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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08
The Hon. Caleb Cushing.

This gentleman delivered address 10 his constituents
at Newburyport, Mass the 9th instant in defence Of
his course in Congress. We indebted the Boston
Times for the following sketch Of Il, What gives
sual importance this speech Of Mr. Gushing is that be
has been the ablest Wing Representative in Congress,
from New England
The whole quarrel with President TYLER originated
he said, paramount desire promote the great
interests Of the country, but in the personal ambition Of
one man-Henry Clay. The vetoes he declared, were
forced upon the President by purpOsely made by
the Wings, for the purpose of heading" the Captain
and bringing Henry Clay prominently into the field.
The first division between the President and the Wings
was made by Mr.. Clay himself, while Chairman Of a
committee Of the Senate, TO which was submitted the
draft of bill for Bank of the United States prepared
by the Harrison Cabinet The changes made that bill
produced the first issue between the President and the
Wings. and were intended to produce that issue.
The second of difficulty the violent and
unustable attacks made upon the President by members
Of the House.
Mr. Gushing spoke most decidedly against any project
for Bank, aud declared that such institution
cessary desirable in any espect-and that any party
which should go into the Presidential with TIE
design Of establishing Bank would suffer certain and
inevitable defeat.
Mr.. Cushing showed concIusively that the Distribution
clause introduced into the Tarif BILL account
ofintrnsc importance but for the very purpose quar-
reling with the President and he also reminded hi.
friends that all the benefit which they last received
from the Tariff they owed the Tyler administration
by whom the present bill prepared-and that the
only thing the Committee of the House did thrus
into it political issue with the President
Mr.. Gushing stated fact, which he said he haG au
horlty for stating, and that when President lyle
found the Wings disposed to make issue with him
and to provoke division, his unwingness stand il
the way of public business and his desire for peace,
duced him to propose . the Cabinet 10 declas j-ay
candidate for he merit fernbut that Cabinet IIar
risOn Wing Cabine-earnesfiy adrisea him not 10 de
cline
He declared that the ye;oes were not sought by thu
President, but forced upon him bv the tricks
stratagems of partisan leaders, and President makin
Congress.
Mr. Gushing declared that he himself stood wher
he had always sood-but in the unhappy division
he had chosen for his country and his constituent
rather than for party and he confidently expected whe
the violence Of party feeling should have subsidized thing
would be seen in their true light
He took the ground Mr.. Webster, that III
agitation Of The Presidential question premature,
that the permanent good of the country sacrificed
f purely partisan and personal Objects.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

Mr.. Clay in his letter from Ashland. Of tic 18Th
ult says: II think it better TO adhere to the ground
then assumed and to postpone dednItiye decision
Of the question Of yielding my consent TO the use OF
my name as a candidate II is vcry we'll known
That this postponement was designed To continue
until after the Ohio election II TINS should result
tayora5ly for the Wings, Mr.. Clay had determined
to yield his without further appearance OF hes
tation. On the contrary if the Wings were routed
he would retire without further expectation OF
being a candidat for the Presidency. These are
understood to be facts. We now have almost the
entire result If the election, and may soon see
NJ. Clay's wish gratited winch l. expressed IN he
same letter, as follows: q am here Ia comparative
quiet and reposc, and have no wish again To en-
bark on the tempestuous ocean cf public aflirs. -
En- Posi.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

Mn. Van BUREN's MOVEMENTS Avn PRosPEcIs.--
At the ocoioco convention held in Massachusetts
the friends of Mr. Van Buren, had secretly prepared
resolution nominating him for the Presidency IN order to
take tine by the foIeock and aside Ar. Calhoun,
any other prominent ocofoco IL seems however that
the friends Of Mir. Calhoun and others IT,
alert and his quickly and mletciy pa,
down-.Ncig York HcrGld
The above is without any foundation in truth. Total
w. entirely. false-Bosfon P0s,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
Decatur Township.

