Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24
WHAT WILL MILTON sTAPP SAY!


Vinton attorneys.
These are Of the same species of spectators from
which sprung Bot Smith Of the Journal; and who
90 about the country abusing the New York Herald,
because in is powerful money articles their villain
cs are exposed and laid OPEN They generally
sail Under the cloak Of remarkable regard for rei-
gion, the better impose upon the virtuous while
they practice al sorts Of crimes in The reach Of hu-
man vilainy. Most of these men tell the wings that
they once Z" Loco Focos," but they found that
party opposed 10 her Interests, that they
A Duty TO JOIN Tns wHios!!i
From, tie .It,c York Herald.
ANOTHER DrFALcATIoN-SwAnrwour
AWAY, OR WHAT voc PLEAsE.-Ihc devil is still
busy among the fnancicrs. AerTil b. Sherwood,
we now learn the best authority, left the coun-
try with a fine young lady not his wife, IN the ship
Renown. Mt philadelahia bound for Hamburg.
This distinguished man got mp the Erie county
bank, swudied the state Of Indiana ont Of $40 eco
purchased tie Dry Dock bank, made president.
then resigned, and is now out OF the country with
ms paramour, leaving his " lie and children IN Buff
iao 70 shift Tor themselves
There is model for inancier for you. Don't
split your sides. Satan.
Cf the Indiana stock, ne sold large quantity to
the North American trust Company. H. June last.
Il requisitIpn was procured of Governor Seward, to
deliver him up 20 the authorities 81 Indiana. As
soon as Sherwood heard oit1is. he went to New Jer
sey and sku.kcd. Nhe another requsltlon was
preparing for the Governor of New Jersey Sher
wood went TO Phiadelohia procured some foreign
gold, and embarked withou, passport. lis broth.
or IN TINS city Afterwards procured passport from
the Secretary of state, and sent 1t privately after
hm 70 Hamburg
T. is supposed that Sherwood has taken with him
s2oO.to0, The proceeds Of all the Indiana bonds,
equal 10 halt Il % lion.
Thus is the fnancier ungowncd. lie belonged 10
the same cliques who dcuouuce the Herald for inde
cency, immortality and falsehood. lie was saint
and hater Of our money articles Why Because
they told too much truth
DARING ADvEvrrRu.-it the last term of the
Madison Circui, Coart, william Iiarris was con-
vcted Of the crime Of perjury. and sentenced to the
state prison for the term Of two years. The cti-
zens Of Andersoltown few days before the sitting
Of the Court, to force the Commissioners to erect
new Jail, pulled down the old one, which who'll
ly insufficient. Harris, the prisoner, therefore
confined in the upper apartment, Of the cuPoia of the
Court House, and strongly guarded below. During
the terrible storm on Friday night, the 18th inst.
he cut his irons off by means Of case knife which
he converted nto a saw. and passing out at an up
per window of the cupola, about 60 feet from the
ground, DESCRIBED the lightning rod on the outside
during one OF the most terrible thunder storms ever
witnessed in tLs country. His wife, who had shar
cd his confinement. Kept dark till morning.
FIRE.-On Tuesday night last, we believe it was.
the Hotel known the 80 mile house." in Bridge
port, and kept by john Ballard was totally destroy
ed by fire. 1t originated, we are informed, by
carclessly leaving burning candle. Its fortunate
discovery by person at work in the steam mill be-
fore 1t had made much progress, the means Of
saving the lives Of its inmates. We understand that
there no insurance.
To THE Local PRrss OF IaDrANA-It would
greatly facilitate the obtaining of election euts if
our contemporaries would use Il little more exertion
in collecting them in their immediate ycinites ard
forwarding them to the Offices in this place. They
should give many of the adj,nng counties as
posi- we'll as their own. This being a cen
trail point, with mails from all directions, such a
course would enable US to send tack 10 them the
tohoie returns in a much shorter period which would
be an accommodation to all. VIII they think Of it,
end do in future
a. The Indiana Journal thinks if the people
should elect any candidate but the one mentioned
in that paper, it would give fatal stab to their
party" We not aware that the coming cleo
lion is to be made party contest ; and if il We're,
We not sangune the editor OF the Journal,
that it is to = stab" the NJ! z party Don flare up
so, my dear fellow, if it is natural
L. :. BANK.-Every wing press in this State
with one exception, has committed Itself IN favor OF
L. :. Bank. We hope, If ever the question should
again come before the people, they viii bear in
mind this fact. Before the Presidential election,
not one of them drrcd to make it the issue. The
Wabash Courier the leading wing paper in the
State expressly repuiiafed that issue ana many OF
is followers joined in tie chorus
DrsGRAcrruL.-The members OF the last federal
why legislature Of Connecticut at the adour nment,
stole - volumes Of the statutes, Tumblers, Ink
stands, Letter Fo!der-. Registers, stamps, Sealing
Wax. Paper. Gulis. Penkuivcs. Steel Pens, sand
boxes, &c &c. belonging to the State, besides TAX
ing pay for fcrty-onc days, when they only sat
twcnty-six and half days Verify this is federal
reform!
RrrrAL.-What is there about repeal that SO
frightcns the federal whigsl Why did they not
condemn the late President on that ground, or are
they ignorant OF the fact that While in Congress in
1919, he voted for the following resolution
Rcsoircd That fhc committee me judiciary
be Instructed 10 report on 10 REPEAL. III act en-
Mled an aci 10 Incorporate NE subscribers 10 ne
Bank et'tte United Stafos passed in lSlo.
EVru,~crc rur,hor of onr cxchanrps still