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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

BEAUTIES or BA>kiSc.-rhe Midisonan con-
cludes an argument against the banking system
with the following statistics:
" There are IN eighteen states of the Inion up
wards of Sl9ooOO.Uuo OF blnking capital, wholly
lncontroyeri bic into specie; ~ siagger under
debts To the amount uf .1Oo.ooo.pb have sunk
10y the btnking system according 10 the report
of the Treasury. the trlng sun OF sai5 i6l i61
30 much for the blessing Oi the banking prtIi
eges -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

How Is II In 1910, wing osice-holders went
ior the lone term principle and rotation Of
nee. These maxlms are now secuted at BY these
same men, because election to be held on the
cAPirai on Of their term Of Office. Ifn.ne years or
SIX years, Is not enough for man to hold an Of
fee. why. Try him again. But for heavens sake
don't pretend that 1t Is democracy tc keep man in
for life.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

GrN. JAckso>'s FINE.-The Madisonian, speak
ing of the course of the Wings in the L. :. Senate
upon this subject says
" c have read. and heard, at various periods
both houses OF Congress, debates which would
innct pam any listener the least sensitive
with regard to the responsibility Of the National
Leg stature. But certainly have never read any
discuss ION with sensations more panied than that
winch was de>ecraied by the speeches resisting the
repayment of the fine imposed on General Jackson
by Judge Hall. II was Mt altogether the argu-
ments urged or the language employees. winch was
unworthy Of the Senate Chamber but the demon
stratlon 81 mere yarfi>aH feelings by American SEN
qf,yS IN discussing a theme involvInr the honor of
the country. and not the ascendancv of party The
senate has occasionally been degraded by the
m scononct Of some Of the members. but never
more 80. m conception. than By the course OF
those politicians. vino. opposed General Jack-
ION President, attempt to disgrace him a. a
General
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

Look OUT LIBEL SuIrs.-The following
paragraph cut from the New Albany Gazette
it refers to Mr.. BIrnetts card, be found ln our
columns. The editor says that Mr. Barnett IRE.
quests us hIm 10 say that he deems that card
equal act OF justice to himself, &c. What :
the matter Is Mr. Barnett ashamed of the man
ner in which the Journal has been conducted Does
he think his character is DETAINED thereby, and hav-
ING h name at the head of the editorial columns
We should mt wonder for Barnett Is cunning has
been a kind OF lawyer; and fany difficulty should
about that thousand dollars snug occur might
supply It's place, TO prevent a threatened action for
defamation oicharacter IN keeping MS name over the
scurrllOus matter put forth that sheet. We 90
wish Mr.. Douglass would mount the tripod himself,
handle the grey goose quill, and put al the would
be great writers, who scrbbe for that paper where
they ought to be-abOut some honest employment.
Try It, FIR lend Douglass there : knowing how
great a you may become. We shall want a
great many men to ill Offices when We are Presi-
dent and decent printers VIII always stand y. No
|. Here is the caution:
We ask the attention of friends of the press
TO the card of L. J. BARNETT. Esq. editor of the
Indiana Journal, who requests To say that he
deems that card equal act of Justice To himself
and the many kind friends throughout the State
whose solicitations placed HIM at the head OF the
Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

AssvuPrroN.-W We learn that T. J. Todd, one Of
the Wing candidates for Representatives OF this
county, boldly and openly declares himself, upon
for the assumption of the Stlic Debts BY the Gen
eral Government. lie contends of course, for max
Ing the poor pay great share as the rich
man, aud for sh ting the burden upon the shoulders
of innocent persons. This is tcnfod worse than
ewiudiiag Br,tish creditors, and God knows,
that Is dsgracefuI enough
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

