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

hnnbucrng the IRISH lac could tell them they had walked
M the wror- passengers Irishmon did not come 10
TINS csuri, to be taught politics They learnt that les
son At home II had been written their souls with
pen Of iron Oppression had sunk 1t deep into their
hearts Their principles, the growth Of such ieachngs-
hatred tyranny aud oppression, and al tho evils
Of arstocracy they brough, with thcm and their suffer
had made them sensitive TO the hearcssness Of
arsiocrac Establishments permit them TO be misled
by the honeyed Of those who would speak them
far TO-DAY and pass "a alien Inc tomorrow
Messrs o Neal and Quarles each Cor himself dis
claimed 50 f,r they concerned, any intention Of
humbuggiug Irishmcn-Mr Quaros, in particular. saving
that learned that the meeting % De held but
very short time before it commenced GOV Noble also
Dis amcd the imputaion of parzan motives the part
of the managers bat in reply he cited the facts
that public notice had been given through the papers
ta no Democrat had been consulted. knew ay thing
all about The projected meeting that II had not only been
kept profound from native Democrats but from
I,shmcn also. Il hey deeply Interested
an, body could be- Nor tins ALL After the Irish
citizens had seen tie handb.. and communicated the
ct To- their couutryncn work the canal thc latter
were prohibited by the Wing superintendent, from at
tending the meeting under threatened penalty of IN
slant discharge from employment if they did so-the
superintendent al the time surprising tie meeting 10 have
been got up under Democratic auspices How then could
tins be- called indiscriunate meeting for the benefit OF
lri.hmcn.
Much more was sad on both sides by a variety Of
speakers. aud excited and irregular manner, but
finally the question wa, taken aud The resolution was
passed as reported the Wings being Of ihe
orty The response, however, though prcdouinaliug IA
affirmative, WAS exceedingly small, most of the Wings
feeling hearth, ashamed the ridiculous and d>graccul
prcdcaucut ia which they had hcen placed by the shall
low and miserable trucker, of their party managers.
Mr. MoEnsoN then called zap for consideration rcso-
luton which hc had previously submitted. The passage OF
which lac claimed a of Justice to ne Demo
critic party, and which lac dtrcd the Wing majority Ia
vote down. II follows
R,so'red That the Democratic part, Of the count,
of Marion, of the State of Indiana aud of ihc United
States nov,as they ever have been lhc real and sub
sana friend, ct Ireland aud of Irlshmen and Will stand
1 hy them IA all their wants and dangers.
Mr. % Neal moved To amend by adding '.Whig party
r after Democrat, which, after dlspuaiou, wa,
done.
Judge Wick then offered the following, further
i amendment
Nnd that they both IN favor of naturazug ever,
ri,hman who may have acquired or may acquire resi-
dcncc IA country Tor even single day.
1t would require the pencil OF IioslrIl to portray
even gty the ludcrou- conlorons which tins amend
= rucnt produced on Whigs 1t like pin OF aoc'
and a.-abruja 20 u sureitcd stomach Bnt they were
compcIlcd to swallow it, take the responsibility OF eN
messing their hypocrisy. 10y voting down The Loco'
were in ecsacies of dclieht-the completely
headed and though thy had score OF lawyers present
not one of them was adrol cough TO coneoc an amend
ment which could neuaI,le or soften the rough edTS &"
this The best they could DO WIS suggestion oil Mt
QuarIcs .aIl Foreigners be substituted lr me "o''
rshmcn; which the Democrats received with acc.lh' Y
ton bat which, on the suggestion Of loco. that that
embraced 4rccaas finally modified follows, and
a.. ia, n.p and
chop Iug',brou~ Phzzes of the Wings lo-wi
That all other white male foreigners be included as
e well a. Irisimcn.
Gov Nonrr ironically suggested that the, had better
: amend the resolution - allow toroenors 10 rot
opy ,rLerc cy p'ca>cd Bu; lac Suddenly cat short by
some Democrat CRYING that ;iry did MOI 20 IN io
p;pelay;nr and that naturoi-iag and rou"g tN'
: things fever he noticed it, When naturallzed foreign
erS would emo, the rights as other CHA
: zens, and no more
= Thus ended a f,rce of which yc have only given
# very mcasre and incomplete sketch IT l. Impossible Z
: do it justice We venture say that 1t la, done more
\ to quench the sympathy of the people IN the cause
Ireland than any thug managers d" To- reki"de
i They have done great injury, only to that cause
= but themselves. The Democracy would gladly iav'
united with them sincere efforts Of sympathy and as
sisiance for unfortunate Ireland. But that was not ih
object Of the projectors of ,hi, meeting They
4 nothing for Irclard-not they Bat they wanted th'
: rofes of nshmcn here and they thought by hypocruca
: expressions of sympathy which 10 be- followed b,
demonstrations q similar nature. aud = similar ,tvr
all over the State without allowing Democrats pariici
pate they could withdraw the Irish from that party Will
whom they naturally and by interest and condition be
V long We sorry this. for ourselves party
: bui because of the INJURY which fear II viii do tr
cause of Irish Freedom and Independence, here If
= elsewhere