Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08
EXTRA STATE SENTINEL
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+ Since the commencement OF the present session
II the Legislature we have accumulated vast
amount OF facts and Information relative TO the past
MANAGEMENT of our state \ iflirs which is of tue
first importance that the People should be put ln
possession Of that they may act undcrstandiug'y
IN the promises hereafter and pass such judgments
rs they VIII not have occasion 10 regret or 10 set
aside.
These facts and this Information, We shall take
the earliest opportunity t. spread before tie People
in the columns Of our Ncekly paper, the INDIANA
State Sentinel but being admoni>hed. by the de-
plora5lc and burdcned condition Of the PEG lc that
many VIII feel Themselves unable 10 subscribe for
that paper. low is It's price, have dctcrm ned
10 make up from O. columns, and Issue sheet, one
half rs SIC and twice the SIZE of our DAILY paper,
10 be entitled the
"ENTRA SITE SENTINEL"
This EXTRA paper VIII come withIn tic means OF
even the p9Orcst n1n 10 the State, who as much,
! % not more interested IN ~ tu0us and honest adj
ninistrafion of pubic u.Ti'rs the richest. Its
prime object VIII be To submit 10 the People cauddly
and iear.essy every fact relative to State policy.
pat and prcscutto review the acts of the present
LcgIslature-to publish the disclosures, III relation
10 financial aliairs made before the Legislative
Committees OF Inyestgaton-and, if possible, to
bring lb1u, honest reformation in every depart
mcut OF the State Government.
1t viii also incidentally give concise information
ID relation TO general politics, and discuss the ques-
ton OF a Protective Tdrig, which is now beginning
ID be agtated, all the country, by secret un.
derstanding among the Wing Politicians, for the
benefit Of Mr. CLAY. IL Will oppose TAXATION OF
all Sorts whether in the shape Of Tariff. which
taxes the poor much the rich or that OF Ma
tona Bank which plumbers the masses for the bene-
ut OF the few heartess spectators who may obtain
its control and, IN short, viii oppose any system,
which, in any way or to any amount, direct or IN
direct takes from the pockets Of the People or the
labor resources Of the country, than barely
sufficient TO mllntan the ordinary and necessary cx-
peuses o. frugal administration OF public affairs.
The Extra y VIII not be prostituted INTO Il
mere eiectIoncerlng engine for the purpose of put
ting certain out OF Offices and putting certain
others into their places 1t viii advocate no
change" but such 1t is believed the best inter.
ests OF the People require, and it viii endcavor TO
incucate such Just principles OF political economy
As VIII be 81 permanent benefit To the People and
induce them to demand Of their public servants,
whoever they may be, their honest observance and
TUE EXTRA STATE SENTINEL
VIII be commenced about the middle Of March
next, and Will be continued SIX months l. viii be-
printed on a medium sized sheet. and sill be- pub
ished week. during the term, the follow lu5
rates, payable, in all cases, "a adrapce.
For one copy, months, - cents.
Two copies, Sl.00
Twelve copies 800 to be sent at
twenty i've copies 1000 one time
At these prices we believe the Extra viii be ae-
knowledged 10 be thc Cheapest paper ever publish
ed in this State.
The Weekiy Indiana STATE Sentinel Will be con
tnEcd regularly, as heretofore anj viii contain
more, and greater variety of political and ms
ceuaneous mrtter, than any other newspaper ga
ths State, without exception. Price Two Dollnrs
IA year; one dollar for six months-always IN al
Both viii be sent in exchange to every ncwspa-
per in this state that VIII give this notice few
publications, and the favor VIII be gratefully recip-
r5catcd in any other way that oilers.
G.. \. x J. =. CHAPLAIN, Editors.
o. Names should BE- sent ia az early possible
the edition Of the Extra viii be limited 10 the
probable demand.