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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
ODDNNiliGn 10 Life ssGicc-s.

The PennsyiIanlan, noticing Senl or Tappan ;
proposition To take from the United States Court
It's aristocratc and senseless feature of life oc ers
says:
AMENDMENT OF TIE CossTirurrox.-Mr.T Tap
pan, of the democratic Senators from phio, has
renewed IN Congress motion made by him at a
former session. to amend tie Constitu ION of the
United States. ~ tina, the Judges of the Supreme
and inferior Courts of the Union shall be appo ed
for limited term of years. instead OF nr f.. The
motion ordered TO DE printed. a4l made the
special order Of the day fer The first Monlay Of jan
Uary.
The amendment IS truly democratic, aul one
winch. J1d.lHr from the experiment in the State
governments. mast, If adopted prove highly aeae
fetal. Judges for limited time more inau~tri-
ou> than those or lie they are less likely % be.
come yrannical they have greater check un thu
indu -ence of personal f,voriism and when experi-
has proved them destitute of the integrity the
capacity. or the industry VII ch was attribute. l.
them, they are more easily removed.
The preudlccs of education under monarchy
caused many of the features of the BRUSH GOV
erninrnt be retained early Constitutions O,
government. These features have been gr,dnally
wearing away, aud becoming ex,.ngushed IA out
State governments. and We good rea.on y hy
the national Loseniuen; should form az exception
to the progress of liberal principles
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

CALIF0RnIa.-Senor Almnn c. Envoy Exiraordi-
nary. &c. from Mexico TO the United States, has
publ shed IN the MAIDS Official carccf az nst
migration 10 California--whch was strongly recon-
mcneed in article We copied the other day. from
the ~. LOUIS Rcpullican-wars in- al persvns not
10 b. deceived BY the statements OF that article, and
advising them that pursuant IL the provisions of
law enacted on the 18th Of March iE~t foreigner
viii ever be permitted 10 co,0ns' purchase lands
or property that country. without express per
mission from the Mexican government.
The Bo-ton Atlas. ihe Clay organ par eIcsNeaee
in Massachusetts,. has ,uFvested most iniaInc1s
plot - deprive the democratic popular ma priy ct
tie fruits # their late gioro victory IN that State.
Tie unbiushing ,Iruntefy With which II advises It's
House 81 Representatives 20 defeat the election of
Marcus Morton a. tiosernor iy the democratic Sen
ate. y refusing TO send ~ his name candidate
before that body curious specimen Of tie 'tsc
ties" Of the "decency' party.
EAcroaITs.-ln the village Of Woods ckei, X.
J.. there eighteen mills, in which there are 1.
EOS looms, 30 so spindles. aud l.l62 hands. The
aggregate number of yards ~ goods produced during
the past year is o.739.7i7. Of which there were
2jo,oo0 yards wirps; J-IGo0 yards ilnne. 36i.
uOo yards Jeans 90 i1e yards negro cloths. lj6.ooo
yards satine,s. 5,6ij Go yards cotton Puuis, aud
3, III ,OUO yards cotton shcctug.
WHEAT * Mrssissirrs.-The Nrtchcz FREQ
Trader states that the cultivation Of Wheat u eX-
tending materially IN VI s,issippl The crops ths
year abundant. and al excellent quality. The
Free Trader SAYS that N Eve wears moro. Missis-
supp Will send hDas TO New Orleans and Mobile tor
sale.
in New lofk. have been routed horse, foot; andrae
-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
SATURDAY. JANUARY =. 1913.
More WING Trickery and Dccc,,ion

We have reason 10 believe. that ever since the
Wing Senators refused tn 20 into election for L.
:. Senator, after all the members we're present.
they have been busily though secretly engaged in
endea'orng To get up real pretended instruct ions
from certain counties. TO operate against Gen. How
ARD. In these man.ravTes, we have proof some
instances, that they have resorted 10 every false
hood. frick and deception which their wicked and
traitorou- mag uatlOns could suggest. We have
now before us letter from Monroe county, which
gives us account of attempt 10 cheat the dem
ocra's If that district ty ra undoubtedly concoct-
ed al Indianapolis, and put in execution by men
paid Tor the purpose. The writer, of the most
respectable men IN the county, says of the scheme
''Sa,an himself could hardly equal it. Sundry
gentlemen. came through the skrts Of county
with tbs kind Of tale IN ;heir mouths That the
Wigs aud Democrats had agreed 10 drop the q,Ies-
ton. aud also to drop Toward and Smith. aud 10
nHHe on some man Who would - for bank and
iaTi and ihat iii- Wa the only means o. r6ilF ;
and further tat Farmer, German and Slnss lsd
gone home. ard did not intend Il return back. TIL
they got i.HrHrf',Rs on that matter. BY THIS means
understand they cot good many Of the ursusnect.
ing par, of the Democrats who s,gu~d the insiruc-
tons ~ favor II Howard. H. Syn these also. 40,
sgspccing the fraud and iasehooi Of these why
cnisaaries."
They also represented that Mr. German had re.
qncsicd them 10 get these in~isast4o;i- and when
thcse mcihods 10 deceive WIRE unsuccessful they
Jorged the na~es 81 ba;h Wings ana Democrats
Tie rcsulis q! this vliary lave reached here,
aud II VIII o. IN time Discovered whether the wing
representatives, from iiat district viii acknoW ledge
their partic patton "a it, hy their acquiercencc In
the meantime the democrats IN every district, where
the wings haze opportunity TO cheat and deceive
the people IN tls way. should be on the alert 10
couHtcrsct them. Wings here II resort 10 JriJery
or corruption at any sort TO retain power az
defeat Gen. Howard; indeed they have already
applied such means and Influences but If the peo-
pie true TO themselves. they need not fear that
their representatives VIII play them false. Eternal
Y glance is the price of Lib rty!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

