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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-12

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duce 10 believe that the buinss Of the sad
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-12

Shin Catharne Berg Charleston, Geo eutton-Bsrks X,
! id. Ward. Havana NJ Taylor; Toulon, Rich liuayama
Buck.-ttig Mary Ayei hatch Goree, Sc Ithmayd
Son.-Sobr Ssgsdahock Gould, WiisEington Nc Brett
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
Nr. TyIcY> "sr,hitiou.r

The following paragraph from the =. y Com
mcrcia Advertiser. leading Wing anti Tyler pa
per, Is entitled to the particular attention Of the
people. 1t nea,ralizes al tie charges, made BY
the Cay men, that the course OF Mr. Tyler hal been
Influenced by an overweenag desire for reelection.
Il shows that those charges but mere SANDERS.
and that Mr.. Tyler was aciuated by apparently
homes. and patriotic motives say tie least. Jus
tce alone requires Us TO say tbs much. Listen 10
the Commercial:
This IS one POINT OF NJ. Cushing defence OF
the resident, however. 10 which. justice 10 all
parties. and 10 ourselves. we wish - direct the
readers attention. Mr. Cusb,ng states. explicitly.
that Mr.. Tyler at an early day OF ms admni>tra-
ton. proposed 10 his Wing Cabinet 10 make pub
lie declaration that ire would not be a cand date Tor
ctlon IN l-li--or other words. IN favor OF
the one term principle. But he dissu ded from
this cOlrse by his constitutional advisers. This
fact has heretofore been asserted ty us And let II
be borne in mind that the Cabinet giving that ad-
wee the same which exploded ot Itself IA ut
Of passion last year
Upon the above paragraph the Louisville City
Gazette has the following among other comments.
The "spouter" alluded TO as having made the state
mcnt that mot three days Of the extra session had
Cldpotu Dt4uIc the lhtluJcIs OF tONItceS were as
sailed by Mr.. Tyler's minions.' &c. understand
to be the Representative from the 3D. district,
whom We do not choose to honor much to name
in our columns. The declaration Of Ar. Gushing,
susta med as it is by the Commercial Advertiser,
stamps his statement with positive untruth. We won
der { he viii offer it to Mr. Tyler as a reason why
a certain friend Of his, likely to be connected by
stronger ties, should come into the possession Of
certain appointment next February, which Is os-
tensby sought by another for the use and behoof Of
the first We shall see
Those OF our citizens and our friends in InG
ana, who heard that not three days of the Extra
Session had elapsed before the members of Con-
gress were assacd by Mr.. Tyler's mnions. with
eager inquiries TO know whom they would support
for the next Presidency, ntimaiing that every ef-
fort was made to pump them and to induce them 10
support Mr. Tyler TOR reelection viii see with
what large qualifications they must take the repre-
sensations of the spouers and dcclaimers who have
endeayored to warp and prejudice the people by
these idle tales. 1t viii be seen that the President
was anxious to declare publicly and cOnciusivey
that he adhered to the one term principle, and that
he was advised by Crttenden, Bell, Badger and
Granger, TO make such declaration. They had
not at that time, made all their arrangements -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

