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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
.yais,c> VS.iircorub.

The Democratic candidate FIR Governor Will address the
people the follow NJ ard places when al m favor
e rcleeming the nsi>rulc AID corruption
requested 10 be- present.
Princeton. 81 THURSDAY. Juiv eth.
No., Harmony. FRIDAY. July 2sth.
VI Vernon. en- SATURDAY. Juiy s9ih.
Evansville. Monday. July 3lsi
BoonViile, Tuesday. August I.
Rockp.ri. "Wednesday. August =.
Rome. ga Thursday. August ;.
lcvcnwrrth. Fnday August 4.
Cor,dnn. on Saturday. August ;.
New albany MONDAY, Aug. 7, al O'Clock. a m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

Wu.r A FAEcE-In the last Indianapolis journal
John Davis L j. Barnett. et al have addressed long
l, 20 the members of the Methodist Church m indi-
the substance Of which 10 call them not to De
preu,ilced against tho Wing parry for any sur wmea
NAV or may have been thrown al MI " h''o"o 'o
heiony,ng 10 the Methodist denomination
Now = it not most beautiful sight TO witness two
eb mons chaps as Barnett and Davis addressing The
Methodist Episcopal Church of Indiana - have mere
mon the waning fortunes of Whggery IL Is impossible
40 .,,a, the .furnce that this letter viii have upo'
the members Of the Church, 1t would have been over
wne.uinx had Jo Liar Whites name been attached u
this epsile. As IT - Democracy may Possi'y SURVIVE
--.ftr .fSasy psmccraf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
Bradley OF D0c.,ct Fees.

There l. e matter which shows that the great
characteristic of John II Bradley supreme seli>lnss
bill was introduced IN the House last inter- To abolish
TIA, unjust, and uar ghteou> tax, the Auof"'s
Docket fee, which Bradley himself laWler' OPT"
from the start lie resored To eyery expedent To decat
the bill and last voted against II, IN company "lh
barely five other members against vote 81 - ~ IL
favor This may be found on pages I'll and 2l< Oh
the Journal.
Wasn't that legssaiing for the benefit OF the People
with Vengeance Didn It show the LAWYER disiheI
esiedness: Didn't prove tia; he was the poor ma"
friend - Goshen Dem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
Clean sweep.
.,o,v,cr Democratic Trimi.,p,,.

special election took place IN the 18Th Ward. New
York on Tuesday for Alderman IN place q: Alderman
BounelI. deceased Daniel ID. Brggs Esq. the Demo-
cratic candidate received nearly 200 majority over ms
oppenent Elias l.. Smith. who run as an independent
candidate and received nearly all the Wing Strength
with about one hundred Democratic votes = Siraws
sboy &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

Nr Newman of Wayne. presented the memorial OF
,is Indiana Conference Of the Methodist Fps. pad
Church begun aud held at Ccntre,ille on the p OF
October. ISL PRAYING reorm IN the economy Of the
Indiana College That the Meihodsts should have "q"
privileges with other denominations. ~ l'il INSTITUTION
COY Bigger moved lay the table. which did not
prevaii Mr. Neyvmrn moved TO refer II 10 The commit
lee on Education, OF which Gov. Bigger was Chairman
II was - referred and heard ct afterwards Gee
- .-..lrL-l ~ Il. NO.. t--.lL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

And tell the news. The Herald SAYS
Z" Never since the day tina, the hero Of New Orleans
brought down the British banners has this district whch
tile of his glory been represented by demo-
crat tail now. John Sidci has the peculiar honor aud
high privilege of being the messenger OF glad tdug
TO the Congress OF the United States, from people tho
always veneatc the immortal Jackson and have last
redeemed tins hullowed land from federal dominion
Now for wing grOan which Iuns thus, from tie y
o. Bee, Clay wing federal paper
looking the result Of the Civ election phlloSo-
phlcal mood II IA that have been Siigktiy
used mp. The wings, however have been tgag iessOp
that will be of sersice to them hereafter and feel
sured that they will profit by their experience.
1t does not become defeated party over dsaS
ter but 1t Is wise for them 10 take of the ~
which they have been overcome
We have been sleeping over mine, which has eXplo
ded under Care must be taken IN future counter
mine and expose strategy with like preparation
The latest returns up to this, Saturday noon from
L.. q d. b. L. I. a
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CORRESPONDENCE.
RUsHvILLF. July 20.

