Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-08

tails OF tho state for the last SIX years
For full expose OF the finances of the State
and a means OF removing our Indebtedness, y,
refer YOU 10 the report OF the committee OF way.
and means IN ihe House OF Representatives
winch may be considered a Democratic docu-
ncut. as u was dis7euied 10 by the whig portion
81 thc committee.
The Dcmocraiic members OF the Legislature
have not on tin, occasion deemed il expedeat
q enter at large INTO political exposition ofthe
afurs of the General Government ltlsthourht
proper however, to take a brief glance al the
principles, designs. present movements aud iu-
turc action of the Wing, alias federal party, their
previous frauds hutnbuggcry and false promise.
u the people.
The principles ofthis aristocra,ic party arc as
far as Il dared to take ground, fully developed
in thc measures enacted and proposed Al thc OK
ira SESSION 1T Cong eSs
In ,hs action Of that most unfortunate aud de
signing couciayc Of mon so far as the majority
Is concerned the people viii discern, IN bold re-
lief the liucamcms Of that aristocralic policy
which had it, paternity with Alexander lamil-
ton and the elder Adams.
\ National Bank, "a the grand master wheel
IN their political machinc--to concentrate and
make efficient their powers ct bribery and cor
ruption, and to feed from the tolls and abour OF
the unwary and producing portion OF the COM
munitv, the Bankers ,-spcCulatofs, and political
gamblers Ia their employ. To distribute the rev
euues and income OF the government 10 be man
aged BY their political accomplices, and tax the
people u rcplenish the public treasury thus emp
tied through another, but auxiliary corps of their
privileged class with salaries and commissions
commensurate with the greedy appctItcs ofthose
mcrccnarcs; 10 create d national debt OF many
millions and 10 enact such measures and pursue
such policy, as Will insure lis augmentation TO
an extent sufficient to pension the lordiy arsto-
Gratis OF England upon American labor and in
dustry 10 crlnge with uunanly and pusillani-
nous subscrylcncy To British nenaces and as
SYMPTOMS and quietly pocket all their outrages
and aggressions upon American rights. To
adopt a system OF caucus Legislation, IN its ei-
fects abjurng all moral principle and every die
tate OF reason, and disregard of constituent OBJ
legation, and obeying only the party trainmels to
which the federal representation tanely submit
the outrageous enactment and coercion of the
Gog-ruc to expedite their despotsrn, and to
estop the intelligence of their infamous acts
from reaching the people through the liberty OF
speech which they thus smother; 20 provide
through the medium Of Bankrupt law an cS-
cape from their honest debts, the whole swarm
of federal gamblers and spectators created by
their great Bank hubble just eXploded--a law
from lis peculiar features, alike dcmoralizing IN
rs sanctions OF past yllaiuy and frauds and IA It's
invitations to future recklesness OF the same cast
and pernlcous tendency.
These, teliow-citlzens, are some OF the cher
ishcd measures of the federal Wing party, as
palmcd OF attempted to be palmed upon the
country mt the late extra session of Congress
These measures are alike antagonistic;I TO
Dcmocratical principles and abhoTreut 70 the
feelings of every true Democrat and lover Of his
country.
It will be rccollected BY YOU, fellow cilizens
by what dlsgracefi and extraordinary means
the federal party obtained the power which
they have So sienay abused The prolu,ion
OF promises 10 relieve the people, and to place
abundance money IN their pockets; and the re-
trenchmcnt and economy which they promised
10 Introduce into the administration, have all
proved false, tdllaclous and calculated "a they
were intended, TO delude aud deceive the people
Every profession of a love aud determination
on their part to enact salutary measures and
pursue liberal and conservative policy has
been shameuy violated; and the converse doe
trinc of extravaganza, tyranny and prescription
has been practiscd with high hand and unrc-
lcBting severity.
The di-graccial and dcmoralizing means, and
wicked frauds rcsoued to and prdctiscd in OBJ
tanning their short lived power Is revolving to
the sense OF all good men, and demands from
the people, that rebuke OF which We have an
earnest 10 the late elections, and which we trust
u!ll continue its lash until the entire federal dy-
nasty shall be hurled from their il-gottcn power
Analogous to the frauds and receptions per-
petratcd by the federal wing party, in the de-
bauchery, riot and degrading scenes which char
actcfzcd the contest OF l8 ID. the present
disingenuous assumptions OF the Indiana Wings
IN roIaflon ia their connection with and ahii.c
of power, IN regard To the management OF the
mammoth 81 stem OF 1885 But we believe the
good sense Of the people Will detect and their
patriotic love Of liberty and moral hate Of such
perfdy ia their rulers, Will induce them TO place
an ctirctual Ieip upon imposions So gross, bv
promptly ciccting from power the authors and
their a5ett0rs.
The remedy is with the people 1t Is their right
and their prerogatlvc to purge the government,
To right up the ship ol state which We anxious
~ and confidently believe they VIII DO on the
first Monday of August next.
THOS. J. HENLEY,
JND. IS. DAAI~.
JAMES G. READ,
II. J HARRIS.
JAMES RIICNEY,
HENRY q. MONROE,
JESSE ID. BEiGIr.
ETHAN ALLEN BROWN.
EDWARD y. UNNNEGAN
JOSEPH SINCLAIR,
~ MARSH
8. l. NRINCE
". 4. GORMAN
,. 4. CARR, Of J4e,s.a.
Committee.
ST tie ,te celebration OF the PIer.ms Ply
mouth. and letter from Alr. Bancroft was read.
dated Boston, Dec. 2l,t, 1911, last OF winch
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