Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05
THr LAWYER OF rnr Josax.h.-we .hall Us.


TIE LAWYER OF THE JovaxAL.-We shall use
only mufied spurs against ou- Jewish ne ghbor Cor
the present, as his party friends certainly give signs
Of keeping him busy for "a spell" at least and
hate to two upon one. although some people
have found it necessary to brng twice that number
upon Us, Illegally armed at that. But that's all ov
or. may be. We have only now to say that we are
Ike the woman who her husband fighting with
the bear. and say with her, stand back siran.
ger Give EN- fair play; It's the first fight I've
seen where didn't cuss which whipp'd -
The Indiana Record thus shows its teeth, and il
seldom makes false motions:
Mr. r. j. Barnett has assumed the editorial management
OF the Indiana journal In hs paper Of the 10Th he de-
votes long article answer to structures Of the Whg
press upon the hig Adde'S Of which he the author At
convenient have few word, about
this Adies putt o; captlousnes and fault finding.
but Of candor and h0thery kindness Wing alenty and
devoledy engaged ia the cause and seeking the best
10 pepeuate the glorious ascendcncy OF pure and undeh
C" Wing principles.
We prophesied also what kind Of a bite he would
get at the bait he threw out for Tom D1wLING."
Ifa Jew can have feelings like common people If
the ed tor of the Journal has any sensibllity, he
must feel humbed to the earth by his success in
that quarter. lie ventured too deep that time. lie
should have remembered that
Little boat, should keep near shore,
Larger vessels moTe''
la fact, so clumsIiy was that hook bated cor big
fish, one, to be sure, who like some Others. occa-
sionally nears the surface, the fisherman found it
gone. line and all, in mere contempt OF his 'excess
of science! Though he is fairly drawn under, has
had a complete duckng. are proud to say his
intended "sccond fiddler had the magnanimity to
"sPae the poke" and save him from vile death.
Here might be proper place enter upon a dis
QUESTION, whether 1t is better for one TO i've his life
shame, or to make his "quietus' with a bare bod
kin or get elected Prosecuting Attorney again by
the Legislature, where the income would be $500 a
year. But if should do so, could not give
the following ctsirom what the 'learned Jew
calls - Tom DowLING's noble Express"
That rousng convcnion - in which shall introduce
suitable resolutions not yet spoken Of by the the
with the matter When they do resolve 20 into conven
tion however and when they hold one and he
candidates, there will be no flash in the PAM, and fail
IN some other quarters The eXpclency Of such
asemblage they have under advscmen doubt,
when country fendS-the disnteested and controlling
ineres-sha manifest their pleasure, will
carrying out their wishes, far humble viii
permit We have aimed 10 lead in these matters,
intention do reference TO future
We belong 10 SquId local tdcti0n, and what ever
done having for It's object the advancement OF
the Wing cause, Will deciaed support.
The Journal thinks that the lamp II NgoS lame needs
trimming-"her conduct last considered" VERY
likely "Her conduct last sumner under other prompt
ngs, taken into the holy keeping Of the Journal and
ldmendtiOn forth which had well been reserved
home defeats. Nigo did eset. last gentleman
the Van Buren, patty, Of her Representatives and
be candid do imagine that she regrets it, She
had that individual before but Vgos lamp
dim but that she understood her position
The Representative alluded by the Journal has been
ed often, and invariably faithful her
political WISH that the citizens of Ngo felt that they
sked nothing in advancing him TO in the Legislature
As Representatives they never looked upon him
Van Buren, school, and, that the lamp Of Vi
COS "fame" suffered eclipse from the disastrous tw
Light of the Journals fears.
BY the by, talking of guns, sc. How does the clamp O
Maron flame" bum since the Browa- scorching rays
August and the chilling Fest-windS of October
made her peace with the offended spirit of Wing
Has her cowarce been forgiven and her Whig artillery
unmuzzed Is the spirit of locofocoism aayed within heI
borders and her sky bright and clear, and glorious
Ii no let respected friend OF the Journal the lamp
of Maon-ei her artillery be unmuzzled, for she stands il
position by safe-"her conduc; last summer
and fall considered