Among articles OF inferior importance, the yarIa-
ton appears to have been the greatest IN Ginseng.
The export which in 1888, amounted to only s37 :
600, swelled in l54l, to sl37 900 1t is apparently
a very tr.nng article, but we have known some
persons make handsome fortunes by trading in it.
Do gre array the above articles Or do we
receive foreign goods and specie in exchange for
them! Ii our people have enough to eat, drink and
wear, where is the home market to be made for all
surplus W i'll the feds buy more -four wheat
corn, or any thing else, for the purpose of keeping
it at home In vulgar parlance we might say, -
I'D clear CT it.
Hear what the Birmingham Journal, an English
paper says and then tell US if England receives
nothing but gold, the Indirna Journal asserts.
The British tariff has been lowered instead of rails
ed, and the British paper thus notices the fact
The tariff is working. We have in Blrmng-
ham American hams, equal IN every respect II the
best EnglI sh at j4d per pound and excellent pork
at Id. The prices OF fresh meat cannot stand long
under such competition. In the South OF Scotland
we see the best beef, which, not very long since,
was ID, has fallen 10 81 j, and mutton aud lamb to
Id and 3D.
Farmers, did you ever reflect that our country
'' F"J "a 14S PiOSuSlo Va It's ONH ldOOi SsCiy
thing 1t buys from another country That it is
Impossible to pay for all we import in specie That
every cent in specie IN the country would not pay
Tor one years importations Did you ever reflect
that, inasmuch other nations, also, have no
means of purchasing but the products of their own
industry, if we buy nothing Of them they can buy
nothing of US
Do you not see that heavy duty on foreign ar
ticIes viii necessarily diminish the quantity con-
sumed and consequently will impair, to the extent
of that dimnuion, the foreign market for your olcH
products! Do you not see, tina; if the duty were
raised high to put stop to the CONSUMPTION Of
those foreign products, it would off your fore gn
market altogether
Ought not proposition to put prohbitive duty
foreign goods to be considered and called pro-
position to impair destroy the foreign market for
the grain, cotton and other products Of American
Farmers
Is 1t possible that home market can be created
Tor upwards of a hundred and fifty millions Of dol.
lars worth OF surplus produce yearly, when the pco-
pie already consume all they wish These are
stters for deep and serious reflection. They are
facts and Will stand the test OF time while the
tricks, the receptions ofpariy demagogues and poll
teal charatans like that copied at the head Of tins
article VIII be buried with their authors in merited
oblivion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
THE american sys:eru..,

SNuosLr>G.-We learn from the Boston Post, that an
officer Of the customs Of that port recently seized seven
steel engraying~ which were done in London, and
brought over in the last steamer in the trunk Of of
the passengers. They the hands of the riner,
who had time to take only proof OF each and were
intended embellishments puar literary periodical
issued in that city. These plates smuggled by a
distinguished friend to the protection of domestic indus
try, lately defeated candidate for Congress- whose
claims to a seat based upon his advocacy of high
tariff! Though the public may look upon those
pictures, they invited to ook this picture of the
policy. The Of the smuggler is s g. Coed
rich, better known Peter Farley lie excuses him
self, and will try the plates prudent yankee
should by saying that he didn't know they were subject
to the Tariff tax This may be but ignorance of
the law excuses 10 man."
SEIZURE or WATcmEs-The collector of New York
last week made seizure of about or fifteen thousand
dollars worth Of Watches found in the possession of
Mr. Duncan, by whom they had been Struggled 1t is
said he has been in the watch business number of years
and has smuegled, in the of that time. large in
voices of English patent watches by which he has reaped
handsome ortune-some say fifty thousand and others
hundred thousand dollars He made false entries
committed no perjury-and always struggled the same
description of wachos-a kind which no other dealer
could get.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
Runaway slaves.

The planters and other citizens of Maryland, Nir-
GINA and Kentucky have sustained great loss dur
ilg the past season by the running away of their
slaves. Many of them have not been taken or
heard OF. though liberal rewards have been offered
for their apprehension. The slaves probably re-
member that their masters many of them, IN 1910,
united with the abolt!onsts and are anxious to Sc
cure the anticipated fruits Of victory thus ache sed
Whose fault is that
The Georgetown %. c. Advocate says. that
within the last MONTH at least hundred slaves
have run away from their owners in that section OF
the country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
Is le.ul, produces a - On Jaint ballot IN the
~ llIly lIl.sl-0ns. to.W.t !.
distractions for L. =. senate

Is TIE time draws near for the meeting Of the
General Assembly the Wings IN various quarters
arc manesting great trepidation IN relation 10 L.
> Senator-talking about instructions, &c. We
have word 70 say to those democrats represent
ing counties claimed by Wings. Do not suffer your
selves to be chaPped by Wing Vaccinations.
Make this proposition 10 your opponents, and see II
they VIII stand the test. We are willing, that
Democrats representing UhiS counties shall vote
for ing candidate for l. y Senator, Prorided
that Wings representing Democratic counties shall
vote for a Democrat for l.. >. Senator 1t is
poor rule that wont work both ways, and we are as
well entitled to the advantages Of any rule they
Let the Wings agree to the above Just proposition.
and We shall gam at least six votes Put It to them
when they talk about Instructions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
,i!en Cou,,,y succ.,. Elcrtiou

II Exirl ION 10 Ioft Wayne IlMes dated
1li inst. states that the specia. election IN Allen
county, to al tie vacancy in the House Of Repre-
sentatiycs occasoned by the death OF VI. = Wines,
has resulted IN the election Of Lseis G. Thompson
Wh,s. By a majority Of 100 votes. Every f!sei'ood
that Ingenuity could invent ~as PIT IN requisition
to beat Mr. Nelson. and unfortunately with too
nue. success. The Wings supposed the l. ;.
Senator depended upon tbs cIect.on, and worked
w.th desperation equal 10 what they believed the
lu .si,ance of the stoke.
rhis fesu,t produces a ~ On J,int ballot in the
Irg.slatuge on street party questions. to.wt:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
Democratic Review.

