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question with much ability and al the by such
PLAIN add simple Illustrations tat child could under
stand a.
Very many who present have long been the most I'M
compromising Advocates Of u=;,ed Bank pro-
iecivc tariff but glad TO be able you
and through the cousns Of 20 the Dem Of
Indiana that while MIR Whitcob discussing
darling Of the ~his party. many OF the auditory
nodded her word he uttered who long
er Than one short ago the most violent advocates
q them. From conversations with Of much political
tscement IN York township. gratied TO learn many
who have uniformly acted with the whig party de-
ermned in future to act with the democratic uary.
Mr. Whiicomb very happy IN his renaIks-abou the
charges made against him by the wing press
which Except one denied and brought forward his proofs
which very conclusive the minds Of his hearers
One Of the charges made him by the wings he said
was true and that that he bachelors but said that
he WAS cane los Governor AMI also Tor mltflm0ny ard
that he had understood II subject which Gov Bag
ger had said snehing But he hoped that the 1T Mon
day IN August his felowczens would cast their vote for
HIM and after the election fan daughter Of ini
would be>tow her heart and hand on him.
have scen clocOuccrng letter purpofng - he from
g. H. Dunn, TfcasUer o state published ~ the >eninel IN
which he - male 20 say The subscriptions here will gve
have Tot the Sentinel before and the
word. Vow how and by whom these subscriptions
made Scrip = to De taken fJr smiths pamphlet Can It
Dc that the hch paid members Of the lela
last winter at par, and shaved about thty per
cent. before the person to whom they paid Jeff the
surer Office be pant md parcel Of the fund hand u dis
tribute o. II. Smiths ,amphlet
Let the people he and DONG, and hull these shyoeks
from the posts they hold, and pace there will
devote their and talents the work given them
aud shall, have doubt have better times than
have had III the last few years
DO firmly believe that the democracy is bound tn
umph this county the inst Monday August the
signs e the times viii greatly deceive
Whteomb Blight, and smith will receive the voe Of eve
~ democrat that cast. and wha the # great
number OF Wings, those who have voted with the Wing,
for the last tnfee years. ONE or TIE PEOPLE.
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Georsc G. Dmmn. nmd dine Blnck Coon

The young war horse IA hi~ eech. tins lace paid
quite pretty compliment To the Coon In quotng ''sot
fhGe' Ewing speech upon a National Bank sad. that
he u have ." read paper which Is
had MT the profound rrpect aud which famed
for ts vcrsciiy aud honesty lie bad do 80 because
he could not fnd any other pnIcr. the original
speech. y When asked by DR.. DAVIS to what In,.r
he alluded. saIi, 'hr INFANT the Indiana Journal Bar.
nets ias,h"od. and dishonesty has become yro.-r.al
III paper must he IN noT reIuic INDEED. WHEN a nlia
candidate Tor tOng'ss. read from without an
apology for the insult audencc. aud without rr.
dor that the nriIcie has teen Polluted by BIS
poisonous fo"ch Tlerc snnshine rst,,n a. p.nua,.
when the wings complain OF their organ.
Alter this mtIIic and fro Mr. Duua
prcsu.c the Black Coon Will throw his poe.ri,.l uao
euce nat" the scale IA favor o Dunn be NOR, "a
kick the more he vii ionde about YOU
Chapman. can't YOU in-ii Barnett love f.r truth
aud honesty II not, oil with bis hic-B d.oa4i .gf,a
y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20
swIrzERLANn corNrY- Inn, o,h 1s1a