Al meeting Of the Democrats Of Decatur Town.
ship. Marion county, held at Liberty meeting house
on the 2hh alt, J. PRIcE, Esq was called to the
Chair, and L. w. IIaTgus appointed Secretary.
On motion, committee Of five was appointed to
prepare resolutions expressive Of the sense Of ths
meeting.
Messrs. d. McFarland. VI. Mcclure. h Cud-
dington, WIN. Sparks and Alex Cuddington were
appointed said committee.
Afer short recess the committee reported the
following
ResOived, That view the acts Of the whig
party with humiliation and Indignation; lst. Be
cause they got into power by false issues. VIZ: pipe
laying, yarn transactions, and lumber business.
%. because they have Frustrated the credit of the
government and corrupted the morals Of the country
and 3D. They have passed al act violating private
contracts.
p Resoiued That we protest against the renort ac-
companyIng the Presidents Message, from the En-
gneer department. on the National Road in Indi-
ana, rs extravagantly high, w: $4,000 per mile,
and calculated to Paralyse its completion.
Resotred, That repudiate the views Of Mr.
Clay as expressed at indianapolis on tho 9th Of
October, VIZ that a" $4,000 per mile is fair esti-
mate and # that should not finish it, 70 take the
balance out Of our pockets" as too parsimoni-
Gus, and not worthy of statesman. or Of a virgin
heer eating candidate for the Presidency Of the L
states; and virtually abandoning the road, as
was evinced by his late vote IN the L. $ Senate
against the same.
ResotrCd, That John Tyler has nobly sustained
by his vetoes and protest, the Constitution of the
u 5, the sovereignty Of the States, and the dignity
of his Office
ResoiCed. That We in favor Of a tariff. which.
with the other Legitimate means Of the nation, will
be sufficient 10 support an economical administration
OF the government. and so framed to confer the
greatest good o.. the greatest number.
ResOired, That view the late Tariff as I'M
equal and unjust; because it the articles con-
sumed by the poorer classes in a much higher ratio
than those consumed by the rich.
Resoircd, That we are in the midst Of a reyo-
luton from Maine TO Georgia-yct blooGless as the
are only skiu4ed
Eesoired, That we Will not support any candi-
dates, State or National, who vii pledge them
selves to do all in their power TO reduce the saaries
of State and l. ;. officers
ResoIred That the wings be requested TO fork
over that two dollars day and roast beet.
Resoired, That appoint delegates to attend
the County Convention to be held ~ Ind.anapeli S
on the l9th day Of November.
The following gentlemen were tim appointed
delegates
Messrs d. L. MrFarlaud y. McGuire, b cud-
dington, w Sparks. +. W. Iar-uS, 4. Wharf
Ell Sulgrove l.. D9l.arlr1e, Aaron Wright Y r.
Wilson, y. : nks. y. Cllingtou and jesse Price.
Resoieed, That the proceedings Of ia. meeting
be signed, and published IN the State Sentinel.
JESSE PRICE, Chairman.
THos. w iIARGus Secretary
INorE.-We have omitted few Of tie rcsoln
tions, owing 20 the crowded state of our columns.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08
The Pork Market.

The Chicothc co. Advertiser of Oct I'D says
During the last two weeks dfoves Of hogs have occa
sonay passed through this city for the Virginia ma kes
but the number has been great during
the past The pirce paid has been 81 80 gross
weight The packing business has just commenced IN
this CITY One packer has engaged 10000 head Of hogs
at from - to -. according quality. We have uI-
derstood that few engagements for heavy hogs
have been made at 81 10. Is expected that the latter
price will lie fair average during the season.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08
AUrIsIEr.s -.

Ey virtue Of directed TIE tirhs ffl1e
> the Marion Cou wi CD -c r f'ir orff
the 2i da of November l-i2 font 81 o. ir. "a
fhe Indianapolis. iffetn te prescribed i 1u. Gre
rents and profits Or seven tef- of fire hnf- zeal te s
ated Maroon county. lart Uf a sflii
of sf
township g. wheh There ed ril,
with an privileges ard O.
realize thc n demanded t sail % % tic
place eNse simple &C si land exc
cuci property ruI. icn he 0f lfse
Whitehead !. -. FIRGASoN. sitrn ~ e.
N4x- D. Hr pa A.frr .If
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

