Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL
SIr. Webster setting ~ for Himself

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Federal organs. authorized, have done him grea
inJa-tce Who could have doubted Remembering hou
often be had fallen hack into Nr Cars wake tie bd
ding Of the haak. and the commerce al and mnufltur
ing capita isi. long boiling hin ia pcIleuce) uu
that he again about 20 obey The or'er promulgated
Ia tho-e Journasresrn his Office, aadon Mr. TYLEH
o. be hepessnes. AMI tall into q train Of the Cesar,
ave Of whoso og,Ibeaung scovi ani imgcuous mastery
lis genus las always stood rebgbcl
Our modern Anthony seems, means no longer %
succumh. lie sets up Tor INDEPENDENT plaer dees the
decree q tie Wing convention u Massachusetts which
ordered HIM 10 separate from Mr.. TLEH AID take Up the
ensign Of Mr Gar, and refuses % follow Iu tie rear OF
bis lieutenant, Nr. DAVIS. Mr. WIuerfn not only re-
fuses % submit iis at1srmcul Of himself from his
station here anil humiliation his own state but rcso-
luiely disputes tie authority of the big convention 70
divorce him and thc Administration CT which he forms
part from the Federal communion. lie revots 81 the
attempt; aud riding the spirited report OF the Ney
York Herad, thus repealed 10
81 am Nhg--aIgays have teen-aways will be.
Tremendous cEeetsl And any body undertakes 10
Turn out Of the pale Of that commuuion e him see
who'll get out first. Roars Of laueAier and cheers.l
I'm Massachusetts " hig. [Applause.I I'm Faueuil
HAL Wing tremendous cheers having bgeahed the
pure ar Tor twenty five years anl meaning breathe
a. long as God spire ny Ife. Here the cheering
tremendous Now, as a Massachusetts. Wing am
accustomed ID submit the decisions 90 Wing
tons IA regard 20 The purpose or which they appoint
ed know that great party good and great public COED
can only be 80 obtained. But is quite another question
quite another qesuou-YaetLe1 a set % gentlemen,
however respectable, acting upon the impulse
mem, undertake 10 make dccaraiius hch are 10
bind me IN matters which have never agreed 90 submit
TO their arbitration Great cheering fuu aud final
separation - declared between al Tie Wings Nassl-
chUsetls and ihe President the United State Tough
ter We'll, this is text that requires "a commentary
Here. then for the ir-t time, AR WEEsrrR displays
tie courage OF man. lie boldly throws down tir r4un
lei 70 Mr. CLars confderated partsaus Faneuil Hall
(NI ABBoT LtwHENCE, the president of the C.av-nou
mating convention being IN his eye and c0u0uis then
he rf4Nin rltnffrr 81.
IN Massachuset-. II they venture The effort % cashier
him as the leader Of the Federal forces and put Iouy
DAVIS IN command and drum him Of Fineuil Hall
he lets them know that they 10 have hustle aud e
Eho EriH get OEt fesi.'
We give Mr. Webster credit fl7 tins new daring
He shows much good sense IA the determination be has
adopted for m our opinion, BIS courage this crisis Of
ms late - The Offspring Of the discretion The
Federal party (yho best have not more than two or
three thousand majority the State) not take up
his glove Mr.. WEBSTER, with The influence Of the Ad
ninsiration at his back, easily array around HIM
hHd II not oneha Of the power Of Federalism u the
State and by drawing them OF t. even neutral ground
he PROSTATE Mr. Cars second, Governor DAVIS at
the very election. Nr. WEBSTER knows flll well
that the trembling dynasty Of Masslchusetts-covered
as they are, with the odum Of fresh crimes against popu-
var nights, IN furnishing pat down the majority in
Rhode Island. ard IN the atfocous wrong committed in
the guaranteeing act OF their lsie Legsaturc-dare
not rlsk struggle with him. In the FLOWING passage
Mr. Webster very adoity bat significantly points to The
influence which as position gives HMM addition 10
ms personal aud political conEcNi5ns-to sow divisions
Ia the ranks OF those who would dare 10 cast him IT. and
Vanqush them. We quote again from the Herald.
