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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

Are YOU in fivor OF High anl Direct Tar
atom! II so. vote for the wing candidates.
Are YOU in favor of taking the taxing power
from your State Legislature. and giving it to
congress. where YOU have only twelve votes
in ID , Ii 81. vote for the wing candidates.
every one OF whom are in favor of the ~
SUMPTION scheme. which will as assurcdly
bring about such result rs that day follows
the rising OF the sun. Remember that Con
src>s i not elected by the State of Indiana.
and that your voices are but partially heard
there; while your will and your wishes Won
can command in your own Legislature. will
iol then give UP the power 10 tax yourselves
II You are wiling to do IT. vote dor the WING
candidates. II not, vote the pure democratic
tickcf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
Only ti:il.A CIT.
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The present debt OF the federal government the irt
ever created since A. formation IN peace
nue. purposes the progeny aud Of tie abom-
nabe agance, aud rank corruption r political
party dsor'ered 10y unexpected For 81 wears
the United States steadily discharged debts
paid out $3.50 ooooo0. In tie midst Of profound peace
and great national wealth, embargo laid upon foreign
trade. and debt created which sweis the rate of o.
O000OO ler and tic apartment Instead Of taking
deep shame TO Itself foT such hum a'ng sia'e hine-
openly claims credit, m tie government organs being
able to borrow at per n tie money thrown + en-
Poy 10y the paray zrtion Of he hanks AID merchants
The government which produced s great change bro
ken and sordered. With dei zen, revenue and uceas-
ing debt-no ma'ered system Of fuauce-uo permanent
commercial poiIcy-lo fixed hold upon he people il,
il exposed to the action Of democratic Coz gfess which
Is coming down them with the growing Impetus Of a
column Of cuirls-iers upon br3k square There :
every believe that affairs Wi. be reversed the
tariff modified the deit speedily she'd and The o'd
OF the restored before business will per
manently
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
All Up.

are You all ready p! Oh with your coats
roll up yoar slccvcs-PrcPare for work.
leI-Don drink any thing but watcr-not a
drop till we beat the enemy. Remember
Conn oJorc iIulI's crew, WHO cmpticd their
ssos, salinS that not crop should be drank
I'll the enemy was beaten. Remember the
British Commanders surprise when he learn
cd tho fact, which he did as he gave up his
sword to the victorious Yankee. III stuffed
ms British sailcrs with gumpo,rder and ruo,.
Md the world knows the result. Dr k no.
thing then TIL the enemy is conquered.
Chew tobacco. take snuff. but don't drink
strong drinks. Keep cool head. "A busy
foot. a ready hand and a Timber. but not un-
ruly. tongue. The feds will do their best
their crack nags are against us-but let us
show them that the people have bottom as
we'll rs speed. Mind. bows. See the track
clear. Watch sharp and work.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

lie who is not for Us is against US. Is
there democrat in the State OF Indiana who
does not value lis principles as above all
pricc It is impossible. Then can there be
democrat who will cndangcr these princi-
pies by not adherlng to the recognized can
didates chosen to carry them out We trust
not. 1t = now contest between the party
winch has ruined the State. and that which
cqn 10 no 'r0rsc. but which will do better.
Docs any wish to sec the former i'm power
again II he does not. he must beware of
splitting his hclet, or Of ncgiccting 10 po'o In
some cases there may be pcrsonqt objections
to some of the candidates. But would YOU
sacrifice all YOU hold dcar-giyc the fortrcs,
into the hands Of your cncmy-on that ac-
count Is that right No. i it the char
iiy taught US by him who could not err
No. Bury then those prejudiccs-and aim
only for victory first. Ihen will be the time
TO heal thcs, small matters. Who is perfect!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
The Difference

