Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
WAsniNGToN, March !

Correspondence Of the STATE sentinel.
WASHINGTON, March l., I-42.
GENTLEMEN 1t is with ordinary feelings Of
depression that as American, attempt to write
yoI description Of the proceedings Of the Am-r-
can Congress. The late rivals from Europe, show
most distinctly that there are breakers ahead
The debate in the House OF Lords shows that the
British government are determined to force us into
abect submission to her insoien. and unjust IN
terlcrenc e in not only domestic concerns. bot
TO push to all our differences with that
government.
The adopted in the French Chamber OF
Deputies. IN refusing to raty the trelty with the
= Allied Powers, by which the right Of search is
granted to every petty British MIdshipman, shows
that that government looks for war, And that in
thar event. she will not be ;.ed By treaty stipul
tons TO act with England against America. All,
every thing across the waters, shows conclusivey
to the discerning mind, that war with England can
no longer be avoided, unless We, as nition, are
tamely to submit to British aggression, winch may
God in his infinite mercy, foreiend.
Whist all this is plainly Swallowed forth in the
eigns of the national horizon. what Congress, the
nation guardian. n this fearful emergency dong ;
Or. rather. should -ry, what those who ouiy
have tie power 10 act IN Congress. doing The
answcT j. hpruililt.ue !; is true. The great
WIG PARRY Ia Congress. are, IN the very face
and eyes OF these tn,ngs. eng .ed from day day
petty. censurab!e quarrel with Capt Tyler, a
they call him and engaged, Ike giant pigmes. IN
hcapin- abuse upon the bead CT his peculiar
friends. as his firm supporters in Congress are
called. Great Go, And IS this the feast whica
the people were invited And is this the fruit u
that cAange-change. which the honest people OF
this country were induced TO make IN their govern
,nent officers !
Who i John Tyler: Who are The Wing party :
Or who are the Democratic party that our coun-
try should BE- thus neglected and trfed with, in this
her hour Of peril whilst members shall take Up
days, and weeks. and months heaping their vindic
tive abuse. and low staag ,ekmg iaS. upon etch
other j. t.iis the time when a whole party, headed
BY their llvorie 6,c leader in the Senate. slonj be
engaged IN denpuncng President of their
choice. Shame sucl conduct
am awfully impressed with the fear that the
wrath Of an aycngins Icavcn is about fall US,
for some of our national sins II may be that the
miserable revellingS and dehauches. whic. ovcrFun
land Ike a pestlencc in tie year $50, are
bringing upon Us this cafly and powerful retrbution
cine short month, the head chief OF that lng.orlons
campaign lived TO enjoy the triumph Of victory .
One short year presents the flying cohorts Of that
cainpagn broken into ,indictive fragments, biting
and swapping each other. and at all the world be-
sides Ike 50 many ours under the influence of by
crcphobis
THIS Is a sad spectacle Cor the American people TO
look upon. THIS may deserve the vengeance of
Heaven but rest assured II viii receive the ven
geancc Of the American people.
The attitude in which this country is now placed.
calls for energy. v,ar aion-whi!st the very anti
podes presented
Our councils should be- calm. firm aud steady.
THIS the position ct the country demands; and
when are out oil difficulty. especially with fore IN
powers. then It no better employment for Wing IN
gcnuty and tact can be found. hey can let their
bull dogs loose upon Capt. Tyler.
Ny forebodugs may not be true bu, fear that
nothing can or viii be done for the defence. the
honor, the dignity of the couatry. until those who
have by false professions stolen INTO power, been
drivenby nli -nrn, AMI INJURED constituency from
the Offices whica they seem neither II have the
will nor the ability properly 10 administer.
Truly Yours. Y.