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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

Just before election the wings profess great love for
tie foreigners aud the Irish especially. - other times,
10 eiihe however vic, bot they hestow them They
take especial pains also ridcue their religion large
portion Of naturalz ID population being Catholics. As
specimen suhjoin the following fom the Laporte
Wing. rabd wing Bigger paper:
RoN,v CArHoLics.-The Catholics Of Ireland Irish
mem are making extensive preparations for emigration
the nIicd States The " est IL their destination They
are TO settle together. aud be gorerRed By priests En
grafton from other countries much - be desr
cd. But when they isolate themselves from the Of
their adopted country men, aud permit Memseres he
made mere auiOmaons in the hands amJitous ami az
desiSniag priests. they initiate very much against the
public morals, and the general welfare
We should like to have this point to a single IT.
ishman who suffers himself be made an "au,oma on
by ambitious AMI iil-designing priests The whole
cle especially aimed a, islaea BIT equally
obnoxious To Catholics of whatever nation. The idea
pressed by this editor that any Catholics are he
go7erned by priests. is peculiarly .shigssL Caho-
lies, well as al religious people aim be gorcri-
3D. but gorcrn Themselves. Hence their grafton
this land where by the Democratic party the people
the acknowledged sovoregns. We have also. yet to
learn, that foreigners of aDy nation isolate themselves
and governed ty dcsgning priests " aud a. to their
"miaiing very much against the public morals aud gen
era welfare. deny Our foreign barn citizens are
Of the useful class and have NJ hesitation ir
saying thu, they will compare in n,rGl'y With any Of
those who style themselves the sr'-iceracv.
Has not the editor Of the "Whig vented his spleen !,
little fso soon Would 1t lave no, been better for the
Wing party 1t he had = ai.cd for his che from the Indiana
Journal and ai'ertcd humbug them by p,ofssipg to
be their friends, that sheet has done Irshmen un
1eTstand these things
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
Go.cri.Or Bi~rcr--siu- Gov ili-ion Cor
Ic.DotstiCnr

We acknowledge TIE receipt Il letter from our CHu-
correspondent, t.e gscat length Of which precudes
from giving than extract After attempt hum
bu people ty Cost JohusoD plan Of Assumption keep
himef uon-commiita but prai>ng highly the scheme,
the took ~ the humbu- Junto pamphlet called,
truly the "Oer SIDE Of Fafs our correspondent easily
exposes IN, humu-gety has been done frequently be-
fo.e, and would be only repetition to Tepuhli'h our
friends inference tight TO tie Governor dragging IN
the fat boats; that 1T not parallel case 70 a
tamil That FAC, Tonnage duty, which Is difrci
tar levici ty al nations their well as foreign
shipping; tic a.'e always paving m pfoqorion II
of all ether port charges and neoes-
say for the support Of War1ns Inspectors and all haTbr
expenses and none would ever take Bigger,
did they unde stand the matter unless willing be charged
ly those who Do, wih attempt 20 misfepiesent The
probability that Gov. Bigger don't know any better
The from tic letter VIII fouri under then aP-
piorril,e head.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
Rrpc =! 5srciinss in New T1ik.

: Mss RErrAL MErrise held in the P'Tk- Nv
YorA on the lh in>:. to thc number Of 5000 ye'-ons
Mntharnc Toa.au presided aaI the proceedings were Of
the enthusiastic character Major Davezac Chair
Of the Committee, reported address to the peo-
PIC Of France invoking their sympathy in aid Of the poo
pie Of Ireland. tn. meeting addressed lay several
gentlemen oae Of TIC resolutions provides for the hold
ing Of iAe first Convention in New York, the 25h
day Of july 1913 and that the pace, u holding future
Conventions the maner of conveing The same, aud the
proper TO be adopted for the Of tie
friends Of Iceland in America united b,, OF eff
sympahzer, with the Re ealors Of Ireland be
sdered aud determined upor by that Convention.
The lead NJ Federal Wing papers such the Courier
and Enquirer the y. American. the joanal Of Com
mcfcc, the Boston Atlas the Cincinnati Chronicle &C.
&c oppose these meetings of Their opposition
is TO be expected They have always reyel lie I,h aul
German. particular be they know yca, maorty
of these classes are democrats Repeal meetings WI
however be held in spite Of their opposition
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
fsore Naiion,i ncl.i.

here, IN the name # Heaven. VIII the wiz .aFiy
carry u u hen VIII the wing party ret money enough
notwithstanding they have already created ationl
Debt 81 Thirty Millions they Determined T. ia
IN official ad,erilscmen, has been Issued iroa
the Treasury Department. inviting proposals for NJ /"
LOAN of SEVEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. ia
Of les than thousand dollars 10 be red
ed at the pleasure II the government al any time after
ycals from the thereof These wings are deicnin.
ed that Democratic Administration shall haze enough
to pay OIL What fine Treasury to distribute money TO
the States
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
THE INDIANA
ST ATE So = z Z = 3 p.
INp,.N,PoLIs. ssNE -. 1915.
E,t.c, nom Egat!iT Roor.


