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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21
W est's majority, 23l
BLOW UP OF TIE CABlNET.

The Madsonan of the 18th, says that it under
stood that "Messrs CRITTENDEN and EwING had
given the President notice of their intention to
sign, and that it was "rumored" than Mr.. BELL
and Mr.. BADGER would follow the example; but
that the Secretary of State and Postmaster General
would remain steadtast at their posts. which they
have filled with much honor and general favor
The Globe of the day says II learns that the
following nominations I'LL vacancies IN the CabI
net were sent IN TO the Senate that day.
WALTER Forward, OF Pa First Controller o.
the Treasury. Secretary Of the Treasury.
john Mclean, of Ohio, (ofthc Supreme Court,
Secretary of War.
JuDcE UrnER, of Virginia, Secretary Of the Ma
Wy.
Hucm 5. LrGAnr. Of South Carolina, A,torne,
General.
IL is said that Granger has submitted his case
to the decision of the Wing delegation of New York
who have advised his resignation. CHARLES 4
WIcKLHFE OF Ny, is spoken OF as his successor
The Globe publishes and comments upon the let
tiers of Crittenden and Ewing, communicating then
resignation of Office to the President. Ewing abus
es the President like Pickpocket." We shall
probably publish his letter in our next.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21
THE PEOPLE ARE FREE +.

Thanks TO the noble minded, whole soulcG people
of Marion. Their hearts IN the right place. Man
fully have the independent ysomanry of Marion
vlndcated themselves Couraeeously have they
shaken the yoke Of oppression from their shoulders
No longer will they have ironfooicd luuto astrde
their necks Men, tRdepeHdeH men, Of all parties,
have put their seal of condemnation upon the unholy
coalition Of the moneyed aristocracy which was
grinding them TO the earth, and have spoken in
tones deeper than heavens majestic thunder, WE
WILL BE FREE. Our opponents, said the or
gan of the Junto, keep out of sight the true issue
Il National Bank. What say they now Charges
false and foul have been made-fllsc issues ten
dercd-but the people Of Marion have given their
verdict; conscientious verdict. The tables of the
money Changers have been kicked over and the pco-
ple thanks To their love Of honor and honesty have
slain the great dagon of corruption. We have no
further room than to record their glorious verdict.
Though not official. the following returns may be
relied very the truth in figures
!otonshiPs Hest dem. HlmamaR, ,ohig
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21
CONGRESS-.

On the 18TH the Senate was principally engaged
in Executive business. The Globe says, that at
s O'Clock p. m. when that paper was put TO press,
the Senate was still in Executive session. and that
it was reported that TIE nomination of Mr.. EVERETT
as Minister to England had been confirmed and
that of Bella Badger, the great 'pIpeayer,' as an
officer of the Custom House for the port OF Philadel-
pha, had been rejected.
The most interesting pa.t Of the proceedings o'
the Souse, resolution offered by NJ. Stanley
authorizing t.s Postmaster to employ horses ana
carts during the recess. The House held an even
ing session. and at o'clock, without quorum, ana
without any question before it, Mr.. Mars;'I oil NY,
speaking against the President, and IN favor Of
National Bank.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

BASE or IRE d. S.-The efforts Of the Direct
ors of the Bank OF the United states to Tesnscitate
the institution have now after an homes, and
earnest trial proved uneva.iirg. The Yast iade5t
edness OF the Bank and The increasing urgency Of
creditors OF every CAS- have finally forced the d.
rectors 10 abandon formally all projects Of cenilnu
concerns. Tesui, which has been for time full
ly anticipated We announced Saturday that
the directors had made general as gnment oi as
sets o. the banH TO iye guecs. he ass .nmcut
however, is 10. general. although y Includes the
great bulk Of TIE property oi the bank !. is dated
the 9Th INST. and enumeratcs property e. every &C.
scviPton ihe following stocks not previously set
apart as security Tor Geots here or abroad are set
down 10 schedule 10 the assignment, but not
assigned, Being held almost valucless
cumberland Valley Road. 1929 shares Frank
lin Railroad, 2t220 shares Somerset and Cumher-
land Turnpike, 1000 shares; Sunbu-y and Erie
Railroad 52:3 shares Johnston and Liyonier Turn
nike, geo shares Wrigh'sye York and Get;ys-
BURG Rail Read. 2O0O shares Warren and Frank
lin turnpike, SEQ shares; Warren Turnpike. 600
shares Washington and Pttsbusr Turnpike, 300 ;
Roseburg and Mercer Turnpike. POD shares; Phil
adeIphia Rail Road, 30 shares; Union Canal, ii
shares; Erie Salt Company, > shares; " llIams-
port Bridge Company, 300 shares Ioncngalsa Nay
gaticn Company, 1900 shares.
Respecting the propriety Of the course now adopt
ed by the directors there can be no couai. The
pcnses of the Bank VIII. OF BE- greatly rednc
ed, and there VIII be the better chauce of ssvin the
effects, which still remain, from sacrifices for par
tal interests
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

