Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

Zette, after the LIST OF March assumes the editorial
direction of the Journal. Under his direction that
paper viii become what II has not been for some
time past, talented aud efficient exponent of wing
prime pies the lack Of which AZ the State Capital
has been a subject of general complaint. The
Chapmans are also ont with a prospectus for an
. ErfrG SeHfHef.' half the $40 OF their weekly
months for % cents. IL IS useless To deny 10 them
tie possession Of talent. and the ability to conduct
paper well calculated to blind, hatter, deceive
and nislead aud every exerton will be made 10
make is influence felt every log cabin in the
State. . 1t will oppose taxation OF all sorts,
whether n the shape Of a Tariff or 4 National
Bank" The issue IL here rendered, and of
the humblest Of the whig party accept til
protective Turf and National Bank. is indelibly
inscribed on our banner. and rejoice that the
issue Is about to be fairly made before the people
Of Indiana.
y desperate effort will be made by the loco foco
parry 10 carry the state at the August election, 10
order that ON, H,,rard may be foisted into the L.
:. Senate IN place of Mr.. SNIrH. Disguise it a
they mav-avold the lssue as they Will. It rs the
darling hope OF the party. and II Is Rugged To their
basouS with dui1trous devotion. Shall II be- 80
ls question for the decision OF the Pcople.--New-
casfie Courier FEB. ,.
Passing over the ungenerous reflection upon Mr.
NoEL. az well a. the questionable compliments be-
slowed upon ourselves, in the above, desire to
direct the attention of the reader to the position of
IN favor of Il Oh Taxation by means of Tariff and
National Bank. Al we have to say at present Is,
that We hope every other wing paper will as hon
estly and frankly define It's position. Let us have
no bush fighting, ike that OF last year and then
If the People Of this State really in favor Of
IIigh Taxation, a High Tariff, which is only
another word for Taxation, and National Bank-
why, they viii support the Wings, and have their
wishes gratifed and their pockets emptied at the
same time.
\ word more. Is for the . desperate effort
which the Courier asserts Is to be made by the Dem
party to carry the State at the August cleo
tlon-if any such effort be in contemplation are
not advised Of it. The Democratic party at least
have not gun to work so desperately as the wings.
Let Us compare notes tins point, far the
newspapers are concerned to which the Courier al
.udcs. The wings have made II worth while for a
lawyer 10 res N office worth eight hundred dol
lars year, to take the place Of Mr.. Noel as Editor
Of the journal and bes dcs what done by
others, three Senators, We understood Mr.. Sen
ator PARKER to say at the whig caucus,-three Sen
alters one subscribed for 2GO copies OF that paper
under the 'new arrangement amounting OF
course in cash, to tour hundred dollars. On the
other hand, from motives OF personal zeal only, We
proposed TO publish an Extra SIX months for 81
cents, little II any thing more than cost and how
many subscribers does the Courier suppose We ob.
tanned among the Democrats IN the Legislature
Two hundred No! Just exactly ONE -! Does
this look like a desperate effort" on the part OF
Democrats Ii so, 1t must be di6ereld KIND o
desperation, from that which the Editor OF the Courier
is dreaming about.
And all TINS desperate effort says the Courier
Is to be made by the Democrats IN order to . iolst
Gen. HowARD into the L. =. Senate place OIL
John Smth! Never mistaken in your life
Mr. Courier. Whatever the Democrats may Dc
will be done with view chiefly reclaim un'
fortunate state from the gross denominations Of
whiggery, under which the People, without dis
ttnct,on OF party suffering, and TO replace
It IN the honorable position which II occupied II
years gone by. 1t Will be beggary inheritance
indeed, II gam 1t but It Is nevertheless oul
duty TO the little can from the wreck Of oul
credit and prosperity. Considerations connected
with men are secondary. We could easily namt
half dozen IN the Democratic ranks, altodtthel
worthy to occupy a in the Senate Of tine United
States but 1t matters but ttlc to US who may bC
elected TO that oice provided he be honest, sound
and thorough gong Democrat, who has maintained
his integrity IN storm as well in sunshine.
O.y-The " abash Express publishes statement
from correspondent that Gov. NOBLE Is not to b'
prosecuted IN company with other Internal Improve
mcnt managers. II this be true, nave been mis-
informed by those Who ought to know. We hay,
had neither time nor opportunity to examine per
sonally the report of the Senate investigating Com
milIce but we were told by members ct 1t that they
had recommended suit against Noble as well al
others.
ly the way, some of the Wing papcrs-the Tx
press among the rest have chuckled over the tao
; that several Democrats as well as Wings a reto b,
prosecuted. This is true but the Wing Editor.
nad better not ''hallo before they get out OF th
woods" The Democrats be sued merely 10
alleged overletting the works-that Is, for con
tracing Tor more than they had authority to do by
law, order get the Orks ahead far "a posi-
bic. THIS to be sure is bad enough but il Is no
quite 50 bad the '.sTEALAGEs' sw indlIng oper
atoms OF some OF the Wings, many OF which woulo
put a horse thefto the blush, and make the dew
himself knock under and give up beat. We believe
1t can't be successfully urged against any Democra
. that he made TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS b,
Il single speculation IN State Stocks, or that h
made ONEIIU NDHED THOUSAND DOLLAR:
by being secretly connected ruth me .HOrrS Cana
L md BuHktag Company. the Decoy Duck OF tina
? Mother OF lilrlots the t. = Bank. Or that an