We were asr~cai'y affected, The reception Friday
lat Of ,h follow ng letter from Oh friend and fellow
cizen the veteran aud sturdy democrat. R,rLiTf BooS
We are ,raiei 10 know. that though be ha- lccone
citizen another St-te, las face TUNED twards lie
former Of hi- abors hs iraaat.ons and his tn
umlh-. an that Indiana sl receives we hope SIZE al
wa, ui.f c the blessing. OF hi- oecf1 wing - mpa
the. in her behalf lis euogy upon Nr OwzN well
dessred generously te.iosed VIII be responded -
heartily, b. ths honest drmocracy Of the First Dis
fc'. II they feel doubt thcI do the deep
which every where CSC felt ior the success Of
Mr. Owen 10 Tie contest Progressing Able honor
able. and every way deserving candidates i'r
Congress ia the other districts for Is there expres-ed
ierscnt hope u than l. universally mani
tested fbr Mr. ONcl We aH io.r thl bis unrl ya'lel
requirements hi. acknowledged t,cnis his ununs indus
,ry and unreasns enerey united with hi. scutcuauly
department, would render him. member Of Congress.
both popular and useful representative and honor,
not onh to BIZ. district, observed hy VI Boo>, bat
the State at large
For our friends complimentary notice Of orr lahos, We
thankful Il vii br suiieisn, conn cnsaton for our
toll. Il they are DO any deasse afu accomplish
ing the o. .c, nearest our hearsihe redemption and
llou, her present unfortunate hradom.
LOUISIANA, NO, juno -tb, lsi3.
Mrs rs Entoas Though resident Of Missouri,
ncyeuhe,, i,el deep ,ae. 90 whatever relates 90 10,
bet interest AMI hapliuess Of c people 4 nau' aors
whom 'ient twenty eight year, of tac &c portion If my
life
By the la;os, intelligence received from Inanl learn
that The Hon Robert Dale owe d., consented 90 become
eand1'c n TIE August election represent the first
Congressional Dtict Of Indiana, tie next Consfe Of toe
nitei Thu, much pca,ci g. hear, the pre-
crisis IN political history ellis loudly n Qua ahic
and sounie> iitcsmen, represent US ga The councils OF the
nation. These quac, conceive 20 be prominent char
ac,cIc. character Of RonrHr Dale OWES. should
aIr. owen be elected q Cougos h general gcnilemauly
department cannot fr 90 render hia tl pnia. ani Sc
fui as a representative and an nor 90 his iistct
Inconduotr tie So"tnel You will trust, receive, you
wen dsetre TIE patronage o. &c Democracy Of Indiana II
c people dcsnc inicpcul snl c" conducted news
PAPER, they must Mt become sub rbs 0y, but teT must
pay printer also The Democratic mai9y IN The nit
81 states IS much larger than II ha, been for the last
years auI nothing but gal Of Of cur poll
'ci'ns foF mea can prevent triumphant Democratic victory
1T the Presidential election IN 1914.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant, r.. B0ON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
:sic "zE.ssgY."

Nhci The great lcviatlan of the Deep feels the well
baibed fol of the skful harpoolcr rlnke in his flesh
h- first impulse Is escape The exception the general
rule Is that occasionally when bidy wounded he "shows
hsht but IA the contest, generally out second
best" TIE kccacjgcl lanccs directed by the pTactscd
aud brawny of the 'boYsnln,'' him to
spout high towards heaven his hearts hest blood :; at
sign Of Which, the very ocean par,Akne Of the crimson
hue Of these fountain Of gore, the victorious an
hardy .sLatrs utter shout OF delight, "Sern all -
calls them To tier senses iher danger Their buoy
ant little boat Is Immediately bicked of with the same
ardor and velocity with which but moments be
''e approached the monster Of the deep. Why is hs
The dying nrry' draws nigh Th,n may he seen
what few llnds'ncn have Thea may the momtaia
be seen m'ly rearing huge frm fon as native Gle
won't Tnen may be heard rorrs and moaas. Then viii
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
esaipoIc ANA eY.Il;scr.

