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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
ELECTION RETURNS.
Ohio.

We have now full from Ohio which give the
Democrats majority Of three members of Congress
majority Of four in the STATE Senate and the federal
wings have majority Of four in the House making tie
joint ballot in the Legislature. II owing to diyi-
sons among the Democrats, fomented by Tyler for
obvious purposes that this result was brought about
Il will be productive of good however; and there
doubt but the Democratic candidate for President will
the State by thousands. We hope the Buckeye Demo-
will take lesson from the Hoosiers-have but
parties Democrats and Coons. BE united and FIRM and
success : certain
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
COMMUNICATION.
Rail Read Meeting.

OoroBER 90, 1919
At meeting of Stockholders this day held, at Gen.
Diakes Hotel : w Norris appointed Chairman, and
James W. Ray, Secretary. 1t is Resolved, That pursuant,
to the recommendation Of the General meeting held on
tic 18th inst relative efforts aid the construction of
the Rail Road from Columbus to indianapolis. by receiv-
ing Subscriptions stock be paid labor money.
materials provision, appointments be made for the DIFF
reni townships this county and for the Town. Of suit
able persons solicit such subscriptions whercupOn the
following gentlemen were appointed make such effort
in their respective townships. and Pu5Se MEETING is
hereby appointed al the place Of holding elections such
townships o'clock. A. NJ the days respectively
named below, when addresses will be made by citizens in
explanation Of the prospects of the work. and the good
policy the efforts the citizens the townships are
earnestly invited to attend such meetings
In Lawrence TownshiP-Tuesday Oct 81 Joseph
Johnson, Madison Web, Alexander Wilson, lohn John
son.
In Washington Township -Thursdly November ?
John Johnson Daniel r. Smith, Hiram Bacon John Bunk
In Pike Township Saturday Nov 4lh. Jacob Sour
vinc Aaron CULVER. Adam Wright. T. w Council
In Wayne own,hip-Tuesday Nov III Thomas
Stout, Samuel Harding, John Maron. William G addan.
In Decatur Towushp-Thursday Nov. 9h. John Cook
Joseph Beeler Demas Mcfarland. John ). Hail.
In Centre Township--Saturday Nov Ith {. " Van.
houien, James McI'ain, John Brown Abraham Ioefsn.
In Franklin TownshiP-Tucsiay Nov. l4h. Daniel
Moore John Smilher. Benz Morgan, William Rector.
In Warren wnship-Thursday Nov 10TH Henry
Brady, James Ferguson, Harris Tyner William Robson.
In Perry shiP-SatuTday Noe. 18th. George
ShoFtridge, Noah Wright David Maws John II. Oliver
In IndanaPolis-Ovd Butter, >. ". Norris. II. p Co
bum. Johs Wkens, D. Gully. Alfred Harrison, James
W. Ray, Edwin Peck. julius Nicoll. Henry Bradley L.
b. Wilson, Philip Michael, John Carlisle John Douglas
All persons receiving Subscription are requested To re-
turn their lists when completed. ; ". Norris ladiin-
aPois-and the meeting adjourned
:. ". NORRIS, Chairman.
JtMrs ". Ray, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
HIN, Jnr,ns.

