Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
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The Greencasie Nisiter Of 18Th July prefaces COL
umn of trashy alsehood and ytuperaton BY the follow
ing pretended quotation
1--WE never did charge the whole responsibility of the
Internal improvement system upon the wings SEMI
Rei
This is fraudulent and fal,e quotation and is no
the truth than the fraudulent quotations from the
Constitution and Jackson's messages in the Juntos living
pamphlet.
The whole article Of the Vister is tissue of similar
frauds and falsehoods 1t speaks Of our flies Of the Wa
bash Enquirer containing statements in relation TO the
comparative responsibility of parties in connection with
the Internal Improvement System" inconsistent with
what have said in the Stale Sentinel The imputa-
ton is totally untrue, and defy vister adduce
any thing to convict Of inconsistency in anu respect
the subject, past present
What we have always maintained, and still maintain, is
his.
That previous to the adoption of Tie System all par
Ties were IN favor of udicous improvements as general
proposition but that the notions of the Wings al
ways more eNtavagant than those of the Democrats.
That the System Of Indiana voted for by both De-
mOcra's and Wings though some of the principal Cea
Of the System saPProved ofby the Democrats
and tia, the Wings were more unanimously in favor of
the System than the Democrats
That within few months after its adoption, the Dem
ocras took alarm the of corruption which the
system afforded, (Which were Immediately seized upon
by the Iunio and zeaously advocated changes and
forms which invariably and successfully resisted bv
thu Wings
That the MANAGEMENT of the System, physical
and financial, was WHOLLY in the hands of the Wings
from first last and that they should he held erctreg
responsible for its gross Encouragement and all the frauds
and nd Of
occasionally appointed democrat that does not negative
their responsibility
That after the Democrats became satisfied that no re-
could be accomplished, they denounced the System in full
and in part, and sought by all means in their power to
warn The people of its ultimate and certain runous eff.
fects
That, the other hand the Wings adhered to The sys
TEN, refusing to change modify in the slightest de-
up to the very day of final explosion That they
Continued to aer and deceive the people into the belief
OF its successful completion, AFrE THEY KNEW
it must break down in spite of fate That they winked at
frauds and defcaons even after they had been officially
proclaimed by Democrats and other of which de-
mocrats had no certain direct knowledge That up to
this time they have adhered and supported in power
nearly all the who committed or whose duty it was
guard against these evils and have condemned and dts
To be CLOSED over who were obliged TO escape from
the State, in with the assistance of the Jun
to- under cover of night
These, and other charges consonant with them, are
what we have always maintained and still maintain Dur
ing the past few months, have made a minute and
most laborous investigation into the subject the result of
which have IN part given readers. We regret
that could not pursue the sad eventlul history to rs
lose before the election, but other subjects demanded
nuch of our time that 1t impossible for 5 to do So
,n,irelv una. ted have been and worn down by
much manual as wei = mental labor. We hope to fin
81 the history hereafter nc fe's to follow, those
ea!y given, Will sustain - cry chlr5e we have
made above, that have made, asa.9st the hg
politicians and but convince intelligent people that
hey have been humbu5 gcd cheated AMI windcd 10y ne
'Vhs Managers of the system Intelligent people were
never swiuded cheated and humbugged beforehand
II viii he hereafter unless they elect Office the
sho eudeavoring 10 delule them by schemes Of
Il gh Tariff, National Debt, National Bank and Assump.
ion Of State Debts which perhaps hey pail for ad
rocatng BY the Jelc Bankers and Brokers If Landau
who sent their letters Gov Bigger last year, but an
'1vers TO which he nerer laid before The people,
August will decide whether we shall be ar o.ga mas
ers, the siares of British Fundmongers Our votes
will save or sell our independence perhaps forever