OSE Man PowER.-This was favorite slogan
with the federal party IN $50. 1t seems to have
los: It's and bloody bones character since
the death of Gen. Harrison; for If duped farmer
asks a federal coon nova days, what is The reason
the promises made them are not fulfilled he : IN
stantly met with queer shake OF the head, face
as long as an owls uprolled eyes, and the exclam-
alton OF "Oh Oar President is dead We cant
10 any thing tIll we elect another" But, The far
mer Will reply, You elected every body you want
ed and nave a large majority in Congress, and
your own men in all the departments does the
President do every thing himself! Ono; says
coony but you know the President can stop every
thing from being done. Indeed, sir; and this is
Tyier too for whom | labored and spent much
to elect think, from the way the wings fight,
quarrel and do nothing. shall be caught again
. but you know Tyler vetoes all the bills. What
bills !! Why, the bank bill. But you said the
wings did Mt want another bank Well, they
think they can't get along without one. Is that
their policy now Yes Set down demo
crat or loco, or whatever you please to call it, then
can't be fooled a second time.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

\ correspondent Of the New York Journal OF
Commerce complains Of the cxtortonate tees de-
manded Of those who seek obtain the benefit OF
the bankrupt law Of Congress. The whole expens-
Of this nd are from 80 to 100 so that unless
a bankrupt s a rogue, or has rich trends, TIE
law Is OF no advantage to him. Tins We fear Is
too much the case IN other states as well as New
York. But Il Is Whggery all over.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
KEEP 1T BEFORE TIE PEOPLE,

That the federal wings have almost always been
in the ascendancy in the State and lock at the
condition Of our State and the people.
Keep before The people,
That the wings have made the same promises
and professions Just before election, which they are
making.
Keep Il before the People,
That wish to know when the federal wings
ever kept promise; even Of restoring good times,
or giving two dollars day and roast beef a.
Keep Il before the people
That if wings are elected to the Legislature, they
wW cote to REPEAL the .lPpraiscmem La~
Keep tcfore the people,,
That the Wing Spectators desire a majority in
the next Legislature for the purpose of making such
laws Ill compel the poor mans COW to sell fol
- cents, aud his last forty acres os land and hi.
humble cabin. for 30 cents. Sc the operation OF
the wing laws in Kentucky-and We know OF &c
acres Of land being sold for Do cents.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

County CowMIssIoNER.-Let such : desire
that there shall be no appropriations by Marion
County for the Madison Rail Road vote for James
llclvaine for County Commissioner. who voted
against making such appropriation by the county.
Ii you lsh To finish the road by the help of the
counties vote for John McFall or Matthew Little
either of whom VIII sustain the road, If elected
comm missioner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

ARE yov Rr,py In less than one week the
people Of this State Will be called upon to exercise
their highest prerogative. Are you ready If you
love your country-if you are sick Of mIsmanagc-
ment--oi an Irredeemable currency-if you do real
~ want two dollars day and roast beef-ii you
wish the price OF your products not sink lower
but To bring something like what they did during
jaekson's and Van Bureaus admInistraiion-go to
the polls and for democrats who never deceive
vou.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

INCAPACITy OF WITNEssEs.-Lord Chief Justice
Denham has brought bill INTO parliament for remov-
ing the Incapacty of witnesses. lie proposes that no
witness shall be Inclpacitated account Of eth
er interest or crime 1t beng left To the tribunal to
make the fitting deduction from his credit ty.
When the above interpretation of witnesses,
or account OF either interest or crime, and more
particularly account of mere opinion upon meta
physical subjects, shall be removed in England, We
may hope for reformition IN tins country OF the
same legal su perstltIons.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

CAS- THESE THINGS BIZ II, Is stated in the Bos
ton Post that three men, Imprisoned by the Char
tersts died IN prison recently Al Providence. from
the effects Of the cruelty of their oPpressors IL Is
also reported that woman ~ho attempted TO pre-
vent the arrest Of her husband At Woonsocket. was
stabbed IN the breast, and died Of the wound. Her
husband is prison.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
Correspondence Of the State sentinel.
CovIscrox. Ky., l2ih July. 1872.