RUSHNlLLE, July 20, 1913
Editors ;Ugon last Saturday had eloquent
and able speech De vered has been my lot 10 listen
to for long period fact Sr Weller few suPeOrs
any where as stump orator His address listened to
by some GOO persons large maj)ny OF whom wei
pleased his remarks but cannot say the same OF
some Of whs friends Asthey completely skinned
could not be cxpec ted that they would very good
hunor after the operation llr. Weer's speech pru
opally taken up recounlns the promises made by the
Coous 40 and their performances since. He showed
conclusyey and uudenably that thi' Universal wing
pa,tvp has not kept one single promise had rmpled
upon every with scarcely single exception They
promised TO reduce the expenses Of the General Govern
10 millions per aunum; have they done TINS
They promised should be turned out CT oce
for honest difference OF opinions but If he was only
honest capable, should be The only Iequsition
maze have they kept this Upon their banner ~ A. they
promised il Harrison elected, that the laboins man
should get = DAY and oas bsef has this oeca redeemed
or do we not find that get = day OF roast be-
They promised that they got into rover, that
millions would be added the wealth Of the nation our
cuu5a products would be enlarged IN value more than
Fifty per MT this equally untrue as every other
promise made; This " Great party have beea
weighed found wanting From Maine to Louisiana the
pe pie passed ld upon them In few days the
citizens state will be called upon 10 Try ai' promise
breaking panty. Can any doubt their cisoo No,
sir the people Of this ale VIII regulate tho party who
have falsely betrayed them.
Nh Weller addressed the people O.. Lcwisve on Monday,
a, which place there very gooi turn out MI G. b.
Smith clniiae for Congess the Wayne District being
present, Mr. Weller made proposition, that If Nj Smith
wished him, lie would speak an hour and then
would give Mir smith hours answer, and he (Mr
Weller woul Teoin. Nh smith accepted The proposition
Yet taI ding Smith made his bes, et he was most
completely up Some fourteen fifteen OF our Wing
friend, here felt from the effects Of Mr. Weller
speech Saturday, that they, expecting Nh Smith TO lie at
Lcwisyile 10 Weller, came up ir the purpose Oh
getting some If hc trges atointei with some % SMITH
Coon oil; but unfortunately for uose ind'iuals, he has
none TO offer: Smiths two hours were up
these truth telling individuals boed and came home an
told lin advance those who remained to hear the discus
sion to end that Smith had used up Weller badly
Should not these be entitled TO pewter medal II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

Ma SEuA>-: "a I'D o--.t aTare tat :
difficult ard infnriani operation OF b. 'tsny l"Artt
si.s, from TIE hailer.) rsstty pc r'sot on
Mr.. By ANN Crouch, tai~ vicini.. ts sonr town.
man. Doctor Yea,e Trom th- testimonials Il h.s pr =
frs-ioal aliy. have Doubt but ihe o'rs'i"n Is
REFORMED ia st str-e3lee manner, ttt
w. quite surprised % esd Tie Iatelt abe 70 'isi BIZ
r,ncs ~ Iafayet- 10 the smut s's.. II i%o weeks
from o. sat T. iaet sies~- - ries % is' =
Il the know eiee 4 IT, oieaior u 4, be hoped ti'
those who ieei surgical All ia the v i5asA Gu nv W
,,,ii ,he,uscl,, g Ai.sNlif. WA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25


