Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05


I've wish Democrats would decline Offices
under the Administration. at present. if they
have any decent provision for livelihood.
short OF the Poor House "-permom Pat.
The Whigs will consider n berth in the
Poor House far more honorable than an of
flee begged from John Tylcr.-.E. y. Tribune.
Both parties can be accommodated They
may all 20 To the Poor House if they like,
particularly the gang of cormorantS who are
forever watching for a chance to prey upon
the public incumbents of some Office Of
trust and profit. II will be cheaper to sup
port them in the Poor House than out.-.N
J. Journal Of Commerce.
The Office seekers here. run the gauntlet
between democrats wings and ncutrals.
and get no quarter from any party. Office
seeking ut best i a miserable profession.
Dire necessity may excuse It when every CT
fort for livelihood in other WAYS has failed.
II merit determined the choice Of officers it
would be Otherwise But since the world knows
that COOL luck. trickcry. or contcmptibc
toalyism i, the usual passport. the honor, of
public trusts arc ncutr;,Iiz d. Tho man who
iollovs steady business, no matter what il
be provided it i, honc>t. has more respect
from the community. II certainly canno.
have LIS respect for him,, lf-.N5ah .Ioir.
THE FIGmrIyG CLEnGYYAx OF TrxxEs-
sEE.-In late Tennessee paper, of which
the Rev Mr.. Brownlow is editor the follow
ing card" appears. The Reverend gentle
man talks plain, that's certain:
CARD.-Whc seated in myhousc writ
ing, disturbing no man, and without any
knowledge of any quarrelling gong on, MIR.
Garland was called on as understand, BY l..
&. Haynes, to send me down to him, 10 meet
him IN combat, suppose, IN the street. |
once called on that base, cowardly puppy, IN
a manly and honorable way, and he refused TO
fight, but lied like dog, in that he denied
having any weapons. must decline the honor
of paying him second vist-but on the
ground that cone good turn deserves another,
Inc ought TO call on me.-Ihs would be turn
about, and of course fair play.
now, as heretofore, pronounce Nlr. Haynes
liar, a villain and coward-havng no other
hackers in .Ionesborough Than set of liars
and rascaIs. and the defendants of .hIeves.
, And this intend as pcrso 'ai 10 all who
consider themselves his hackers.
WILLIAM G.. BRowNLow,
ne W Mctnpui~l tlN'h- II '''i' = =
low aud not a little OF Il brui-cr-who ,dit-
the Jonesboro (Tcn.) Wing. ad,i-cth all men
of the success of hi- party in that State II
thc following cdli,ing terms:
Ten unnircI Thousand Cheers for
the Noble wing ~ ate Of Ecnnr'src..'
Attention the world. I'll the oi the Fcnncss,'
election - gwen! Oye Inhnhinnis "i TINS WIDE ''ft"
stretch wide Your aud lnnk at Tennessee while s
stops the onward march of that i"c"'"c" BAH Ii'""
erect Right foot feet IN rear ct the lcit To ar
~ = rnrc'-iiands raised as high IL they eau r'",
will, fingers spread wIdc apart Mouths spr''n WE!
opeu 10 catch the accents Faces turned towards vi
krniuck backs upon South Carol'na'-E> .'ai'"
apart squirting toward, Louisiana and Name 'kccp
~. timc with the feet. aztec The fashion OF The " Rogue
March" while the leaders o MI,nle IN Tennessee
work their way up Salt River -
iI,up C.p.s.-Dnc can hardly bcliev'
hi, own senses. when he looks back to tn
gross and disgusting appeals made BY til
whio, TO the bad appeiilcs of ll,cir followers
during the hard cider dclugc OF $50 The
were To conq Ter. a, they sud. because in "a
language of one OF their song.
Good hard cider the people d, crave
What IN insult to popular elections. an
t,c cause ol free government " 10 tn;
believes in IN everything Providence. coul
expect party that obtained power by sue
means. to prosper lcrc i, IN extract ifo'
one OF their clcctionccr,ng appeals:
"Tffrd cider rcW dyi9k. Us mn't' wei wear,
Inscribed on our harucr>-hlri CIDER - There's
our ,ccabn, too. with the nas OF The brave,
Wen % forth u battle. cur county l. save;
For good hard cidcr The PC Ife do cfHre "
Aud vet in the train of those wa" WEI
..lorih To battle believing ~ they WEI
..hard cider wei drink, were To be loun
professors of religion. temperance iolAs' DE-
cons oil churches. aud even ministers OF Il
gospel. The historian who records the
i,cts. will hardly BE- believed by the ne
generation. Tn ,>c only can fully rcalz
who saw. the scenes OF lSl).-.'cr ihr
Col. Register.
Too L.rr.-Wc have heard il mention
that late Director of the ntcd States Ban
recently remarked To a former government
rector: .What an amount OF suffering Won