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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
DEMOCRATS, bAADI.ls.

Iocofoco demagogues have been pro-
claiming If throughout the State that the
present Tariff bill will not produce as much
revenue as lower Tariff What reason
do they give for this asser,ion2 Why, say
they the duties are so high that goods will
not be imported into the country. This IS
what I.ocofoco leaders assert. Now let US
examine the facts, taken from the official re-
cords By an examination of the duties on
the different articles. it will be found that the
tariff of 1924. and 1928 and 1882, and alao
of 1916 on several articles. such as Iron &c
were hie her than the presen: tariffs OF l642.
Let US compare these tariffs with the Com
promise bill ard see which brought the
greatest amount annually into the Treasu-
ry The following table, taken from official
reports will show:
Acreage amounts OF Imports and Rere-
nue. aader'the Tariffs of 1916, 1924. 1928.
and the Compromise aet:
Imports Duties.
1921. to 1924, s75.9Ss,864 gle, ,s9o.242
1925 TO 1923, s7.326ll0 2l.569. .463
1884 TO 1910, l4I.476765. l7.564,2S9
Thus it will be seen that the revenue was
much larger under the tariff OF 1898, dver-
aging SZ4 ,4S per annuIn from iO%O 10
1882 The tariff 1924. which was uext
highest that of 1898 brought into the trea-
sury an average ofS21, $50, ,463, per annum
while the Compromise act although lacked
yeats of reaching IT'S minimum, between the
years 1884 and lS4o brought into the
Treasury an average of only Sl7 564266
per annum-Here, then It is shown by the,
records Of the country that higher tariff
that of ls2s1 has annually brought more in
TO the Treasury than lower tariff, Com
promise act,) Too high tariff, it is true
would prohibit the importation of goods into
this country; but the tariff of 1928 did not
prohibit the importation OF goods into this
country, as will he seen by the above table.
The tariff Of l842the present tariff)is much
lower than that Of 1927. therefore that much
less prohibitory. aud consequently the inn
ports will be larger Ii the present tariff
bring into the Treasury of the Nationa
suil.cie amount to deiray the expenditures
of Government economically administered, |
it is all the Wings want. If on trial it should
bring in to much for that purpose, the !
Wings are for reducing TO the actual neces-
sarv wants Of the Government. The asser-
ton that the Whig party are in favor ofa
protective tariff, it is base fabrication of
political Columbia Observer. |
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

OREooN-The Oregon immigrants
when last heard from, were near the waters
of the Big Blue. some $50 or 500 miles a.
bove independence, Missouri. The West
ern Missourian says:
The Oregon Company, by census.
was found TO contain $50 males over the age
of Is years; l30 females over the age of
l6 years 298 males under the age of 6
wears; 3l2 females under the age Of l6-
years; 900 being the whole number of per
sons. They had 12l wagons; 698 oxen
296 horses and 973 loose cattle; 1867
being the total amount of stock"
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

Yucataa-The schr. Wm. Penn arriv-
ed at New Orleans on Wednesday from
Sisal having left there on the Is INST Com.
Moore with the ship Austin and brig Whar-
ton. had arrived at Sisal on the lst INST and
were to leave in few days for Galveston
The commissioners appointed on the part OF
the Yucatan government TO arrange the ba-
sis ofa treaty with Mexico, were about leav-
Jug Merida to embark on board the steam
er Reeenprator, for Vera Cruz.-Bce.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

PORTING THE QUESTION. 1t is q Er..t
pity, and shame too, that the ladies are lE
allowed to pop thequcstionr as wellasm.a.
Some men are IN love. and don, know
others are afraid 10 confSs that they a1.-
and between the two classes. a great m.as
lovely flowers wither, unplucked, on the -
rem: stem. Sheridan Knowles. IN bis e
play of The Secretary" makes his hero
"a beautiful creature, full Of purity
truthfulness-pop he question IN full rou
terms and she Is accepted too We
not sncy this squeamishness that kee.
maiden's mouth closed, when her hear
full to bursting. John Neal, who gos.
for all sorts oil female rights, should sai3
stoutly for this one in particular
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

HANDS AND EARTs-Physo.ogs
have decided that the doubltd d fist ofaBy ore
of our species is equal in size to lbe bean-
This accounts for the fact that beautiful E
dies with very small hands have heans b.
just large enough for their precious selves D
dwell in and also carries out the suPPaz-
ton that those who have large, hard s1l
burnt hands. have hearts big enough to .a.i
in all the wants. and love- and symPlds
oftheir fellow creatures.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
WHlG TIC KET.