Wh-n =" Tip AMI ry'' was all the cry,
Aid bankers IN saiie'.
ON promises They knew would lie
A. c.on-.k iu loui> they ycilei;
Conc waikie,. come, just so'e foF Ty,
Your pockets reed relief
And then Ntur wages ~ Iaiso hlsh,
Tr0 dollars Ggd Tol1 b r"
ConGii on tins "a I'd charm.
The ctyly ititci dupcs are lei
Is e fpiiVe mcn-u dreamed DE- haim
Inpei q. o'er each head
Win biah,> M heat they iusged away,
But % them 81 nae and eIiei.
Ncr even -Itc tac " bccf-
Islwasoa e EN-, ISIS,
utct. atf-i chip.
Ara asked B. RI vlih p'avfui smile,
~A3s No. ,. -si h - ~ ,i., yc .ay--
"a, face TUNED 'alc wih sici-
Ian't vet g,i uai fl"0 dAA,'
Nor 6.ri III o cf''
Ia.icI N horc.t wig I, read
III, patty. c.n So ia power
l. thry had q Ley agie,d
When tango Do wt.h tic poor
Ais, p" s.ii De, they've gone a>tiay,
itc,'v 'ur a. ,n a reef
= ne fafrHrs 30 'Lc fira q f1g,'
- III. hrgs 81 ne ioJ.f
N,u1 Nr-rirr.-S muel McAu'ey and Thomas Per
~ alas Gcr,t nnrssu were arrested by the officer Of
tie first Nu,iri, ar. S-iurlay lat chag'd with being
tie ,r-, o lac nui.,f.d aisr ro,d, -. LOUIS lat
summer. II wl lc ieu.cs.lcnd that feTson named
Il,nr, Jatson a W, digger ~ profession. executed
~ier tome -iurc 300 - f 'or tie same sn~nre. pro-
esilig his roc,tcc Dee s,Iy moncrh lie as launch
I'd Ilio cieui,.-.N .. BE-
\ -l.iear .of raa N.aln" lHri>erisHeD.-Rufas
Broe.n. Il rc,raf e.t'lensan. ard pastor # flock
!ay G,assa cnt. o.. ~asi 81 ~e' sentenced Z" ten
DAYS dungeon iu county lt. q hc dated Tread
AID walter aad O. i.y 80 90 ins-a.. Tor committing
a-aui and i4t,r, Win eol niaufian~. upon gir IL
,c4f- 90 age nrinler 90 h,- church. lie What
~c saoui call "a gentleman Ia tack.'
10 Aile tie oa'iori N'o has s"ind''l 50 cr'en-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

-+-' '~''s 49,
Nh. CHtrNAS 1T may be little surprising % You Il
Learn that county regularly Or-anzei; bit e
Sured that lrcu uRcf If the election this
county assured that Whiicom5 aud 5ht will BE
cd The democracy have been gaming here s,nce 40 Adj
l. that several of the Jealous an leading wings Of
1910, who decidedly for Whiicomb h.uk Whit
comb, maj riiy tai. county viii be upwards Of 100 The
wings here making considerable eft ain Bigger
In fact they have hopes of carrying this counts for BIZ
ger; and that they Will not be dis pponte Geo q Dunn
bottom for lie is here canva>,in
thi, county hut j, @. George " Moore Will beat
Champer FOR Representative, handsomely,
In conclusion, viii that the ri.h, spirit IS up here
AMI hat tie cc3ns gan to look Biue, Sc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

R,,r,s. Orra.er-The New Yor, Tribune Of yes
tsray gives the particulars o. outrage per9etraiet
by the BRUSH authorities the vessel sud personal HER
~ Of Capt Cook of the American bngantne R'ier' at
sierra Leone IN Alri last Il appears that the Collect
~ The D,rt a Mr. McCornsok under the pTeieSt that
few iackares e tea found board were intended
smugg in- treated Capt. Cook With the utmost dig
i.v and har,hn,s Ms vessel and imfr-onine
Inn IN dungeon The facts have been represented Il
our government.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

All. Looofocoism, Thy Is Roast Bcofi-Iad.G..a
J,VrnGL
All. whiggery thy is rot roa'tbeei. by al eaS
two dollars day. AID ih- people have found l, out
Kentucky Ge-s1c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
'tSc WAGE. and Tie 'Trcttincut Of ;iic
Working Eara,,rrs 81 E,ugi:tnd.


The following part of article in The London Morn
inc Chronicle by one who says himself has whised at
the plough" twill practically illustrate the sort of
ges of labor, and general degradation which Hgh
Protective tarG men are ahorng to reduce the indie
pendent farmers Of America
It Is conversation held at Abingdon -
You hold the pough-how old you -
." tie sixteen"
What wages have YOU :"
"Three shillngs (67 cents) week"
Don't you get your victua.s from your master
:" No tuys them all
.Al out of three shilngs p
Ees, ard buys ny clothes oct Of that
And what do YOU buy to eat ,"
Buy 10 eat-why. buys bread and lard
DO YOU bread and lard always What have you
for breakfast =
What have for breakfast, Why bread and lard"
And what for dinner -
Bread aud lard
What for supper, tie same =
Ees. the same for supper-hread and lard.
1t seems be always bread and lard have you no
boiled bacon and vegetables ,"
No there be place to boil EN- time to boil EN-
none u boil"
Have YOU never hot dinner supper don't you
get potatoes :!
Ees potatoes an we paw for EN-. Master les Us
boil EN- q week we like.
And wha, 90 YOU eat with them, bacon =
mo"
What then ?"
LAID never has nothing but lard"
Can't you boil your potatoes cook your sicuais any
day YOU choose :,
" No; has no fine.
&" Have YOU fire to you in cold weather
- NJ never has FIRE
Where Do YOU 90 III the winter evenings"
To bed, when il lie time an bent time we goes
some OF tie housen as he round about.
e. T. the csdcs OF ot the cottagers. suppose
" Ers. fan we can get.
y, hat If you cannot get; do YOU 60 into The fam
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

when the Rev Mr.. Ame-. a meeting of ;le Educa-
ton Society lat winter. indianapolis, charged Coy.
Bigger with having moved 10 lay the memorial Of the
Conference on fr table he denied aiy that he did 80
Mr. Aue- proved him BY producing and reading
ihe innrn,L Tic Governor sloped = DeIphi Orac.e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
NASHVILLE. Brown

