Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

I dred and twenty-one millions. in round numbers
appropriated BY the 25,h and Goth Congresses. up
wards of hundred millions voted unanimously
not the first solitary wing raising his voice aga ins
z II /; and as TO the twenty-one millions which were
passed by and nays, repeat again. and have
proved il from the Journal. (said Mr.. Wat,erson o
Tennessee) there two democrats to one whic
n the negative. Yet gentleman have the audacty
TO rise here and charge the last administration viii
prob gate expenditure of public money! when thei
own votes are staring them in the face and when
too. they purpose swell the expenditures this yea
: millions over the last
Cor. WrBB, editor of the New York Courier and
Enquirer has again been indicted for leaving the State
New ioik with intent give receive challenge in
connection with Thomas +. Marshall, and charged with
The fact OF his having given received such challenge
pom being arraigned before the Recorder of the CITY
and Judge Lynch he plead guilty the indictment and
was committed prison to await his day of sentence
petition to the Governor for his pardon has extern
sively circulated
+ T. ;. lie has been sentenced to two years impris-
onnient in the State prison at Sing Sing Wonde,
what trade they will put him to
SENATOR FROM KsSrucKr.-The Wings in Ken
lucky appear to be unusually divided the election
Senator TO Congress- Mr. Clay and his particular friends
are deslrous TO elect Mr. Citenden whereas the people
IN the portion of the State called the Green river country
claim more equal distribution of the honors Consider.
able alienation of spirit has taken place among them and
at the next session of the Legislature said they arc
resolved bold and oectual assertion of their rphts
II 1t should be strong break up odcr of sue
cession that has Of late prevailed in the State the voice
81 Kentucky may yet speak in Independent and pa
triotic
The lying Niger of the Journal denies that we
have sued John Douglass, the proprietor of the
Journal. We merely notice his lie, that others may
not he led into Those who doubt can in
quire OF Mcssrs. Swectser, Morrison, Wick Bar
bour, and Brown, Esqs. We'd not sue the nigp r
himself, because he Is bankrupt in purse. principle
and morals. The forging rascal will get his deserts
in due season. Why did he leave Corydon Ills
history will see the light of these days.
TnE RrCn AND PooR.-Among the Is. 600 900
individuals who inhabit Europe there are said to be
h,9Uu,oVo bcggars, or persons who subslst at the
expense OF the community without contributing 10
ITS resources. The Clay wings continue to prate
about having high tariffs here, similar TO those Of
Europe; and we suppose that they wish to see he
same state Of things here as described above. Az
any rate, If like causes produce like effects, the
wings are very inconsistent.
Specie has begun to flow in from England. The Aca
dia at Boston, brought the following sums:-
From Liverpool, gold 10 Merchants Bank sleI250
order, 2s,a50
HalliaN 23 800
silver 2,70i
Total impor, of gold sl;55l3
This Is The first of large arrivals which will replace the
drafts made upon the Atlantic border for circulation in
the interior.
laENTUcKr BANKRUPrs.-The debts which have been
rePuted under the bankrupt law in Kentucky and about
fe" nhtons OF dollars, and the which have been
surrendered Up to pay those debts about
million. This Will be pockeied by the LAWYERS and off;
of Court, and the creditors will be entitled to an
honorable discharge from all future claims This law
was put in operation by the Mr. Clay who voted
contrary TO the instructions of his State.
EGoTisN.-The Dayton Transcript, in comment.
ing on the following
They have chicken in Franklin, La, which
walks upright like a man"
Adds 1--WE have several geese here who walk
upright inst like man.
The Transcript is published by "Wison and
Sanders"
\ DENocnaTIc GovEnSoR.-Thc Bangor Denlocra,
thus speaks of the chief Magistrate of Maine
MIR. Fairfield Is what some would call universal
ankee genius When a boy he was a sailor-atier
wards he traderhe then pracliced law and after
wards turned farmer lie now lives a farm in a plain
farmer style. We infer that he is something of a me-
chanic also for when at his house years ago. we
saw wheebarrow that he made with his own hands
and used about his farm.
AZ ABOLITION hIDSArFEn CAusnr-A man named
Palmer IN Huron county, Ohio, was overtaken on
whose slaves he had secreed and was conveying them 70
The mouth OF the Huron and from thence to be taken t
anada lie had thirteen under his charge twelve Of
whom belonged to the Kentuckans and after an impar
ai examination before justice in Norwalk was com
niiied to await his trial at The Supreme Court in Column
Jus.
Castor beans are selling in and about Alton Hi
lois, at from 31A to 40 cents per bushel Last sea-
on they sold at from dollar a dollar and half
'er oushei. Thus every thing goes on under wing
ule. l. it to be wondered at that the peo,le ,r.
determined to quit Clay Whirgery, and come Incl
0 good old democracy .
RHODE isLAND.-rhe Providence Journal riyes y
e.ufhs from - towns, and partial returns from4
thers' leaving > towns to be heard from. The
lumber OF votes in iavcr of the Constitution, 6i3j
saiIst II, - Tor admitting blacks to vote, 1893
gainst 1t, 1870 The Suffrage men refused to vote =
I all. .
TrSsrssrE.-ThN Legislature of Tennessee adjourned :
n thc l9th bill TO divide the State into Congression
Districts, passed at the last moment. Ii divides
e State into eleven districts law TO stay the exscn.
ons judgments delivered by Justices for eight months
as also passed.
VKRNoNr-The time fixed for the election of men, ri
rs OF Congress IN Vermont is in September 1913
solution introduced before the House preyious 10 In
emoers OF Congress TO advocate protection on =,
COL 1 his amendment vas rejected, IS 10 90.
NV HANpsHrRE DEyocRArIc STATE GOWN. :.
oS-ihe Democratic State Convention a Con-
ri on the 10th insi and nominated for Congress the
loving ticket. John X. Reidng, Edmund Burke *
oseS Norris, Ir. and John F. Hale IN
CoNSrcrIcrr-The town meetings Of Connection, III
We resulted as follows Democratic, 65 coon &c