A subscriber IS very anxious - know the cehni-
ton Of s-siraJIin -" word have used descrsp-
tive Of the wise heads q the Journal. lie is IN
doubt probably, IN consequence Of our adoption o.
the JUgaEy Niger oTihogfaphy-as beng most
suited to the taste and capacity Of our neighboFs
The correct photography IS cymtgg. by which tern
a squash is known Virgins. II Is derived fFon'
the Greek cyme or oyma, literally. sprout. par
tcularly of the cajLoge. which latter. with little
poetical license, may be made to denote cabbage
head. The applicability Of either term TO the gea-
fuses of the Journal Will not be disputed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

VINO TELLS "ScoRcHING FALsrnooD We
have had notes for some time past, showing that
three cut OF the four officers of the indianapolis
Branch have been and still are buying paper and
making advantageous contracts for themselves, with
the customers OF the bank, who made to believe
that il is a bank transaction Even the boy who is
employed to smoke cigars and read newspapers at
from to 800 dollars year, some time past de-
tected IN buying note AT handsome shave OF re-
spectacle mechanic of this place, who made to
believe the bank had bought the note. Some of the
directors scolded little because the lad was detect
ed, and he has taken the advice of the man near
him, and has not been found out but we have
something to say hereafter. Two other officers
have been large owners of stock. They have bought
and sold it and used their funds in many other ways
with the customers of the bank, than buying up de-
precated paper, and holding it till they could fol-
low some unsuspectng customer down street. who
had sold bill or drawn money on deposit, to get
him TO take scrip Illinois money for State paper
which had just been paid out to him.
The extravagant salaries of these officers, their
buying and sein; stocks, then, rejecting, or caus-
ing to be rejected. paper which is presented to the
bank for sale, and then buying II themselves sc.
we hope the new directory to be elected viii look
to- and the resident Of the State Bank Will expose
in his next examination.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

The Ohio Statesman says thot Bentiy. the CASH
Ter Of the German Bank Of Wooster. which recently
exploded has been one o; the most reckless and
relentless wing s;umpeTs in that Siaie--he was a
great leader in the hard cider and coon-skn carons-
ais and denounced in nc most bitter terms tire Sub
Treasury, peaaeHfiary clause and al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

The Bank Of the Unied States. through is New
York agents. lessrs George Grswod and Rich
ard Alsop. hls commenced libel su.f against the
Journal Z Commerce, laying tie damages AZ sloN,-
eco. The miserable bansrapt concern las SWIM
died iAe people cni 20 .lty 9ns. ard no~ comes
into court claiming tamages against newspaper
cr :looe9. FA.s, as Bena-t says. beats co-k-
f~.'ing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

WE ARE NOT DONE YEr-Hayrng been charged
by the Bank through their organ. the Journal, with
utterng 'scorching ialsehood,' in relation to 4 re-
cent transaction Of the Branch here, we are not dis
posed TO let them til the charge be fully aud
unequivocally retracted. We have notes ana facts
hand which, when exposed. land that shall be
as fast as time and space permts.l shall shake the
corrupt monster to the centre. We intend 10 show
that the directors have been guilty Of exactng usu-
rous interest which, connected with other transac-
tons, Viii cause them to regret having such mouth
piece as they have.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

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= = aftr il-et fol year sii 4 -
fiitr s tf'afia ~ l ,fia4,
u' iaf ~ fhe count iis I are tn ~ Indianapolis hfv..n
Tie haifs 20 ~ o'ck, \. H. ap oclfk J. 81 ~. s,n.Uest
quarter = rt j.. Ioullp 7 N-ih RAMS, l-i 9 ne
9, fsauf a
Genital ANAL Nhae
i-rs o. .acI I an is ssi quality. M ts-e
wi-4iusf lfr. ia- eaf af ST. themselves.
IEHs iai to- .as. TIE half
SIX aeiuis ffia f.t tl 90 s-ie- AioltsH ItJg hERRF
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