OF execution 10 directed ffln
AZ the Marion circuit court viii expose Fnr -aie ~ re
house or 90 le of ind RE 81 fl df II NeFenifT
l,i2. between the hours IacIed o., and Trfs
years Tie following ,-fe
county ia-wii: % %. 3 and 80 Or
and failure realize the iui uHndi s i stcri De-
vii the and place m the Gee sid tots
clcd property @ g
&. Nou- J. n. u REASON. Sbfrf u. e..
NoV. f.f Aff.f I.ra
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

c virtue IT two Veudirrii drtfito f es ek'f
the Marion circuit count, VIII etfNs- ler f cfHt
house do n ihe Gown oi Indianapolis o. t 60 Ntsaifs.
1872 between The hours lrcsft i an. fc anl fts t
the fiou rd -iiua.fd AafiCH
county, iowh he fractional l1r fic nfa r. i ie ~il east
"a of Us o.
"a M ing Tire north side snfsd 20 leftr-i ln fai q
and fliulc O. realize Gee ttan.'d f ~ H
VII n The and place stis-t iir o. i
land eecusd Tie n,tIi, .i, Garter. tll
tae Indiana.
2,-sw BANNrR LAlsfirs ~. sl,i.r ~ g.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08
EEtErC STE4-.

The subscriber will open Select Academy in Mr. Isaac
Kinder'S building Tuesday Sih Of November. AID
he that lis Acquaintance with the nature Of The human
mnd-Nith the process necessary give energy aud
aspiration order useful honorable and happy
will secuie 10 HIM liberal share OF patronage
Young ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of Yericctng them
selves in English Literature, particular branches there f.
WILL at the Select Academy, find verified The uuth OF tie
maxim that & time is money!
TENS 50. 81 ., per quarter. Fuei p cents.
JOSEpIUS CICERO WORRALL PRINCIPAL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08
SurREFF,2 SALE.

virtue ~ directed from
, the Marion M Fif -fr
House DIR tie town % indianapolis On uc day az fotelt
lc between he h1us prescribed t law, te and pfodfs
seven years &C The following ie-cef real estate sfaft DOB Marion
COUNTY Tie urfit ici tlf of TIE sn DAFT az fe
uoaqr C White River @ township -rre
DO 3, conlnE 3i ltd fol Gee a. rtafrs pa crrff
2i iuu ue Land Office Iuillnarais nrd on failure
i amount demanded m said csef1n, VII GO Gre saue iar fud
lfe p f- simple sI land executed DE gly q
oi kiel Pierce a. tle sul of Adam ua1eh.
}. r. FtGcA -oN. ~her n NC.
N.l- Us Al0E
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.HrE,rEE,.s aArr

n virtue ~ three executions directed fn. M
= the Marion CIcIt Court. VIII o. iii. - ai ie tat
House door in ti of lniiarni Ire .f DIS az NUFCul
$50, between The hours prescribed W law tc tfs auf Ifis fr
years al the follow described ai estate. sfef Narn
uo fhc aif if i
as lf square in ile of ihd raiis aud ie
south qua, the south quarter 3d. town
ship 6, range containing 3. 600 and failure
% realize the fh amount demanded ly sl ettf o m fs
and and fnf.s
ecuied pnIrIty 81 john Ile lftd airon
and Holmes & Bennett.
J. b. FTRG ASoN. Sheriff ~ e..
Nov 6. 1872 20-2v Ty t'rrs.~ Kirasa-. Ie-rrt-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

directed nun f' f rs tffte
- of else Hamilton CHCat CONT, Nl expose a. f ~ fIc
Cont House dr. tis unf lnf iIf i
Der, 3D. bltweeu ts hO.r- . l li,, DE ii> f
81 the follow de-l fr fal c~afr 1fafei AelhH
county, O. WIT; the fac number ufnnfsHr d.
east. containing 80 0o. fhe l' tNsl
% fn fcafc
demanded ~ v - fi~ Tan e.
place eNl the simple SAID 1ni. rrud te property
Lemuei Cae and saahlei Garter Gilbert kemp
BANNER LAM HEAD. Sitiiu ~. a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

EEY Of execution df,c,i d,u iit rak-s cr
40 ice of tire Marion ercuf 'utl v3 cre fosa fli
cutlery iie November. llri.-,
der. tie town 81 indianapolis, hfns" tr iaH IT'~'ia iy
laN. TIE and profits Cor t - rri af.
situated u Marion iie ls f GRE
uo - township no d. cas-. md ,U
demanded ls s4i ,i.I fl.,e
expose the simple oi said land executed fts Joss
z. Iuyan al The ol Ii,ln,s aud isffsf.
!. y. ~ e.; son. ~lfrT T. e..
=. 1872. F.I-., Art-r- 1fffus-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08
sEe,,,h Of Gcs. Jackson.