The vagabond Barnett Is truly unfortunate IN
his numerous attempts TO cast contumely and
rcproach upon the Speaker and Democratic
members of the House of Representatives; and
in no instance more SO, than IN his article OF
yesterday, referring to the action of the com
mttcc OF ways and means We are glad he
has referred to the subject that we may place
tins whole matter IN lis true light; which, accord
ing TO the Journals of the House, - substantial
" this: \ few weeks since n Wing member
from Vlgo county, introduced a resolution, call
ing on the Treasurer of State for information,
whether loan could not be contracted with the
State Bank Of Indiana, to meet the deficit IN
the Treasury. The Treasurer of State, the
author of State Bank charter, and a Wing
of the first water, replied, IN n communication
to the House, that he was holding a correspond
with the Bank and was IN favor of a loan
IN good funds; but that II was doubtful whether
the Bank would afford a loan. unless HE trres
raised some , or ten cents on the lDJ
dollars IL meet a. From the Treasurer close
connection with the Bank, 1t was at once sup
posed that he was IN her secret cont lcnce, and
that this increase IN our taxes was absolutely
necessary "a "A primary condition OF the loan.
The Treasurer IN this communication suggest
ed several arguments IN favor of the loan being
nm good lunds-onc of which, and singular
one too was that the bill, then before the
House, making treasury notes receivable Tor
State dues would not absorb, mt the different
loan Offices more than 40 or D thousand dol
lars, during the coming year, OF these notes.
and that consequently there would be more
moonshlnc than reality IN the increase OF their
value, even If the bill he had written out should
pass But instead of the Democrats or locofo-
COS as they are snecringly called, making move
on this subject, what are the facts The Jour
nal Of the House shows, that no sooner had the
communication of the Treasurer been read,
than up Jumped MIR. WILSON, of Harrison, the
first man on the list OF signers To the famous
Wing protest, and offers preamble and rcso-
luton asking of The House 10 tell The committee
,r,eiLcr The people ,ccre 'cHmS 10 stand m
crease of FIRE cents on Me one hundred dollars u,
fares, IN order that the committee might deter
mine whether To recommend "A loan or not, Tor
they were semi-oGciatIy informed by the Urea
surer the right hand man OF the Bank, haf
ic,ihom his increase they oon!d gel no money
In conclusion, we would ask, DO the facts OF
this case warrant the vagabond editor OF the
Journal in his ialschoods and abuse The
CALLED jadcs will now vince, for the wnhers OF
the Democrats are unwrung.
Both Wings and Democrats, on the commit
tee, we are informed, consented that the rcso-
luton might be reported by Mr. WILSON, who
stands b. fare The country as The .fdhor 81 HE
measurc low far he will relish the vaoabond
editor attack upon hun, over the shoulders oi
Mr. Davis, we are unable To say, and we don I
know that we should care much.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
greater part Of the day and befrc any question was