y lis tame Is getting 10 bc talked Of wc would Just
ni'" our readers that John Jones, (omc call him john
hoo6y Jones' IS The editor OF the ads0aiau tia, he has
defined hi- position in bis paper Of the l,h; and that he
really th'uhs, or prccnds To thiuk that lain Ilfer is
little Tie best and most popular democrat living!
. wc go tor Tip aud ".
Without q " Us or wherefore
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Notwithstanding this enormous supply OF Hour, being
ihHiyhye per cent greater than ever before and the
ceeding low which held less has been export
ed this than last The applies corn, pork
oil, Lard, &c The Of this Is to be found ia the
fact that under the present tariff than specie
lie received IN payment for exports. During the last year
some s-O,OUOOOO Of the precious metals have been
tracted from Europe. and $4,000 000 Of the amount is
yS utterly useless III the vaults of the New 0rk BANKS
he people Of England having the proceeds their
dusiy hand and IN waAt Of American produce cannot
procure the latter because tic United States tariff larhls
the introduction of their goods this country,
qneny they can buy nothing Of the United States with
out specie they therefore buy lte as possible. When
they want agricultural produce they seek Il where they
can OBTAIN Ii IA payment OF their goods. When ev
United aes with specie 10 make purchases, and not be-
ioe Hence, II our farmers pile their produce upon the
Atlantic border until il high IS the Allegheny noun
lans' Europe viii not buy unless Sic get II IA
sora5ie terms. Ii her merchandise is freely admitted In
exchange, the feeding Of 10000 O00 souls Who nhabit the
British is.e viii be given TO our western farmers The
operation OF our law is substitute for this vast
ana actual market the supp sltiOn that, If foreign
uactufcs are imported the 250O00 persons engaged in
ihat business viii than the whole British popu
Iation! La Europe is calculated that one agrcuurst
feeds four persons in other employ la this country
uefe arc three agrcuuTss to of other empoym
and tie advocates Of protection pretend enrich the
country iy conhnng the market Of the three farmers
tie wants of person The farmers cannot be 50 blind
as not To perceive. that their produce IL retained
hone for the supply of the manufacturers here that the
price Of produce must be very low, aud manufactures very
mgh; that one day work of the manufactured will pro-
duee sufficient to purchase TIC results of four day woTA
u the farmer Therefore the former grow
sly rich, ond the latter wret hcdy poor, Is the
case ia England, where the master manufacturers and
5i'y richer han those OF any other nation on the
earth, while the mass of the people is far poorer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Thus from the small beginning OF 1919 miles #
nual mail carriage and expenditure of 10000. has thu
arisen 10 be orc r tie mot Useful and important De
pafimclfs o ous Government. requiring tir agency #
about 1900 posuasers and i.r clerks 600 contract
besides large number connected ssiih department
ia various ways.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

70 rnr EproEs, &c: Geatlemas-I took the lib
CIT! some time ago TO suggest through tie medium of
our paper The propeiy Of erecting public clock this
town shortly after memorial to the council
OF the town handed round among the citizens and
received great many signatures Since that time have
heard nothing on the subject probably owing the cleo
ton which during the summer fully engros-,d the
tcn'ion OF every body Now thar the election excitement
has M some measure subsidized should like 10 have the
clock SET gong again, and hope that my fellow citizens
viii bes themselves, and procure. ifpossbe 80 desira
ble an acquisition 10 town CHRONOS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
Effect of The TariG.

The following, from tie able writer OF the money ar
cles in the New York Herald is valuable well for its
statistical facts, for the sentiments embodied
Study it carefully:
The following table Of the wheat and -four. reduced
70 barrels OF -four arriving tide the Hudson
river for several years
FLoUR AND WHEAT ARRrvISs AT TIDE WATER To
Der. ! IN EACH lEaR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

We are oiremey obliged to The gentleman who took
from onr table on iay morning the Ohio Staicsiaau
aud the New N"fh Herald lie need be under unca
sncss about returning thOm or himself Why did he mot
take the bible which laid On The table
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

We have had several appliraiiou i5om friends Dc au
noa"eed rs candidates tor enrolling Clerk When we in
orm them t'at tie office abolished last winter I,
law" they Will understand why their announcements do
not appear.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Bisuer or isu,SA-We understand thar The h,.
Convention "f iac Protestant Epseoral Church in Iud
am, elected Thomas ANinson Rector Of 81 Peters
Church. Baltimore Bishop Of the Diocese Of Indiana
We Do not learn whether tie appointment las been &C.
ccptod
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

TINS posr OffIcE DsPARrwgN THE progress of
this branch of the puhc Illustrative OF the rapid
growth OF the country and the extension OF tie
of feopie-ihfIr means Of communicating inicll-
gence the Advancement Of popu aio aud he settlement
OF the different sections OF tie Union. The following
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