We regret to learn that TuoNAs D. WALro1r. Esq
is conacd by very indisposon AMI that bis re-
stOraiIon health for considerable time is deemed
precarious. We wish him spe edy recovery.
We also regret to learn that Gov. Wallace took the
occasion of has being confined to sick bed procr
him, since his nomination 10y Wing Convention, his
proposal to leave The track and sustain Nr Wapo.e We
say regret this. We do So because We consider an
insult to Nh w. aud one which should not have sup
posed Gov. Wallace capable of Offering. lie have
known that Nh Naipoe too sick undertake the IA
tigues OF campaign that he had been clssesd If
the nomination after it had hccn promised him The Tx
Governor probably thought his pet would 10, be seen
through and that he would, by this scc,,
Mr.. WaIpoles influence and friends
Another phase appears upon this kind and generous o.
fer If it was not '|Hded or the purposes alluded to
above what Is the reason nat Mr. Wallace wishes to de-
cline Is 1t rot ;nat the canvass Is getting too warm
That be G.rs Bill Brown expert "Coon skinner "
Ia s.ort tat he .sh ny be teafca We think 1t
is Results will show.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

Wee assure Mr. Burns Of tic Grcenca-,,e Visitor HAT
We have no desire to misreFescnt him. deract aug,
from this 'iberaly. We HIM tia, be has been
imposed upon weiby his informant a, by tic Journal
We remember that there fellow who ia with
Lane but before Mr Lane made the noticed remark D., had
stepped Nr Lane did deny making The remark and
when he does, his signature. hold ourselves
in readiness to prorc it, and that by whose words
the editor Of the Vser will question.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
What. Lie for n Pigeon.

The Coons 60, completely headed in their a,temp,
to humbug the Iish citizens las, week that they were in
bad box They tried their best to avoid the exposure
made by The Democrats and that the presence
whole crowd Every step they took only made the thing
more apparent, and reminded of the a who reai-
ING to Of his companions the exploits of his father
hunting the previous day. asserted that he had killed
nine hundred and ninety pigeons one sto, His
companion observed that would have been better 10 have
added one more and made II even thousand. Upon
which the lad. in eh dudgeon reort.d Whit Do you
suppose dad would tell lie for a single pigeon =, The
Irish are no, easily gul,d the Coon Wings sup
pose See polticsl Of the affair in anch,
column
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
Acknowledgement.

We tender our thanks 70 Nr. Easct fay Ga .leaaiifi
present OF superb s'rawhoFFes and encunb- ard Tor s,
liar isvors before. Mr Nay our mos, eners.ie
ho'ueui'urisis, and bat lew essl ezra! Lin ia
ns al cary PRODUCTION
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
Misrepresentation OF GOV. rs,--cr

We have been cFsd.by Informed that Gov. Bigger Is
claiming credit on the stump for sam Judah aud the wing
party iof exposing 'he ignorant # not corrupt mmau-
asemeui Il cur Wig Fund Commissioners TIN. IS no,
The l.ci. and Me VIII M our n.Al TN. !. :.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

C,s'rafirsf rhe Mair7nian has contradiction II the
report that Mr. Wlcklih. iere from the Gsacr4l
Post Office Department, I'D thai " ~ N,il, 80 ohio
= take his .'scc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

The base lic started by the Bloomington Post echoed by
The Niger journal and Ic-eehoci ty The lights
WhSsery that JAMES Whliconaa Had .Gvc the yco-
pie pcn, OF WhI'key ana them up with long pole
and their votes certain has rcoe, cd quc;us We
denied 1t auhoiiatseiy, and challenged the proof The
Post gave the of Henry SCcIcsi. D. H. EcNes
EsqrS, the authors The latter editor 4 the Patiot
lAiey established at tie, thus finishes that he:
am informed BY respectable gentleman OF this place
that lac told oorins county that Nh Whicom
had a'd 10 lienIy Scciet, Esq and the Editor paper
"6N = lHtM 1.-THE people, PLEN ~ or WlII>kEN
AND SIR THEM L WITH \ LOSti POLE. and their
votes certain"
A. TO the Editor. ho sscs such remarks were ever
made 10y Mi Nhiiconb 10 him. else IN his
hearing A. 10 MIR Secest he believes 1t i inlse and un-
founded. Nm let tho proof come
Every who knows james Whiconb knows that such
: temsrk would tc al with h practice through lie
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