We have received the November number of this valuable
magazine, which is embeished with admirable likeness
of JONI TYLER, and two lthographc sketches OF the
Ruins of Central America. We copy the titles OF the
several articles viz Clnatoogy of the United States
The Funeral Of Goeihe-from the German Of HarO
Hariing by Alex. H. Everett; American Names Brook
Farm, (involvng questions of Social ameoraton) by
o. ~ Brownson The Forsaken Biographical sketch OF
John Tyler Henry AXE story of Crcumsiantia Evi-
dence founded on fact Endymion's Prayer; Rambes in
Yucatan Passages from Politicians Note Book.
The Palace OF the President: >. The Coup-de-Grace
g. The neVt session Of Congress Day Dream :;
Monthly Financial and Commercial Article; Sonnet
the death OF Dr. Claiming; Monthly Literary Bulletin.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
Il. -. Rnut.

Ti'" Coon party IN I-io lodged the question Of
l.. >. Bank. iney now -ay they wanted Bank
established They may think it expcdent ere long
- deny their present declrritions such things as
the following Should therefore BE- remembered by
the Democracy.
We trust that during the prcscn, political
contest j. Viii te d.-tnc,i, understood iaat the
"l' Z Pifiy nre committed % the creation OF "A Na-
iioar H''k.-.Ni'c iorh Copier, Sepi -, l~i2
ca United states Brnk.-Baaaer at Ire Dly.
iy-L lOhe..L.al. AlIL. l-lg.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
John Id. Defrrc-.

The Rushylllc Wing, in announcing the election
of VI. Detrees, says ''llc is unconquerable
enemy TO repudiaion under any name
Unfortunately for the Wing, the statement is not
We have now before us a resolution in Mr..
DIS own hand writing, with his name attached,
aud which written by himself while member
Of the last House Of Representatives. After pre-
amblc cndeavoring to show that portion of our
State debt ought never TO be paid, comes the
following resolution:
.Be Il resoIrca. &C. That Noah Noble, the pre-
sent Fund Commissioner, and his successors in
office, be direct ascertain what bonds obtained
by fraud or contrary to law, are yet in the hand.
OF the original holders those obtaining them
with notice of the fraud, want of authority TO
sell, II any, and 10 gre notice that such bonds de-
scribng the number II possible) WILL NEVER
BE PAID BY THE STATE and that he i'm.
medateiy commence proceedings before the proper
Court for the purpose. COMPELLING all such
holders 10 gire up sad Jonds to be cancelled"
/ ], strikes US that the above looks something like
reputation. The assertion of the Wing to the con-
trary notwithstanding. The original manuscript,
may be seen at this office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
Mr.. Webster.

Mr. Webster in New York and delivered
speech at the City fail the 18th inst, which Is
represented - have been very tame ailiir He
spoke bout half an hour. and the Herald says his
remarks were confined principally to generalities-
to the Importance and value Of peace between Eng
land and the United S,atcs-to the progress of civ
ilization-to his recent regoc atons-and to sever
al other matters. III did not fouch upon his posi-
Gon his relation with the Presdent-or utter
one word relative 10 future events Dark-darkcr
darkest. II was non-commttal speech all through
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
Federal WING Promises.