MEssss. CHarnASs-On Monday last. 9TH inst, Messrs
Whiicomb an Brgh. addressed their fellow citizens
county New York aud Vevay present aid he
them al both places Al New York Jesse y. Bgh spoke
ist aud was listened 10 BY those WITH much atien
ton Tor about one hour lie spoke Of the Assu ton Of the
State debts by the general COVE and show ed with
nuen aoh't 'he oanetul result the would havS
the ana prosperity Of this happy republic. lie
ieu ny he'es 10 'he course pursued IN the House Of Re-
presenahves BY has opponent Bradley on the question
and referred hem u page o5S Of the Journal Of the House
the member of the senate have since exaun
ed the journals Of the senate and page find that Nh
Bright did vote a he stately.
Mr.. Bright concluded his remarks bv telling III h.s-s
always 10 keep The Bright side the question sJ nere
great fear of going astray.
MIR. Nhcomb then took the stand and enchainea he
dence for about hours during time he no, onv
convinced those Democrats present. but many wh1 have
heretofore acted with The Wing party OF the truth Of Mr.
Ntbsefs remarks, that the question L :.
'osoefe tei, toI never heard any d.sec Bank
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pETERSRIRGII- IL,


MrssRs CHAFNASs:-I take my zen TO drop you line to
inform YOU how the work of reform Progresses the
" Pocket" So far as can learn respects cheer
ins IN this pat Of the state Ms. White, NIB about
month made speech this place and although vas
Of the busiest tunes among the bone and slew' YOU
ever saw, goodlv number were out 10 lear and
Siahei 10 be able TO inform you It ne made .avo able
impression upon many who have heretofore voted Wing
ticket LIS (Wh,comh's) pamphlet the Tariff, doing
won'elS wherever II IS read. tell you II opening the
eyes Of many Of worthy honest czens who have
toioe been deluled into tie support OF The Wings by their
promises Of better times aud their loud proeStaons of love
Tor the laborIng and the farmers Of the country.
There another thing that aiding the good cause in the
pocket counties materially. 1t is this; Times here,
every where else, were as hard as they could be our
pie m debt and money be had; the southern market
for our produce which have mainly depend, had
De- en- falling f years traders
New Orleans Banks, which bowed up about the time
traders hid got Of their and consequently
ruined, who II the money received tor their
produce had remained rather If II ever hdl been good
they would have saved themselves and perhaps made small
profit But tie banks bowed up aud our traders came
home most Of them ken and all Of them and
de eTnIned quit the for, sand they, prices
not good before the banks went by the board
ana now they are gone get nothing Tor produce next
year But the facts directly the of this for
the Banks broke and they could no longer prevail
upon the people = take their worthless promises money
traders coming back with good money IS gold
and rer, and have sold their produce at oleaby fair
prices considering the times and cheainess Of thing
else For, say the people, now buy much with
frJ dollars, could buy five years ago. with four and
when we have the gold and silver pocket,
AFRAID that the banks like the Wings of 1910, Will break
their promises, ard leave without money all think
our Whg' Will soon abandon The iea of National Bank
the people WILL en- mrsse, abandon them For tell you
such doctrines are getting unpopular day with
and rs 10 the Assumption of state Debts our farmers
have toa much intelligence take that you.
think, without fail You viii the Pocket tell good tlle
Tor Whitconb and Bght, aud Gwen, the S, Monday
August.
am giahci To learn through your excellent paper, that
the Hon VIM. J. Brown has been nominated b. the Demo-
eat' OF yonr District for Congress MI Brown his, for the
last two winters. while member of the Indiana gi,atue
abofcd hand for tie Of Indiana ard her citizens
as any man IN the State and deserves to 10 supported fo
Congress by tho honest of all parties, for his unu
zeal ~ support Of Tie Interests Of the poor men, the labon
men, and The farmers Of the county. Tel him q
OBSERVER.
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Can't. 's'yIcE. and S.ay. gsiv.rcr.