greater part Of the day. and be)rc any question was
taken Mr. Bradley's motion Of reference TO a
select committee, on motion OF Mr. Butler Of v,
the whole matter LAID the table, by vote OF
ayes 80. noes 33-Mr. Stratton having previously
made the effort that part Of his preamble
which casts censure on the committee the State IL
brary for hardness ilr Henley peculiarly sc.
we're ON ths gentleman. for his censure the COM
mittee. in h,s preamble, when he knew they were
the eve of making report-haviug the counter
report Of the minority IN his pocket
To place the subject IN It's proper light so far as
the committee on the State Library IL concerned,
We annex the following comm unicatIon. which was
laid before the House, from the chairman Of the
House committees
Mr. speaker-As much msa, prehenss N may be
ei BY the communication If BerJamin =. Reeve, OF Tie
joint committee the State Library the part of the
state deem it duy 10 state 10 the House that re-
auditor Of state II the sai Reeve had redeemed his pledge
made to the mt committee, at it. last meeting NJ.
Recre did then csree hat hT. Brown not dfluAcT
but that he state Of Iai IA rds adebea % sad Brorn "a
me sun n ONE DOLLAR AND rWENrY-NINECENr>
and that the said Reeve chliiman Of sad ia commit
tee, would report accordingly a. L. WHEELER, chm
II. Com. on State LiJlary.
What the rcpor. Of the committee on tie -;ate
Library Will be, We have ho nlormallon save what
has been elected IN the course ct debate; have
Is say that If " iiliam j. Brown II guilty az being
a delsulter, let him be Spel,edifom the II 1usc until
the de.alcaton is PAID ~. II ke Is innoceu; of tie
charge-f IA sIllect has been forced INTO tie Log
isature by the "Royal Family" IN whose sides
Brown has been sharp political thorn. merely -
ncGtralize his political influence hy destroying .is
character-le censure fall those who deserve IL.
Mr.. lrown has been unfortunate III his circum-
stances-he insolvent and unable 10 pay his debts
lie has not failed with thousands in his puckct--hc
is poor man. and democrat, and that Is sufficient
TO condemn hun 10 everlasting infamy by the Lead
ers of the whg party. He must be tried. condemn
cd aud expelled, according to the resolution OF Mr..
StrattOn, " lthout hearing.
1t came IN the course of the debate, that al
though the auditor has issued warrant for the
money for which Brown is charged with being n
detaucr, II has not rs yet, been paid out from The
treasury. The state Is not as yet the loser. and
II It can be legally done, and the Legislature de-
termucs in favor Of Brown, We would suggest
whether the treasurer should not be compelled to
withhold the money, until legal Investigation be
had
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
Sllic k,1,rfx.

recent publication IN the Ohio Statesman
of certain facts. from the Report Of Mr. Palmer in
relation to the State Bank has caused much com
nen, and called out reply from the President oI the
Bdnk. We have only time Ia say at present. that
the publication III the statesman bona idc cx
tract from the report and that lis publication III
the form adopted, and the remarks appended. was
injndicions only because 1t tended To create pac
among the LW hoiiefs, and put them at the mercy
OF shavcrs; whereas full understanding of the
facts, while IL shows deficiency IN the assets, VIII
also show that the Bank is amply able To redeem
every dollar of her circulation, and that the def
cheney alluded 10 must be borne 10y the Stockhold-
err alone.
In his reply 10 the statement above alluded to,
Mr. President Merrill has fallen into sundry errors
concerning other pats Of Mr. Pamer's report
which we may point out hereafter. Our principal
object 70 caution the people OF Lclghb born
states against Il sacrifice OF the bills of the bank
which may be IN their possess on.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
MONDAY. JANUARY .. 1873.


In the House of Representatives. OF Saturday, the
committee the State Library. TO which statement
Of the alleged dedication Of Wm. J. Brown. State
Librarian. referred. made detailed report IL
reference that matter. accompanied by the FLOWING
amongst oihcr resolutions:
Resoired. That William J. Brown. late State
Librarian. did faithfully and impartially discharge
the duties Of said office. ard has fully accounted r
and paid over all moneys, by HIM received, by virtue
of has said Office.
This resolution. after somcwla, rro,rao,cd dis
cussion. adopted by the following vote:
Ayrs-Nessrs Baker, Brown Of d., Butler Of II
Campbell. Carter. Chrisman. Cooley. Davis of : ,
Denny. Dufour Edmouson. English, Fuller. Cor.
man. H4rdin. Ilargrove. jackson. johnson. Jones.
Lewis. leyman. Ling.e, Logan. Lowe, Maier.
March Maihcny. M'Cormack. Nillkin. Moore Of f
Moore Of o.. MYERS. Noes Nelson. Nofvcll. O'Ncall
Osborn, Peek Pullman, Proctor Roberts. ROBIN
son, Rose, Shoup. Slmonson Shook, Stewart, Swi-
hart. Tcvis, Wheeler. and Mr.. SPeaker-5l.
Nors--AIessrs. Bales, Bowers, Bradley, Butler
OF :, Dutlerfcld. Claypoo. Clements. Coffin. DAVIS
Of NJ. Edwards, Fannegan Foukc. Francis, Gil
bert, Goodenow, Hiatt, Hodges. llucksby. Lee
Leslie. Marvin, N!ceker. Nttchci. Montague Parker
Patrick, Reel. Rich, Shelby. >luss, Steele, Strain
Straiton, Summers, Sumner, Thompson, and VAL
son-37.
The report Of the committee is fall and conclu.
sivc, showing. beyond all contradict on tina, Mr.
Brown has fully accounted for every dollar OF the
public money in his hands, and one dollar and
Rineieea cents orcr! The report is signed by
Ncssrs. a. l.. Wheeler Franklin Hardin, VIM. b
Mitchell, u. NJ Parks. and John B Nccs members
of the joint committee on the State Library Two
other resolutions were adopted-one directing the
Treasurer not TO pay the money on the Auditors
warraat-and the other directing tie Auditor to
correct said warrant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
Two Dollar Counterfeit snai.ua Esi..s