The leaders Of the Clay federal party fire.
quenty telling the people OF the great amount
Of business accomplished by the Coon Congress.
They tell what splendid thing the Tariff is
and argue long and loud in its favor and groan nu-
dlbly when they think of the democrats coming into
power and repeating it. This is a good way to
test the professions and declarations OF these men
Ask them il confidence has revived If credit is re-
stored # active business has returned if the prices
OF products have risen; If they have got that two
dollars day and roast beef to spare.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

rThe q the indianapolis papers rather
Do political differences jguy te language used b. tnem
the oTqrotous est applied and thf Would h. II the
pIblic For -kc~, and r The homo r,
hope the borders 4 doencs Il Is
di--racefIi-n,ery s,.-ba 5isa flfres-
Although disposed low with due meeknes the lei-
censorship f our Ier iauie caeiray, wheesef h always
appropriate
udt tied lfe y8fai
and dirty trace The office. We
good friend tie Eai that such -neuen.
Gentleman and While We admire The -fiu which has M
voks defence of The ie materially dislike Tie
aspiration his lash II There aught
wia; passing between the prints here Will call
dfln o. De- called such
---- -- ------ o. ~. --..- L-.-.-. \.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

Ii the wheat and corn, &c. Of our farmers would
DC taken by Great Britain in exchange for the goods
which shc sells 10 our merchants, tie country mer-
chant instead Of requiring his cash, would take Of
he farmer his wheat, and ship ~ 10 his eastern
creditor WHO, in turn would discharge with 1t IA S
foreign debt Bul Great Britain will not do this.
That country floods land with articles for sale
for cash, but she WI neither buy Of u she viii
have nothing but gold or rs equivalent.-JournaL
zoe. ?.
Is it possible that person publishing such a
statement as the above escape being considered
very gnorant, or a liar Ii England takes nothing
bat gold from Is f0r tue floods OF articles" which
she sends here Tor sale what DO do with the
immense amount Of cotton sent her annually Ii
-hs requires goid IN payment for her prsducts and
buys nothing OF VI, how will the account stand, ac-
cordiug to the Journals own showing!
Since the passage of Mr. Gays Compromise act.
the imports have Averaged about one hundred and
forty millions annually. Ii England takes nothing
cut cash. where d. get much to pay them 4!
But the same government, documents inform US that
ia the came time, efPorfs Of produce have
aged nearly the same amount.
The following table shows that the riti>h by
far best customers for Hour, nearly all the wheat
aad nearly two thirds Of the Indian corn we ex
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
Hon. q. "a. Smith.

he SILLY trash IN the last Sentinel is hardly
worth the mnding. in reference to the tour OF Vi
Smith among his friends. We are assured that It's
pretty anecdotes, and pretended spondence IN
reference 10 the numbers present to hear Mr.. s.,
are equally false. His appointments were enthusi-
asticaly and fully attended As To the anecdotes,
they are the result of JrotrR pigs intrusion into
the hen-coop with whose IneiOdlus sGucaliDgs this
public Is fanllllar.-joUrnGi.
IL Hon. o. H. Smith VIII deny his sig
nature, the truth OF my article alluded to above,
hold ourselves ready prove them, and that by as
good CHG as himself
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
Clay "a Massachusetts.

The Coous IN old District Ne. 9, have nominated
William Jackson, opponent Of Henry Clay, a
Third iboliton) Party man, and the candidate Of
that party for Congress the coon candidate to
supply the vacancy occasioned by the death OF Hon.
VIM. :. Hastings.
In the 9TH District there " II be a triangular con
test: the Democrats having nominated Henry W.
Bishop, the Clay coons Julius Rockwell and the
Webster Henry Shaw.
Clay, like Jonah OF ID, is thrown overheard.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
Con. CAS-.

Washington correspondent Of the y Y. Con-.
ricF and Enquirer, under date of Oct. u, makes
the following statements, which seem to be some.
what contradictory
at Is now asceriained that if Mr.. Webster is to
leave The Cabinet, it viii be on coglyulsiou He viii
not resign, mother will Mr.. Forward Ii change
should take place let me assure you that Gen. Cass
"ill be offered the premiership"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
kS.llBi<raDf Esules.

Applications are frequently made to the Clerk Of
tue Court for Rules in Bankruptcy. our cotempo-
RES IN THIS State would many Of their friends
some trouble by informing them that they can be
obtained b. forwarding > cents u the editors Of
The Indiana State sentinel. The rules and amend
ments have been printed by them under the direc-
". n IL C.urf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

