Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
EXTRA STATE SENTINEL.
IA

Since the commencement OF the present session
If the Legislature. We have accumulated vast
amount OF facts and information relative the past
management of our State Affairs. which It is of the
first importance that the People should be pu, in
possession OF, that they may act Understandings
in the premises hereafter, and pass such judgments
a. they Will not have occasion to regret or to set
aside.
These facts and this Information, shall take
the ricst opportunity spread before the People
in the columns Of our Weekly paper, the Indiana
State Sentinel; :" but being admonished. by the de-
plorabe and 5uriened condition Of the People, that
many will feel themselves unable To subscribe for
that paper low Is it, price, We have determined
to make up from It's columns. and issue sheet, one
half It's SIZE and twice the size of our Daily paper
10 BE- entitled the
EXTRA STATE SENTINEL,
This Extra paper VIII come within the means OF
even the poorest man in the State. who much,
ii not more interested in viitu0us aud honest adj
niinisrra'ion OF public af,ir. the richest. Its
prime object VIII be 10 su5mi; t. tie People. candldly
and earcssy every fact relative to State policy,
past and prcsert-to review the OF the present
legislature-to publish the disclosures, in relation
orr financial affairs. made before the Legislative
Committees of Investigat.on-and. if possible, to
bring about honest reformation IN every depart
nlent Of the state Government.
II will also incidentally. give concise information
in relation to general politics. and discuss the ques
ton 81 LIDittttt d|FW, VI Iilth - HUN
to Be agtaicd all over tire country by secret un-
Outstanding Among the Wing Politicians, for the
D. nett of Mr. CLAY. IL Vii oppose TAXATION of
ali sorts. whether in the shape of "A Tariff which
taxes the poor much the rich that of a Ma
tonal Bank which plumbers the masses for the bene
III of the few heartesS SPECTATORS who may obtain
lis control and. in short, Will oppose any system,
which, in any way, to any amount. direct or in
direct takes from the pockets of the People, the
labor of the country than is barely
sufficient To maintain the ordinary and necessary eX-
peuses o. a frugal administration of public affairs
The - Extra - VIII be prostituted into =
mere eeciIpuccrng engine Tor tue purpose OF put
ting certain men out OF Offices and putting certain
others into their places; it Will advocate no
/" change" but such ii is believed the best inter-
ests OF the People require: and it viii endcavor to
incucate such nst principles OF political economy,
as viii be Of permanent benefit to the People, and
induce them demand of their public servants,
whoever they may be, their honest observance and
fuliillncnt
TIE EXTRA STATE SENTINEL
VIII be commenced about the middle of March
next and Nil be continued six months. 1t will be
printed on a medium sized sheet, and sill be pub
iished week. during the term, at the following
rates payable IN all cases, IN Advance.
For one copy, e months 90 30 cents.
Two copies, - Sl,OO
Twelve copies, - g 300 to be sent at
Twenty five copies - - 1000 one time.
At these prices believe the Extra will be
knowledged to be the cheapest paper publish
ed in this State.
The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel will be con-
tinued regularly, a herctoiore and viii contain
more, aud greater variety of political and mis-
cellaneous matter, than any other newspaper IN
this State. without exception. Price Two Dollars
year; one dollar for six months-aways in ad
Both will be sent in exchange to every newspa
per in this State that Viii give this notice few
publications, and the favor VIII be gratefully recp-
roca,ed IN any other way that offers.
c. \. 4. ]. =. CHAPMAN, Editors.
a. Names should be sent IN early as possible,
as the edition Of the Extra will be limited to the
probable demand