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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

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JUN ~ '' '''' H''"hs a rue """e sulphur springs
70 celebrate the success Of the Democratic parry IA the
late elections in that state which we had niende To-
copy m fin Tie crowded state Of our columns how
80 ., -
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"a''S
"a fhiilorm erected beneath clump Of forest trees
near the entrance Of the enclosure was occupied hy the
J,bnson Central COMMUNE from Franklin, ,ooetbrr
- -, = - +, -. -.
" 7 ''N nun '
sections q" the STATE, among whom We recognised 'ol
X + MrAfee If Mercer CD Tbbatts member elect 10
C.ngr..- from, the eighth district Col Willis Of Jessa-
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va ''' WI" various "iher Pomineht'ih@eus 81 AIAan
Louisiana. aud Indiana Offering aud receiving the
congratulations appropriate 10 the occasion Conspicu
an. ,,,.., an 'l ,..,.4 - an ,i.o,,.,. ,,,s H.,
- -, -. - III. -.
anu "u'''i''u s''"''' 81 "'e i""''e' "'spe''S
ns Z" the ihTons that pressed forward To grasp hs mani
hand those We lcome greetings that bsumcd ia eloquent
~inc.rif, from, ever, t,a,,.pt If his frank and homes,
,...,,..,.,.,.
"'o.'' hi'A''He SENIOR Oh iayetie county q FORMER
infud % Mr Cay, addressed the meeting among others
Tie AI,arfi-er gi,,s ma. "a, NM, az AS s,..,,l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03
Essaaar,sfc.

Mr. Pirmeee Of this CITY just furnishing splendid
Panaforte designed for the .dy Of IrGfis,od ofree
Hautc. II Us an admirable instrument every respect
and IA the to"r The most important. quite equal, not
superior TO the best eastern instruments Mr. r. I'm
ished workman having been long employee The
cities under the best masters, aud fesn aud
he besilWs the most aithiu personal attention ,egy
part of his work, past Of beng sshted whether la
sshto out Ia the present Instrument above alluded to,
Mr L has added nupro, cmont of h> OWN. which
adds considerably To is power without miaSiug the
and dccacy Of lis tone. which great de-
these particulars the bt- Instruments town.
brought om Boston AT tIan double tie cost al this
which understand TO BE- 500. H. a- appears 10 Dc
the case, instruments be procured OF Mr. PanDcI,c
better and cheaper lun from the east no reason
why he should not receive The patronage Of our citizens.
Of which confident hc ], highly deserving
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03
COMMUNICATIONS.
Democratic Meeting.

An adjourned meeting held the Court House IN
Indianapolis, Saturday last sept Both. IN pursuance
OF resolution adopted the meeting held the l0ii
of September.
On motion, JoHN McFALL, Esq. was called to the
char, and J p CHAPMAN appointed Secretary.
Credentials presented from the delegates Of town
ships, TO vii:
From Pike Township, certifying the appointment OF
Abraham c. Logan, Jacob Sourwine, Joseph khngen-
smith, aud Lee Isaac delegates and enclosing the fol-
loving resolution adopted a the township meeting
RcSOlrcd That Gen Cas- the first choice for Pre-
sdeut, and that Martin Van Buren, i the second choce
From Lacrence TorHship ceri ing that David IIciss
John c. Truu James Kinds Joseph Johnston, John Ew-
ing solomon Bcvor, Aqua McCord. and enclosing the
following resolution adopted the township meeting
Rcsored. That Marlin Van Buren, first choice
Richard VI johnson second choice, and Lewis
CaSs J. our third choice.
No other township was formally represented
Gov. Ray then addressed the meeting n length re-
viewing generally the Of parties, aud proPoundns
the of policy best to be pursued lie el'-
qnently advocated the nomination of Mr. an Buren a.
a required rciu,lae the democratic party IN
the good opinion Of the friends of liberty throughout the
world we'll Of justice good aud faithful servant
IN the
Mr. Brown ;hcn made "a few remarks, and questioned
the propry of amy positive expression by the meeting
collectively, their preferences among the Presiden-
tal candidates. The meeting too mcagcr TO give
fair expression ofopinon. aud other desired by
the friends of any of the candidates lie thought best
TO adjourn TO some future give every town
ship an opportunity 10 appoint del,ga
Mr. \. F. Morrison fully concuued with Mr. Blown
IN the propuety of adouming future day lie
believed there diversity in the preferences of the
people, and that they would manifest IL if They had time
To do So The notice calling for township meeting, had
not been sufficiently known to give them opportunity for
action.
Mr. Keller expressed strong preference for Mr Van
Buren,. and suggested that the democrats IN every town
ship should bado for the candidate of their choice lie
maintained that hat would be the best mode of ascor
tanning the true voice of The people
The meeting then. by consent. was adjourned to the
Saturday after the first Mouda, ia November NEXT being
the / ltlI day ofthat month
JOHN McFALL, President
j l.. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

