Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28

The following sguf lsn, extracts are the
opening and closing sentences OF paragraph In
the irIonne's editorial remarks on Governor
Perry's message:
:" Gov Perry goes out of his way to exhu me
the bred Scott decision for the sake Of fling al
the Republican party. We assure
him IN all kindness that South Carolina mus,
present herself =; the doors Of the House next
December With words quite other than his on
her repented lips, il she looks to see those doors
fy open 10 her delegation. IL his hardly worth
while. il IS hardly good policy. TO couch petit
ton in words that are an insult to the party
which is to grant the petition, or 10 reject II A.
its DISCRETION"
Il has hardly been claimed heretofore thai
either toe Republican or the Democratic party,
wlien in power. held the Govern ent in its han
so that the grea. functions were performed by
the party The claim here that the Republican
party rs TO grant the petition. to reject IL at
its discretion" is = bad sign of the evil times
which have overtaken the country, aud we feel
vel assured that the sentiment will be repudi.
ated by all the patriotic, men in that party
There are. unfortuna{ely, in all parties, men who
labor solely for power aud the sDoils Of Office
AID TO such men the success of their own side j.
valued because Is brings to them the means OF
exercising the functions and distributing the ps-
tronage of Government. Such men are danger
on, citizens, and especially in tine 'sike The
present. The attitude assumed BY certain rad
cal presses and individuals just now is nelan-
choly illustration Of this The Chicago Tribune
speaks of the war as having been carried throug ID
BY she Republican party against the Southern
rebels and the Northern Democrats, and the Few
York Tribune follows up the remark by telling
| the South that they are TO apply Tor restoration
and peace. not 10 tho Govern ment of the United
States, out to the Republican party, which will
grant or refuse At its discretion
We believe that this assumption will not be
verified 10y the people. Pendent johnson is
apparently acting on the theory that in the great
questions OF reconstruction there Is no divid-
ins lines Of parties az the North. There are
certainly abundant proofs that the Democratic
party sustains him thoroughly, aud there are IN
! questionaoly very many. nearly quite half OF
the Republicans who sustain HIN The remarks
OF the Tribune may be, and ursbably are IT..
tended as threat 20 the President; and in thin
tight they are most iujudicous As we'll a. Inner.
tinent. IL Is probably the Presidents hope
tust bis measures will be sustained by the people
vi the country ~ large, North and South Eas,
and West. without distinction of parties: lie
has received notice, very plain and distinct from
some members OF the Republican party, that he
viii not have their support But ii the Tri.
/ oune assumes that these men are the party. .
and that they eau refuse OF deny What the,
plsase, the assumption is ridiculous II vel
\ founded what has the nation come to- Tn,
coanuy governed by party, and the party con.
sisting ct sumner. Massachusetts, the New York
} Tribune. and lev more OF the same sort
There u prevalent idea that President ICED.
parry 10 sustain him. and that IL IL therefore /.
necessary portion OF every Presidents policy "a
iorm, II ne has not slteady. = party for his owr
7 Support This i by no means necessary though
"s hEhly probable that the mere fact Of sur.
psrHns him vii lead men TO coaie.ce I'm ons
. party bat the present state OF affairs is suct
I ihs Mt johnson has no need 10 look 10 A .pe
cial party organization for the Support of hi.
meesote' II Will probably DE Impossible for :
'.paFty Ia Congress 10 pAss any measures which
be does not Approve. re could Get along yer,
vel fer . vesr 90 come without Any legislation
Al al The people would, aud vii, si1hout
shsho- OF doubt, by immense majority. sus,ai 9
AZ course II characterized by the same wisdom
,nd prudence heretofore displayed IL will there
lore be found that there is = mistake ia ID.
lHoahes ide- that The part, meaning Aessrs
!; 81 nner, Stevens II ga ossns GENUS are the al
mJners OF tue national pardon, or she controller,
OF the national wilt We conf ienily trust 10 "a.
| thorough uaion of patriotic men Of all ua rue,
IN the asc sstion of the country ana the re.tora
leu OF I's prosperity York Josrsal o.
Il De rebel var siel><Sof ~ A abAua amount. a,
3 VOOoOO IL Is held by the citizens of M.
tie aud forms no part OF the CJnfeuerats dsst
pro9eTy
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