A>orurn NryFuAHLE P,ruior GoSr.--Oa Friday
evening tie venerable JAWS LrAvpEE Cirnoanr Esq
died 81 Washington Ciy. d G., in bis 9TH year VI the
early age # years De euieicd tie continental Navy
and served a mid-hpman board the Coafcdefacy and
r. rauc.de during the Revolutionary struggle. and
after the peace vas captured by tie Algennes oil the
Of Spain lie remained eleven wears in captivity,
returned bearer Of Dispatches President Washington.
and ever since held and faithfully discharged public
trusts abroad when the country was seeking place
among the nations of the EARTH and ior the last twenty
wears tic oice of the Second Comptroller Of the
sury Thus has another, Ink between the past and the
prcscn, been severed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

ia compassion employed IA 81 the London
printing Offices proverhial tor te photographed accu-
racy of ITS issues was mortified the detection an
omission of letter article he had ST up. that hc
committed suicide b. beating his brains with mallei
- Gin. sun
What pity that compos'iors IN general Ussssd
with a Etae Of that same scas,t.tfy'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24


Il is with pleasure that copy the following only
On account Of the favorable sentiments Of tie Ouowa
Free Trader which We second bat Of adding our need
of praise the honorable and manly sentiments Of tho
editor Of the Wabash Express When tic people think
n'ic Of editors and less reilossors teir servan
~e pcse them that their interests will be better gu3rl
and promoted.
COMPLIMENT TO Mr.. J. r. JONES
The ioloWins paragraph is fom the Illinois Free Ira
der; and Will De that MIR. JoSrs, of lhe Peoples
Friend, Is thought Of cut among the SUCKERS II
Ices good hear our editorial brethren spoken wei or
aud would fifty times copy good than III word
81 any cf them Mr. tones enters public he at a the
when be will have in his power much for his CON
ilns aud generous constituents; and should an thing
- well Tor ihe interest oi tie Canal at the approaching
session Of the Legislature. he viii reap large share
The honor Ct the achievement Fountain count. has stood
irr IT, Ike game one she IS, aud shown by hor
that she deserves the prosperity which 1t must secure
ANOTHER EDITOR PROMOTED.
ia thc brilliant democratic victory in Indiana. nothing
mot even tac election Of dcmocnt, Govcrlp-has
pleased rs much %, The election Of ouf eni IONS u
JoNls. 81 lhe Peoples Friend, Co,ns'on, lc Lc---
laue from Fountain county. H. Young man ol ,,..
considerable talent of uLAinchus honesty aud integrity,
Industrious energetic pcrse'efns; minds his usi-
ness. Is oFenheariei and generous 20 fut ard a
ll,ld is "ruo ns -feel' have known ha vtl. have
his nc',c c ard state, without hc-itltian cur ~
bet at ;Aert is % 70 another man in whom the people %
Fountain could have rposad their confidence wI'h r.r,
safety. John. goodbye Nou have now fairly out GA
tae high road az lrccrmcut Ne cannot hope 10 f.'l
YOU When you arrive at ih' great raal OF American
aui:iau-the presidential chair lag that You 30 arrive
there day, tacre De na d,uh jet your mind ,ra-
cioasy revert back 10 your OH i.ieudsad BE- pleased al
remember that just qupicd discharge the
dat.es # The Office Of Receiver at ChicagoT
We understand that 6 ~ U-seer wishes 70 lc ,'c dea-
oerauc candidate for JuJ 81 bs Circuit. This looks
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

I've acknowledge the receipt Of splendid lot of
grapes fiom oar friend NJ Gully tie Mayor NJ, Lis
shadow never be less
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

The Boston Patriot. organ, thus speass lis iel.
al notions 70 The a5ores who ground down b h
work aud Iow wagcs:
"Tas TiN lova Sr>rrN.-This is mak.nr serious
nroad- upon tie leHs established HABITS of the udu-ri-
eos portion Of cur community. l. appears 10 Us nor rem,
judscou', and ccuainy very economical.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
FCnnSylY1nil.

