Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

Rcmryks ofrx-s.ov. p,v.

Indianapolis on Saturday, sept 3)tI
"Dhea stoads the Coseunp, hea sieads Rome ,eLen
falls the Coliseum, then fafs Rome, Was cherished
axiom Of the Romans which, happily, Illustrated their
power their geHius and their patriotism the paImy
days Of their greatness Like other llusifious
own beloved country. must have her adored maXms
as rules ct civil condnct, and laws 81 patriotism, por
tray the genius Of oar glorious Republican 'fstu-
tions immortal right and aIuablc privileges
''Uhen siaads RsDubicGn Democrgry and her frends,
then stands me RguJiic ekea fails R,paLiican Denoe
raey and her fr'ends. then fails Tie Republic, lis preg
nant with automatic truth aud meaning when applied
TO orr noble country and insttuons,-her aud
measuros.-as 10 induce the rsnd- of extended and Re-
fined freedom, throw the breeze. their national
motto Than tins, could be- more appropriate 10
The present momentous occasion prolific theme up
which to deseant uPon the soaisiin"s subject before
The thrilling cause OF or asscnblagc marking every
with honest interest. common 10 all and
Is beet expressed by the apevading throb 81 oxpecaon
and anxious inquiry that pcyadcs tins temple Of Justice
we have met IN The great coaDciihonse Of American
Republican Democracy. the friends Of the rights Of man
and universal liberty 10 interchange iraerual sentiments,
and by the potency Of reason ~ The open held Of con-
pronise 20 the nObest functions Of freemen ia
declaring preference for 10 be great nation
lawful ruler In the dischage Of tins momenious duty.
1T remember that choosing among friends
each other, and To the mighty cause 81 perfected polu-
lar freedom
Lei s in this act that we are now performing exc
Of world being upon usproye by cur dongs, that we
capable of the most difficult performance OF self gov
LIT show TIE nations, that ve can be Just,
magnanimous. and wise and that gratitude Our ruling
passion 81 we have Van Buren,, Cass "a Johnson
Burilaran.
spices Of popular sentiment - the prondest place ~ me
world III n be understood that their Hottest asplra
regulated bs The holy conservative Prlnc'Pe OF
= common political faith and common form OF worship
IN common iemplc OF liberty Their political god the
same their faith the their destiny the same their
wills, their services aud their fame are their
countrys immense common inheritance thaniy
will allow the suppOsiion, that such worthy pat
riots viii allow their coInirys highest hopes, prosperity
and happiness, be cngnpled III the nae!sirom Of per
sona ambition aud interest," merely thFou9h di-aPpont-
\ choice must be made but It be made IN love and
with tender regard for the choice Of others and lei The
Preference rest upon the son. Cornhan pillars 81 rea-
Justice, and gratitude, rather than policy Let te
choice founded az national honor and interest,
ther than sectional private interest These auihoF
tave considerations arraycd in phaaux throw with IT.
resistibe force the fore ground. in bold el!ct the
name of Martin Van Burcn the martyr OF l. 10 iis ex
traorJnary fall 10y the all subdng spirit of 40, call ortl
reasons. that cannot apply 10 the other gentlemen asp
ants To praise the Object OF cho'ce, withhold
ho" Others - not our present business bui' 10 de
promptly ,ieciay, and wisely. Were eulogy orr au'
we We aid not know which most 10 praise our worthy
chosen lender, Van Brren, his gallant aud illusrou
companions IN generous aspiration the leader or the rs
sociatc.
In assigning reasons why we prefer Martin Van Burci
viii not, (ior caunoD indulge IN n,dious com
PARSONS II l. principle alone. that casts upon Mr. Va
Buren,, tho glorious preference
We prefer him, because through every ordeal he ha
proven himself be a the piisIed states
and civilians of Tho age IA this or any other conr
We prefer him on accoun; of hs superior wisdom
ripe learning, knowledge and tact in guarding our nigh
and privileges.