The eccentric John Randolph, If Roanoke was hy no
means tue friend favore Of Henry Clay HIS bitter
sarcasm and in'ectve hurled re- eiicdy and effectively
at theNndoi'e domas 'gue caused Clay much uneasness
10 giving his opinion Of Clay, Rand ph said he talent
Ell and utterly corrupt aud sinks "a shines like rotten
mackerei IN moon light That's picture,
But Geo. H. Dunn, the Wing Treasurer of State seem.
to think that 1t is necessary carry the State fr the
Wigs that be nay secure 1t for Cav. Because if these
officers reelected. does any body suppose that m.
sefg Of he epe should used to elect him Read
what iIr Dunn doing This Is hi. acknowedgcd letter
INoIANAFoLIs, ArRIL = 1913
F'iend- We omit tie name
Our committee aIc Publishing answer 10 Whiicomb's
Facts Tor the People with which Loc8s have d.. iuged
the state Il pc;ared by and - saii 10 be
able. TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS HERE WILL. FIENlSI
ABOUT one HUNDRED FOR EACH COUNTY but
yours should hare 900 Ieqs' They sell for ! ur
loo ana >ciip Will be- taken Beng neat pamphlet form
hey VIII enuch handler ~ reference and perhaps be more
u>ciul suggest this matter 20 o our fIsuds ~
ORDERED 50. y WE CAN SEND THEM BY THE
itAMS that bi>IklBUI E TIE LAWS.
Have you noticed the journal i, non, well caudsetct
and m ut have elect in tie campaign
Ny respects . I'D friends | hone They Will NJ, r.,
themselves te caught taqnirg 1888.
Your tiul,. g. "A DI-NE
VIII have five oile, Il the Sqini Of 10 ~ s,,ro
Throughout tie campaign, and VIII send them 10 any persons
Won VIII designate % your county viii use Them mas,
Pruatfy Ae there not i've persons YOU can suggest a.
me who ~il io' ice Themselves able procure documents
rfD "pnfa to dcftre "a using ftent, # them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
All the Democrats.
Gold Flowing mp tire lzi.si>sippi.

During the last years, citizens who have been
engaged IN the New Orleans trade never returned with
specie than the present season 1t Is estimated
that not less than hundred thousand dollars IN gold
and silver brought home Lawrence, interior
county. and between two and three millions TO he
whole State
The prediction, that If there should be no : Bank
specie would oic mp the great father waters
more than realized for has assembled every river and
creek out OF which a fiat boat could be hoated during
the late high waters and only between the
ntersices of the neatly dressed travellers money purse
but felt in the wallets bags and trunks of enterprs-
ng trader To the lower country. We regret that the
Indebtedness of citizens has compelled them Dis
of much of tins specie Louisville and Cincinnati
pleased TO learn that for the first season since
organization of State Bank 1884, that institution
has had accession OF specie due course of bus
with and that nearly all the Branches
have been thus benefited by large receipts of gold and
silver. Heretofore The Branches have been repenshed
the precious metals instead of their being brought home
To their counters, in the present Instances
Now upon the foregoing state Of facts what sensible
would demand a L ;. Bank What one will not
now give Mr.. Benton credit for his foresight: What
one will vote for party which would be enabled TO
give us a second edition of the sufierngs of the last
eight years
On then to victory For Whicomb and sound
currency For Bright and rerenchment aud reform m
State affairs. For Bill Brown to skin the Coons
and for the balance of the Democratic ticket to stretch
their hides on the fence
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
Here ELECTS.

The late breach in the Canal scarcely repaired be-
Tore another has occurred. Notwithstanding repea,ed
cautions have been take stitch IN time 10 say
nlne, they were unheedcd The way these things are
managed by Wing agents. Is but specimen their man
nsement throughout the State Look at the conse.
quenees M'llcrs OF all kinds stopped Farmers grant,
Ia be ground left unsround: Lumber wanted and me.
ohanics cut of employment consequence The spin.
ning wheel and loom stopped Mechanics and Laborcrs
IN want of flour and meal and the Merchants chare,,c
them double price for IT, These hut few Of the con
sequences OF Wing mismanagement, which every man
can comment al his leisure
There Is no money in the Treasury repair the dam
ages, piy the workmen. We understand however
mat the Cashier OF the State Bank has promised the eff
cent ovcrsecr loan from the Bank Bank having in
teEcst IN advance amt the esseos rent pledged for ,b
redemption oi the loan. - much then viii our
be short neat yeaThy the amount of rents u~ial, re-
'e''ed nom those who lease the power. We'll
well; the Wings are fine fellows and take great care Of
the honor and credit of hc Stale,
Who wou'i not vote as the Darky tells them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
The Seven COoue,