CONVICTION. KY. l2th July. 1912.
DEAR sIRs Il do live IN very good style, that's
fact = and ! know of no men | would prefer 10
greet with hospitality Kindness than yourselves.
30 challenge you to keep your newspaper word
IN relation to calling on me, should you visit this
city
am a candidate for election to seat in the
Legislature of Kentucky; prospects OF success
pretty good have, however, four Competitors
only TO be elected. THIS renders The contest
very uncertain; but ! should like OF all things TO
be elected If it were for nothing else bat to CRAFTY
my old friends IN lndIana-God bless them.
But friend Chapman, why VIII You persist in call
ing me a VINO! Look at my votes IN the Legs
lature. ID q | ever give party vote Look at
my bill 10 abolish imprisonment for debt look al
my bill for collecting the revenue look at my vote
the bill authorizing the issue OF scrip TIA COM
school law; and OF all others. look at the
Bank Report, here | voted turn out The Presi-
dent Of me Slate Bank. Were these wing votes
Aud did not repeatedly declare on the floor Of the
House that ] belonged TO no party while acting as
a representative You Will say that | voted for
Blake. True; hut he was my townsnan, and my
constituent. God knows how little he deserved
that vote hot acted consc ientousy. and there
tore do not regret II. Ask y. Ii. Palmer. or WIN.
J. Brown, what kind of wing I was. | represented
wing county, and believe d my duty but
was not elected upon The question: aud never acted
as Il party man aud ! am now free TO act |
please. u warm, true and abiding democrat.
Wy TRENDS here KNOW II. SUCCESS 10 the glorious
cause Send me your paper; and here : INV hand,
nay old boy. Crow. Chapman. Crow
Yours &C. g.. ". CT TIER.
The foregoing lately received, and We con-
graduate Mr.. Gutter that he has - come out from
among the foul party" We aware that he
gave many democratic votes but he also gave a
great many wing votes. However he has now de-
cared himself. and we hope he Will never have
cause to regret tins open avowal, reason to act
contrary 10 his professions.
We are heartily glad, also. 10 him President
of that glorious society the Westinghouse of Cow
ngton. We shall certainly take the very first OPP
portun.ty Ia make him a flying visit and the health
of the whole world shall be drank in bumpers OF
Adams Ale Love to all. George and don't for
get the llt,e Cutters.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-Snce we
chroncled the accident the Edna, with loss OF -
lives, we have received account Of another Of a
similar description. The Steamer Shamrock burst
her boilers on the ~. Lawrence river on tue 9th
INST, and 81 BE- ngs killed and many wounded.
r.ese accidents VIII never cease. until the owners
and officers are held properly respons be.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

:. ID. GooDaIcH, Esq Peter Parey.) has been
nominated 10y the Wings of Massachusetts, as
candidate for Congress, to supply the vacancy oc.
casioned by the death OF Hon VIM. ). Hastings
Goodrich l. u perfect literary dyspeptc-a book ma K
er Of the Jackdaw order-a politician of extremely
small cons .deration and therefore perhaps the
ittest representative OF whggcry that ms ccnsttu
ents can find. lie is making the European
tour bel eve, at the expense OF the Government
In the character Of bearer OF dispatches"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

L. Il. o. i. J. w This club viii meet on
Harnsoa's corner, near the T.. %. Tomorrow morn.
ing al o'clock. \ ranctual attendance is request
ed as the country wings don't know how TO vote
until their decision is published in the Journal
DR.. Moore is sucked out.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

SENATOR EocLrsroN.-The Nevuy Times, last
received, has the following:
With respect to Mr. Egsleston's resignation, we
Know nothing except from his letter states
man-' We expect. however, that II is merely neg
iect, a.d that he Will resign IN time 10 have a sue
cessor chosen at the August Election. The time
tor the purpose is now short.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

CONGRESSIONAL DIGNITy.-One day last week,
the House OF Representatives was found 10 be with
ont quorum. when some wagglsh member called
upon the Speaker to gre them song This pro-
duced ungrlclous thump from his mallet, and a
roar Of laughter from the disorderly members. Go
it. coons. TINS ; the Reform and Confidence and
Retrenchment you promised the people. st Ilur-
RI Tor the beef and Two dollars day winch
we don't get
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

