Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-22

The address says it knows Uhere they will be found
So do we. Among the PiPelayers and aBohiioHisfs
aud "sPO:ismea,' where they have always been
found.
millions 5quaRdered and millions sloien.''
Good. Let US see. Swartwout one and quar-
ter millions. lie Wing candidate for the
Vice Presidency is supported and PROTECTED
by the party in power. We are not going into
the particulars of how the democratic Marshal was
ready with warrant to catch the thief, and now
Daniel Webster, under instructions, perhaps, tod
him to let him alone.
This subject will form matter for future essays.
Neither have to mention the steangs of
Binney, Hay, Filebrown, Gillian, an Arnold,
a White, Robertson, Rogerson, an Upham.
a Nourse, and hundreds Of others, all good tchigs
aud true - Theseethieyes shall all be duly noticed
when their turn comes. Bank thieves. OF the Bidde
stamp, viii also have place." Our beautiful
Fund Commissioners, moreover, are sal, all hoaOr-
able men,
The 's7uaadering" part shall be noticed. (per-
haps in tbs paper, the next, at arthest for the
especial benefit of THE HONEST PORTION OF
TIE WIG PARTY.
The IeoPie haze nothing to do rM The gopern-
meht.'
Real wing humJug.
Rags for you, and gold for u.s."
This sounds 80 much Ike the Janks, that we are
not surprised find II in the mouth OF whig law
yer. VIII the people Just look at the banks Who
has the gold and silcer lIOARDED, and locked mp,
and refuse to pay it out FOR their hnpasters, their
:. sound currency" notwithstanding we hold their
promises 80 20 pay Soft, indeed must be the
IIoosier who would be caught with such bait and
softer still the head which would throw it to them.
''Re.iuciioH Of cages and an increase Of salaries.
What must be thought Of the brain which would
attribute such ali idea to the democracy The very
writer knew this TO be the basest falsehoods
imaginable; for he has read the speeches of his
god, Samuel ". Parker agata The REDUCTION 81
salaries, and Of Mr.. Uest, favor of that PROPOSE
ton. What man expects to gain by such palpable
talsehoods, are at loss to imagine. This Sena-
tor Parker, in his place for We heard him, said il
the salaries were reduced the officers would STEAL
enough to pay them. Mr. West contended for the
reduction of salaries from the Governor down, and
the abolition Of useless oGces. The speeches were
both published in tins paper. Recollect, lIoosiers
this transpired in our Senate not ten weeks since
&" IN army IF oGc,-hoIders.'
What has caused the trouble in the wing cam?
The wrangng OF "spoilsmen" for plumber.
=. 4 tar to saJsidi>e The public liberty"
Read the history of the United States Bank ant
Clentworth's exposures :! CL7-Who pays The sair
ryef lie neO editor IF he Jouraau And how j;
It raised!
the gicfss, bciong the spoils.''
Have any removals been made since the last Pre-
sidentia election More than since the days o
Washington. fIs5-An army of office holders >
"A SUBTREAoURY"
The only truth we have been able to discover in tn
federal ppcayers' address. We Do go for sub-treasur
and 50 does the Constitution. What is constitutional w
shall always 20 for, whether it is sickenng to fedora
whigery not.
No Tariff"
As article is getting long, ourselves wit
pronouncing this unquaiiedly false We go FIR taru
Of nigh duties on all foreign articles of r,y such
ewelry gold watches, gold headed canes gold snuff box
Is, and all such trumpey used by the arstocracy while
We would take it off or materially reduce it, on such ant
cles coffee salt iron etc. and all articles consumed b.
the less wealthy classes greater degree than by the
istocracy. If these nabots must have their fine e.gya,c
let them pay for them; but don't make them free an
raise the tariff tax the necessaries of life
II National DeJt"
I his sounds we'll for party which has within year
created National DEBT Of SEVENTEEN MILLIONS
The Democratic administrations, within the last twcv
years PAID OFF the national debt contracted during tn
war, and this writer charges the Democratic part
with going far national debt!
The balance may be put together. The writer mus
have Supposed, when he peuned he YET in tie pa
ofa Democratic press aud reproving the party he no,
supports Let Parker think of this
1t is time quote little, to keep pace with tn
glorious who concocted the review for the benefit
the lawyer who spun it OUT
(Lawgers1 I oft have heard him say how he admired
Men Of your large profession, that could speak
To every cause, and things mere conirlrcs,
! IIli they were hoaISe again, yet an be LAW;
That with most quick agility could turn,
Aud return, make krofs and undo them,
/ GIVE fork counsel, take proroSlag gDd
on either hand and put 1t up These
lie knew would thrive with their humility.
And, (f,r his p4Tt) he thou .ht he should be best
To have hI, heir of such a suffering spirit;
50 wise. 50 grave. ot 50 pefpierd q f0HcHe.
And loud withal, that coud not r1g mar scqrce
lie siH ria0ui.a fee-Io pone-Bea Joasoa.
Oar number Of chapters yet eqlaing the lawyers
we so on with
CHAPTER V.
'H3o mon Sawuey, whore an We gang :"
''B5ck agn, De Jases ,''-Ncotci Tbicf.
o wings, Look out for the rascllly locos! They wan
bring down those high prices Only think what dar
DAYS what boiscrous weather. what cloudy nights, az,
what a terrible itch You will have should the democrat
again get into power How you will have to 60 to prison
for debit And your property be sold for one tenth Of il