Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-04
WHAr raE REPUBLICAN PARTY
INTENDS 1o Do.

The Chicago Republican. the Abolition paper
Of which CHARLTs A. DANA is editor, SAYS 'na'
" the Republican party have a nsiorisy 10 both
branches OF Congress: that that party, With en-
tire unanmity. propose to exercise that power
with that severity which the condition Of the
country demands, and which the bloody rebellion
has made necessary" and that the Republican
party n Congress will not admit to .ha,
body any person vbs does not come under cir
camstances that demonstrate beyond all question
that the political power Of those States the
Southern state.) has been taken away from
rebels. and placed irrevoeably in the hands OF
loyal freemen. no matter rhsiher they are rhits
or blaek"
Thee declarations come from the party OF
freedom it was went to style itself We
read in an old document that Governments de-
rive their just powers from the consent OF the
governed, but leading Republican organs inform
usthat the Republican party In Congress" which
jus, now happens to DE in the msjoritv, will no,
admit any Representatives from the late rebsl
States. unless the polite. Of the persons elected
coincide with black Republican IDEAS, but ifthey
happen to be loyal" men they will be received.
no matter whether they are white or black"
No one can fail to see i, is the intention Of the
Republican leaders TO perpetua,e political power
la their hands no matter at What cost or sseri-
fee to the public Welfare. IL any evidence o.
this purpose be needed !, can be found
ia the lavish expenditure OF ths public
moneys without any authority or warrant in
Law. The Secretary Of War takes possession OF
private property in Washington, not needed for
the public service and agrees 20 pay the owner
81 500 month for It's use He establishes
new bureau in Washington. not contemplated BY
Law. or OF any public necessity, at great coat
An army Of two hundred thousand men 10 kept
In the field at a cost OF halt million a day,
thus swelling our already enormous debt. upon
the ground, VIC suppose. tia, pnbc debt Is q
public blessing" Ia fact, some Republican
writer's are attempting to show that public
debt 10 capita, aud that IL will become one Of tho
sources Of national prosperity II such be the
case the larger the debt the greater the prosperity
but We cant see in that light II an individual
borows from year TO year to meet his accumula-
ting indebtedness. the end must be bankruptcy.
And the same rule will apply to Governments
The Republicans go, iato power through decep
ton; they have retained power through tssrsp-
rcsentslion. fraud aud corruption. and they hope
to continue their hold upon The Government by
the sams agencies Election, are to be held in
short time in Kentucky and Tennessee. but
under circumstance, that will not per
NIT fair expression OF public senti
ment In both States tho military command
ants have Issued their orders. the plain meaning
of which il that only loyal" men-friends of
the party in power must be elected otherwise
there will DO a convenient excuse found for set
ting the elections aside bu. IL this should no. be
done in every case. the Republican party in
Congress" we are told, will not admit any per
sons whose political views at all doubtful
Black kepublicansm. like epidemic. must
have its run. but It's eliminating point will be
reached when the people begin to feel The grind
ing burdens It has been fastening upon them IN
der the plea Of loyalty and preserving the Union