Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01
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ANOTHER FALSE ISSUE.


IN oder 10 screen from the just nd gnltion ofthC
people, tue conduct Of certain men at lud.anapoi..
aud ol-es mere. Wa1 nav raudu emily appropriated
IT, TIER Own prs ate benefit the funds aud money
%, the state 81 lad aaa, sud whose impotence la.
ost Tie state m..llons ct her means an attempt
D. u9w making by certain wing politicians 10 MIS-
lead the pubic, by en- outcry against certain other
persons wiz have "a ihtuly AMI honestly dtscharr-
ed their pubic trusts. Nom Noble first undertook
q make political cap tai for himself OF the ca
lstnIlle- of the state. Alter he had used every
argument and means 10 Is power 10 lead her nto
tbs wdc spread ru n ofexcessive Indebtedness and
after tlat nun WAS Irreireea0le and p1lpa5ie, be,
20 the vast plenitude 81 his wisdom underto5k 10
doctor the by exhibiting the darnostcs OF the
conn., lant; bIt he was such a splendid qulck tina
Ae ull-to9k tie past Dtorte4a appearances Tor the
real symptoms which caused the gangrcne up1n
ihe body polite. lie. N1o.s knew that no.
thing could be m1de u the state by his at
temtts TO biast thc reputation OF men of his oan
party who haG been connected with her finances.
Dut lac was niger to iguaze himself aud L. rtiu
great credit i,r hs industry and research, that DE
vas willing % sacrifice any body any thing. 10
any way that n ght, IN HE hungry mood, serve 10
satiate his Inord.nate ambition and lose Of money
aud place. lie therefore sought his victim, and m
hs imagination made great profit ont Of hls unuea-
sured abuse OF Milton Stapp a Fund Commits iouer.
Noble little -ht Of the hornets nest which be
was about % disturb when tic opened the ye> of bis
wrath Upon the head OF Slapp. Noble IS IA cunning.
designing man, but not wise man. lie, without
rejecting, thought 10 oYefwhCm Stapp asiush
The public, and rise in blaze OF glory very c.
rard the way of financial sbhl aud ability, and
majesty cl1m seat n The United States Senlie.
reward for ms very magnificent services. lie
Thought Be saw his nay clear TO preicrmeHt and
Office. But all az once, ghost, worse than that of
Blnquo, stared hln in the face. The transErcs-
~lou~ % Cue were fast developing themselves 10 the
public gaze. Noble soon knew from undoubted tes-
tlmnuy that Coo was Culpab,e SApp; but
Noble ia dilemma. II he exposed Stapp u
was all well, and be would put down man whom
lac bad injured before. and his fully at
rest he exposed Stapp, and u,cis,i>cd INN, No
bic would gam great ecilt; but how could he eX-
pose Stapp without exposing Coe TINS question
he settled satisfactorily 10 himself, by Keeping per
fcctly dark so r As COe was concerned and raising
the more smoke aud loo Stapp. lfhe exhibited
Coo 10 his frauds and pccuatOus he must draw
around his devoted head the anathcuas OF ell que
At Ind .auapol.s, who have ever sustained hun and
borne him and all his burthens upon their shoulders.
lie dare not fall out with them therefore he left Coo
10 sleep as he thought, III safety and obv II. IL eX
pected ID make additional draws upon the gratitude
OF his indianapolis Junto, and to hear The cans Of
their gratitude for his nestlmlblc services 50 So
nally and opportunely rendered to their brother IN
iniquity, and IN many other relations. But, 10!
spirit ct enquiry was awakened among the people.
and IN the legislature The thread was discover
cd that led the way to the secret Of corrup
ton, and although Noble had every facility for dis
cover NJ Goes misdeeds, at the same time that
Stapp was being handled, yet his, Mobiles, mouth
was sealed until the testimony of Harrington and
other, was about TO let the cat out Of the bar. II
Noble knew nothing OF Goes misdemeauors, 1t was
because he stupid or whuly blind The
magic touch of straltforward honesty at once pro-
duccd the ''open Sesame" which laid bare the foul
scene and brought forward to the gaze Of the world
the naked deiormtIcS of Mobiles hvortC, whom lie
faithfully aud fcarlu.ly had eudeavored To CON
ceal. But what to be done, if all this mass
OF damniug corruption to burst in an unmit "a
ted gust upon the heads Of these Wing managers at
Indianapolis, who acknowledge Noah Noble as their
high priest, and Isaac Coe as their patron SAINT
Some new scheme, some false issue was TO be made
10 avert or to divide the wrath OF the people. 1t
was well known that the House Of Representatives
would take measures to bring the guilty TO the bar
of Justice and expose the gross corruplons of No
BILE parasites well as those OF his victim. No
thing but a rvSe dc Sutrre could shield these Wing
managers from n storm which they could not bear
from an afirontcd and suffering people whom they
dare not face. II was under these apprchensIOnS
that Joseph & Egg rston, Thomas ID. Baird and
Samuel Parker. had driven into their dull heads, by
Noble aud his pumps, the bright idea Of trying TO
NIX up batch of charges against certain other
persons who had faithfully served the public 80
that the novelty and mahgnty OF their charges
against these men, would Ia some degree divert
public attention from those who were So stepped in
official corruption that they literally stuu& IN the
uostr,is of an honest public. This Is the reason why
certain democrats have been dragged into the foul
associations ofihesc disgraced wings. This 5 the
way that Noble and his friends atone for their
ba>eness-thls is their plan of escape. To AID IA
this unhallo,ycd attempt To persecutc the innocent
and to cloak and screen the guilty viii be the dal-
y ayocatiou Of Noah Noble and his hirelng adJunets.