80 far have in the Democrats have
elected 10, and the federal wings g. and volunteer
members Of Congress and the Odd District hear from
There is also doubt whether the whig il elected in
the lsh District although have clased it, Ia the
Senate, there IL members elect OF these 10 will
he Democrats The Senators holding arc 10 Demo.
Gratis and wings. This viii give Democratic majority
Of -,
The House as far ascerained stands 10 Dem. to
wings The counties to hear from last year repre-.
sented 10y 4 Democrats and Wings Should further
changes may set down the House thus Demo
Gratis Co., Wings 40. legislature
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Extract Of letter from house ia Chicago IL, TO !
gcntlefnsn in New York
Il fad thai the business o this place has fallen of a.
least half owing the diversion of tie oosics trade
from by the Wabash canal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
zilc FsaGiSouipu

BFags good Zeal about its peaceful course Ills will
Do for its eehses 70 copy but an iasRt to those who
read that sheet. Witness lis constant, attacks on Van
Duren, Benton, aud other democrats who were always
with in the darkest hours, uhea the Madsonian was
circulated TO defea, the democracy Of the country
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
Ncu Jersey.

Stand from under Make for the wheeling iato the
Democratic ranks of another State, totally and wholly
dseuthracd and rcgeneraiod The British aristocracy
have been made bite the dust and the New Jersey
mocaey has proved itself all worthy Of the high stand
has fought long aud last successfully obtain.
Alas for Harry The Ohio Statesman says: "Thc de-
mocracy have swept the State dieting crcr mcmber Of
Congress bat The whg elected agaiust the re-
gular nomination, and being mechanic was Of course.
bitterly opposed BY the Pennington family. His course.
under the circumstances prostratng docs the broad
seal arstocrary in the strongest district in the
State, 4 glorious triumph
The last Legislature gcrrymandored New Jcrscy as
10 give the democracy but one member OF Congress by
placing all the strong democratic counties in district
Is the IN Kentucky rascaty has been rebul-
cd and only have the democracy elected four
the five members Of Congress, and the gerrymandcrs
been beaten N orcry district and the Legislature too in
both branches is largely democratic for tic first
many years This latter triumph net only secures the
election Of democratic Governor bat viii secure the
calling Of Convention TO form a Constitutions So as
among other sauay reforms, place the election of the
Governor hereafter here II always should have been
'eu The Pcop'e Under tie present Constitutions he is
elected by the Legislature The democratic majority on
The popular vote about 1000
The Baltimore Argus gives for Council y democrats
to wings Assembly :I6 democrats to - wings Only
% majority jooi ballot Another shout for New
Jersey
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

The Hon James Nanderpo, did at HE residence Al.
bsny, the "a inst, Of paIalysi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

The Boston Evening Bulletin has hois,ed the 1g Of
Daniel Webster for President.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

AaRsuau JAcEsov, of Manhattan. Is appointed Pos
Master that place. ~ the Of : "a Coleman r.
signed. Squire Jackson is sterling Democrat wiihou
Tyler symptom, and wall make good officer INDIAN
Patriot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
EzIla<gc E.iana VyI,igycry.

The following fon the Providence independent
ihcy call thr actors in the outrase-. "Alscrncs but
Agcuucs never were guilty OF such atroclc, rs have
marked the course Of tie Wing leaders Of Rhode Is
land
Ga "Wednesday last, Officer Sheldon arrested d,e ID
the most Respectable Indies On our conmuui,,. and car
F''i t'eH before the nIuou- upon trpfs. or BenrA
warrant % plead several indictments which had been
preferred against them bv the Grand inquest .In and TOR
the body Of the county 81 Proyicucc which ctinct
charges ihom with violation OF ihc militia lay of tie
State OF Rhode Island aud Providence Plantations The
names oi the ladies who avc suffered t- Outrage ~ The
hands cd orr Al-erne masters. are 1lIs orl. 1lr- Pct
q, Mrs Collins. Wis Luther. and Mrs DaE!orfl " heu
carried into court. thcy seated with number az
Alscruc prostitute. who bad been indicted for d, bauc
cre,, aod other CRIMINAL conduct aud there made The
laughing stock Of score Of Algerinc petiioggcr-
OUrnAGr.-Wc are informed, says the Providence Her
aN that Wcs, AMI Potter who were imprisoned aud in
iced the oaths If Shelley and Keep were tsken be-
fore the court hmf1Dd and chained iog..1er. This
snominous treatment Of the petty abuses Of pow
which have marked ,he Wing party of Rhode Island
brought disgrace on the very Of he state aud w
cover the authors with afamv.
VINO PeovIsrs-Ial-i0 Henry Clay promised in
one Of bis 'econecrug harapgucs. that If the people
would elect Tip and ", tbe following very desirable
results would foliow-
" C9sfafncc i-ou'd ilau r,Ta,.Ig rerirc
craft r2DIt tfrrS'0rfj,
Tie RACES ~ ador Dc aaraa-ed-o,cn to two dollars
day and roast beef.
.lct5f business roaI rofrrn and
Iae price 81 lrod0ets 'roalf rise.'
IL said 10 made DO difference what measures the wis
administration adopted tie -bare fact ct the election
would be sufficient Tie people have waited now near
l three years for the fdmen Of tins promise but they
have waited ia 'aa Three years OF grinding poverty,
have beeu The result to them instead Of the thousands Of
blessings which whggcry. its drunken rcvels so con-
hdenily promised them. And they have been very i'm
patient for the arrival of those beiier times How much
longer have they got 70 wait Can any Of the hard
cider. log-c cabin, Coon-skin oraclcs inform them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
srorgn