Barnett has written and published state
mont. signed by john Smithcr. John Cooper.
p. Cattcr-on. James Greer, ST. james Greer.
and Willis Smithcr. which reads as follows.
to wit
Chapman got youth 70 90 three mites for half gal
Ion Of Nhraey, and Morrison paid FOR it.
Now we know that ycral of these
signcrs arc the peculiar and Jealous friends
OF the MoRRis family, some of them being
Instantly related. and as they are vc-y anx-
iou' to show their fidelity. we look upon their
-eat with due grains of allowance. But this
We also know, that there was not drop of
Whiskcy or other liquor seen or drank by
rs or by any individual of our company on
that day.
Therefore be it known to all persons at
Bethel or of Franklin township, that We
hereby offer and agree to pay reward of
ono htDdrrd doYqys to any man. woman or
child, who will come forward and swear and
prove that they either sold. gave or saw one
drop or larger quantity of Whiskey or other
spurious liquor drank or used by George A.
Chapman. Alexander +. Morrison. or VIII
liam H. Brumicld. or by any other person in
their company. on the day referred to by the
said signers of Barnett's paper; and, fur
thcr, if said signcrs shall fail to find such
witness or witnesses. they must stand before
the public convicted of having signed an un-
true statement
p. 5. lis said that Mr.. Morrison paws
all hiy liquor bills, and il Is also said that Mr.
Todd refuses to pay Il small bill of s. 30
which Is charged to him in Washington
Township.
ID ?. \. lIr. Langsdalc authorizes us 10
say that he viii answer the question proposed
by Barnett, rs soon as he settles his erog
lH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
EsOW IL Orke.

We have frequently called attention TO the appalling
distress which the tariff has brought upon the agrl-
cultural interest The prodigous crops Of the farmers
crowding the great Of trade. swelling The tolls
Of TIE public works. and pouring into The dpo,s
giving the manufacturers for whose benefit the tariff was
laid their -four and supplies lower than they be raised
for with profit to the producer. IL the foreign man
ufac,ues here and compete with the domestic f,r
agricultural produce. prices will rise that the latter
will have to pay more for his flour; hence Congress
drives the foreigner and the result that the farmer
get money ray his mortgage. This is living
truth that every feels in his pocket Notwiihstand-
ing the swelling volume of produce that rolls the lap
Of the manufacturers, nothing is left in the hands of the
farmer. He therefore buys goods and "
bounds upon ie authors,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
EscRdY. Avn. E'irc.

On the First Monday August, be sure that you bring
=. xn your man
But iew days are leh in preparing f., the day Of
i'e Are the towns properly organized Are the CON-
'rers appointed! are we fully impressed with the ne
r>sity OF mo'c than ordinary vigilance on Monday The
We cannot be defeated if true to ourselves
But we must do more than merely gain the vicory-we
'isi achieve It ty triumphant mlj,ry. To do this
We must he at the polls EARLY
We must lie at tho polls ALL DAY.
!" c must keep an unwinsing eye upon THE BAL
or BOX
We must look out for Illegal voters
We must see that every Democrat votes
We must have Eagle ewes and Lion hearts
The patriot fathers OF rs gave whole years Of toll in
'eurng our rights. We sustain these rights hv a,
3 a, one day-ONE WHOLE DAY being devoted with
1trng energy To the cause in which we are engaged
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
EAccla liz hey.

The "lnfaenz, has been walking IN among our hand
and IN consequence have had attend several do
lies not eSacis IN our sphere Among other things we
had T. carr our lapers IA the city. II any one Is
missed It l. our fault More. We were consequently
prevented tom attending the appointment Of Gov Bigger
IN THURSDAY last W inquired however, Of ono Of our
Wing report r.. who WIS present, Wat The Governor
had 10 siy. lie i,h a. hat be hal not write, on,
hi- but the bet that he heard after the Cover,
nor AMI DookeIer bad v-..5 so1e time for an audi,
enoe the Doark'ep,r said the Governor "a have n
leave, You viii please pat the key under the steps that
can find my return This y very lair specimen
If tie Governor'- popularity here
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
ESC (3tyli0I,s.

The arrangement of the Junto to bring
voters here from the railroad, to carry the
county. i perfectly well understood. We
caution these men, that it will be at their per-
ii TO attempt to put in false vote or illegal
vote. We caution our country friends to
srQih IL pills. Ii has been openly ask
Cd ii loads of voters could not get a chance
to vote in the country townships. Watch
them. Challenge every vote OF which there
is doubt. The game Is this 4: The Demo
Gratis are 20 be made to believe that these
pipclayer, are u, vote the Democratic ticket.
Don't let solitary ilieE,i vote 90 in either
fer rs or against as. The n.9n..n ant mat
Is already in readiness for this scheme ! VIII
the honest whig- in this county submit to /. {!
VIII they consent that moncy-pcrhaps the
peoples moncy-shall be used to import vot-
crs We trust no.. II is move of the
Junto. which they will find hard to accom-
plish while the honest portion of the party
are opposed to IT,
Will the Junto tell Us how much It costs
per head to import thesc men -! Docs ii cost
81! cents TO send them here and back Are
provisions and lodging to be furnished by
f7ro gentlemen. and paid for in provisions for
the laborcrs on their contracts ? VIII the
Socrtuy or his ficnds who are to keep the
b)Gnitrs. answer Us
Keep cool-and friends. Watch the ballot
boxes Keep them pure and ancontaminat-
ed a. the risk of all You hold dcar-your lib
erty and your lives.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