We learn tha the Treasurer Of state. Mr. c. II. Dunn.
has VII ten to enc more Of hs political friends hat lie
viii he candidate for reelection this winter and fur her
that he has already Bemecrats pledged for
hun This information gwen ma private Ie,,el Of
course. aud It may puzzle 70 Is guss how
hold Of u, unless there has been email robbery of late.
No doubt every means Will he resor;ed 10 iy tie Wing
Junto 20 corrupt members Of Tic Democrats party but II
remains TO be tested whether auy Of the latter Of such
piable stuff to he warped % the support OF whom
,hey elected 20 We do believe that
sly Of them viii be "solt enough for that Time viii
show whether they are or a5r not.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

The friends Of this gentleman to be engaged in a
movement in his favor all over the country II New
Hampshire. n native stale the last session Of
prene Count a. Concord CIRCULAR was drawn up. "a
passed rounl FIR signatures. inviting Mr. Webster be-
candidate for the Presidency Of thc United states
The Kcsue sentinel SAYS has received thousand, Of SIP
natures - Nv Hampshire The s;ncrs say thlt what
they propose 81 Is saiett % the future and
deliberate action of tie Wing National Conventon."-
The circular cordially adopts tie sentiments IF }lr Wei
sters Baltimore speech, which the Ca, men have serious
" OBJ .eejt. Mr.. Clay not Tx ly have ever, thing
his own way.
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THE INDIANA
ST 'E'Ei AZ y u y IL 81.
INDIANAPOLIS. of-ronEss 3. Iata.


The mceiing o. sturdy, The proceedings Of which
viii he found in another column. snail. The wealth
rsny and regularly appointed del esates appeared
hu' from townships The spni Of tn meeting h1w-
s'lI @, 10y. htrnoni'us the friend. Of
e,ch c,ri ,c laying CON neud,lle willingness %
ye' % Tie wihs II The maj iy whatever thy GIT
D.. T.- IRE f- spiri:. AL the hafbrns-r II certain
siet,,y. We invite lhe People 10 assemble ia their
-,ser,l township fr fee All liberal Discussion and
manifestation # iler wisle'. r. doing this let them
,e 70 IT. relations with 'hs party in every oher
Stale o. 81 Union. AMI rat their dees,t~ u the
next eou ~ CONVENTION accordingly. Having done ths
they may be hat, FAR hive tie ability, we
81 a. eadeaylr 70 carry ou, ia 10 wishes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

opences TO himself Hoio that ort succeeded Is full well
known Temporsing Bank democrats as well as Wings,
met HIM at the very first step aud the measure was At
LIST DEGRADED into 80 miserable catalogue Of concessions
10 the bank that he ashamed OF H. Yet he adhered to
!, T., the end as the best that could be done Hoso that
effort was made tell him personality the result ofihe
election in the OH congressional district, foil plainly
shows Ills defeat endears him the more, because
il proves him 10 retained that sturdy honesty and
upr shtnes which sticks principle through thick and
him scoFnbg 10 secure success by unworthy means.
l feel sensible, Messrs Editors that | have uesPassed
largely upon your space, but nay must be- the ex-
ceedins importance OF tie naer question The time
has when duty and justice call for Reform and
viii be expected 81 hands A. the Bank, let her
be thoroughly purged OF corruption and abuses, and
any thing than ie let 1t be preserved and osiered-
for as merits however, or these a least
problemaica bat a. a sacrifice offered the CONNER
cal interests ct te State which might perhaps be too
much prjuiiccd by sudden reVui>on, f any thing
than strict Justice aud accountability be exact
I'D from the Bank The luslraon. however. should be
thorough she should be- brought a realizing Of
her total dePrlrfy aud sarod that be by grace
alone In s other respects, great responsibility
rests upon III, Democracy Of Ihs state, and our
should be- characterized hy corresponding de-
gree If bo!dncss, energy and discretion
\ DEMOCRAT OF 1870.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

