Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08
I. 7. HOW MD.
Mcssrs. Lynde, Perkins, Hoover, Brady, Elder.
shinnlasfer Policy.

The Journal when in decent hands compared
with the groyelng hircling now suffered to pollute
It's columns, ara since, has frequently charged
the democrats with being the advocates Of stipplas
ters, the notes OF irresponsible banks are usually
termed. Let Us see what the avowed principles Of
the journal on this subject. In that paper Of
the lst November find the following:
ne go for Henry Clay, gentlemen, against the
field. For national currency, protective tariff
the dstr buton OF the proceeds Of the public lands
one term and republican use OF the veto power.
OF 20 for hard money; Sub-treasury Tree
Trade; Treasury Notes No Distribution; two
terms for 'yeto and Ditto and for nobody, in
particular, for President
We may have occasion to notice this paragraph
hereafter but We do it now for the purpose of call
ing attention to the "You Democrats 20 Tor hard
money" This certainly is equivalent to saying that
zee, the wings, are opposed to specie Again in
the same paper we ind thc following
As ever, this paper, THE Journal is the unhinch-
Ing advocate of Uhig measures and Uhig men ;
the opponent of the destructive policy Of sub Trea-
sury, Free TRADE, Hlrd .Nouey, aud Anti Djstri-
button.
SO here we have the candid confession that the
Journal goes against Hard Honey :" that is, it is
in favor Of shinplasters and against hard money.
Why does the editor then complain Of the demo-
crafts for driving the specie out of the country -
o! what a memory lar should have We are,
says the editor Of the journal, opposed to the de-
mocrats, because they drive the money out Of the
country and We opposed to Hard Money O.
That thousand dollars For rotat was it paid
Our readers will find on our first page a speech
VI ralk t NJ 4 ff..- 1
on the subject of an aboiti petition got up 10y a
number OF locoiocos and fee negroes and presented
TO hlm by an individual of the name of Menden-
nail 1 he speech IS highly characteristic of the
Wan-candid and Independent throughout and we
are constrained to say that this is Mr.. Claws fluH
as polit.an-hc c0aceaLs nothing.-.Vtdis3a Ran.
Rcr, Oct. %.
The impudenco and mondlcity of the above viii
find its own remedy. The falsobood is so glaring,
as to do more injury to Mr.. Clay, than the editor
was aware Of The Quakers, who are no doubt
sincere in their abolition principles, were the men
who Got up the petition. That they are wings. the
political complexion Of Wayne county is proof
We doubt those men viii better like being called
free negroes" than VT. Gays insulting speech TO
them
However, 1T all that 60. The editor says. that
che conceais nothing" Here the federal policy.
the cioven foot Of old tory sm, sticks out.
In the opinion Of the federal Banner, to be
lit"less politician, something must be concealed.
The feds must not aro'c their policy to the people
the severe gus Of the land because they. ignorant
souls cannot know what is for their own good or
harm. Taey must be fed with promises oft.yo dol
lars dey and roast beef while the policy Of their
would be rulers. must be concealed THIS 5 fe5
erai ~higgery This is the policy Of that party.
though but few are so iucaut.ous to openly avow
It. Let 1t not be forgotten that Mr.. Clay's organ
at Madison openly declares that Mr. Gays 61unas
a politician, Is, that he coHceab nothing! VIVA
severe shot ihs at Gen Harrison! Let the people
bear i in mind