Bolts said he, why conine to four years = WHY
pie. No., said he, If every body would be bound by
the one term principle, would l. but nobody else is
and why should I've /! Mr.. Tyler said l. let me in
treat yon IN jest, talk in this way to any
body else ~
j. NJ. Bots conversation with Capt. Tyler A. related
10y himself and published IN the Richmond Wing
What beautiful commentary does the above extract
Afford, upon the conduct of his Excccncy Gov Bigger
After having personally pledged himself and authorised
his friends To make pledges for HIM the door of the
Legislature aud that he would respect the one term pri-
1pe. behold hun accepting nomination for rc-election
from party who. we'll himself has long progressed
To have adopted that principle, one of the cardinal
items IN their political creed leaving his post aud luic
peramhulang the State makiug stump speeches to
his reelection. What faith what confidence wb,,
respect. either personal political. man or party
cntlilcd to- who will thus Inpudrn " aud audaciousv
give the he 10 their most solemn protesaiionS who
thus approach "A truth loving. consstencv.admirinr and
intelligent community, it entirely composed Of
fools gnoaut doits, iii subjects oily for Wing humhus.
gerry and intrigue
Did ever the actions of two occupy Ing high but
different stations present striking coincidence
than those of Capt Tyler AMI Governor Bigger in this
particular Or exhibit audaclty and insoence
IN such manifestations Of their desillution II all pncnle
but that Of ollie eseeNin-. and disregard and con-
tempt for the honesty. the integrity and intelligence Of
the people Verify. Capt Tyler and Gov Bigger are
fra tres amto. and If they be MI lovely in their lives
IN their deaths (poiitica) they shall not be DIVIDED
Washington Republican.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20


DEAR SfFs The Democrats of carroll held large Con-
vcittln Monday last. Andrew L. Robinson, Esd
nominated Tor Representatives knowing HIM YOU do, It
for that the choice
one lie VIII be elected by triumphant majJnty. Carroll
las never Yet sent Wing to the Legislature Will hc
send this
labonng for IT. We determined give WhitcOmb and
Bright from 30 10 800 majority. You may the fne
number down certain
John H. Bradley made speech last week the Court
House, to Srenfeen Wings and fort Dem 1t
the old tale about Bnk, TaIIh the Public Lands, Cost
Johnsons liumbug &c.the he inflicted upon YOU n
Indianapolis aud II not therefore, necessary ~
upon II. Mr. Bradley evidently bad spirits every one
could see that he booked upon the uphill bust
We waiting anxou.ly for the appearance Of
NhI,comb and Jess The Democracy viii them
with open aims, aud cheer Them 10 victory.
In the great coon hunt going on the Democrats Of
Carroll viii STIR up the rGri.s with long olc and
al the death
our Convention passed resolutions in favor Of Gen CAss
and the May Convention, by large ma ,rity.
Sc
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For the benefit the Ld.0 Of the NelC Casre Cou-
rser that the calumny alluded upon General
Harrison published asserted by in the Sentinel
otfce.-JsurnaL .Ilaue l6.
And we rei,eraie assertion. tina, YOU are LIAR
The paragraph published III. Sentinel ckce,
and ia stating, YOU tell a wiul. dciiterae and ull-
qualified LIE.
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Congregational Candidates.
MARION cot MY.
MARION cot Tl.
FOR State Senator, Alexander 4. Morrison.
Far p,,r,s,n,,,;r.s }NltIsInicI ROlf0u.
lLiN.ugslOn llunlap.

- We are requested 10 annouce M a. BRUxFrTLD a. a
Candidate for Representative Of Marion County 81
MESsRS CHArH ANs:-Plea>c announce BrxIAMIS HARRIS
of Wayne Township. a Candidate County Connis-
soner, who vii De supported By MANY NorrR>.
1--WE are requested 10 announce EosrEr PaTrsr-
so> a. Candidate for reelection iiic Office of PUtai.
Judge
NTssRs On aPN tNS-plea~e announce ANN, Wills a.
candidate Tor The Office Cosnty Assessor and oic.
MANY NorrRS
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WILLIAM y. I,Es0NN.

candidate for Congioss will adde's his fellow citizens
Il the following times and place.
AT Nashville, Hancock Co Welne.day June n, o'1lock.
7. VI
Cuuy's Mn, Thursday. 2cl, 10 O'Clock. 4. N.
Lewishuigh same day. , o'clock 4. NJ.
Capt lI,de', Buck Creek IONs ship Hancock County
Friday. p. O'Clock. r. NJ
Broad Ia. pie, Marion COUNTY June - O'Clock Z. VI.
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SHERIFF.. sasr.