The recent commencement AZ tbs institution was at
tended by many strangers aud the performances are spo
ken II by the Gf,encase papers being hsh credita-
be to the Young gentlemen graduating aud 10 the Facui
~ Of tie Ualselsiy
The degree Of Bachelor Of Arts conferred on Bait
zer Kramer of Linn Co, Iowa, r. d. Robinson. Tn,ec..
ne county. lad. Albert Porter Lawr,ncesur,h D ~
tel huTs''n, OF Madison. Mc., r. Brown Kinder. Of IN
ti'nai oils, Phi,n3er Wyey Of Brookvi.e. Albert II
Rns' Of Wayne and John Laver;y, Of Parhe CO. In
data
The degree Of 4. VI. also conferred upon Thomas
4 Goodwin, of Brookvilc, Ia aud lohn Wheeier. Of
Gr,ehcase The degree Of \ NJ having besn conferred
ep'" Judge Law. in Yale CO ese. he was admitted al
eanasm ero9un Tia. Uri,cisity
The Nisiier sieAks IT The address Of Jude Law fol-
lows:
On The evening previous comuencerneut We had Il
pleasure at h,teuing addr vsrd 10 The Ler.
~ Societies OF The nl'ersiy, hy the Hon. JoHN Law If
NnrruntS- The n let VS.. The study # Natural
History leading the know edge and alteration Il tb
urN Having herrtoi re frequently Witnessed tn. ,er-
i'n'nc,s al The judge upon smother theatre we could
"a dIhculY d'est our mud II Tie expedition that
he would fl off into p lca long yarn aud in con-
ciusion trump his imaginary comp, ttOr with some cani
tai eee'ione mig he The Judge however stuck +, liz
SUBJECT tlueidating b. number Of Interesting facts
wei calculated TO induce the youthful MAD 10 Tie sna
u nature, AMI Htsrweavng his fne language with ,J
rahe good taste Judge Laws address was Throughout,
occa- onay eHheshed with passages of surra..ns sla
susncs and beauty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03
E,I.e E,r..-lsle..cy % &c .,..c E::,.I..

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election Prcsidcuo If the State Bank m the eNt s
sion ..l...
aanopr whom j. am, ,l,d rlls ,t.,i Wit Pm,
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our mart, Mill he held RESPONSIBLE Tor an n. acts GOOD
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

We have ilcd 10 notice heretofore should have
done. that the nine delegates winch Maine entitled
m tlie Nlonal Convention have been appointed O., dis
trcts fgat OF them friends IF lIr Van Boron, a,d
one Of Nj Calhoun say The Bangor Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

Love RAHEoADs - Long railroads, both in America
and hurope are found by experience be more prohta
hr sources 81 revenue TO their shareholders than
81 Institutions. The expense If salaries or v.rkng
rad Of thirty miles = about great one hui-
drsd miles long, while the ratio Of fare and freigh, are
necessarily flr greater the latter"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

lSDIANA FOR EvER The Democracy # Indiana have
Imnoftslizei thrn-eyeS They have n.,nle.lv ,.yi,
toned the 10000 majority the Wig partv ,r
1910 having now elected a Democratic Gov nor aud
Lieut.. Go'ernor by msjpn'y of several thousand
huzzi Tor M H'os'er> Chapman cow long
and loud -iha@' STATE Gas
chapman c oSs loudly the result of the recent
elections IN TINS >tate-aud well he NAV tor IL Is one of
the most important democratic victories Of the present
eason.-Lsnoh6..r.k Ia Rspub
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03
\ DEMOCRAT OF 1910.
Snecch oC lie Deaf ana Dumb.