The BRIrIsH CHARrIsTs are in favor Of uni-
versal suffrage, vote by ballot, annual Parliaments
and no property qualification for members. They
are more nearly IN favor of Democratic principles
than any other party in England. For that reason
DO our why papers SANDER them as nfdels"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21
WHO KEPT aouN wooDl

When the Indianapolis Branch Bank went into
operation. the directors wanted 4 convenient house
on y ashlngton street, which they were 10 have so
long they wished. They went to the expense
Of building a vault which cost about one thousand
dollars. in the Of few years 1t became
necessary for the junto, who owned property mp
o,ca, called to arrest the progress Of bust
ness dorH foicn they found II convenient TO take
about thirty thousand dollars out Of bank, and ex-
pend l. another bank building, located IN and ad-
joining their property. In this party move to
arrest the natural increase of business do.On foon,
where The less wealthy classes owned property,
they left their vault and pitched into their build
ing. The old vault and building laid idle until the
notorious John Wood set up his shnplaster factory.
The junto who still controlled the bank. and who
were determined that business should not 60 dozen
fotra, furnished this Tood with the old banking
house to set up his machine to swindle the commu-
nifty. Now the unto and branch bank are to
escape through the smoke their editor and his last
assistants have tried raise about certain broker,
Galpolis paper. and a certain merchant, who, il
is said will take care of himself without the aid of
the junto. We challenge the editor and his aids
to deny that the President of the Branch did not
furnish the building. and the Branch the vault for
the notorious John Wood to carry on his business
and leave it TO the people say, who kept John
W God, about whom the Journal states il published
hard things a great while ago. but noJody toouid
Jeherc him. The editor and his late assistants
better let K be :" They don't know whose glass
Will get broke in this warfare.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

Rr7Reycrrury7 On the BIT q August. the
principle Of reform Nas beaat i-.ly eAni2iioa j"
the senate 81 an amendment 20 the Post otiice Ai-
preparation B.ll. ai.oAing }is Granger ihr'eeo ne"
CLERKS and bv voting s49. 900 - supply ccl,ien-
cv which according l. the statement oi ihs lf-s l.
dent, does not exceed = .a, Geo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

MARyLAND.-W hlggery is the same every where.
When that party came into power III Maryland in
1881 ten years ago, which through the Senate they
have held ever since, the people OF The State were
prosperous and happy, with n SURPLUS in the
Treasury of more than Thiriy.fre thousand Dol
lars. The State presents. under wing man.
agcment, the lamen,abe spectacle of a STATE
DEBT of more than SEVE.N'TEE-N'. MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS! with the people bound in their
person and estates to foreign and domestic shylocks
and fund mongeIs for the interest
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

The following paragraph coy frc,i t.ie 81 Fn-
iclc Of the Times ~ Ag paper published ~ Greens
burgh. It is an exception 10 ,ae wing press gen-
orally, being conducted WITH .ber4y and deceacy.
REwARDro.-1hc editor Of tie Repository was,
on Monday last, appointed school Comn'issioner, TO
I'll the vacancy occas.oued by the death OF Nesly
White We now find ihal every wing editor IN
this district with one exception. the editor ot the
Broo6yc American, mas received reward Of
some c.iice, since the Administration into
power.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21
We'll vote Tor Tyler the refore,
-. q .. J. 81. - a., 49,. .-,.,-o =,
Without a ichy or ioae

This was the chorus Of one of the last years W. z
songs With what proprciy can they low call up
on him 10 resign, and accuse A.in OF having abln-
doncd 'ohig priaciples.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

A new Federal wing paper is soon TO be establish
ed at Washington city by John III. Peasants, late
editor of the Richmond wing, and John ). Gaaher.
The wing leaders are longer content with the
National Intelligencer and the Madisonian. They
can't lie hard enough.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

THE New YORK CASALs.-The actual receipts
from tolls on all the New York Canals, to Sept 80
$40, amounted to So i42, 722 H. The total ex-
penditure of the same Canals, with repairs and
expenses of collection &c, was SO, l73 s22 -.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