LETTER FROM GES. HowARD.-The following letter
from Gen. Howard we find published in the Crawfords
vile Reporter of July 18th 1t expresses his oPn
upon the questions of the Tariff aud Distribution;
which of public interest from the that his
has been freely used in with hish office
RocKvILLr July IL. 1912.
GENTLEMEN II cheerfuy respond To your letter. ask
my opgIons the tariff. and the distribution bill
You ask FIRST whe her | am for a tariff sufficiently high
to dey the expenses of the government under an Geo.
nomca administration of affairs aud oi arranging the
duties articles Of foreign manufscture all rd incl
dental protection to American industry
answer. am Tor tariif sufficient 70 meet all the
pendures which render the imposition of necessary
by the General Government believe that Is the correct
mode OF raising by the General Government and
Ivy direct tsXson.
Ia imposing this tariff believe it should be imposed
TO rest a nearly practicable equally upon the wealth
of the country and further. that such mode would
suit in all The protection whcht he manufacturers need
have IN justice a right o clam.
believe that duties should tie higher articles
than others. Such articles coffee, salt &c. which
articles of general consumption (salt being
all times aud in all countries, and coffee being from
what Is general habit OF people, ought not TO
be taxed as high other articles.
Your second question favor of adherIng
to provisions OF the distribute among the States the
proceeds OF the OF the public lands aud grant pre-
empon rights settlers passed the Of
Congress, Sept. L. 1871 provided can be done without
violating the provisions of the compromise act 2.
You desire to know my opinions this subject in
form, presume, which NAV have practical be airing
on the measures o. the government.
then state TO you, that regard II wholly Imprac
tcable for the distribution act, and the compromise
stand together. One fall. Time will prove this :;
facts prove IT, aud the of the parties
Congress shows that they so regard IT,
+ regard the public lands source of revenue, and
their diversion from the proper objects OF revenue will
lead To the necessity of violating the compromise
result will he the renewal of that angry the
subject OF the tariff, which threatened such dangerous
consequences some years
IhAve thus, gentlemen. briefly answered inquiries
and you may use the letter as YOU choose. | want no
concealmen DO | wish any q teel himself
sPousbe for my opinions. The people entitled To
know what every man, who Is befae the public IN any
shape for popular favor believes matters of public
am aware. gentlemen, Of your kind feelings and pray
you accept this assurance of my sincere regard
Your friend, +. \. HOWARD.
Messers. p. +. Euge, ID. Vance, A. i. Watson.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

Is KEEPING. The King whig chartersts OF
Rhode Island refused to have the Declaration of
independence read at their meetings the fourth
Of July. This fact IS worth hundred newspaper
articles to show the feeling of the British rascas
that State. No wonder the federal wing papers
take sides 18th them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

No. If any Of our friends who do no, file
their papers. furnish few copies of No. L.
VIC will be under grea, obligations. Our edition
~ exhausted and We wish them to supply some
snbscIIbeTs whose papers were m!scarred.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

0r'fhc great Wing Importing Merchants are
no@ refusing 10 pay duties on foreign goods to gov
eminent. ezccp, INTO the hands Of third persons
under protest against the right Of government to
collect The Courts wili have TO Try the question.
- mueh for the rascaliiy Of the Gay men IN Con-
gress
The Journal # Commerce notices the rascaity
of tic Clay politicians another point Of view -
The high tariff politicians IN Congress declare
that there no law Tor the collection Of any
duty az ail on Impoiations, and they also declare
that unless their party arrangements can be carried
ou', they ~.l make none. For three years. they
say, they wil leave the manufacturers entirely ex-
posed the petings # foreign competition. They
Wi not pass the necessary regulations Tor the
enforcement of the Compromise Act Tbs rum
winch II has been 20 loudly proclaimed would over
whelm tine country under "A tariff Of revenue merely.
is to BE- poured upon without tina, hindrance
10 the manufacturers tins treatment is cruel, bar
barous.'
lt-1his is aH.done or to be done. bv the very
y ho have been protesting be the exclusive
friends of " Home Industry! BY their own argu-
ments, they are willing ruin the country If
they can but = head Captain Tyler Their hypoc.
risy Is manifest
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

NERMoNr.-fhe entire Wing ticket of last year
for State officers, is again IN nomination. The
Aboiitionlsts have nominated separate ticket
throughout, except that they have taken up Edward
ID. Barber, for 1t. Governor who Will OF course
DE elected. For Governor there Will probably be
no choice, unless one of the three candidates should
be Withdrawn. The election takes place in Sep
TENDER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
RFNENBER,