Spaies-tu,
Cor his greenes occasionally feels the sharp edge of the
spale. warning him OF his dangerous proximity
We are homcvlrd bound The ball comes of.
Julia, will you dance with mel o. certainly you We
struck a whale
Curious ideas in abundance rushed through our minds
reading the Journal Of last rrdly. To only one thing
could compue its s,rugghs-t, the Dying FIurry"
of the wounded whale. H4rbsoRef by the Truth huce4
Ivy the exposure OF It's fsehoo and quit spouing blood
consequence, OF the certainty of defeat it has COM
menced It's dying ilrry-sooacr, much sooner than we
expected. Like the victorious tar look on with plea
sure certain OF the useeSSncss pf striking d ing TO- and
calmly waiting to It batting with white side up"
The violent the hIy the shorter the struggle The
irons of Truth hold fast; and soeily shall ts uvc Ilv
carcass be towcd alongside there c cut ~ aud puri-
fed by fire, be made, Ike oil give light I, tie peo-
pie that they may clearly understand the corruption
OF whiggery aud It's leaders The "Shaks' now f,licA-
ing the plumber they steal f,on the people will ais
occasionally feel the keen democratic spade across ir
Then VIII be homeward bound jubilee. All the
people will their first love Democracy and De-
mocracy VIII keep them in days sone-ly and she will
dance with them for they will have struck a whale on
the frs; Monday in August,
Really. contenftbe of lies and balIerlash
have not in sheet, excepting the cam
pasn of 1910 when good times. high prices high wages
plenty Of money. and dollars DAY and roast beef
were promised weekly But is al soon or rather
too late. None but the sucking bIbcs If whiasry can
swallow such doses. The broken promises the Use pro-
nises of Coon Whgsery yet fresh in the people
minds TO swallow. like young crows. what Is dis
posed 10 place before them Their hides Off
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
The Abolition Ticket.

The ticket nominated by the aholtionisls u as follows
We brleSe they have idea Of elcc,ng their men, tins
At least bot the Object of the H. con-
een,rae and ascertain the strength Of their forces far
nag atoliti ,is,s concerned, they hal bet
ter oPPeruLl'y ior doing As Wings even they mus,
he s'tde !, US ,ha, no Los can be done biz
change a.. the State Administration but good is pr.5a
lie result Of such event. As for the next Congress
The Democrats haze goi that by large majority.
For Csrsraor-El.lZUE DEMIXG, Of >rippee.noe
Cosnty-
Far Lisut. Gosernor-STEPHEN :. HARDING.
Of Ripley Coun,y.
There was always majority Of WINGS upon tie State
po-rl Of Intern 4 rtrproxeweos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

D>rqcrafic liryry-Ihe charter election IA Canand.-
isua, y took pace tAe 9th instant anl resulted
in the complete success # the democratic t,ac,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

h"'ed by IaH.-charIcs NJ Clean Of Madison T. m
ms lsi year thrown from his hor,, The 18th instant
AID 80 severely injured by the tall that h. survived bnt
lew hours IL WIS an csilmabe a. and h- lo->
wi.l b, s,,cr,l, cli
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

isIint fltts t"IScinf The aAnsssTsars ~ tie
Hattie % Bunker Han. AMI c cs'eraiian he ooripi,
u'n - 'A' noLGn'ni, comes ihi scaI the same as-
% ths ws,A tl-i L. battle vas fought
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

Z. '. ke.ess communication has been received II
we can fad room fer It we shall publish sooA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

--Lt'' iae democratic delegate recently elected T.
'oGgfe-s from Florida. received ma Only II 1899
su.e-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

4 FINAScIlR.-An individual, ,ho represeutcd hun
sell 10 lie rear from Indiana, IN, who Subsequent
y admitted the statement 10 b. incorrect. clcd $500 OF
Ohio Canal stock broker Wall street New FORK.
the l2h inst which upon examination. proved 70 be
part Of a large II which time since stolen
from Mr. Blair, of the contractors the public
this state The person r whose possession they
found GIVING satisfactory account Of himself
tic 10 Which De fss.ss,ed 81 Tie stock
was d..a.cd hui dGug ;hc ahs OF the clerk :os
police officer le mana :cl. nac .Ae broker momcp.
taus engaged. escape.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

CL,Y ~ NAss,cu,-lrrs.-Ihe Wing state Conven-
ton of Massachusetts,. recently held at Worcester
took back the nomination Of Henry Clay, swallowed the
farmer Of Ashland, hauled down a flag aud referred the
whole matter TO National Wing Convention to lie held
mex, May. This Is precisely following the advice
given 10y Mr. Webster last year. has Faneuh Hall
speech showing that the intellect of the chow dermaker
Of Marshieid Yet IL tie ascendant Massachusetts,
STATE CnEnfr.-The Bay state Democra, saws that
Gov Morton has injured this article badly that Msssa-
ohuseiis stock low sells al two PER cent, premium When
John DAVIS Governor II considerably below par
and hard to fcl that Ihaisihe va, Democracy always
"runs every thing Suppose IT., get ruined that
way Our cndior, would no, o. jet, we guess
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

The vi'ar phrase sslii t. 60 dsr persons i I.as aud o
Poet, n >a,iuas e word pail Clam. credit IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

There was always majority Ct WINGS upon tie State
pessi Of Internal Improvement.
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Time 10 Philadelphia ~ hours - =. 2
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