MEssRs EDiroRs lNDIANA STATE SENTtNELt rs YOU
have copied yo7r paper of The Both inst short no
tce headed Language for he DAT and Dumb, ] am
prompted 10 furnish some comments the same.
The article saws hc Rev. Mr. Anderson. Oak
Grove kedtucky has discovered a method by winch he
eau teach the Deaf and Dumb 10 read and speak Now
until the details OF the discovery made public.
shall believe that there amy thing IN the case,
although the Rev Mr. Anderson may have thought,
other Individuals do sometimes uuconsoiousy and
neou,y suppose other matters. that be- has made dis
caycrv Even our great Dr franklin his life OF INN
self does own thai himself ia las Younger days, did
more than isnorinty suppose that he had made
discovery in matters, which hc afterwards found
known by others
! wrote to the Postmaster Of Oakgrovc, Kentucky,
something than TWO weeks ago, concerning the
ic that hu. been going the rounds OF the newspapers
bot have nor yet received answer am Of opinion
lhat The -dD!t t,y referred TO- born deaf and
consequently had afog,icr forgotten how
late speak ~ general nile 1t is rather aoor lost to
attempt teach LEAF and dausb person speak orally,
the ,isu language, extended sense, sure,
rcrspicuou, and c2pcdtiou~, If not more pleasant.
Attempt, n teaching the deaf aud dumb articulaie
speak, of old date. and iir Informed
BIAS not met miih any general extended success. Tho
amount Of labor otherwise bestowed productive
Of general results aud usefulness Ga subject
refer You o. The acramp remarks disiiu-
sui>hed citizens.
Yonr., Truly, WILLIAM WILLARD
Indianapolis Sept 2th. I-i3
T. rsc,s from he tour ~ Hpsu TftupIrsv d D. ,rEea
sp'aA'"g - -fsHDlH for Dag and Dumb, heRt Road,
SntrcI. Lhg'and. r.IgarLss
ala gard cNpeiicic, of teaching articulation
the dc Il and dumb do moi iccl cors,,e,f f a.ie
Certainly the opinion If thosc who have iried the 49,
il tr >cfit~ ct wears Is entitled great consldcra
uou and. uu>i br highly desirable. hcia, 20 t.ach
'he dumb 20 speak. q can De- >lccc,>ull, accomplish
cd and wiii u' o." great sacrifice 90 time, aud
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

Finance IA Nsv BruHTriek The s. John New
Brunswick Of the -. chronicles delinquency Of her
nsjsys Chamberlain IN that CITY the amount of ees
lh usauI pounds already sscsranej. with sn expce
Of much more The senil.msn's name - Par.e
low
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

'ae auditor Of the state Of Illinois has gwen public
race thar he val osr sale Springfield cn the ir,
Monday Of Aprl next. 10000 Of .lnd. selected
under The provisions Of tie distribution law living in the
p'"'"e' 'aieas' aud Dixon districts; $4,000 OF
'f'd e"'esd By The STATE uade' the provisions Of the in
ternal improvement law; and also the Northern Ce-
Railroad between Springfield and Mercd9sa. with on,to
buildings loe' motives &. The lands 4 be sold la 50
acre hos AMI Improvement bonds i scrp Of the
State OF Illinois received IN payment
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03
VIZ. CAV uo d s,,anIcr!

ne rounds 81 Inc wing papers
80 % '"s''''' WIZ" -
''' "'"'" >'"''''""' l''Nt'i'S
"" Ne" Oiieah' 10 Louisville, IN relation 20 Mr. Clay
SpOrtRg propcu hen the invitation 10 play was
given. he cnq4red So the story aoes what rln,c WAS
,,r,,as,I IT., roll, 49,. =. D.
' ~. u'' s'pl''rsH' NiiH ne - nave not p"ye
it. 10y " '' 'tN''" ''I more ina" '4'e, rt gt"fS'
~ I'M .''' " .'''''' 80 warn YOU t'i 'o aN"Id "a prdc-
a. S''"'u'e OF i S''l name ''d craving ai'er II ev-
on i''"''S "i '"''ici'a''e magnitude In earlier
" "'> 'I' ",i>,"''u'' owing I" i i'eIy ana ardent
''"'"'' 10 '' '"'' ''S wee ana l" considerable
'N' "nl u' one eau ianr" more sincerely Tie evil
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

D1Nift WtasrrR has been engaged as counsel fr
the hears If stephen Gi ard their suit asaia. the cit,
OF PaiihieiPhi' lie Will mike money a. lawyer
than : a member OF the cabinet
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03
b. Il, siurc,,.. EEe.ircuae:.f.