For Governor,
GEORGE r. CLAYTON, Of Lowndes.
For Secretary Of State,
LEWIS G. GALLOWAY, OF Holmes,
For Auditor OF Public Accounts.
LUKE LEA, of Kinds.
For State Treasurer.
WILLIAM HARDEMAN, of Madison,
For County Representatives.
WILLIAM r HARLEY,
FREDERICK w. HULING,
JOHN H. ANDERSON,
CLARK O. WHITE,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

Consistency marks :hv every step, oh De-
mocracyl The Democrats cali the present
existing tariff tariff of Prohibition What
reason do they give for such an asseruonR
Gen Jackson voted for the tariff OF a.
and why2 Because, say the ever consistent
Democracy, there was at that time heavy
national debt hanging over the government
and in order to liquidate tina: dsbt. it was
necessary that surh tariff be enacted Ev-
cry body knows that the tariff OF 1924 was
higher than the present tariff-and hence.
the absurdity of Locofocoisn IN denouncing
the present as prohibi.ory. Ii the tariff for
which Gen Jackson voted Ia tariff assessing
higher duties than the presently De consider
ed wise and tolerant why call the tariff Of
le42, which imposes lighter duties. prohib
itory2 Is it because the old Gen. voted for
the one and not the other2-F1oyenee Enc
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

Louisiana Congres s'Onat Election
returns from this State have been received,
and the result is as follows. :
First District-ShdeIl (democrat) has
beat his whig opponent. Rogers, S47
votes.
Seond Observation-Disclosures (democrat)
has beaten bis whig opponent, White. 33
votes
Third Distriet-Dawson (democrat) has
beaten his whig opponent. Elam, 490 votes.
Fourth District-Bossier( (democrat) has
beaten his whig opponent. Moore. COZ votes.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
CHARTER OF THI CENTENARY Cor.

CHARTER OF The CENTENARY Cot
LEGE.-A bill to grant charter to the
Trustees of Centenary College. has passed
both Houses of .he Miss. Legislature. with
little or no opposition. and signed by the
Governor. The flourishing' condition of the
Institution. and the immense benefit to bede-
rived by the citizens of the State from such
seminary of flearning. render it necessary that
the Centenary College should be enabled.
by legislative enactment. to discharge lis
duty 10 the public. and be able to protect IT,
self as body corporate against imposition.
An Eag'e
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.

With ONE candidate for the Presidency, and
the r-sT INTERESTS OF THE COUNTRY AT heart, II
ought not TO be doubted that the Ways, appeal
ing TO the VIRTUE and lNTELLlGENCE OF
the PEOPLE, will be as successful in 1871 as
they were 1910. Whether that one candidate be
ne aU indications seem 10 deteTmiHs-KEN-
TUCKY'S ILLUSTRIOUS son, or any
one Of hundreds Of his followers, my prayers for
a WHIG TRIUMPH shall be ardent and un-
ceasing"
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

As the Maine Locofoco Convention unan-
imously resolved that protective tariff is a
Democratic measure, will not the "honesi
nullifier" repudiaie them2 He had seventy
friends in that convention. who are IN favor
ofthe sworn foe of such tariff. They are
as consistent as topper who breaches up
temperance and exhibits nose as fiery as
Bardolph's-Luo Jour.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

We were necessarily compelled 70 omit
publishing paper last week, on account OF
the death of one OF our best workmen, and
the sickness Of our family.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

When Miller sets the world on fire the
True Democrat will turn whlg. Not TILL
Democrat.
This is the way of wicked and perverse
generation-nerer honest nnsiL the honr Of
death Montpelier Watehman.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

ih' yier eat;nei as ct Fr;..r, -
State 9' SeS'etary C.
J c. Spencer, Of y. 7. s,sr,..,,,
Treasury. = e'''1'y t'i
= n; 1, Porter, OF Penn, Secretary Of It.
L. Henshaw, OF Mass, Secretary q, : 4. 4.
G. a. Wickliffe, OF Ky. Po,.maae, c.
eral ''>' IN.
John Nelson o. Maryland, A;.orr.rc.
Beng three recusanl Wings. and a..
Loco Focos.-RePubtiean Baa4,-
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

