Indiana And Kentucky

Tlie (.oncral Assuinbly Öf' [udiana hns uñiuiimously adoptfcd a series of roeoïutions of which tho foüowmg coutaiu tho liesoh'':(,'rhat 110 iütpntion exists1 on tho part of the peoplc of Indiana to interforo, i'.i :iny way, witli tho laws or doiiiesti!1 n.titutioiis of Kentucky or i:iy othor State, nor is it the in ton tl on of tho Stnte oí' Indiana tliat :uy portion of her resources of eitfaer men or raoney, slml! ever. be employed, cithcr diicctly or indiroctly, in auy aggrossion upan the institutiun of slavery, or any conSlittitioBnl rielit bulongiiig to :my of tho States, lie it fmlher resoked, ïlmt tho pcoplu of Indiana rcnieiubor with gratitude the gallant conduct of Kcntuckians who eame is volunteers anti pourcd out their blood at.ïippoc'anoe, nud at othcr battle-ii. witliin irar l)o!-'li'!-s, to aid in proteo!;;.: the wives wid ch tl dren of lutiiitiriaJK frohl tlie tomahawk and sealping-knives of' sav;igcs; nnd that we ütai.'d rcudy, at the (■:!! of Kentncky, or any other State, to liitl theni as bróthers, ruiativas and frieuda, in' defenso of tbüir homes and firoï;idos ngainst the assaulta oí all eueinifts, espeehilly those wlio, under l!ie tmitorous n'ag of Sduth Uaroiiua, are in open rebtíí]ion agáinst the glorious old fiag of the Uniou. which " must and shall be preKlTVod."