Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
The Result in Tcuncsscr.

ton Tennessee CT The State Bank" says the
Union "was srfulIy brought into the 10y the
wings" Well that is nothing new; and had the demo
Gratis put the screws 10 It's rotten aud corrupt
they should have done. aud fought insolent power
every point. like honest Of proper moral courage
should have done, and Indiana aud Illinois did. the
people would have stood boldly up the rescue aud
tory would have perch upon their banners The moral
of the people against those pes,iIentia
aud those who expect victory fight the corruption
every point. That - aII.-Ohio Statesman
From he Nashville Uaton
The RESULT.
Gov. Jones is reelected. His gain. far heard
FROM few hundred his majority of 1871 ; and
do not think the yet come will alter ma
terialIy the aspect of things.
We not only beaten. but disappointed; vet are we
neither cast down destroyed. H. al questions have
operated powerfully against in this election The
state Bank was artiuly brought into the by the
wings The course If the Democrats in the last Leg
tufe, IN reference To an investigation OF It's ars,
most shameul!y misreprcsentei. Corruption and
management were soldy, but vaguely and without proof
truth charged upon and the appettrs of
hungry wings wheited with The iea of getting pos
session of the Bank aud II for their special benefit
The responsibility for the non election Of IT, > Sena-
tors also charged upon the Democrats of the last
Legislature and 1t was affirmed by the wings that the
Senators they wished elect would have voted repeal
the bankrupt law, notwthstandi VIZ. ,rnagns dccara
ton to the contrary This the main point which the
democrats ende,vored To have settled before they
consent to election. The whig candidate refused
Dut thtfe - no Use IN arguing question
here. 1t was used by the wings every where, aud pre-
seated In the most false and olious lights prevent
honest wings from coming out IN condemnation Of the
misieels of the party power
The wings had the most 'ney aad they spent it in
profu>on. They had their abIes and strongest men
the field every where, running without any prospect
whatever of success and lsborug altogether Tor their
party. They struggled harder than In the
just ended
No Democrat however should be Discouraged. We
have poed large and increased vote. We have fought
against great odds have sustained ourselves well.
One disappointment should republican t. =
pond the contrary. should To- the ground
aud take know ledge of the points where ,a~u-
centy guarded AMI have been wea,ened, IL siren then
the struggle "f November. 1871 Never give uP
the ship. The of Democracy the OF our
country of ruth, r.ht, aud liberty. it viii ultimately
prevail
STILL LATER FROM TENNESSEE.
The coons. after all. have hard work IN Tennessee tn
hold their and had ca FIR the unortu ate
conduct OF If the democrats # the last Legislature
in upholdng tho State Bank, whe, the common feeling
of outraged at the condu OF the who'e binA
ing institutions of The Union vhggerv would have been
LAID low. As the wings have very little boast of
Governor aud the Legislature, the last eecilo
and IN Consre from the Nashville Union. they de-
feaed Anothr State wre~ed from cooneIy the popu
lar branch of the National Legislature The Union gives
the following the result of elections fpr Congress
Democrats. Uhgs-
|. \. Johnson, 2. w L. Srnter,
g. ]. w. Blackwell Z. ID. w Dickinson,
a. A. Cdom, s. ]. Il. Pryton,
s. Co. w. Jones, 10. j. A-he.
g. a. V. Brown, H. NJ Brown.
.. C. Johnson,
The people of Tennessee voted for Gong against
National Bank aud for the State gsla,ure against The
State Bank Tais for bank ry Of ali I'm Is