Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08
WnNne a'OW.Ishin.

At a meeting of the Democrats OF Wayne town
ship, Marion county, held at the residence Of James
Johnson, Esq, Saturday the 9th of November,
l>i2, ON motion, FHoIAs SrOUr was called 10 the
Chair and Nathaniel Bolton appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting then stated by \
Bolton, and, motion, the following resolutions
were unani mousy adopted
ReSOircd, That we highly approve OF the Demo-
cratic method of assembling III primary meetings
for the pur pose of consulting the public good, and
taking suc measures TO sustain those great princi-
pies OF lib ~ and free government which have dis
tinguished he American people from all other ma
tons of the earth
Resolred, That we heartily respond to the call Of
State Convention, TO be held at Ind annapolis en-
the OH of January next, and will Immediately pro-
ceed 10 appoint delegates from this township to tue
county Convention at indianapolis, proposed to be
held on the 10Th inst
Resoiced That in the late elections and triumphs
of Democracy throughout the Union, plainly
verified the truth OF the remark made by Mr.. an
Buren, that the sober second thoughts OF the people
viii always do right that however great the de-
captions practlsed IN $40 and Notwithstanding the
combinations OF pipelayers, and other hlga-handed
acts of fraud cheat the people out OF their rights,
the reality has proved shat all is not gold that gilt
ters--that 1t is much easier TO talk about two dol
lars day and roast beef than to dispense such ben
efits to the laboring community.
Res0ired, That truly sympathZe with our
Why friends when we behold that out OF all their
air-but castles OF greatness, prosperity aud re-
nown, nothing is now left them but the pageantry
of the campaign of 1910. consisting OF raccocns,
canoes log cabins, hard cider barrels and unmean-
ing banners, combining together nothing worthy oil
great and free people, but, at this day OF sober re-
Election. exhibiting scene of which no intelligent
American is proud, and which all, by common con-
sent will suffer to sink into oblivion when the his
torian shall make up the records of our country
Resoired That the rebuke which Mr. Clay and
his followers have received in their late efforts TO
revive the raccoon fandangoes of 1910 warrants the
assertion that reason and argument must Tow be
used instead of empty defamation and unmeanDg
shows.
for breasting the Clay phalanx in Congress, and up
setting the designs of that arch ntrigucr, VINO io
the last twenty years has had his eyes nXed upoi
the Presidency, and who has recently played h'
last card in the political game
Resoired, That IL is our firm opinion that Henry
CLAW never having obtained the vote of Indiana fol
the Presidency never can, at any subsequent elec
ton. The man who the first to cut down oui
appropriations the Cumberland Road. when II
those good old Jackson times there was FORTY MIL
LIONS of surplus in the treasury, and afterwards By
his vote declared that should not have another
dollar for this work and in which vote, unfortunate
" for us, he was but too successful. The man who
when the hardy pioneer and frontier settler begged
of Congress the faror ~ paying tor has home, was
Indignantly refused and mathematical as pirate
and land robber, unfit To live IN civilized conmu
nifty can never be elected to the Presidency by th
hardy frecmen of the Hoosier State.
Resolred. That Oliver II. Smith having cheated
Governor Noble OF his election for Senator 81
wears since and guled the Democrats by promising
the then existing administration fair support
displayed more talent that occasion than IN an.
other act Of his lie. The Democratic party an
Governor Noble VIII bear these things IN min
when the Senatorial election takes place mex
winter.
Resoired That the cry Of tariif, tafIii-the gsorI
ous tarih.-rive us a tarlff-comcs With an III grac
from a party whose members IN Congress vote
down the amendment Of Democratic senator 10
the purpose of inducing other countries 10 adm
flour and sailed provisions free OF culy' thereo
relieving the starving millions OF Europe an
greatly beneitting the whole western Fai4ey
affording market for our surplus wheat ana poF'
the Democrats to a man sustaining The measure
Resolred That the best tariff for the farmers {
Indiana is for every family 10 manufacture the
own clothing, 90 away with the credit system a
far as possible: cultivate spin, at war With e'
t.avagances of past years, get out of debt az ia'
ms POSSIBLE and thus BE freemen indeed
Resoired. Thst inasmuch Oliver III. Smit
considers himself the next greatest man IN AmeriC
fo Henry Clay, that he be on the same tick,
for the Vice Presidency, and that n imitation
that gentleman he be permitted next winter
retire 10 his country seat IN Delaware county, f
the purpose OF raising pumpkins and s4sGsscs
feed The IIrgin Heifrs Of Kentucky.
On motion Of Martin MaItindsie, Isl, the nee