- rif'rc q au e,e,'ar dr..
= - ere afn fr-lt ctf' uif t,lrse Ic ~
esli ---'ff De- M tY~h - ltisaal 1850 css 8
l-fi trstrH tf lrr~ .ffe
of te 1c.,si4 real r.is.e .ssl Il Aai.u
c0lift,
norf a . -.
Aud n isiir =" realize thu tan demanded aid s,s
h"i VII Al t ant <e slmIle
-ai 'sae a. iir sf-Is - Jatb sh+nkls.
p. lt.l-i y l-.L LANnr,n 80
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n Deserving .NIn.-We cut from exchange paper
The card of candidate for the Office of constable IN the
OF SprIn gtied. Ohio
Philip l.. Barnett has wife and thirteen children
poor-araid s,eal-too lazy to work and would like
to be elected constable
''Poor-afIaid TO steal-too lazy to work., Well, if
he truly CLAIM, in addition these qualifications that
he lar and scoundre general him
come here and he will find employment of the Junto,
who employ his namesake
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20

Such editors T J Barnett deserve to be held in
utter contempt by all honest men, erag Palladium
Even the Junto beginning 10 entertain the same
opinion Since the Journals mail robbery article one
of the Junio observed, that III they only had his salary
back, they shouldn't much what became of hIm
The truth Is they bought "a pig in poke when they
bought him and they know It. They can't help
themselves, however they made written contract
with HIM
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20

Hassac.seffs Congressional Election The result of
the recent election in the districts of Nasachu-
setts according thus choice of the whc
candidate the hy majority of seventy
In the remaining districts no choice
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T.. w. McGaIi-IIey.

The Western Niser says that McGaughey has re-
signed We shall inquire at TIE proper quarter
tain If such l. the fact
The editor says AicGaughcy will be elected BY lo0l
majority We have heard YOU talk before Billy Lit.
Johnny goes 1t here - Take
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Governor bigger.

The Wabash Courier 'rti-, paper. in noticing a
speech recently made by Gov. gger Terrell auto
says he spoke iavoriby Of WIN. Cost Johnspns plan
Tor the relief OF state indebtedness This plan II will be
Tecoected, proposes issue 5000 900 600 Stock bv
the General Government, to be distributed among the
Siates-Ani pray what is this but indirect assumption
OF State indebtedness, hy the Federal Government
appears this declaration If the Governor does not
agree YER well with his remarks upon the subject m
other places In his speech Brookvie on the eth of
AprH las', Use take the '"tig paper of that place as
authoTiy) he alluded To the plan of Mr. Cost Johnson
but 'ad MT preteId to adrocae tts measure" What
are we 10 lntr from this Why that Gov Bigger ike
the wing canvassers of 1910. will advocate particular
measure III one section where 1t is considered popular
and conadc,s the IN others where il may be found
obnoxious T. the people. Why this shutting Are
the people again to he tulled into the support
Tor okce by the same system which characterized the hard
cider campasn-nen who avow particular principles
advocate directly of the great leading measures with
which their party Is idenlifrd-"make declarations
Tor the public eve. wlen the occasions suts lest
thew may be dispassona'c'y Judged hy the sovereign
people aud weighed IN the unerrng balance of pubic
opinion We mistake much the nie .ence aud discern
ment Of the people of Indiana. If they will suffer
themselves TO be dupej by Gov. Bigges coatreGic.srp
haraag CUES crau paUadinn.
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Il Chang Tuiy.-In 1910, nineteen of the twen,v.sx
states gave majority for Harrison and Tyler now EIGH.
TEEN of the states have Democratic Governor Dgrer
Gazette.
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Uhtggery-The New Orleans Courier states the, the
General Council (whig) have law under consideration
prohibiting any but nGtire being a d-ayman
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The >o.cm treasury yo,...