A Divine of the old school once tooa 81
text these words-"Adam where ~ 1
and thus divided his discourse:
tSt Man was somewhere. -. r.
I'd That he was cflcn where &c o-9-
be, and .sI
Sd That if he did not take oaie'nS .s,.-
himself some day. where he would 90 -
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

We are indebted TO the letter of our dem
ocratic friend, Mr. Greer. to Col Josselyn,
which will be found in another column, for
our latest news from the Legislature.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

The Natchez Free Trader a. ,s.7
"Dr. Hagan's great fault was 'aii',s -, {
by their right names" Inc ,A,n
debts the DR.. called honesty az -
,nent of dcbts he called thie7I0g
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

The following rules are posted ina ~
Jersey school house
No kissing girls in school times
licking the master during holidays
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

WE are authorized 10 announce JOHN b.
HICKS as a candidate for Comfy Treasurer al
the next November election.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES
SELBY as candidate for County Treasurer
Election in November next.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

ENGLISH GRAMMAR.-"Dld i Taa p
inorrow!" asked the Dutchman
i guess il was replied the FrenehH'--
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

President Houston has issued his prscla
nation, for an armistice between Texas and
Mexico
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

Ifthe evil spirit were TO loose BIS Z
where would he find il}' Where ih'l
tail spirits
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

TURNIP FLY-Lime lightly s.-la&
over turnips Gust upl before The dew
the ground IN the morning, most rilrrlu- s
and invariably preserve the crop from 8.
fly. &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

Some one has beautifully SAID, q. 80. +.
better to sow a good heart viii Al----. 20
than field Of corn, for the hcaFis al''-
IS perpetual.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

tJ-we requested 10 announce wN. u. King a. a
oaufiisie for Assistant Secretary II the SCI ate.
We ate requested q announce AAnoS SULLIVAN, 81
Johnson a candidate f0i tie office II Li5fsitan.
II We requested 10 announce :. III. bEckNra. IT
IIppecanoe. CANDIDATE for D11kccqcf 90 The senate
.rWc requested T. announce DAVID MtLLi2 as a
canfiiate Fl p-ss k.spc 81 the senate.
iCWe requested O. announce JoN bisnoP IS can
ddsfe ior Door Keeper II tie senate.
p1-We requested % announce G. Y y ir>r Of oian'
county. oaaal.ae f.. pacgai CiDA 81 We house q
Eesfrsca,aiycs.
9g-Nc requested announce irNUri FTp Tie
oil. aud active soldier, candidate CO.. the Vlc, Of Sci-
gcant AZ Arms OF Tie House 81 Representatives.
n4Nc requested u announce JEnU JoSsnS a Clay
county candidate fS Sergeant q Aims Of TIC House o
Representatives..
ss-We requested q announce JANrs wnrr q TIP
pccanoc candidate f.T ihc occ 81 fes4lcut q the
state Bank.
9J-Wc requested announce Lryi l. Tom as
candidate Tor the Principal C,sS Il a.. iossc % hvwc-
s,nt1iives.
9yNc arc requested q announce JOINS ltNN Or Dear
bonn County a. a cani4daic ~ Auditor 81 State.
GIVE requested % announce lionArlD J. HAMS
OF Cauo Candidate the cice e Auditor e state.
COVE requested 90 ann.u.rc fRrpsEloN t. Coon
SILT, Of NanleIyu.sh Candidate ia ihc office 81 Auditor
% state
fg-We requested announce 1Aurs VI TAtnorr. q
Decatur County Candidate "a fuicifal Sccstai! oi
The Scaaic, al tie ensuing session.
9y-Ne requested 10 uucc lonN RinrR % lnion
County Candidate for Door Keeper 1, ,he House OF Re
psoscntailyes.
give a4c requested announce CuRsfnriirr C.
WrRnr CaudIiate fat Door Keeper "a hc House Of
Representatives, Il Tie ensuing session
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
PROSPERITY
OF tar WcScrn Democratic Review.
and Monthly slsgstyiue.