4 CONFESSION .-fhe Washington correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Gazette (Wng) says
'.The refusal to lery a duty on TEA and COZ
FEE srilf | FEAR, rcgGer IKE LAND DiSTkI-
BUTTON ACT, ~ SOME DECREE lNoPERA-
TIVE ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21
THE STATE BANK.

nc state Dank OF lnClana is public institution.
bcng authorized by the State Constitution and reg
ulated by law. II not created solely for the
merchant. the lawyer or the doctor. or for people
who live IN fine houses cities and towns.
The State furnished the greater portion Of the whole
capital. Its officers, who supervise It's concerns arc
paid out OF the peoples money for their services in
proportion TO the interest of the State. 1t can be
made eminenily Useful to every citizen By proper
and honest application Of It's but on the 9TH
hand, IT II has fallen, shall hereafter fall into
the hands of the weak and corrupt the people Of
the State viii be cursed by its maladmnstration to
great extent rs she now is By the profligate
system Of Internal Improvements, which, with its
long train Of evils. has been entaed upon the peo-
pie and their descendants for the next hundred
years.
Happily Tor the community. the appointing pow
OF portion Of its officers reserved to the agents
Of the people and happily also, the Bank is sub
jsct 10 examinations and public report of its al
fairs. Successive legislatures Of both parties have
scrutInzed administration, and have found much
to complain Of. The parent, or State board Of d.
rcctors have had continual OF labor in order
to check the eup.diiy Of many OF tie branches, and
prevent the Gsscs Of the bank from being pervcrt
ed to the worst OF purposes. Inc branch at India
napos had long been suspected for rs unwarranta-
able partaties, and the perversion of It's funds TO
the exclusive use Of some Of the wealthiest men Of
place.
Soon after our arrival here, we were informed,
and coed authority, and published the fact, that
DR.. Stpp, VIGOROUSLY insolyent, the same who
built the Indianapolis Hotel, obtained from the
branch here an accommodation OF Sl3UO, granted
by board of directors, part Of whom under
protest; while the applications of farmers and me-
chanics were rejected under pretence Of want of
funds. II was SAID, and we presume it can be prov
ed, that the sole and only reason for this accommo-
daton was, to aid the borrower to violate contract
with citizen OF this place who not fayorte of
the board Of directors. For simple statement Of
tins most gross abuse of power, simply at first
matter of neteS, vulgarly reprlmanded by
the editor OF the Journal. 1t voluntarily perhaps
assumed the defence of the branch and its illegal
transaction. We joined the thus rendered,
and made seven distinct charges for him 70. them)
to answer. From these charges they shruDk thus
I in effect admitting their truth. Since, they have
tried to call rs from the issue rendered by them
selves, and IN their last squibs wish us to dispute
other matters in reference to the affairs of private in
drvduals unconnected with the Bank and Junto.
We know what about with whom we have
to deal and we are prepared. We ask odds.
Their entreaties for false issues are in vain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

In England since the accession of the Tories to
power, there has, in this country among the fed.
wings been regular scramble for places. Already
SIR Robert Peel's residence has been so besieged
that it has not naptly been termed "the new Post
Office :" As in this country, the "conservatve par
ty in England. is split up into factions-the Peel
,.-rtv the Stanley section. and the Buckingham
hatch who all cordially hate each other, and care
for po,hinc Int power and It's "spoils."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

TIE DELPHI ORACLE. il the title Of new De-
mocra,c paper, printed by Mr. James Coleman and
aoly edited by Democratic Committee. II merits
and We hope VIII receive 4 liberal patronage.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

1t Is said that the losses O. the United States
Dam wiil be .f0y-sir mii9as Of dollarf Its stock
is down 10 So for sloo paid in. and notes are at
- cents discount. So much toF the great big Reg
uiato7-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

c. We requested 20 announce JONI HARE
candidate TO I'LL the vacancy occasi oned by the
expiration of the term of service ofC. Scudder.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

\ FIGHT.-A day or two previous to the adjourn
ment of Congress. Wise and Stany had regular
knock down in the House, and in endeavoring to sep
arate the combatants several other members had a
round or two For little while the whole House
in perfect uproar. The result Of the Extra
Session" wllllong be remembered to the disgrace Of
the whg party.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

o. We are requested to announce DR.. JAMES
II. ELLIOTT, as candidate for Principal Clerk of the
House Of Representatives. q.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