her" l. great deal 81 excitement IN all sc,ii - a
the mon relation III. Treasury SAID ha,,
been cancelled The fart that missin. has
been known T. The department. nearly three -lours 1T
year ~ all winch time they have been circulating with
tariou, endors' ilIe hands at Innoc.nt pars
They {" b- found all SECTIONS nf The ,,iunir,
Onr for 500. No. 300. letter u q per cent %, abb,
the cashier 81 the Bank Of Commerce. dei,si.d al nl-
SNiiie. kenlcky. on the iih Others found M the
Eastward. and large that bought IN tia,
cats account 81 ia. fars iand banks some months
snr" have been returned here. traced rs a.. rfdoTs.-
non'~ None ~ these bear the slightest ras. Il
ever having been cancelled. aud hey ias. been ,c,-
aiins ~ months m the know ledge 81 il,e a. uafrmcuf
before HEY rcpudiitcd The feeling m i, con,u,u-
niiy very strong Ia rcaiion the rsr,a-iian :. h
: houlJ be promptly ci'arsd up.--N } Poyer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20

L'-o Foeoism "a i5e Dictionary '-Namscs VII of
Brindes Encyclopedia contains article under the head Of
Loco Foco giving few lines the origin OF the party
al immany Hall "a 1854 STATING that they ole composed
vi ultla Democrats" III Tie United States
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20

D'recf Irade-Durng the presen; nine vessels
have cleared from Naichez Miss Liverpool taking in
all l. ,6i6 bales of cotton
let the Journal swears we send nothing England,
but have TO pay them cash for all they send here
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20

The neF Prs deHry.-IAe State & INVENTION 4 ,uth
Carona terminated John bon a. th. roc,t,r
candidate tn The n'A Presidency SUI - he decision II
N'innai 'onVcIon Z, be Al Baltimore ~ Nav
j. ~ elec. system. and voting re, egD,fg
The great cu'esi IA the CDhy'nI viii urdOnie NJ, n.
between the f.ud. at ia .al ar Isalen II
Martin should gei oits "a. Inst ball t.encral Ca
ha> Tie next b,si chance "a IN nomination. AMI m a. mo =
by get H. In thai ie VIII be uonina elected an
he The successor & JOHN Tyler Ihi, Is hgay grs,a.e-
al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20

TREASURY NorE RoBBERs.--Thc three men, Breed
love, Jewell aud Rcines, who were ap2rchcnded at
Nashingtou information received from New Orleans
mat they were The persons supposed to have stolen
the Treasury notes that missing have been dey cred
up TO the Louisiana authorities There Is fourth per
son charged with being concerned the robbery of the
Custom House, who has not yet been arrested Ills
name Is Marsh Halliday The following the descrp-
ton of the three persons:
Jno VI BreedloNc Is represented To he about } feet &
or inches high, rather stouily built dark hair eyes
no whskers aud but little beard-a very gcnccl looking
young man.
Joseph w. Jewell : about feet or . inches high
very stout has large his check beevod be
the left check black haIr and usually wears very large
black whskers; Is about 10 years old s CIV
from New York, where II l. said he tried for Iom
eide Tor killing watchman whether he acquitted
or pardoned Is not known here.
Sawyer Relnes Is about > feet or : inches high
sghter made than Jewell dark complexion black hair
and whI>kers, and Is about 80 wears
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,lcssrs. vvh.tco,nb and Bright.