n. y. 1AAioR. fDi1oR AND rHorhiFroR
7 ~ period e Amsftcan hory Hif,encs.
Wiz, Which asaa ,ae i,.a .'g anA ~s's '.' r .a ~.
,s,,'on -" - 'hs p.,sn elsl AM ~h,s 80 r'.sA = @
>" - .,' w. ,,sgr. : nh -sa''-r '1..s,
'a.' iiego" ra,..i ptif ans rss. - t.orhi
'at'd an' GRAND ia" aus - r..--in-
polish sssri, ,,l,,s - -ii-v, T.. a aa.rse,
- 'pe,', ','-, 'os1' Ar''f'n q . hr or' g ia
. g. ' ss,, .s si' mae, '' s ~, % s a,
tirtr. sud .ael .ah'as afa eudi'a o. thc l.r, q
me. sih ~. -, . .l 80 i 80 a. ~. = f
s Ni..,.spr vs, ~.d .ssfsi.c "a 49,, "a q ~ :.
graat uh'si., mas, - aarat cnt g. c,eri e'rffstf
NJ siai ~ n.ti 49,. asiis rssnr fls g'fe. r."'i.
49, as. r'.ns,ri' ~ai.rs
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o'.sn ~hsh .,sia.,s rr,,,.. ,ss
aSr',, hesie, If,, 49, n isa,as'in ~ Ill., Wild ,,ra,.
e is,ncb n,ooio r reacted l,a s -. b. aaf, sd
''d"al' should - sdno''.lri H.t t, i'e,ae '"er' i.'
man. rsht', - 'he ds"e',a' 81 ~rh ~""a
az, no. based u,on ,h i. astd. ani, ,i and
iep' ns Of t.e isa eoassr'Ata asssI 20 oar poll
p,'noefaey ,asaiian or reih.r,,
b. o,, Terr 10 =. ,at (, -, eins ., % ,s s' - o..
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uinuA'e sa,e'., . anae'e s l~etii p'n'r'e Or .~n
,i' :, =, 40, ~, 49, ~ ~ .,' 49,, - = f - 49,,
ch''-'.sn's that q 81 o. s'eH are' 70 na" -
~ s.s.s. sl'raers .ea 81 ai g.4'4sas 'nl'a q ga
riu. bi,ins I, ~ ha. humble b. DIR cod
u ~'n De car Hn n ei nc Hr "t rr w ltr'" io"ri',,
saeh ,ir rair g. And
ciplc ana .rnrnt such r,,a, qa.to ec shall frs ar 20
ue. 'he pabs n,'. vii d. sa, aud s.i'nAl,
Bnes oar pea d'fa'iHtif portion &C Gus hflnyine wi
aud value the r'Ir - thr Mis'.ri Valley To- i,,ed
10 make w',tsi, a.d rt ~ OH" irfics .i, iir &C.
especial n.,,f
ci l,d. l,e.i, app rasd III
IT nsssgaaie ~oud d, grossly nrg
d. connection With he iar;fu,ns ;l- Wet
Cd ,,s. worth, "a, as,aa q as shr ht = viii
b PURPOSE so g. make fl Ser ihr aul Judgment.
te statesman ho-oph.r, afd To ~h' siaii
gsarheai sh,,,hc. Of d .nsn,.h,d we.,,a s,s,.ne-
p RI" l s..s f. , sS %t hs, r e, 6"
s.hd u, rra,- 80, 's 81 r =, si ,n,. Il f.,,.
brn wasted attempts THAT make f1ci..
a. scH, aud nn' a. ai ',Ha - deps. lie 'a..'' AID
,npaii,1- arpa,''. that
taxi g ,'as a. I.,.'s- The ' /" =,
~ok winch s.s,s torn AMI rubiie
community, mus. .ng, ,iru .,' III
soe''',, a'd hososau.s to "s,iesn char
i,ng support rar'ari, upon D.rorra'e psr',,
en'cspri.e their s'sfop. npati.s
" sA' e' r 81, As pi a ~, a. e ~, aaa
es,nt laironass can be obiaii'd a. u. IAiLOh
'E'.-r,.
--'' e ~ - "eh month from The ellie e % ',o s'a,''-
page, printed rap,t. d and covered
usual ~ 3. 81 .in,, ciai he "iah making
f That ~ s 81 ,s.. as WORK 4,il b.
'q.. et any numb. s r Pc, ,. "a =, n mrs m ~ a
b. a,s.'a - any, Columbus, oaio.
/ ani h- P'-tas' "'t 'riai' rf"i
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

