Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
THE sEl1STIN Ell.
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WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 1. I'll.
TUE VINO, OK FEDERAL PAErY


TUE WHiG, OK FEDERAL PARTY
should any person. federal or democrat, AZ.
eiop, a an exercise 70 his Ingenuity, 20 give he
s'fssnf po'hia" Of The federal Wing parry, Judging
irou tie comrleNioue o. The different, and the
different compilations OF tie same, federal papers,
- would te severely lafsssed in making up hi-
mind a. 70 an explicit averment. 4 copy OF me
y. i x refs j now before us, from which w
make few extracts. IN AN editorial. lie editor,
atef abiding 10 &c bide-and-sccl." coufsc o.
ID. wls party lJt alwaye " glowing" even when
"a danger. aud expressly condemning d; and
after chewing hat there /, great danrcr OF their
being w Yor- ia tho succeeding election. re-
coumcnd- the lo'.oW Hg
on project is 10 more nor less taan iilis: %
lot Sac Convention sometime in the F..i, for
ne purpose o. t&in- npon general Tine Of pCllc'
for ta- his o. th.s Sfate-io a-cerraiu she True
situs ION oi the politics OF each inquire
INTO the Causes Of discomfort with the g.. OF az
p'sing reneds-to Z "a our uh1f acfite aud i'.fp
c1itaf men, oho hare been coHspicuoYs an me hue
coaieis hare teta thus ffr ortriookrd. and 70 MAKE
=. IT. d then justly apyreci1ted. H. saoT
- axe a. those measures for cOnchlaiion aud re-
.orn which now much needed in The Wing
Finy. Il - policy 81 our leaders has not peased
lie Wig parry. hen let them select Others.
Ware = Daniel weh-,e,i rhi- oil fed. wants
10 ind our what active and alentnl men, Mo
fare teen ccvsPcCous ia ne late confeIts have been
thus iir overlooked - that -, have TOT been dp-
r3ir'ed % office. These must have an office. CT
they vii quif he party @ Hvpocrsv o False
hood SHINE !. Daniel Webster. wac YOU seri-
Gus ia your constitutional edct 10 d-franc hise
hsemen and car sou lock upon this assertion.
" 70 make i point 10 see those justly apDr, cat
ed 9" wao have been conspicuous IL the late con-
tesis,' sounded IN your ~ your leii-hand
nam, and nor rebHke IL You Will rot you
ne.er intended but TO humtug and deceive the
coaauy. Age. 70 ter,y les if you could accom-
18Th il.
This hyFocrlsY and deoei, Is not the only Thing
ia, attracts attention IN iAe same paper. We
wish TO give the opinion Of one OF the editors.
Brooks, wu'ng tom Washington, the day after
ie Wing Phalanx was attacked by ths Spartan
land OF Democrats IN The Senate. After ln,e
'etiCge,y tie writer adds:
There are a. good Wings in tho Senate as
there are thr Union, Ut unfortunate, here are
n)f UblSs enough Here p carry all If the nea-
sHfes ~ TIE rs. However relucian wema,
be- 10 auige 80 0wledge OF this TACT u must to.
reached a. iast. There are, ia an uea-U.s-,
mor' opposition Senators than there are Admins
uaflon Senators. II result viii prove go upon
r..
upon tn b tom ,ne House tor the Distribution
OF De- PuoHc lands"
Go gran, Thar the writer's fears prove rue
Bli hc -eeu.s inclined 20 think that the Oh +, d-
vh o. ale 10 y hip some southern unruly wings
uto lie traces comp etey a. Clay has harness, j
our Senators from this state. IL says. his mos,
ardent hopes now rest with the House OF Repre-
a,n'aiive~. Beg ming, de nero, there. w n hank
JET. think bill may be framed unexccption-
a1'e j. charac er. though haeed upon princi-
peso comurou,ise." THIS i begging the question
4 Claw Tor he woud undoubtedly sooner see an
end the Union, than play second fiSdle TO
Tyler. Yet n the writer's - most ardent hopes"
are caEsutnmaiel, this Will be The case. Henry
Gays bill, without which lac cannot succeed in
lis scheme tor the Presidency, Will be defeated,
! Tyler hernia l.roi.te fastened upo the coun-
- to favor his re election. The writer confesse-
however, hat he sends = but the bright eide' OF
the picture, and We si at TIA time, july &C. re-
tain hopes that The swindling monster may be de-
fea;cd IL one way or another. Ii President Tyler
would secure the honors for after and present fame
10 which his heretofore republican course connect
ed have entitled han. he VIII throw himseliin The
breach. and by his rsfo place himself, in i,nmor-
ta.ty. on the Same platform wl'h Jefferson, a
Madison, and Jackson and 10 name shall be
more b.is hty enrolled on the escutcheon OF fame
than JOHN TYLER. Should he fail 10 do 20
dep aud damning Disgrace, in words o; fire, Will
obliielate his former acts and at the came time
shinc out in bod reiet. John Tyler. the who
Lived his party more 'han lis country.