We prefer him on account, OF his integrity OF purpos
lofty patriotism and far reaching mind
We prefer hun, because of his ever enduring and M
changeablc democracy, firm the Rocky Mountain
upon their eternal base.
We prefer him, bccau~c in peace in war, in pow
or a. citizen. lac practically demonstrates IN his coudn
that man j. capable of self. gov ernmcui
We prefer him. hccaisc hc has long been tie chost
victim Of American and European ar,sloeney
We prefer hun because hiS administration o tie Sc
eral government upon prncipie.
We prefer him. because he uniaerins folio"
IN the footsteps ii Gen. Jackson administrator u
golden age of America
We prefer him. because he american. and u
a sectional Prcsdcnt-carrying out Gen. Washington
iarcw ell address admonIion- 20 the danger OF aros
sectional Interests. to- the mon
We prefer him, because he and the true irlel
of every great interest. Agricultural, commercial
manufacturing, which the constitution and good pole
allow
We prec.r him. because he i. the fixed enemy Of
dangerous mnnopOIcs. State or National
We prefer hiin. because. ~ President OF the Unit
States hc was in power. equally the friend of tie ga
The west. the north. and south, when the constitute
and their interest required IT.
We prefer him. bccausc the friend Of American
well as the universal democracy. lac always Su'ed
place political power ~ the hands "l Tue many ran
than the fer aud always the friend oil equal nsht
We prefer MIN. beeause the mo''~ ep'rand' employ
bv the Wing in 30. their hard cider. log cabins can"
coons skins Nc di-qualfying the American people
.Ncire,ncnt~ and nienPeranee for self eo'''"m'n',
can only be healed by rcsurcctins the martyr WIN
principles
lie, reason here. Cor moment, invite YOU To follow
l.
bloody bnciiorv ,4o he had been unwaNefin= me
her o the democratic party. aud IN open aNovcr ANA
nircr Of the principles of Democracy ana unui mon
and eoiruption. and i.aud-. def licd INN lie arr
cratic md the liberal world had thclr anxious eye III
the raen the the measures and ptinciptr, ana
graceful practices of l-i0-he former ANXIOUS Tor tie
,nnI Of their f,,orite side aud the latter enduring
most painful soliciiudc for thers Tho stt'ssr 'h'
Democratic and democratic principles al tel t"s'
err n common rum. AMIDST the gratullilon> ana sh'
W the arlstocratc world, and the tearil amcnaiIon
the liberal one The ct the Ssur. aud pr'nc'l
at sSuc and the end begat general soiciiude ~ h'
aud abroad. The NATIONS spectators OF The nol
ous contest.
The mourntul end comes NJ last The chosen ana
friend OF democracy, Distinguished for hi> great ""
he who had often announced la mankni, ui'' 'u'N
capable OF sclt-govcrnmen that political power s'o
he pilccd IA the hands Of the many. not IN" ''Wi
that III good government should hc mSuinted Tor ihe
pie. Is erected from the White House. aud = thr"
with the pillars If democracy around iiim hl' To-
ment Then II was that the arIstocra'ic shout Hike u
toned thunder rcvcfbcraicd from continent l." 'o''n
nd echoed from kingdom To- kingdom, nom ia, ~,
State from mountain 10 valley. from sea to sea. nv
was. too. that the hbcca world were dressed III III"
ing Republican America. the last and best nope ~ I,
kind II was supposed was about To prove false 10 ~
H. .,.t ,,,.,, 4. ti.o Ot h
DAYS thanks To- the immortal second thoughts :"
ous and abused people. the blazing sun oi rede'mn
tnocrac, i fuii. IN power upon Us AGAIN. WI" az
ravs The hope of the universal ropipi''h nv -
ish \ cheerful reaction j. among u '0"N
crowned tory until their record has become IAN
an ,vcll = The cry Of the Waterman. tn every o'.
we sec borne the name OF Van Buren, and JohhS"n'
do we learn the truth of the adasc, 'the .. Iva -
martyrs i the seed OF the church
Truth crushed TO earth shall re again,
The eternal wears of God are hcrs
- ia. ,,irirre1 cries from tao ground