Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

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rem and to insis; on has CLAIMS now would be but CON-
injury himself and hs party His great name and
tame. would only abstract strength from the democrats,
and divide them, without forming lass parN strong
enough ios Tbs may be said OF ai the other
candidates
Time. circumstances talents, aud persecution, have
made Mr. Van Buren,, with other causes. AZ unihc-
nr party eo-exicnsIye with the yron On every bill.
~ every valley. where Tire whitening NhIriwind OF 10
IN trace there MS friends have risen Ike Ponpey
boosted soldiers full of energy. Ills former distinguish
cd aid patronage have made HIM hosf, wher
hard cider and log cabin orgs were celebrated ~
the ase &C promises The friend Of the west OF the east
the moth aud SOUTH 81 al the world, Of all good prnc
pies and good Of Jackson, Of repuhcanism Of his
couGir,.--hc must be sirong,-he must be triumphant
The gold spoon, Standing army Catholic, aud Lnssh
carriage hnnhugs added the countless ISLANDERS against
him. viii place thunder bolts N bs hands 10 be hurled al
his enemies
Whatever OF strength any Of hs competitors could gam
v .e,f,or mr. sire y, be gained much
PROPORTIONS hy Mr. Van Buren,, he located IN tie
druscst population ~ the tmion, surrounded as New
York. the place Of his residence. - by New England
syivania, Virginia. &c. Whatever availability IA
any gard any OF his democratic competitors possesses
be has ia sill greater proportions. The aggregate
strength the whole Of the States, the electoral col
ler constitute the criterion of availability. and not sec
tonal strength To act upon tins sectional ground I'M
polite noyy The has yet fully arrived but VIII
by 1850 when the preponderauce of political power IN
Congress viii be IN the valley Of the Mississippi TO con-
trol national affairs When have the power II would
BE- bat lust to- command and the national treasury by
lusi expenditure the west, until IN The run OF years,
We shall have expended enough If equal the millions
that have been expended IN other sections
As TO measures. Mr.. Van Euren unIies with is real
friends ~ avoring revenue ,ar incidentally fostering
manufactures agriculture and commerce lie J. Tie OPP
poncnt Of high tamil designed 10 return 10 the treasury
by taxation money than II needed for plan, econ
omca administration of public affairs; but to be squan-
deTcd IN ambitious schemes OF cAray agauce and corrup
Ito recurring m army of officers under pay, first TO col
lee, IT, then 10 keep H. aud then to away with IT.
IL opposed the distribution Of the proceeds OF the
public Lands, whilst the national Treasury - bankrupt
aud credit sunk, leading to taxation aud requiring hos
OF officers under pay collect keep, and then TO dis
burse the same amount of money for public uses ina
was distributed nder existing circumstances a. the ole
.cs are st losing control of the national treasur,
bv means Of emigration from them and the new state
are acquiring the power, policy, not principle IN t
now states !om considerations Of interest must NEGATIVE
1 the PROJECT.
lie i opposed 10 the assumption Of State debts by tn
general government because II viii not pay The delt b
increase It because will change creditors TO the preu
dice Of ,ors making them the slaves of hard lnsica
Of an easy be paid under the force OF nerc
less law and because the deb; thus created be pa
. hv taxation direct indirect, which results IN glarin
= inequalities the liquidation of principal aud nieres
Il requiring many that have the population
r resources and still increasing and the least debt
u pay vastly than the states OF greater indebtedness
=, and least population and resources. Would the Uno
H. be safe with such system fastened upon 1t We nj
" sNer Indignantly, no
: friends Of Van Buren, hope to accomplish to earn IL
laurel wreath by his election, responds that the q
of the Presidency with all It's power ana patronage,
a the nation FIST citizen o has principles
~ worth ample guaranty enough that all that can bcw
b. durc for the bleeding country. II the he>towmont
~ the highest honor of the broad world through the coo
wise and remedial action of the effective baot-boX, ups
n the pures wisci and greatest citizen upon the ccrn
principles OF Justice aud gratitude and tried and u
- sophisticated republican oi the deepest dyc shall not ca
~ forth the mehiics effort within the paes OF the cons
tuition. redeem the country from her appalling rul
50 and raise her again prosperity, could We expect
from unworthy recipient OF the same benciacton,
m nical indifferent To the holy cause, and sor,
ms in making our political Of democracy, Of p'
sonnl acknowledgements.
rcr Though patty spirit and discipline now culuvat
me-, and praciiscd points the sunless. Taycss future WI
the painful and hopeless apprehension witio
en- the best aud measures aud giving the worst,
listing the whole people the ranks of the most cr'
IN bcllgcrcnis interested destroy each other though
country 10 rum Yet, II genuine democracy. pr
or rcprcsenaiis republic auism, l. illustrated 10y
c American constitution cannot bc perpoualcd but 'hfou
the instrument of party. must choose the least OF ev
not j. this valued faith Simply belief IN man
rs pahilty for scfgovernmcn with the lights of kuo
us ledge wisdom arts sciences that all political pow
slou,! hc IN the hands of the many, not the few q
nd The constitution Of the nicd States, is the enbom
md of the creed that i the eNpositor OF universal
lev American Democracy Friends. shall We preserve