attempt to
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erDmsnt created by himself, for himself, by
giving the negro the right of suffrage to control
1t, aided by the power Of Northern States to
make the attempt effective, would be the begin
ming OF new civil wars, extending beyond the
limits of the last. They are not Republican:
who violate the plain letter Of the Constitution
to compass an object SO fraught with danger to
tree Government IN all sections of cur country
so certainly to the destruction of the unhapp,
race for whose benefit the proposed renovation is
said TO be intended. They are not Republicans
who would exclude from Congress the represen
tativss OF the South to compel their States to re
sign their constitutional rights and receive
dictation from the North. They are not
Republicans who propose TO strip the States
Of oac-half OF the Union Of the right
OF self government and convert them into terri.
tories, TO receive law from sister States, executed
by their soldiery. They are not Republicans
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condemn without a trial. and connscate the land:
and inheritance OF the master on the pretense oil
sbsenteeism OF the owners, and put the freedmen
ia their places. Applause They are not Re
publlcans who consider the white race Ct the
South u conquered foreign people. who have no
rights except those given by the conqserer. Nor
IL ne = Republican who holds that differ euces
growing out OF the abandonment Of the originaI
principles OF the Republican party, marked 10
this later programme Of its leaders as "little diff
ferences" that may be discussed, but tolerated,
to enable tse party acting on them to hold the
power they have grasped- This is not a new
idea promulgated at 7 onkers By the Senator from
Massachusetts, a few days since. IL was once
characterized by a much greater Massachusetts
man than himself as the Cohesive power OF pub
lie plumber Laughter and applause | do
not belong TO this new party Of Republicans, bat
TO that inaugurated at Pittsburg, reinforced at
Chicago. and which concluded its great mission
in the Presidential election of 1854, and in the
consummation resulting from the war-the uni
ting of the whole Confederacy Of State. under
the national egis. Cheers