The wings propose National Currency. Their
opponents oppose and say thai It is uncons,.tG-
tonal.--Joareai
a double lie. Tine wings % propose q Ma
ticnal Currency. They propose only another rotten
u. >. Bank. The democrats do not oppose the Ma.
tonal currency. They 60 in distinctly for the
National currency set forth in the Constitution
and the only one known by It. The wings oppose
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

the unboundod mpudcnce complain Of the @r-
between you and the dirty brace the sentinel
Office ~ Your assertion tina, amors such gentlemen aS
ale, you gentleman" Is Gods Truth. Every
who knows al parties will for give YOU the credit
uveerae liar ty and habit OF having Tor
told positive truth Having placed ei-
MAZE upon yourself you viii excuse hereafter fail
O. testow upon you gson1lly the slightest notice
WORD EMPRESS AND orHrFs -You COM
strong, indecent ind gniei' SC. F-r our
own pant have sought L. be delicate tie nature OF
the subject would admit Ii fault but that OF The
Waig Managers here, that the subject # noisoue
character that offence only be avoided by letting
uley alone. Duy to the public who have right De
quante with The characters Of public men, order that
their claims for honesty and yecy may be appreciated
mpcrcusy called to expose the political mIoste and
ador, whose bascness and vagabondm appears
he disgusting you. as individually con-
oefrcd confess such dirty work" very unpleasant
bat tie health IF The body polite wei rate
quie tie performance Of occasional unsavoy duty, by
win an subsequently, relieved CT perpetual nuisance.
C know too, that touch pitch ard De dc
fled; hut still ID feel that justly obnoxious
the of the Express and other wh contemporaries
far the already stated BE this may DO
feel that tie useaneOus applications Of their lash
cxcoriatcd at US an:
Let the CALLED jade vince.
Our vtiier- unWrYnr."
Thus Is another skigRed and ms hide on the fence
We hope shall be obliged to offend our readers again
with uusavory subject
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
New Albany i,O,t Office.

We learn from the Western Union Democrat thai,
Gen. A. 5. BURNETT has been re-appcintcd Pos,
Master at that city. The Democrat SAYS Gen.
Burnett, who had held this office with much credit
and respect removed. after the election of Gen.
Harrison IN 1910. 1t is understood tina, this re.
appointment has been made, chiefly as a kind of re.
paraton for his cauSelcss removal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
The British Treaty.

by the arrival OF the steamship Great Western at
BOSTON, on Sunday, 9th INST, intelI gence has been
received that the treaty, lately made at Washing
tor, was ratified by the Government oil Great
britain on the llth ult., and that Mr. Derrick was
TO leave Great Britain the 23d ut. in the Great
Western, with the necessary documents for cur
govcrnment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

From an article ia the last Journal, 1t IS evident
that the federal wings have concluded to drop q II
Smith as their senatorial candidate; at least
that portion Of them have So concluded. This
view Is also strengthened by the fact that the Law
renceburgh Beacon states tina; Mr. Marshall " has
signIfed his intention of beng a candidate before
the next leg stature Tor seat in tie L. >. Senate
Look out for fun
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
ghr Richmond EnI,aai.,u,

II The editor Of the Pai'sd um, who stands now
VITA the Ire direct branded on his forehead, aud
who might here be told about a certain transact on
81 As relating to the 4. : Mail, bel.escs a word ot
what hc says relation t. the state Sentinel Inc
ought not To take L. Consequently sc strike IA
paper from our list lie is a fit associate for his
81 friend Burnett
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

Among al the reasons winch the Wings have Of
Tered FIR their ate defeat ONO they have forgot
te" oAe Oh te most powerful town, the las passed
N thar state, last year % preserve the purity Of
elections, making the violation Of It's pros sious
pen.tent.ary offence. Tins was a spas which the
PIPE h'yers did not dare enc ounter, ard many roie.
were consequently lost to their patrons, the Cons
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
fl.. Calhoun.

The Charleston Mercury says-We have seen Of
late IN various papers, limitations that our Senator
would retire probably from his post before the COM
mcncement Of the coming session. We have rea-
son TO believe that there is no foundation fer these
reports.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
IsEs.

&. 3. DAVIS Las left a. our Office ,he buckeye
Ninfnfc g, l-I3. 1t Is yefy Aaeay i.its "orA
and e Aas then. for sale c'sip. IL get one, that
sou may not de the wrong dly Of the month.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

Barnett dot .9e the manner 10 which some O.
A- c9.en.' 9rlre= ofh osn side have rcproyed his
oise"e-s aud ntlmates that they doa', know ho..,
and nave ~ business to repro.e HIM. Quite nod
est.