We have lust seen a letter froin Gen Jackson TO
friend in this city, in which re states 'hat he
has entirely recovered from the ELECTS o. the acci-
,io, -. which he was lately thrown from his car
riage ana severely bruised. The venerable patrol
saws. that "the great Democratic tr.umphs IN ONO
Pennsylvania and Maryland, have cured all ny
wounds without a docsoF
Hath and ears to this great and good old pa
triot. the like CT whom rly never l,3k upon
We thank God in the name OF Democracy and
our Country. that there j. balm i'r ia5 ven'f-
able n-t.iot's wounds, in hs old age fleVa, 20
unon pinnace OF eary such as no man OF th's Hiy
occupes. our beloved chief may nov repose IN the
evening shade of lie. and witness the triumphant
success of those great principles oi democracy
which are "a It were the only CHAIN which prevents
his soul from winging lis gut to hoer and hap
pier home i-Cia Laf.
/ PlE1r.-The English Bishops are lighting 10 sec u
shall step into the shoes Of The Archbishop oi Csnsic
bsfore ,ls breath IL vet out CT his body
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

zpN virtue q derri. f' t-'s .a fr
Z , 81 The Mafon Circuit Coiri VII c-irse fif 20
House door AZ DO ~
vuhcr, Sl2 between M hulis Tis-t R ln r. fsif~ flf-
Of the flf, ing aecf led fa 'as
tic Or
failure itIns "a
by said execution. viat e f <lnr'
at said lanl. executed the property Jn laf te
Wm. 81 =. a. ll,feier.
J. y. ~ 10 lrpN. sheriff r.. g.,
Nv. lsD 2l-aw ry Cor.,s N4-rfa-. u,luf,.
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AHEFtIrr,> eAIF.

- Nne oftNo.rNer ieTs Oh ei isk - frC H
- ihe Marion tir-ft tturf Wlictpr-r Dbl ere afh
DAY ~ November i-t2. between hour rfc~r,f flrf q
the Cont House fnf flffts
ir seven ears 90 thc fn ne ral estate safrl 'fr ffInfr
fnwN; tc Rff hil tie nDTih ui-7
d. n and failure 90 realize te ti lrlrt de-
n,anici -rt r,rse
TIE zee Simple Of sud ifi. executed W property Parker Aer
ie sutof Mined iiaisn }. %. Ft Re- A-1N. sta 81. e.
NJ Tr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

Sr,r,sr1cs or CoISAGE.-A valuable work the
coins of all countries has been recently published in
Philadelphia by Messrs Ec@ieldt u Du DOS asSayers oil
the H. : Mint This book besides history of coinage,
contains engravings Of goo CONS Of different countries
executed by the new machine of hr. Saxton The fol-
lowing particulars of the coinage Of various countries are
taken from this work
.irerGgc annual amount Of coinage Of god GHd s'ttef
in ralrons Countries Of late Years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08
FEGOA EENKlE4f

rENIlc subscriber rudc,
Thorpe beok>itfe. lf dsf~ 20 nee ftFfaif
he VIII le ready % wal un his customers ana Toe pi 'nt le
has it II hand which Dc 30 -,I exceedingly
and ieofe N.ifi
the rlc generally isss itri tf
s'lnliy hnier Ficrte Buds sr,Htf. ~ Iantr
read Pouce VIII 20 taken Tor binding iaIk ss casst
sine TIE money 30 rtf od saqt ard esd l 3d.
2i-u " =. SLATER. doors .fofso frfaf afEr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

The Alton Telegraph says :-"the notes of the Bank
England Of the denomination OF 50, are IN circulation
among US. and pass current the yellow boys
This very probable story. indeed, whea the BANK
of England issues no notes Of less denomination than
five pounds sterling equal to about weatyfOur dollars,
Federal currency.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08
The Pancr Money stuvurug.

Buenos Ayres Is said TO be completely ruined
with that fell destroyer, paper money. She has
forty fee millions in circulation, thirty dollars OF
which, is only equivalent in value single dollar
OF specie.
Il is 50 much easier to print dollars than it IS tc
DIG them from the mines, or procure them in ex-
CSange for the products of agriculture and the me-
chanic arts, that when people once get it into
tier heads to grow rich by issues Of paper money,
the project Is invariably pushed TO such an extent
as 10 end IN the complete prostration of the nation
prosperity. 1t IS an alarming t-uth that the peo-
pie OF this country strongly inclined to after
the deluslye phantom 1t requires the utmost
efforts OF a powerful aad patriotic party prevent
the United States from being flooded with cur.
rency worthless that OF Buenos Ayres, or tina,
which sprung up out of the necessities OF the revo
luton. Whether the paper bubble be kept
within any toerable dimensions or whether it vii
be made to expand until it bursts, covering the
whole country with mass Of ruins, is q subject o
fearful doubt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