Well, them there now the various DEPARTMENTS Of
government IN this Commonwealth under the authority
OF the United Staes-oaths Of office 90 be obeyed-iav.
90 tie enthusiastically aud other custom house
officers posmasters. district aitorucys-yyas 20 become
OF them IN this separation which side are they 10 fall
daughter aud cheers Are they res-nl Or is it ia
tended to give an invitation or proyocaon turn them
out Is The gentleman who maintains the honor and
"A fof IN,
home and yield his place his predecessor or somebody
else And even the humble individual who ad lresses
you-"hat do these brother Wigs do with him
"heIe T'here 10 they 10 pace tim (Cheers and
laughter Generally, when divorce takes place the par
ties divide their children; should be s-i4d 10 kgs,c
schee am - (Rolr of laughter aud loud cheersl
II Is pretty broadly minated here that an the Divorce
oil the party from the Adnniztrhton) they have
signed no BETTING post . him, and others associated
under hlm with the Admin traiion. he (Nr W would %
have right To call for division of the chdren-tat Is
the rank and file Of the Federal party and does any one
doubt mat ~ such partition Of The family, the late Gov
ernor (hr EvERErr) aud Nr. WEBSTER would come r
~ lot goody portion against the present Governor
(Mr D.vis) and Mr. Cay. who is set up to sunplant
MI +" EBsTER at home The councils that controlled :
IN The late Massachusetts, convention will comtre bend
and make their calculations these hints aud viii not ID
Oealhe word OF hostility hereafter against the WERsrER ~
lnd TYLER Administration. The final, eternal separation
VIII be forgotten aud shall see the Mhieeerv of :.
massachusetts, working very kindly the traces of JouN
TrLER's Administrations ST
Not only 50; but shall find the M,ssachuse, rep ~
TeseLtaton IN Congress abandoning an Mr. CL.y's !"
schemes His bank 'a4 ob>oicfr idea his land dis
rbuon Tor some other mode Of employing the pusic
domain. the means by regular and constitutional Law,
70 enable the states revive fei credit and me credit
me Peoplei The postponed action IN Congress await "
ng tamperngs with the Constitution about the veto and
he one-term principle of re.ess for the evils =
omplained OF, Tor immediate acfi9H of the Federal ma
ouy IN passing the Exchequer SYSTEM (nov avowed hv
hr WEBSTER a his OWN IL Is the scope Of Mr. WEE
TIERS speech TO supersede Mr. GAYS whole policy bv -
sat now sketehed by himself In regard both the one
mo he other II appears be 10 deliver himself more
uIy hereafter lie restrained. 1t ms. through "
courtesy u the friends of Mr. CLar-vho were ap,ong
hose at whose instance he explained himself certain
oPles to hts old brethren OF Boston-from developing full
The projects with which his mind pregnant; bur he -
ad enough to show that he Prociams hostility against
M CLAf national paper currency (lor Mr WEBSTER i
euihS 10 his old creed "a buiouiSf his a'
constitutional chlnges-asan~t ms tle annual dolucs 70
u the public domain. (or Mr. WEBSTER hints at soms %
"uer Application of It, re-cstahsh State ~
redI')--asa'nst that fa'F juggling Of Mr CLAY (his
omproniss) and all which Mr. W as.rib,s The III
Il which the county has been the prey To a portion
u the Democrats, At Is he observed. hc the credit VI
q the late dsverance which ne avs would have been
ened by portion Of the Federal party known to be IN
he interest of M Clay. fl
Without Mr.. Cr,r. seeming L, alluJ. to ii
n' II l. clear that Mr. WEB>rLRs whole speech wa, ,
eveled against his present pretensons Ia ths NJ Wrn
rhR although still wanting the open duectness Of fear
ess and frank antagonist shows a better spt than m
be wary. hidden ireachey. BY which he undermined
m at Harrsburgh. through his cement The Mas
achusetts deIegation.- GIoje.
WHosE W,eEs RIsLS The late tariff law the .
Wings say, Is operating finely. They Tell as that Alho,
lawrence pockets hundred thousand dollars ty IL and
hat all over the country it making the rich richer with
~ an effort save at Of making Up the pees OF their