So say the Wing leaders now, just the People are
about sell verdict Of condemnation against them for
VIOLATION Of their pligh,ed faith in $40 But the
people well remember that among thousands of others.
Henry Clay Promised
in his celebrated Virginia speech in $40 hat"so soon
known that there would be a Uhig Adminisira-
ton
CJCONFiDENCE would Immediately revive
UJCREDIT he restored.
QJACTIVE BUSINESS will return
CTPRTCE OF PRODUCTS will rise.
CrAND the PEOPLE viii FEEL and KNOW that
instead Of their being occupied in devsug
for their and destucou they will be assidu-
ou>y employed in promoting their WELFARE and
PROSPERITY"
This is the and substance of every whig speech
made in 1870
The Wings did succeed. honestly or dishonesty. in
nearly every State. and HOW WERE THEIR PRO
MISSES FULFlLLEDi
Let HENRY CLAY himself answer.
After the wings having been IN power near TWO
YEARS, he retires from the place where the promises
were to be made good and says
II retire from YOU. Mr.. President kno7r.
At PERIOD OF INFINITE DISTRESS
and EAIBAERASSM -
And soon after in bis famous Ilryin Hifer" speech
in Kentucky he the following true picture of tho
PesHience and Famine which the Country had suffered
under the Reign of Whggery and hs Dictatorship up
that time
What Is ou- condition II i on, of un-
eXamPlcd distress and embarrassment. n I'M
iyersaI as il Is intense, pcr,lding Tho whole
community. property c,cry where falling in
value agricultural produce of every de-
scription az the most reduced prices; mono,
unsound. at the same time scarce.and bccon-
Ing more scarce, by operations of doubtful
and uncertain issue. to increase lis msound-
ness all the departments of business mac
tive and stagnant ; exchanges cXtrayaganty
high. and consequently fuctuating credit.
public and private. at the lowest cbb. and
confidence lost. and a feeling of general Dis
courag mcnt and depression"
And we continued on the Road to Ruin up 10 the
time Of what they call the Teasoa of John Tyler IL
the country rushing destruction with the speed
Of hurricane, under the IN uencc Of Clay Uhigge,u
and "he ont from among tie Jouf pqrg 2" Since
that, things have been lltie more democratic and Of
course a Title better.
The question to be settled Is, Shall we still be
cursed with Ciqys1r ami Co,n SKIN Uhiggcrv or shall
we 60 for DEMOCRACY and FAIR PLAY FOR ALL
HANDS If we 90 for the latter we must
Sitin fisc eO0ns in tugs si.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

lnnumerahle ialsehoo's. "t usual re circulated by
the federa-is of The Democrats on the eve
Of The election aud caution freras no, u be de-
celsed by them. Ihr candidates Of The d. nocra,c parv
are all good men aud tue ani every way worthy Of
your support You are therefore called upon y every
principle Of patriotism, q throw aside all prejudice and
10 vote the democratic kei ani nothing but the Dem
cratic ticket, as siand- tie head If our columns.
J., e only ask Demoerats no matter what the, ha,.
1'el hetn called, Or what others have called them
- '''' 'S"f-'o'f os ufg P'cas'-temscrts 10 be ih,
Judges II they fond Of f,d,ralissa vote f,r ~.
who have ruined the Stale. ID fond It Democrarx got,
iof those who viii carry out Democratic princ,ple.
SrHA>sk CoINciDEsr,-The Locust. ,,,e., 49,.
seventeen years the Nhigs every lorv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

The editor of the Wilmington, Indiana, Wing &C
knowedses that he doe not knos the document giving
the statistics about which he had written an article
We rie him to the Report Of the Secretary Of the s.
Treasury for the years 1898 80 40 Al AZ and lastly
to the late published report Of tie officer for this year.
ordered 10y Congress. Ais, 10 the Census Documents
published by Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
wave the s,;s,.f.