Dor friends IN the various Counties . tie State
y ID much obI g u. BY forwarding the result of the
August election soon possible after II trans
g zee. Bg s., dong we shall be enabled 10 return
t.sa4 tue aggregate result IA the State much soon
er than we otherwise could They vii be pleased
to name the poi,fcs Of the members eI-ct.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

CbTThe intended conspiracy TO impeach the Pre-
sdcn, has fallen through, only Il Clay men having
the hardihcod 10 vote for il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

G5-What the deuce has got Chapman's Roos-
ter! For the last TWO or three weeks he has been
missing from the top of the State Sentinel. whore
he used to stand and strut SO malestically. W.
would not have taken him down for new hundred
dollar bill on the Trust Bank had that paper be-
tonged to us.-Cm. Post.
Bat why did Mt you say so before Your adj
vice comes now. like the Irishman's fo,e-thought
aGer-ward whats done can't be helped hox-
ever and we must IIo, get along, come along
Josey," as well : we can without either the Roos
ter or the "hundred dollar bill"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

GooD.-At large meeting of farmers, mechanics
and other worklngmen, IN OF the eastern States,
the following :oast was drank and received unani =
nous applause
'Resolved. That we have been deceived once by
wing promises of better times, tn two dollars a
day and roast beef; that was their fault. II they
ever again 80 blind US, with their hard cider and
coon skins, 10 make Us believe them, that will be
0ur fault, and we must expect 70 sutIer"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

VOLCANO II THE >UN.-A Brussels paper states
that some'h ~ extraord nary l. AZ this moment
passing the sun SORT OF crater l. perceived
It wh ca emlis clouds OF smoke that spreads over
portion OF It's surface Ike enormous spot.-Es-
change.
We thought CT this some time since for It has
been remarkably not Of aie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

deficiency" has been discovered in the ac-
counts OF book keeper OF the Greenwich y. y
Bank, to the amount Of sll 900. Rather small
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

The people of Louisiana, seems, could not get
roast beef they concluded, and wisely, t 0 take
Non on.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

Perret DuiouT, says the Vevay Times, has got a
radish which measures Il inches in circumference.
and onions Ii inches.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
Tyler therefore
Without a why or wherefore

" thOut why or WhereIOre.
We should like to know, alter every one of the thou
sands OF promises made by the wings before election
have failed to be fulfilled what guaranty the VIII Is
give that their next candidates Will not
them as they are now served. They did unite for
what has been the "unon OF the wings for the
sake of the union since! \ perfect scramble for
the spols quarrelling among themselves and dis
grazing the country; duellIng calling their own
successful candidate, who. while draiiabfe, they
auded to the skies, TR AIrOR ScoUNDREL
Foot! And for what Because he has a few
sparks of honesty left Remember this. voters !;
what guaranty can the wings give that they
intend to do, do, what they promise 1t is
the nature Of the boast to deceive Beware whom
you trust IN future.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

6LTIlave the wings the democrats always had
the power and the Management. and control OF
things in this State Answer, o We wings Your
leaders have always Dragged that this was a VIII 2
State. Who then brought a debt of FIFTEEN
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS upon US VINO mas
sunk the honor and credit of our people Answer
at the ballot box.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

tssEp.-ih IarfF bAl has passed the House Of
:, ~ sentat,ses "a Congress. The federal VIII IS
Arte ksit thc distribution clause 10 force Iy-
iertoveior. Vow wings, zee how much better
tunes VIII b.. Soc how that X. b. Will come or
your tlolcs and how your pockets Will chink with
two dollars a dry. e. IT hnmbug
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

Among the resolutions adopted at a Clay meet
ing in Hudson, y. y. is the following:
ResolUed, That John Tyler has deceived us once
that rs his fault. When he decetres rs again, ii
Will be OUR FAULT.
This sounds very pretty, coming from the party
who went
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

FIrs.-ro throw 4 wAg into its. say .Il LII
TOO to him. or ask him the price Of X. b. ,roas
beef
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
LouIsIANA.-Since the election in Louisiana, "
near n more Of the wing song,


de fiddle from de wagon troif,
De banjo from de kitchen lof'
giving praises TO "rippecanoe and Tyler too" y
change has the spirit of their dreams, and
the faces Of the L. X. .. L. |. w. are longer than
SIX horses. Obad Obld Obadiah