The veteran political Major Noah IN recent sketch
81 be characteristics Of The pn>d ual candidates. re-
'r' The following Interesting incident in The Of
Ar an Baron. Having spoken IF the prn,cl, estate
81 Viz CIly. he procccd>-
Mr. an Epren la> also yer, comfortable estate in
Which Is combined uil the necessities and luxurics of
iie saved without par,mony or mcanucss IN long and
successful political career When Mr. Van Burcn lo>t
las eecton hc d nut frct and worry aud rant aud rave
curse bis dall stars aui carry up and down Discounted
spirit lie went Ia kiudorhook. the place he
was born. aud hs ucshb received ham with affection
ATE regard y his house ready To- receive ham,
thc prHccs mansions IN The vicniiy were freely offered
% tie oNlIe-d,ut until ms domestic arrangements could
Doe completed Il thanh, you kindly my friends for Your
consideration and hospitality bul 10 that humble cottage
the road side my widowed rsideS-se Will ac-
commodac me. AID viii stay with her and To thai cot
aGe be ordered hs baggage and received h, friends Ills
carriage was daily AT The door and under low " root
hc called to mind scenes long past under humber aus
rices. and felt at last that he WAS a hotae."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

STATE PRINrEK.-We are glad t. see the j, nocr,tc
press II tbs state - unanimous bringing forward The
names ct the conductors OF the State >esn. f,r STATE
Printers this Ne have not heard ,li,sert y
voice or an Iniimaon that they will have aHy opp, ou
from our ranks We feel confident they W have none
Our friends Of the Sentinel have ahoreI hard aud they
certainly are entitled TO it-PaoF .iaer,cGn
We shou be happy TO the Chapmau~ elected STATE
Printers as We know them 10 be well "a ,ied Fl ank
Ert O5.errsr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

Gen '. + Van Antwerp has purchased the office 81
the Missouri Standard. ard viii hereafter publish pepper
at ~ Louis, under he title 81 tie Nssolrlon Gen I'm
Antwerp well known in the West. having been
dent ct two three different States We believe hni
10 bc sound democrat and of talents Under hi>
direction, the Mi~~ourian doubt viii be- am abie adj
Junet IN democracy and what is important, Viii not be
under The rualgn influence ofthc state Bank
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

THE Ms To PRr,,orl - ~, s. VIII, stand lie d.,
liy 10 tie hour ! danger, when the har cafnes haae
e. hiaec-iho-e ~ho f-ht tie harles when ,be g :
M A'si and tie 'l"ces btck-t These are The men for
oi''''' ' 'a''i' u pubic nus. AID dsnocra,. Who
Dan 49,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

G'Nr Wcrbe has presented 10 rs some Of the largest
AID finest peachcs which have his we
are also indebted to Mr. Va, Tor excellent apples,
grapes. d4hias, &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

speaking Machine Of German invention Is attract,
u'h attention ~ Lon don l. consists Of rsir Of
'"'"' ""ih'h lf PEDAL similar 10 that OF an organ
81 osoutchouc imitation Of the iar,nx tarre. .,l a
SCI % keys y which be slrnss are brought INTO action
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

THE NENT LEGtsLATUaE.-Itis the opinion Of mary
well Informed persons with whom have conversd thar
the next General Assembly transact all the bushes
ard al urn IN four weeks. We hop may b. abe
to d. o. Give short but business se-si ,n-
DsLM Oracle.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23
L WILL TRY.

That is right; you are fool if you
don't. Who ever did any thing without
trying2 No man accumulated property
no man was ever great or distinguish.
ed, without the determination 10 try
Soon as you adopt this motto you are
made for this world your honors are
half secured and your riches half accu-
mulaLed. Lie down and cry; feel that
you were made for nothing but to eat,
drink and sleep or may be to go and
come at the beck Of others, and you will
remain so forever. No one will stoop to
assist you, although they may occasionally
give you kick, which you richly de-
serve for your moping, lazy propansties.
Up with you awake !-go ahead -
try and you vii! never wear that lug
uorious look, and whine SO pileously
about your poverty and the Treatment you
receive from the hands Of others. You
deserve no better treatment-you ought to
be poor and despised so long as you pos
sess grovelIing, do-liNIe dispo5tion.-
We should not pity you in the least, to
see you in the city cant preparing for a
perth IN the alms-house While you thus
drag out, in sloth and misery, an exist.
ence that might, by little effort, be made
bright, high and glorious. Will you not
DO it? win you not try--try hard and
continually? Forget not the duty you
owe yourselves and your nvighborhood,
and from this time hencefonb and forever,
be men,, as God in his wisdom created
you.
tFis I will try has wonders wrought
In art, i'll science, aud in thought;
Il scales the hii--it leaps the sea-
Unieuors mind and makes it free.
4 can't'-for sloih another name
Has no high object for it, AIM
Sits down contendng and at ease-
In every puth Il barrier secs.
Up man immortal!-up and do
The minds high destiny pursue;
Oh, never yield to doubt and fear.
Though mountains tower and death appear.
PortLadsG Tribune.