DEAR CHAfMANs:-I happened over in this place 81
yeselday, where found Wm- j. Br wn was iiesS - Tie
people a candidate for Congress. made consider
be inquiry TO tie prospects Of Blown an The reply
from all quarters Tia; he would Davy and his hen and
chickens from $50 10 400 ma pity little democratic Brown
lie showed up The proceedings of the late Congress
fine style, and with the happy eli Ct The feop'e Say
that they such federal economy have
had under Da,ys reign in C9ngcss They say that Davy
present promises ht To be Surcd by h, f1inler po
misses while canvassiag for Glyeinar The democracy
night side u2 with Blown aquits himself III. much
credit aud ability. Although he was in bad heal h while
here he skins the vaunut, with hlnl. and be picks
feathers of the Jay bird Davy with scaling I'M
His prospects in this cd,c of Bartholomew very flat
cilng even beyond most Satgune hopes. When the
election Is ever yea shall hear from voice thunder
Youls, A.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

JUVENILE PAfR-A London paper says "A husband
and VIE attended Kendall market lately who's uHiird
ages At the birth ihsir mrs, child, amounted 10 -
years ,"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

MEssRs. EDToRS-The modern great man. John IL. Brad
lev visited our yesterday, and made speech
From had the wing papers throughout The
state we looked for as Mr. Bile sail Of Mr. Webster
perfect cIusher.' He has been represented as sea-
~ superior to either Whcomb, Bigger or Bright and all
parties here expected something tip above Tie vulgar
may say without contradiction even from real
COON that disappointed all who heard him 1t was de-
clody the welket effort made here this summer and be-
low any thing heard fom yassns the whole
enghen the people on politics. lie toll US he IN
tended to argue the tariff distribution anl bank but after
spending hours or less, On the tar an pei
peuatins the most silly anl ridiculous absurdes about H.
he Slid of to called distribution of the public lands
by ayin. hat the general vcnnent ought % INT on Sat,
ou OF it, difficulties by lending is credit to Us This 4 Gu
riou. dsfriufioa' lie forgot the Bank rely. During
his remarks en- the tariff he made several coarse and vim
dicee upon Whc'mb, beneath the dignity OF any
gcntcm n and disgusting 10 his own party here, WHO ar
personav ac9nainted with james Whc5nb, because he
once pract,seI Bradley certainly ci not
himself justice here ir cannot believe he has made 'uel
ninny Of himself the State hc has in kush'-e
Yours, uu.y, j.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

Da H.s.x.-A citizen Of Benton missouri, "'' W
un,eered 500 towards sleeng monument y '''
cry II Or. Hagan.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
Fs.C0tfpcf.

AID vote as soon the polls are opened Note S'mon
Pure Democratic Ticket and then. Watch and Work
Don't give the Coons chance TO disgrace the Dung III
an; Of the West-lndilua-again. batch and y 0fk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

<.lNfi gs- .i'a l.i ,las a.o .eh sni r' -
- Il. TaIFplT-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

The following part of article in the London Morn
inc Chronicle by who says himself has whistled al
the plough" Il will practically Illustrate the sort of
ges Of labor and general degradation to which Hsh
Protective farG men laboring reduce the indie
nendent farmers Of America
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-06

WASHINGTON ON PRoTEcrIoN.--General
Washington, in his first annual message TO
Congress, in 1889, says:-
The advancement of agriculture, COM
merce, and manufactures, by all proper
means, will not, | trust, need recomnenda-
ton but | cannot torbear inlimaling Ia you
the expediency of giving e%flecrual eucour-
agement as well to the introduction Of new
and useful inventions from abroad, as TO ex-
er'lons OF skill and genius in producing then,
at home.'
Again in his eighth message we find the
following:
Congress have repeatedly, and not with
out success, directed their attention TO III.
encouragement of manufactures. The OBJ
Ject is oftoo much consequence not 10 insure
a continuance Of their efforts in every way
which shall appear eligible
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-06