I Catholic school has leen opened mar South Berd,
hy the "Bfolhcrs of 81 Joseph" 1heSuaon Is lovely
spo, the forest Where myriads If youths may YET he
lueht 10 look through Nature ~ 10 NaGres God -
G0shen Democrat.
Na for .lbohnopisis.-Thrce negro men returned to
tie homes of their masters, ia Lewis c., Kentucky from
Canadi. whence they had escaped They state hi their
condition home, with their masters. far better than
any which they could place themselves while absent.
Tennessee Seat If fSorcraaeq.-rhe General A.
semhy of Tennessee after much discussion. has fixed the
of Government, of Tcnnessre Nashville. The
Nashville papers rejoice at tie result.
Martin Van Buren, has been too often tried ssli,r
eny thing from the siurs of and papers calling them
selves Democrac.-C Chicago Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
Texas.
II. CLAY

A statement. originally from the New Orleans IroPic
is now going the rounds of the papers and exciting much
attention. TO the effect that President Houston Is secretly
negotiating with the British Government. for the purpose
Of ceding Texas Great Britain British province
and tia, the price of Housons ,reaehery Is to be "a large
salary high sounding title. and GovernorGeneral Tor
lse--slavery be abolished matter of course That
the British Government, would gladly make such an ar
y.nsemcnt we have doubt, but can hardly yet be-
eve that Houston is such traitor to participate IN IT.
- alleged.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

The Exposi,or. published Independence, Missouri
Oct. 81 furnishes the following highly interesting aud
gratifying intelligence from the Oregon emgratlng
panv. Lieut.. Fremont's company. Sc.
BY gentleman who has just arrived IN town direct
from The Mountains have had the pleasure OF again
hearing from the Oregon eigrans The gentleman refer
red r. went cut this spring. company with Sir William
Sicsas,s party. H. states hli company of - himself
amongst the number, let S.e~arts company the Big
Platte near BraiN's grave about the lst Of October.
GA account OF III treatment and consumae meanness
of 81 V illam He states that every his
company Who Disconnected from him ia has outfits,
lefi at the disgust His conduct
Is 81 osea Of being ynuncal. mcan,and in many other
respects disgrlce.Gl human Itself. Forty four
men still with him.
We are Informed that Lieutenant rncment's company
passed independence Rock the South Pass uf the
Mountains abon, The l0th of September The Oregon
emi.an's ahead Of l.en'enAnt Frenon> company,
aud had divided three four smaller parties fer the
greater in travelling. l. that acct
dent of kind had occurred the and tia, their
tie. mules AMI horses al IA ani il ine trsv, ins
condition. They were Wei suppl with every article Of
foi necessary for their trg. and have doubtless this.
reached IN place Of siinaiicn. II will he of
much graucaon tic friends Of Oregon every where.
leara that this comps any IA made their ,rip with great
losses and hal-hip than it has yet with The
present company bz. the way and future en'srants
viii have every thing before them Next year f,om
all indications, teic be another great pouring for
Oregon Territory
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

Trf.aai 20 s-ifE =.
Nrsanicr rr' Asiui.is ai ir ti- 90 Ice in,', de
c,,>ei r glsanl. Jii-s lirf
, N,s. isur Mart. istf iifl 1-ii
Pfac, Peer S-s, Ns sts. yaf~ i.'etn and isa"'r
rg,IE ramel Thomas L. pri ilil g. rr''. incy
Noff-. a. ilfc li'fi- sfi -f.an
'ans nare isis naif'f 500 ~ iii. .>I
htie ie ffta f i'fa lr fsfn
sc,l Afili Iffsft nfl ip
iii'
Z.
gllr'4f section fnsHft nf. N fe'H, SARGE lr 49, is
sft. tf 81
nl ,,ir ID. fIr To-
against ii urisl fni ttflff
An. :. .. GREGG. CLERK.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
'c'Ie...ures- ( asrc. Fs:.nl.Iin.