CONFERENCE.-The Wings in the Legisla-
ture of Massachusetts, have passed apportionment
bill which up the whole State for their own
political purposes. u was denounced in the most
indignant terms by Mr.. Tarbcll on Thursday, on
the floor of the Senate. lie concluded with enter
ing, his solemn protest against the bill" pro-
test (says he against it in the and behalf of fifty
five thousand OF the hundred thousandvoterso this
Commonwealth. protest against 1T as outraging
all those principles which should actuale Legsla-
ture IN the establishment of such measure. pro-
test against it as deprving one-half of the entire
population of the State Of their proper share OF po-
litica power in the councils of the nation In fine,
| protest against it as being, in all its details It's
operation, its effects, its consummation, political
scheme, for the perpetuation of political power in
the hands of the wing party OF this Commonwealth.
But the bill passed, by % to la strict party vote
In the House, every appeal to the justice and libe
rality of the wings ia: led. Mr.. HInckley of Barn
stable, presented protest" signed by The Dem
ocratic members, against the bill for distrctng the
State and moved TO have the same entered on the
journal. The wings resisted It's being put upon the
iournals-and the debate on the motion had not ter
minated on Thursday, when the House adjourned
-RichmoRd Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

Will the Locos run Van Burcn, who has been once
beaten l-SsHgam0H Journal.
VIII the Wings Clay, who has been four times
beaten - hscago Dcw8cTGf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08
WAsHISGToS. Sept. 3, 1912.


Dear Sir have not forgotten the warm shake
of the hand you gave me in Pennsylvania avenue,
some time ago, and thank you sincerely for the
cordial letter Just received.
an not a candidate for the Presidency Vice
Presidency, and can know no one as candidate for
either place, until national convention shall have
spoken. Indeed in the present state of parties,
deem it utterly unsafe for the wings place candi
dates before the people without regular nomlna-
ton.
| have been, in many indirect ways within seven
months, operated upon with n view TO induce me to
consent 10 be named for the Vice Presidency on the
ticket of very distinguished Statesman. | have
invariably answered that had neither claims nor
pretensons either TO the Presidency or Vice Pres-
dency, that was quite Indifferent to the first, and
that nothing could induce me TO think of the se-
cond place. But if nominated by regular nation
al convention. for the Presidency that should GER
tainy accept the honor, if got not vote in the
Union. Or course, with such nomination. there
would be but one democratic whg candidate in the
field and there certainly ought not TO be two.
Who that one may be. is quite Indifferent to me
but be he who he may--of some hundred persons |
could name-hc shall have my hearty prayers fol
his success.
In these icw words have given You my creed
and position. | never express myself in other terms
to any body aud all Sho know me Will bear testi
mony to my sngleness aud sincerity.
do not wish To appear IN the newspapers When
| can possibly avoid il but have not the sli CHEST
objection that what write and say should be known
10 all who may desire to know my sentiments.
NJ D. lessional duties leave time to tray
81. except occasionally. and then only such du-
ties An excursion TO Ohi- would be highly agree
able TO
With great respect aha regard, remain, my
dear SIR, yours, truly u.,,.,r, j., scorr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

DISTRIBUTION OF PowERs.-Alost Of our read-
ers viii recol'ect the violence with which Mr. Van
Buren assailed, for incidentally speaking of
the Executive as component part of the Legs
lative power. Lately Mr. Adams denounced Mr..
Gushing in Ike manner. for ascribing Legislative
functions to the Executive. Upon this subject we
are happy to be able to adduce authority. which,
we suppose, will settle the matter with the exclu-
siye friends and fastidious eNpounders of the Con-
stituion, upon which they have lately made var
Spectator.
" The PRrsIDENT Is 60 ORDINATE BRANCH OF
THE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT. rs slrh. bills
which have passed both Houses, are presented to
him for his approval or reiection.'-.Nr. Cfay',
Speech on Ike Veto Of The Uaued Safes y ak, Juig
l2th, 1882.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

Rev. p II. Hunter having accepted call TO the Rector
shin Church city. Divine servive Will &c
regularly held commencing sunday next l2;h INST, at
half past O'Clock in the morning, and At IN the evening
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