Up fiidiah ! There's buck in the hex /,
heeP Il before The pcopir. that the whir,
nave always controlled tie sst.lt.--tliat ,he =
now bankrupt and disgraccd-a bye-word m
the mouths OF nabobs and Spectators. If
YOU would sec a changc-yotc for a rhanoo.
II thng, are not bct.crcd. We can change
again. u orc sc canno. be. Better. We
can and ii The democrat. are elected. hct-
ter We srW b. Wave the Democratic
light. then and VII have the buck. No
dodging- No true democrat. who value, bi-
lea. will 1T any consideration
pr,v "a. him from yo.ing the tickct tn, whole
ticket. AMI ~ hing bu- thc ticket.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

Read the communications of "Piebs'' aud "A Sick
Wing, IN this aler. Both Of tie writers stand de-
scrvedy high in pubIis estimation, aud both have acted
with the wing party. ull is corruption has become SO con-
sPeuou that they feel forced raise their warning
IN b'hif Of duPed and deceived people Again
say read their communications carefully They contain
Irnth
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
Hni.cOn.s'. Pamphlet.

The Vermont newspapers. have commenced repubish-
ing Mr. "hi'comb's "Facs for the People" We have
slso had orders ior copies from leading in other
States who hal seen It IN paper. This high and
deserved compliment 10 the genius, ability aud industry
Mr.. Whcomb There must nevertheless be a number
Of our own people who have yet al The pamphlet
bat who should DO We have a large number Of the
second edition hand which would be glad to dis
Jose If at the cost Of printing. Who will take them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
E0.cl:r.er>.

The Evansville Journal edited BY British hug petit
logger, objects Mr. Owen because he was born In Scot
land which, according TO the Journal, makes him an
Eagishman. Though born in Scotland Mr. D. is now
American Citizen, and supports American interests
and principles and should rather support an English
man, lrlshman. Scotchnan, German or anything else
'ho supports 9neriecn principles than man born in
America, who is advocate Of Bri'.si UAiree,g Ike
the Editor of The Evansville Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
Furthermore /.

But. DarLy. De oaunous,-
The thing has got ont,
OF all oar pipelaying.
The locos To route.
The lank Secretary
Did his business So lame,
That the cnrs'd loco focos
Have found ont the game.
ChorVs-Gee %, Dohbin, DC
There another Coon, too,
Who was careless enough,
To write To loco
Whom lac though, ne could stuff
That loads of these voters
Were ready 10 come,
Aud would vote nth The looos-
20 he must keep dHmb
ChorHS--Cee q, Dobbin. &c.
Now, q Cooney, you re late,
The game : understood.
And YOU u surely be " headed,
III doing such GOOD,
You re bound 10 be skinned,
Pipclaying can't shine
And every false voter
VIII find prison or fine
borus--Gee ., Dobbin, &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
TIC OHIO Sil.C JOurnnl

The above paper copied the the Baltimore
Patriot enormously based upon the false limitations Of
The Indiana Journal The Patriot has done ms the ,us
oe TO publish rsfutaion Of Its charge the Ohin
State Journal still adheIes H. and adds nsu, to wifI
and malignant injury. In due time will give the
Managers Of tia, concern chance 10 su5stgntg,e their
false rLarye-. if tacy can.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

FAor-Joe Smith IN lac number # the Nsuvoo
Times aud season has review Of Mlefl,m. IN which
he avoxs his be ief that tie world has decided ikn
being humbugzed. There not create truth 10 lie
( ind within The page. Of Jocshh,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
s'lirC f.>H.

4" Bob. where did YOU catch those fne fiji
Why. If tel YOU ypu'll catch them to-.
soiti with the Wing Coons. They all wish to know
what the Democrats ii d. for the state But # they
were told 50 that there could be mistake hfy would
find the fishing hole. aud claim all the credit They
must rise earlier AID be more honest.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
nE!cciion Eciurns.n

We desire friends IN every county in the State to send
the results oihe election in their respective
possible aer'the election Is We wish them
10 be possible and to bear 1t in mind that
the them. the will they be
furnished with the grand result.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
Eickct..

Every County and every neighborhood in the State
should lie prepared with plenty Of Democratic tickets in
seGssn Have them ready and hat they genuine.
Look out = spurious tickets printed by wings
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

The hard eidercrsts know that the State is ours-s
their noise Is To Keep up ahead boys
PIN thsm 10 the wall In eli directions Rally Rally