Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-29
Prom .As cite + Aag. Il.
Eoiit.cal Summary &c TAG issc Elections.
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the Denocaiic auy has reiur' 81 majority IF the
lefs Of Coaa5e-s The Federal party have sacs.cel.
PROBABLY, "a obtaining maj rty Il one ~ tie Senaiei
ssitly rsarh tlree ~ The Horse--nnd have
eecd Gov. ZONES hv a majority # 1 600. g A,ugn
the poll Of Democratic ctud lae Pok. his acca d.
The contest Ia Tennessee has been Of greet al r
ard activity. The candidates Of the Dem crsic p4rty
Especially Gov Polls. who ca1eassel the whole cfi
deserve well % the Country. Iheg sia,td e upon
uncompro missing principle. They IcmPorz IN nothing
This enabled their ejsersare> enlist m Their
~ seeker Of expeiien'severy m,n who cou be inac
ei T. look - GaeeTnncai lur help his private concerns
Thcy enabled. therefore, IAly thousands their
s'aodard. d ns fr,m them political primer L.. under
the drlu3n that lhelF banking AMI lrocis
would axe better nmes-naAe produce SELL AID iie
casmIiles which they had fesl'y eieaei The solid
strength IF the emocrstc candidates have bcca able
array. under the present safe Of things. IN rennc-s,e
where the most seaucag prospects were he'd out. ~ tie
OF those active instruments who Sill cu " the ti-
nauis Of Tie crel>ysen iacss-is earnest u SUI
~iaHisi and permanent success al distant dJr. Ne
have very Tie DOUBT ha the next Presidential viii
hud Tennessee ths venerable oic: and states
man OF tie iI,rmrilgcGxed oE tie pdlfipe e Tic
ce standard of vauc-hc coined sea,y e ihe Con
siutin. u e cnir tan iiU,e apprehension that Icnncs
see wall be long found tearing testimony iai tie
simple honest. equal policy. which It nsen de atr
Of her 70 incuicaie. aud which has ound az
most uriyeTsa acceptance Ell eNhefe With he adoption
a the Jackson policy Tennessee hook with conf
dence the return # Col Polk 10 public ic and renew
ed distinctions We he would by yirll
sc in The late conflict.
IL Kentucky II VIII he sen that the cause Of morra-
cy hrs gained whi.e II has remained sisiionaryercy
s',tionary-n Tennessee. The Democracy 81 Kentucky
had in ne list Congress only Of thirteen X =
tr,seu,atvcS H. the il viii have one hal The dele
CATION; and hli Tor the misfortune OF running NJ. Spgs
(se hig membcf) of candidates ia Tie l. u
district the democrats would certainly have ELECTED
Mr. L'comp,c, The thorough.eoiug aud regularly noiua'
cd candidate o. the patty The splii te flecs
of tive sma portion going gpon the false lie. -
a quasi friend, white TIE mss went uncompfomisingiy
Cor princlpcsost the ID. mosfary the mrj ny OF Ice
Kentucky delegation ~ Couguss - II j., however y c
scales balanced between parties We attribute ihi-
glorious triumph krn,nckyier 1t is the greacs, ,r-
unih to exinguish the dency o our opponents n
that Siaic-,O the growing cling IL state essential y
Republican to 10 justice. aud 10 &c tore t. his foliica
standing The councils of he county her heroic psT
otto soldier and staesnanC Colonel Johnson. The hearts
f kenukaus wall warm more and more to the man N!'o
carried tlelr proud IN font o battle, aud gave Il
victory which lac baptized avish'y with his avn hloo
in the invaded 20 81 The enemy The enple Of keninc
y will not forge, their glory in the nrangcs of loi
toans iiowe,e dipped in ~ie'uh'io about a''ii- IA
onal bank currency national imprnN &C. & st
viii soon again her created unler de no.
cratic auspices The spirit ihat her 10 Jac~an
The a'c election proves not extinct.
H. ttia a tn i.dr has sti mcre strongly ia .avo
e of The democracy. II ha elected the Gov (Hhconib
d. and tie Lieut.. Governor (Bris' ccrieiny Fix.
lg probably seven. 81 te ten ntmlci~ To to7ges<. AID
mi rly The STATE Lee stature. MI. fs ,rs oita or
'.Nepuhiican" Triumph It j,ces that Nr " h'co ii
tie Republican candidate. IS elected what q clio
tbs. the Of President fy'cr. Mr.. Nhcon.
~ ciicd from h bureau the Treasury pa fie
ut as Commissioner of the Land Office for o'hrr
Tor Than h,csusc he Republican,, AMI belonged - %
nm Republican Administration which Mr.. Tyler slider
n hts mission to put down. Mr.. Nhiic"rb when rot.i'e
g s dsmisson felt II due t. himself Ia adj ress "a
the Pres DE l. 10 ascertain Wheeler there any ohe
:" cause tan political f'r HI t'-ssan. iae f'rs
ii dent aid lrc,e, that there amy other. And no
Id tie people # ldona have chosen hlm Chief Nag'~'ra
Ter of tie for the very cause VIII Undue M ~
he ext 81 him fon III. II Il hailed the triumph 4 VI
L. Tylcs's HeIuhcan lfin,iil IN indana, y these
$50 pc suppose that tie American intel adaqnd TO
reign Of dupGty
rs North Carolina :herc * 40 c'ecii had his Yea
AN tn, for members of The 2sh To- g,s+ The last CO.
TO gre-sonal Delegation ON thr safe composed a.
I. dcraist- and Democrats. The pepouera..ce Is
I'VE reversed fh.r' now D'Aacra;s afl = ra s.
l and set tie National inieigea,er secs III ils rcsu
.,nohing t. cheer the general roui Of lis r.ii, Il
~ North C.r,ina AID Tennessee he isl,s "a. 'iie VA.
g a. h.se ss,3 o,enfniy u thar ans" Anl the OIL
The States the de''at oe,esfei only bsca"-7
eis The ovcrp,wc'ing sensation OF dsgi-' h.~e,cr
ew tie part of the riai,ry Of tie y hrs Cong as
The tended tic voluntary retirement Of many = ne %.
oc lis natural III r. - Damp ar ar!ar Of the N.>
, paris Of ,r coaa'rg, and Aee? down the fe Of a.
z.al.
- AMI as,ia she editor says:
Of The prevailing sentiment among tie W's,. er.n
fore tic meeting ol Congress iie last Il
would rally of the VI "a, iastE.
al" in 'he lo'g run. fF the interest Of tie Country Is
po- lacafco ar', ard tie Executive having t'e lsr
- feat an, hing " h,cs might propose. shou BE- alo.,
rhe 10 have everything Her own wax ia tongf,~s."
- From illS - y he that the u D. g have gair
49,, Their poit losing tn election, bit. ri. -
nds National ln l'sncer' eos, 1t. party s''e ',ea e.
nus succeed h ciF,rtS d'fi Tie n-eives. Hear
"Se irum eer Of ihe tiumpas # Wiigsey
: ~Nois.ih-la' ding all which. AID every oher alee
hey Circumstance Wing, bad hard be- o,