Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24
RELIEF OF TIE PEOPLE.

crsiOncd by tie resignation Of Gen. Robert Hanna.
RELIEF OF THE PEOPLE
Il there ever was time since the formation Of
our Government that the people needed reiicf
Is the time. The whole people see that some
thing be done 10 relieve their necessities and
10 place them in n condition more 10 get ADORE
board. In tins State the people are moving; and
they begin inquire, what has brought Us into this
condit ION Who, with all their pretensons, have
sacrificed the 'nonor and credit of the State I!
And when the people themselves ask these questions
depend upon IT, they must be answered satisaciori-
ly. When they come forward in their might and
demand of their servants an account Of their stew
ardship, hrrd cder and song singing viii not salts
fly them. fair account mus, be rendered. They
toH II, and they VIII have 1t. Vague and indei-
mite charges VII not suit them. Proof VIII be re-
CURED and unless produced, foil aud satisfactory
their verdict Of condemnation viii fall upon those to
whom Il properly belongs
What measures then shall produce rcHcfl On
this point, TIC better judgment of those whom the
people have chosen To represent them. must be con
suited. Should the prayer OF the following petition
be granted and we hope 1t will, such measures us
the Legislature may proper to adopt viii take
effect some months than would be the case,
should that body not meet til the regular day Ii
the people desire relief, the petitions should be cir
culated throug hout the State sgnatures obtained
and forwarded 20 the Governor 1t as early day a.
practicable. This a measure for the general well
fare hence should not be made party question.
Let the people of all parties who lind their affairs in
such state 10 require legislative interference.
come forward and sgn It. y possible harm can
arise from it. Again We shy let US al put our
shoulders TO the wheel and something must come.
The following is the petition
Gorernor = the STATE II Indiana:
Your excelleney being clothed by the Constitution
of the State, It'll power to convene the Legislature
ION Extraordinary occasions, the undcrsi gucd.
citizens OF Indiana, believe that of those extra
ordinary occasions has occurred which calls loudly
for Executive nterpositlon. The country is borne
down with the excessive burden of taxation, and
deep pecunary distress seems to pervade almost
every part OF the State Relief laws for the bene-
fit Of the unfortunate debtor must be passed or thou
sands fths honest and industrious part Of community
viii be driven 20 irrevocable bankruptcy and ruin
Unless there Is some immediate action relief Will
too late TO hundreds whose all viii he sacrl-
feed under the hammer The means OF the farmer
will be much lessened by the failure of the corn
crops and the great reduction in the price q pork
and other staples. With these facts before YOU we
sincerely pray your exceiency 70 issue proclama-
ton convenIng the Legislature at the earliest pos
sible period, that these important measures may re-
ceige tie immediate attention cffhc Legislature.
ne lnulGna journal seems ID DC Ieariul tgat the
people Of this county VIII not according to the
the dictation of the Bank Junio. IL is trying to
the independent wings into the traces, and
holds out Tennessee as a bait Hear it:
The wings Of Tennessee have done up the thing
handsomely. They have set example for their
brethren IN Indiana TO initiate. VIII the wings
Of Marion county do likewise in the approaching
Senatorial contest ,"
Perhaps the wings Of Marion county" would
tho 4. -,
Juntc. But mistake their character IT, for the
future, hey do not endearor 10 please themselves
first
INDIANA DEMocRAT.-We are in daily receipt Of
letters from subscribers to the Indiana Democrat
We only say those who have applied, or who
may apply to US, that have nothing whatever to
Go with the former of that paper and that
the publishers ofhe Democrat have made no arrange
with to supply their subscribers for the
time for which they have oyerpad. We regret, as
much any one, that & IS but
ply with the requests of those who have applied to
MS, without manifest injustice ourselves They
have a legal remedy, If other resorts should fail.
o. If you have got any tn Nc to do, go and do it,
There is nothing we hate so abomnaby 4 loaier,
especially drunken one V no has no business OF
his own, but go from tavern. from Office
10 office, lounglng on chairs, incrrupng those dis
posed work, retailing scandal and talking about
women-as though any decent woman would say
more to them than get out YOU brute" II you
have any thing 70 do so and do H. If not, md some
thing. Ii you have business with business men,
call on them IN business hours, do your business,
and 90 about your business. ''fhem : seuti-
mcnts.'
IMrUDENcE UNPARALLELrD-Thc federal wing
editors now quoting Amos Kendall IN favor OF re-
moyals from ollce man whom, with but two
ccptons jefferson and Van BUREN, has been the
most slandered by them. Why do they do this
Nobody bames them for graspng the ''spoils : but
for their faisehood and hypocrisy.
IMPUDrNCE.-Thc Wabash Courier, not content
with claiming Daniel Webster democrat,
serts that Commodore Charles Stewart Is federGl-
is, This is doubled distilled impudence, and could
come from nobody but Bowling Or sam. Judah. \
fcderaIist who logged more British than
any other man living except Andrew Jackson-a
federast. Well done, Tom What next
Senate of the L. =. of a message from the President
returning the Bank Bill with his objections, sever
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