Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-27
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because the Wings have everything in their
way they prefer have the State unrcpresenied IN
Congress Else Why did they not adopt THIS resolution
that had passed Democrac Senate aud which proposed
send Of the cstimabe and worthy men IN the
stare Congress = who selected by tho
Democrats expressly that lac might receive the hs
Of the House, which due 10 ms irreProachahe char
acer. Why did not the Wing Speaker decide. when
there a tie the subject unless IL was becanse
he knew the Wings oppos. election Of Sens-
tors Why did the " hig msirty carry the reso-
luton through # they not opposed L. election
We cannot too strongly condemn such conduct A.
Of the hig papers " II Is treason. moral treason,
thus 10 defeat the choice Of representative OF the Stac
Ia the United States Senale.-.N. J.. Eueai1g Post
INDlA~A PoLITIcs.-Mr Clsey. one Of the mem
hers elect Of the indiana Senate, has lgned his
place consequence Of u health. lie was chosen
by the counties of Posey and Nanderburgh The
Indiana Statesman anticipates that Gov. Bigger
vii order rcw election. The Ind ANA Sentinel
publ shed at indianapolis, says that it understands
that the Governor wall nj do so. Mr.. Casey. is n
democrat which Ne suppose, accounts for the Gov
crnors refusal. ID that be the case Governor Big
ger VII appear smaller than go the ewes Of his
couutrymeu.-.NV York Ereqiag POST
Exr,oRDiNAHy Mrsnrnrc PnrvourxA.-On
Monday evening We witnessed some very startin
experiments % NcsmerIsin 40 Mrs. Ferrus's resi-
deucs. No. Cruirai-caurt the Phrcno -ncsneTic
experiments were very striking and convincing the
organs being excited without contact the great IN
fact Of h, subject laltA3u "a totally blind from her
birth being possess of the most 1cute vision
whlle in the Mc-ucric state TINS fact. alone
should convince the most lucrcdulous Of the reality
al the science. Ne understand that many az orr
most eminent scientific m.1 have been caur ucrd
by NJ. Fergus experiments, and recommend al
~eepics 10 witness them aud Judge for them elves
-Bps'ou Couicr.
NIRGlNIA DrTiEs-The auihoriiics Of Virginia saws
tie New York Evening Post, exaciins Oh al YES
ses bound 10 New York. which put INTO ihrr waters
sum If money wing from three ten d)lars Tn, =
the # the with Governor seward Tn,
Collector OF the port of Norfolk has fat smiling vessels with
which he hoaid all vessels pas,ag of the Chesapeake
Bay, whether they anchor Vessels driven In ly
stress OF weather al compelled 10 paw II Is an ex-
coedueiy wrong and business and ought TO he
taken INTO the consideration Of The proper authorities
ard the matter right II will breed difficulty If
persisted 10.
1.-THE Editor # The Richmond Wing (tlan whom
10 man better understands te fnes O., ms rartg avs
There Is hardly any thing tut general uileciity in
those who not, and general Insluceuy m those no
are l.llCias Each man may know what the common
od safety requires bu tie danger J. not immediate
and therefore The une, and they who are not
viii beny tul, with the quest on To serve his
more immediate personal ends. such Is the history q
almost ,very thug among US.
Render di YOU ever the reflection CT your coun-
10y iookns tie la K Of bT ght pewter sp,oui
Il -. YOU may dee OF the books ol the Nhiss about
these dissins, the New Y irk election.