~oxr.-The elections in Vermont com
~ for the .,~"mocracy BY slip from
ing IN gorous, " ~ &c .o., -.
the Vermont Age, note ga -. -
democrats to one fed, and large democra..- 80
in the popular vote.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

The New York Courier and Enquirer, while puff
ing the Editor Of the Richmond Wing. dcprecates
the miserable Abstractionism with which Proui-
dence for some inscrutaJte purpose # its o,ca, has
afflicted the country"
1t is certainly not unworthy Of note, that such a
man Webb the god father of the madcrn wing
party, should have at last been made sens Die that
the train OF remarkable events have been d.
rected by overriding Providence, --lotlclhsfgad-
ing he has the presumption to set himself in oppo-
stion to its . inscrutable purposes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

The Western Bank of Rome. Geo. has stopped
payment under singular circumstances At the
SINE moment the cashier. G. ibson, is in New York
driving -four in hand Ike successful financier
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

o. We are requested to announce the name of
Col. T.. VI. BEssoS as candidate for Enrolling Clerk
10 the House of Representatives. Il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

e. Judging from the appearance OF the last
Journal, brother editor Of that print sick. The
few small fbs il contains shall be noticed some day
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

I'VE Do not claim the Bankrupt Bil exclu-
siye wing measure. -.Nai.oaH ifeiagfacer.
What caudor. Ir. in:cligenccr Had corpora
tons been Included ia the bankrupt bi more demo-
Gratis would have sustained it. and II tn pos ssec
the power they would not nave admitted that L
man ough; to De at liberty, and tAen, kept HIM in
rson str na0atas-C A.caso Democrak
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

We perceive that Nh Wise Is ,caominsted at
Washington MIR. Otherwise" Why don't they
call HIM Mr.. Crossslse l--L7u. .toartui.
!, is certain that since be mas EFF the Wings. that
party is fess- E.se-and "a tie Joss ofthe lad
member Ike Uise. re eder.l party may be reg nd
ed as wholly -Hlse and ~ Pretif-atie.-Loa.
.lducriscr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

MARYLAND ELEcTIoN.-The election in this State
for Governor, Members Of the House of Delegates,
&c, takes place on Wednesday, October 9th.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

ALABAMa.-Thc Democratic majority for Gov
ernor is upwards of .ooO-a gain OF 200O since last
fall So much for taxing tea and coffee
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21


The New lora American states that SINCE tie
first Il the present year tAe failures Great Brit
an have accounted 10 ten millions sterling.
Henry w Henderson las been sentenced to seven
years Imprisonment IN Mss, for counieEeiiing the
gold CON.
Parties Is TrsNCssrr.-- Wing majority in
the Legislature CT Tennessee on JOINT ballot vii. be
but two votes.
The nest Legislature of Iowa viii s,ard III Us
Council democrats, Is wings House Il deinocr 4 Is
wings.
The English Me,hodist Conference has decided
that 10 preacher shall silk gown without its
express permission.
\ Coon ToAsr.-hi ate agricultural dinner
in massachusetts,, the following toas: was gwen.
The games Of fortune: shuttle the cards You
will, spades viii always win
ARREsrED.-We learn from tie National In,elli-
geneer that the leader Of the party which gull
~ oi tie insult the President on the night OF tho
l6th ut, has been arrested and held to bail.
The Ex-Hon. Charles T. Mitchell hos pleaded not
guilty to three indictments against han for forgery.
The efforts Of his skiliui counsel Mr.. Graham 10
guash the indictments, have proved unayailing.
1t is said that Genera Washington who was not
the str.c:est o. constitutional causirucss had such
doubts a5ou, -igaing the charter Of the first bank
that he actually requested Mr. Madison 10 prepare
veto OF II which was accordingly done
L. :. SiIvrR.-'Ve are informed that the first
dtposfc Il siiper fran fie mines If the Jif,d S~s
made nj The Mat recently. Il was from Da-
wilson county, North Carnllna The il
rentiie-ous carbonate 90 lead. and L believed that
thc veins VIII prove very productive. be essay
made 1t the mat showed that 1880 parts oil i.e bull
lion contained 9l3 Of silver, and Of gold. Tho
value q tAe ceposltc % $50.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

~ We authorized TO announce WILLIAM
SULLIVAN as a candidate for Justice Of the Peace
fill the vacancy occasioned by the expiration Of
the term of service Of &. Scudder, Esq.