READING.-Of all the amusemen,s that
can possibly be imagined. for IA hard working
man after his toll, or in its intervals there is
nothing llksread'ng an interesting newspa-
per or bod&. 1t calls for no bodily exerlior,
of which he has already had enough, or ner-
haps TOO much. 1t relieves his home of its
dullness or sameness. 1t transports him in
to a llvelier and gayer, and more diversified
scene; and while he enjoys himself there Re
may forget the evil of the moment fully as
much as if he were ever so drunk,-with the
great advantage Of finding himself with mo-
ney in his pocket, or at least laid out in real
necessaries and comforts for hlmselfand FAM
ily,-and without a headache. Nav, it ac-
companies him to his next days work and
If what he has been reading be anything
above the idlest and lightest, gives him some
thing to think Of besides the mere mecllani-
cal drudgery Of his every day occupatlon,-
something he can enjoy while absent, and
look forward to with pleasure. III were to
pray for a taste which should stand me in
stead, under every variety of circumstance,
and be a source o~fhappiness and cheorfulncss
to me through life, and IA shield against its
ills, however things might go amlss, and the
world frown upon me, it would be IA taste
for reading.-Sr J. HerschcW.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-06

HINTS To THE FAIR SEx.-We UNDER
stand that the unmarried gentlemen of Norll,-
cumberland have resolved 10 form themselves
into an association, to be denominaled tho
: Shirt and Pie Club the principal o~liect
of which is to insure suitable wives. To
effect this, each member is bound under "A
penalty of ESQ not TO marry any lad, vino
cannot bv two crcditable Witnesses be proy-
ed TO be able to cut out and sew a shirt,
make a pie, aud darn a pair of stockings /;
and he must within six months after his mar.
riage, under a similar penalty, be able 10
establish that his lady has made a, least a
dozen of shirts, baken "A dozen of pies, and
darned IA dozen pair Of stockings. The idea
has been borrowed from a club in the South,
where the scheme has been eminently sue
cessipl, as the young ladies', seeing that
what in modern parlance are usually denon,-
mated accomplishments were AT a discount,
turned their attention to what was really
useful, and were consequently rewarded with
good husbands. -Berpiek Paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-06
Recollections of John Randolph of Roanok,

We take the following from the New Miro
OF next Saturday, the proof sheets of which were
kindly sent US by Mr.. Fuller.
Mr.. Randolph was opposed to the admission
Of new States into the Union, especially from
the "western wilderness" as he used to call il
SSH" said he one morning, III don't approve
Of this patent plan of manufacturing Young re,
publics. The 'oM thirteen committeda fatal or.
ror when they increased the family but, alas
the Rubicon is passed, and democracy, you
know, sir, never goes backward We, of the
sea-board, will be outvoted in a few years, ano
those who live to see it may eXclaim 'delenfa Is
earthagoP By the bye, you told Inc that you
had visited one OF the youngest sisters-Indlana
"A year or two ago, and witnessed some ogthe
first specimens o%finfant legislation. Just tel
me, sir, what you did hear
"Why," said !, at would be hardly fair tc
take what. ] heard as a specimen, for | was on.
ly at Corydon for two days, just after the open.
ing of the session, and before any important
business came before either house."
mo matter, sir tell me what passed 'out Of
face at once, as you say in Ireland"
SWELL" said !, "upon entering the lower
house. ! found myself among SOME forty respec.
table looking farmers, and after a short time one
of them, a member from a distant county. rose
up and said, Mr.. Speaker. it becomes my un
pleasant duty to make a particular motion, sir,
which may surprise some gentlemen and of
fend others ; but | have a duty to perform. sir,
aud will not shrink from it F! move, sir, that a
committee be appointed TO inquire into the ex-
pediency of removing the seat of government
from Corydon ", the blank TO be filed
up hereafter. My reason, Mr.. Speaker, for
making this motion, is on account of the impo-
sitions p~ractised upon us by the tarern keepers.
They take advantage Of our necessities, sir, aud
feed US badly, Mr.. Speaker, and charge high
no less than four dollars a week, sir We
come a long distance, sir, and sacrifice our time
and labor for the good Of the state, sir, and de.
serve better Treatment!
"fhis speech, delivered in a loud tone, created
a buzz Of astonishment-there was some ap.
plause and some Kisses. The speaker calico
to order. After a short pause, up rose the
member from Corydon-a lawyer nj some EN-
inence-who thus addressed the speaker