Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

purpose.
Re faddlc-faddic
cold spoons and adc.
Roast beef aud two dollars day
The veto : the devil
That kicks up this evil
Don't you say so M. Clay
GRoASs Poor ThurIow Weed, of the Albany
Journal, groans thus
- We are beaten, not by the " meagre" majority
anticipated, but by an avalanche The State has
gone against US by some 10000. IL is a regular
and out Waterloo affair. Our Artillery, In
fantry, and Dragons, under the command of Gen
Apathy. routed and OvcrthrOwn. Returns and
reports from all quarters are dismally black. The
detection has been almost universal. The South,
the North and even the West, send in smashing
lsOcoOcO malOritics.
We were prepared for storm, and had taken in
sa-but this tornado sweeps every thing before IT,.
Albany il the only bright spot the State. Here,
and here only. is there increased wing majority
from $40. We shall from the wreck of a
great, enlightened and patriotic, but betrayed and
dIsprIted party, some thirty members OF Assembly,
eight nine members OF Congress, and one SEN
at0r
worth to the Nictors. There conflicts in
which the winner has the worst OF It.
NoIcE or TuE PEoPLE-Jusr REvoLurIoN-
Only three members of the present coon skin Con
grcss, which SO dsgraced the country at the recent
sessions, have been elected IN this State.
The y. Y Evening Post has tho following para
praphs
TnE SOBER SECOND TmorGur OF rnE ProrLE.-
The wings as usual, exercising their ingenuity
To- account for their late defeat let them az once
Danish all deluslom, and make up their minds that
they are beaten because they are IN hopeless mi
nority IN the State. The state OF New ork. since
the great contest between Burr and Jefferson has
never been any thing but democratic State. lhe
fcderalIsts have be sure and will probably here
after get accidental triumph about as often as
the locusts visit the land but this does not dis
prove the fact, that great majority OF the e!cctor'
of this State are democratic From 1887 TO FLO
causes operated to defeat the democracy, which car
never recur. If we continue true to our principles
The contraction, consequent upon the balloon ex
paasion of the paper system, drove hundreds iron
us whose imprudence bad involved them IN hope
less debt, and who supposed that a change, not o
their prIncp pies, but temporary change OF the as
cendancv of parties might POSSIBLY extricatc then
from their embarrassments. They nave had tht
change which their own votes aided IN making
They have found their affairs going from bad Il
morse and this large force has now rushed back Il
their old standard, and there they VIII remain Tor
ever.
In the western part Of the State, commonly calico
the =. infected district, we have a vast Accession
10 strength, winch we doubt not Viii prove per
manent. The region was primarily democratic
and remained So until seized with the spirit OF anti
masonry The democratic portion of the anti ma
sons desired to 90 back to the old lines from whic
they have so long wandered but like all men, " h
would preserve an appearance OF consistency, the
want a decent preteXt for 1t. The premature at
tempt To thrust Mr.. Clay upon them, who, IN a let
ter written some years ago, hurled defiance AZ Ia
anti-masons, has furnished them with ialr excuse
They now rallyIng upon the Old democra'l
PLATFORM and they Will not soon again descr
ii. \ friend. who has the means OF knowing IN
state of feeling at the west. assures US, that W
..sre Hpn of m.
thirteen thousand wing naJOrItles III the eight
district.
Mr. BEARDsLy AND Mn. Van RuREN.-Sumue
Bcardsy " no has Just been elected to Congress
from the Twentieth District, addressed a letter I
some of his friends the second OF November,
few days previous TO the late election, IN which
among other things, he says
Present appearances very plainly indicate tina
the democracy of this State viii rally IN favor
the nomina tion of Mr. Van Buren,, and these ind
cations accord with my own feelings; but the wing
and boilers Will. no doubt, be then now united
opposed him. II any one suPPoses shall D
found in their ranks he may have reason to think
necessary for me to GO before the public and reiu;
these ISLANDERS. But ] have no apprehension as I
myself nor do | any sufficient ground for bC
lieying that any such thing called for by the dc
mocrats Of the county. The thousand and on
stories of hostility to Mr. Van Buren,, and of con
blnStons and plots to AID the election o. Mr. Ga
houn and others TO the Presidency. are, rs TAR y
relates 10 myself utterly croundless as shameless
fabrications ever were propagated.'
An INTELLIGENT DECIsIoN.-The farmers
Orange County. have done credit 10 their own il
telligencc IN the choice they have made of mem
Der of Congress. The following paragraph wa
published IN the Albany City Journal, few day
before the election
"a Far Field The issue is fairly made mp
one at least Of the Congressional districts of Til
State. The LocoiOcos OF Orange county have re
nominated James G.. Clinton. open and avowe
enemy of all protection. direct or Incidental an
one who throughout the late session of Congress.
voted steadily and uniformly against every Tui
JiI that ras Introduced. TIE wings on the othe
hand have put up Nr. Wheeler a. thorough gon
tariff man. and take their ground boldly anu mar
fully as the friends OF the Protective system. /
make the matter still more clear the Independei
gency, thus replies TO article N the Goshen ID
,nocrat lthe wing paper charging upon tie Loc
focos hostility TO Protective Tariff
- We advise friend of the Democratl Their
fore, 10 the enemies Of protection Al
cave himself all further anxiety"
Here then the battle Is fairly set, lie, II
friends Of American Industry give their votes a
cordingy."
The farmers Of Orange. after considering Of II
matter gave the Free Trade candidate, major
Of eight hundred votes.
6JrScc L. S. Marshal's advertisement in anc,h