Democratic candidates for Governor and Lieut. Gnssnnor
VII! address the people the following and places
when all IA favor q" redecming the Stale from nsrulc AZ
corruption are requested Ia be present.
NorE.-rhe day speeches will generally be made sbou
noon. and those IN the evening early candle lighting
Allowances Cor the Of travel can be made y thos
interested.
Newcastle en Wednesday. June Dist
Cambridge on Thursday. June 22J.
Ieltreyie, on Friday. June ed
Richmond. same evening
Winchester. on Saturday. June Gath.
Muncelown. on Monday June Goth.
Mari n. Tuesday. June 9Th.
Ia GrOs. on "Wednesday. June 2sih.
Huntington, on Thursday. June 29ih.
Fort Wayne. on Friday. June 3Oth.
Lima. on Monday. July 81.
Augusta, on Tuesday July 4h
Warsaw. on Thursday. July 9th, (eaIy.i
Lecsburgh. same evening
Goshen. Friday. Iuly sih.
South Bend. on Saturday, juy sih
Michigan Civ. Monday. July 10Th.
Laporte on Tuesday July IIth
Plymouth on Wednesday, Juy 18th
Rochester. on THURSDAY July 9th
Peru. on Friday. July ith.
Ioganspor on Saturday. Judy lata
Delphi. Monday. July Tth
Frankfort. on Tuesday Juy 18Th
Crawiords.illc. v eJnesday July OH.
NIiimsPT' THURSDAY, July 20.
PerysyIle. Friday. July II. II o'clock
Eugene. day. at ,. L. II.
Newport. on Saturday. July I'D.
Further appointments will be made sloii,
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STATE % IJdsrs,t. iscss.lr.eI.> County:
'H' ''r-lrs- lsrNs a - l-tJ-
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N- Nt-, - hnra 'st4y, .4h Cloudy. IT, Fsf AMIN
~
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- ''i' 80 flit, -
H'"'e named 3"i-ndftt H. "a cd uah .udt r. r.n
MN 'fls, -in' 1uss, korfi ioHts Stunning 81 b.
'.f-'fi -f'ty II sai fs.fs '.Id,,
lf"n i'h - 100 ~ 'Ar ate named
a'hi, ~ tie STATE 81 l-daff 1I.refr. .r.nn
',is had hr Ben, ~
nii ''i fi-
-t s4 - lni af5-sr 80
I'm 'it Ptf Il ne ''gn iias fh- .
-rffni MONDAY
-iil fi
" ii.rn - rpnr--rf. snI ~. reed n-1 arorln-h-
I'tnrs''. Lse Is, l-Li s.-'n. JAMES ~ 'GFcE. rrt
NOTICE.
: nf'~' gwen ih1f
ct
made 90.
mediate it~ fh .ln.e .f
hei y c1 aafifHficsttl Inc
estate believed 90 le entirely solvent.
itNE- GILLESPIE
l. HgTItFg>HF f4ffafarA
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Gov BicGrn.-liow ID the people of Indiana Ike
the idea OF paving Gov. Bigger : per year for
acting a. "ovefnor aud his spending three months
Ia e year eeciioneeng among them the oiiice
again How Is their affairs be attended to in his al
sence lie cannot appoint deputy to Do the business
Tor him. Ia his absence bound he elected. Is
h's right i 1t Justice II the people their
business to man. AID pay him well fDr attending To IT,
ought he not h stay ms post and his duties
faithfully Every body will say he ought
II farmer employs hand to work a month Cor him
and that hand spends day two. during month. at
tend ng to h own affairs Is he not required make
The lo't Tine 4! Certainly But Gov Bigger will not
make up for his lost neither " III he deduct any thing
from has salary. imericcr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20

AT FAULT FOR An OBJEcTIoN.-We believe the peopie
VIII generally think with Mr.. WhcOmb's enemies
must be at iauli iO reasons oppose HIM whea they are
under the necessity 81 against Meth
oiist-a member OF the church. We live antE- saa
favorable christianity and love :, zoe y sr,esA
rs soothing and benign influence Dg mankind Who
that looks IN this subject the right sp not agree
Win Us when we say that Recommendation instead Of
objection What has come to that that te,o.ra,a
POLITICAL press snail urge Il "a objection = James WIKI
COMB candidate oI the Chief Executive char Of Indiana
tnal ne l. ! Christian 10 such charge we know not
what TO answer We entirely at fault II i = de-
iea him, we give up. We Wi. down. fold our hands
aud submit 10 the issue
Desperation Will DIVE men great way and tins =.
marked sleon'n They be fault for an objection
whtn mans sleiy tteOme. The deInsr Iesor'-Lafff,
II