v Office hereby given N"nds,
y tf,a.-s
delinquent The LAY
nIen Of iae ssts ISL
q Ip.4.- q
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

Abbott Lawrence. of Boston Mr.. Weed writes. is
couried by all the nobility aud scalry London.-BOs-
ton C0Hf!cr.
Aud why is Mr. Lawrence courcd by all the nobility
and gentry in London Simply because he is much
like them wealthy arsioctat himself lie also owns
Of the largest manufacturing establishments in this
country: he Is the warm advocate OF monopoIes-char-
tered exclusive privileges. and protective tariffs and
the city Of Washington during the discussion, and pas
sage Of the tariff BILL and dictated most Of It's provisions,
especially those which favored his pecuniary adVan
isse and is one among the large manufacturers
who entered arrangement 10 reduce he wages OF
the operatives twenty per cent Is II any wonder that
such entertaining such political sentiments should
be coured BY all the nobility aud gentry in London who
live in splendor-n idleness-in luxury and unrvaeI
exiravaganoc upon the hard toll and honest Industry Of
the half fei and half clad abores Of England '-.Neu
.i5anY DeMorrc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

All notes due this office. pay able produce cash. and
all accounts oI advertising job work, must he promptly
settled Also. friends who call the office for their pa
pers requested 10 attend to their accounts as
possible Three four behind, which be per-
mltied. If.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
GEsiSEs CONCERT
81 TIE NEW YORK COMPANY or CoNEnIAN
~ GASTON' BLTLDING.
'gzI.SDag g.ag.EsVC.. T1.. -.

The Manager Il the Company las the npr Il ana 'o 'he
Ciizen, If Inliai lis aid - vicinity. that Be
with 10, Patented Company giving series o 1DN E =.
which consist Of Ia,tIunenti a4d VOC Music; af D
pledge, nea every thing shall be dose gr 10 ci-
de The Establishment worthy Of aiI5nass al supp iisn
al culis tened community.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
AplIlAiA.rs. lr.lE,.s NNTili,.

VII. las bee. ailin t>'fe ~
= J,a saii~n, afe al ffi- -fte'i Indiana
ed q T., said ',a-e
y s4
h-r dnly
conn To- The ui va
s.iIsni. WILLIAM II LIN ~. AdiDfIsiinsF.
BIZ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
ucr.- ec.!tioE--or TIE cd Coalition,
Revived.


Ap,Ns Am CLAr.-The New York Commercial Ad-
,crscr in many respects a vey able, and IN many others
very queer paper much cke with the following tick
ct for the next Presidential campaign:
For President
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. of Massachusetts,.
Par rice President
HENRY CLAY, Of kentucky.
GA sight Of this the Commercial oxciaims
There we have it. \ in the East and ne West
in conjunction. l. it not ticket worth looking a, ;
Aye. AMI worth fighting for too With what heart and
soul could do battle for such nomi alton Aud what
Is than al. it could he tr.unp elected " fear
of accidental President, then, If The accident
should GOMEZ"
The Philadelphia coz tie. q whig paper is however
little dissatisfied with the Arrangement; and suggests
reversal of the order Of names, running Mn CLAY for
the first Office in the gift of tie people and Mn ADAMS
Tor the scconA The editor of the Gazette is doubtless
familiar with architecture and in erecting his wing pyra-
midi considers it both polite and scientific to place the
sirongesf material at the base We admire his notions but
for another CLAY made ADAMS the Prc<i-
dent when man exl eced it and good turn de-
another 1t is the of AD,Ns confer
similar compliment upon CLAY. and then the reckoning
will be 1t can be donc-prnviod tie people DO
prevent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

\ SERIOUS CHARGE The Rev Geo Marshall Is n
tris Piii>burr charge OF having sedGced Young
girl one OF hls congregation. The trial i not ended.
The principal said the accused SAWED his
science b. the reflection that David had ssnned IL the
same way Tie Is i married man and has a lA.l.iy.