This State has elected Wing Governor. legislature
and two Wings to Cansress Crow over it Co,us
zzsi yi.;na
The Wings also have. We expect another small blast
from the city Of Baltimore soon Wing majady o. joint
ballot, II. Quite enough sclah.
EEiseo.ss'ia and EoIya.
These Territories are Democratic al over. Il is per-
fec; clean sweep Of C,oaisn. To Dolscs arc elected
Thus perishes federalism among tie hardy sons OF tie
soil
CDa-ircl-cf3.
The Connecticut papers give returns Of h, recent town
elections, fom about hrec-hurhs Of the state, fr IN
which it appears the Democrats have carried fr,y-eish
Of which eleven have been gained from thc wings. and
the Whis' have carried twenty eight Of which six have
been gained from the Democrats.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
Den, srracy--E,urc ANA Cu,;cg.e..

some weeks since. published, Secretary If The
Democratic state Genital Committee list Of tie Dele
gates lie National CONVENTION, dos grating ,h sc who
had declined &c On looking over eur ilcs we were IT.
ress'ibly urged to spread the contents Of the following
letters lief r,odes and although not intended t.
bo made pu c, yetVo that the authors of such
noble and patriotic, such pure and genuiuc democratic SEN
timens, have desire of couccaiag them ron. ile
people How ii ia tone arc t,y fro1n ,h.se who
,ternaay seeking ,fitc-dawirg every cord to keep
themselves before those whose feet they would kiss The
crumbs If office and share Of poil- How certain ere
such sentiments expressed these letters not only
TO ueet with kindred response ia She bosoms Of The
people, tut To pc,crt tcion that they arr not
Trustworthy hat for emolumont office they would BE-
tray a caufling constituency Read them
Ntw HAn~ovr. Ism. Are. 20 1913
Georgc L. chapman, Esq SectiUg i ne Contra
Drn CON-
DE,R SIN. have DELAYED replying 20 your circular of
the 29A May euqurns II bad accepted the office Of Del.
ogaic aad wheeler would attend tie sle until The IT,
suit 1T the Congressional his district should e
decidcd.
Had tecn LEI -el should have acc r,ed the appoint
mcu and edeed myself To attend but having succeed
81. h4rIng hcn ail my lite scrupuious about spending
even day a TIE time paid ior with public money ia any
other business bat that Of those who pay for it, now de-
cline te with grateful thanks NY e ovc.,-
izcps tor tie confidence with which they honored me-
ain, dear 81, SINCERELY So urs.
IA a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Democratic majority joint ballot, only c-1Ts3 -
being gain Of 1 last year Who wonders at the
shouts Of a 1icioryf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Il is with pleasure that copy the following not only
On account Of the favorable sentiments Of tie Ouowa
Free Trader. which second but of adding need
of praise the honorable and manly sentiments Of tho
editor Of the Wabash Express When tie people think
na'c Of editors aud less ret'los-ors their servant,
cse them that their interests will be bs,t guarded
and promoted.