These c0untcrfeIis are sForf1r and nurroofr ;hlr
the genuine oils the counterie,s beng but aud
fourit inches long; the genuine and twoS
SIR aud oae-haJiaci,s IN length. The counter
felt is also narrower. by the margin line. than the
genuine. The public are cautioned to measure all
two dollar bills presented, the coun,erieit>
are well calcula ed To deceive.
The number. also. " II furnish means of de;ec-
ton. In all the iwos issued by the Bank. il will
be found that Except the first thousand issued
at the Indianapolis Branch. from one to one thou
sand the right hand. or State Bank number, Away
erceeds the lett hand. or Branch number; and The
left hand number is always IN the same hundreds and
termination. with the ieht hand number but no,
m the same thousands. No two dollar bill l. gen
uinc, purpoTtna to be on the Mich gan City Branch
with which Bsanch SD far seen. the coln,cEic L
are filed On which the icf, hand ne aber excel
1900. JAMES VI. RAY, C1.he,
STATE BAsK, Jan. 3, le43.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
The National Treasury amd tho Tariff.

From MONEY article Of the n Y. Herald we copy the
suoiued notice of the report OF the Secretary the Trca-
sury which latter has just TO hand through the po.
likeness Of Gov. Wallace. We commend the facts here
recapuated to the attention OF the advocates of the pre-
tariff in the Senate Chamber. well ei. ewhcrc
The report of the Secretary of the Treasury of
the and least satisfactory that has
from the department notwithstanding that appears
ea weeks after all other reports have be before the pub
lie The grea, portion Of tie report the English
housing act which obtained and published in pa
per of the 18th of November. The leading items have
been published already paper OF tins morning The
Secretary estimates the expenditures for the Is months
ending January, 1874, at 81 s60s 93. for civil military
and miscellaneous expenses H. his report OF May 1872,
he estimates the heads of expense Oi twelve months
only, of the wear 1913 S27 600 900 Here Is differ
OF estimate for the period of time equal To
OO0O 900, without any given for the change, what
The whole report seems To bc Of random
sertins for parry Objects like tue first repog OF the present
Secretary of War, the whole of which sOck jobbng
in the Erie Rallroad
The imports and exports Of the United States for 1912,
rs compared with former wears follows
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

la.
The aggregate trade OF 1872 appears shows falling
off equal $4,000 600 in imports and exports The
pors of agricultural produce have declined 600 900
only. while the imports of goods which The of
purchase have declined $4,000 coo. The result of
THIS the low state OF exchanges, which induces imports
of specie. The imports during the ihid quarter OF the
year. when the high tariff operation instead of
being, 1871, the highest of the year. the lowest
difference Of $50 100000 exists between the imports of
that quarter and that Of the quarter of the preceding
year To what this unparalleled decay of trade
be ascribed The Secretary says 1.-The hard times the
inability purchase Did the .hard times" and the
Inability to purchase, simultaneously with
the passage of the tariff, Was there no pecunary dis
during the quarter ending June 30, when the imports
exceeded 10y sOOO000 those Of the corresponding quarter
of lsi0l The imports of 1871 large and if there
the 'nability purchase. which the Secretary al
lodges, why did the exports Of foreign goods decrease
1912 The imports of 1889 very large and 1910
year of Distress consequently the exports foreign
goods exceeded those of s3s Sc 900 900 La ISL $50
100000 foreign goods imported than 1910
and 81 100000 less exported, making increased
consumption of s2i0OO000 for the year. All this
shows the agency of distress, reducing imports
but the positive and direct agency of the prohibve tariff
which has reduced the sales produce in exchange for
goods $4,000 600, or ID per and yet with these
facts before him, the Secretary recommends Il continuation
OF the tariff.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
Il. =. aeri. Snl,lnrs.

The Court OF Inquiry TO examine into the
facts of the recent tragic occurrence on board of
the Somers, consisting of Com. Stewart, Jacob
Jones and a. J. Dallas, and Ogden Hoffman,
Judge Advocate, commenced lis sittings on board
of the North Carolina "A, at Brooklyn, on the
23th ult The proceedings have not progressed
far enough to form any correct opinion as to the
result
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
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