Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12
willingness to concila,e the slffrage party 1t ex-


willingness to concate the iffrage party. 1t ex-
cludes all naiursIzed citizens, without regard to
the length Of their residence in the country or the
ties by which they attached il. IL also causes
the Geleg 10 be chosen after the present uac-
q1ll appointment Of representation among the
different parts of the State. A gentleman from
Rhode leland has gwen remarkable iiustra-
ton Of ths inequality The county Of Providence
has population Of b 600 and VIII chose - dele
gates TO the convention. The rest of the State Ia
a population Iess than 81 600 and will chose 81 De.
! .egates. Thus the landholders have taken care
that less than one-ha.t Of the population If the
state shall be represented by more than two tn I'd
of the delegates aud control dcspoticay the doing-
the cot. cnon. IL Is not To be expected that tue
constitution formed by delegates chosen will BE-
flir expression o; the wishes and Judgment Of all
the inhabitants. There are other objections 10 this
measure. but those winch have stated show an
ubwillngness u leave the great controversy to the
people, It's proper jpdges. We cannot call such
measures pacific. ana shall not be surprised II we
shortly hear Of a hostile and bloody collision BE-
tween the parties.
LATEST NEWS
The Suffrage .Nea dispersed
The following intelligence Is from the rankest
fedora! tory papers, and Of course represents tie
results IN tue possible light TOR the suffrage
men:
From The PrOridesee ouraul. Ertra. Of June 2sfh.
DORR FLED AND HIS FOitr TAKEN.
News has tals moment arrived that tn force
under commend OF Colonel Brown had taken tae
'nsurgent iortiiclton. Dorr had fled, but large
numbers OF his men had been captured. Ever,
eXr rtIon VIII be made take the Arch Traitor
whose capture IS absolutely indispensable TO tn,
safety and peace of the State.
Col. Brown left GreenvIlle at clock this morn-
ing and before i've he bad possession of the nsurrpr
camp Two OF our men nave killed, one an
oihcer, but whether IN the attack or IN eOne other
way, accounts d iisr. The village OF Cneplchet il
whply surrounded, and large parties are IN hot pur
sui; of Dorr.
Two O'CLOCK, p. M-Frona Ciepachef-We
have just seen Mr.. Anthony Whitaker, bearer of
dispatches from Col Brown to Major General
hcNeal The forces under Col. VIM. W. Brown
about 800 strong, lett Greenve at about hall past
four O'Clock this morning. GreenvIile is e ght miles
from Chepachet. scout party OF infantry OF a oui
a dozen men. led by Lieut.. Ptmtn kept in nd.
vance fsom half mile TO two miles. They took
aud sent To the rear 30 persons the course OF the
march, all fugitves from DORIS camp. Upon ar
rvlug near the fortlficaton, 1t was evident tina,
the force had materially decreased so that the scout
party, without waiting for me advance OF the man
oody, determ ned upon entering the tprt,icaton
alone. No resistance was made. The men fed IN
confusion, and the scout party took possess With
out hrng gun. The fertilization proved to be a
nlserabie affair The man body immediately ar
rived and took possession of the village IL IS
Inc number OF prisoners was about 100, lnd more
were taken constantly. The houses viii all be tho
-oughly searched.
Oar men were tired upon in going into Chcpachet
md one mln wounded. rhey returned the ire.
No one belonging to Col Browns commend h.
been killed. Five field pieces were found in the
oft also large number Of muskets and rifles and
some pixies were found
Dorr fled last evening, Al o'clock, with fifty
men IN the direction Of Connecticut
large body of them went through Burr illviue
u the direction of Massachusetts.
A number OF prisoners have been brous lit in from
ireenviile
We understand that Hamilton, the Irshman.
Who has been prominent in the Insurgent cause ha.
zen taken We believe that he was taken while
n guard.
Mr. Moore, of DORIS high officers, has been
Tonsht INTO the city, prisoner
A Seputation iron Ills Excellency Gov Seward !
! New York, arrived here TINS morning. The OBJ
ct OF the population Is to ascertain II any citizens
New ork have been engaged in the traitorous
surrection OF Thomas Dorr also TO ascertain II ,
ny money, arms, or munitions OF war have been
mt here from New York and II So bv " hem The p
entlemen charged with tins mission have pro-
,eded u Chcpachct.
The Carbincers are at Pawtu.ket 4 str,n,,
'rce VII soon be there.
The fourth ward companies of the CIV Guards
ave been Just ordered to Pawtucket.
understand that letter was received last
vcning by Natter = Burgess from lhOnls w +,
'nrr, stating he had become convinced inat a ma
rty OF the people of the State were opposed to .
ne Peoples Constitution, and he should therefore
Dandon all further attempts enforce IT, aud hoped
le men assembled at Chepachet would be allowed
return pcaceably 10 their homes.
The tolored Population OF our city, have come
rward IN the most honorable manner and taken
pom themselves the charge of the fire engines. !,
hey have pledged themselves to assist In the pro
il trDm Iult,p
her NH btan are engaged the doience ct the IA
tate One hundred are enrolled on the Inst OF tie
y draulIon No. /. z
PAwrucKEr.-ihe Kentsh Guards, sent TO Paw :
cket last esenlng. were attacked by a mob of in
rgents near the bridge, and two of their number =
lufed by MISSILES thrown by the mob. rhc Guards n
ed hrst over the heads OF The insurgents but find
they were bent upon IN schief thry fired for Ell =
u aud Killed one ana wounded several others 81
zen they dispersed b.
We learn by an extra issued by the Pawtucket
ronlcle. that the man killed named ilexauder TN
10y he was shot through the body and killed -
; BAL entered the LETT breast and .lne out under
right arm David Cutting wa shot thronpb
; knee, and Robert Roy wounded In the ARA.
e balls we learn passed through the clothe, of u.
ne other persons, bat we do not learn that any e
ers were injured. ~" 10
L,rEsr.--rhc Boston Mercantile Journal Of
esday evening says
we understand that gentleman has arrived
town, who saw Dofr at Thompson Conn. la, air
ut Mt II o'clock Some of his deludsJ ar ,ynrsc 4
"a deluded, associates were with him."
IxcrLLENr SENTIMENTS or a DEuocaArfc Go. p
'NoR.-Governor Hubbard, IN his address to the atil
Hampshire Legislature. now in session. miro -, y
e the Constitutional cause of Rhode Island in 4
following language: "' 3
mere mas been OF late IN one of the States of