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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-24
From the Missouri Reporter.

MIR. Blair should be Immediately checked in his
reckless and treacherous career. We have hereto
fore remarked that his is disapproved by
ly all the prominent men of the Democratic party
and can state that, in this section of the Union,
Democrats decidedly condemn it, and no longer look
to the Globe for correct political opinions nfor-
nation.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-24

Midshpmen Robert II. Carter and S. p.
Griffin, detached from the Falmouth, and 10 the
Savannah.
Lieut.. VIM. L. Maury, to the Warren.
Midshipman John Guest, order TO the Pom
sett revoked, and 10 Surveying Service under
Lieut.. SHINES.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-24
OFFICIAL.
NAVY ORDERS.

AUGUST l9-Lieut L. J. Leib detached from
the receiving ship at Philadelphia, and waiting
orders.
Commander f. Varnum, 10 command The re-
ceiying ship at Philadelphia.
Lieut.. r.. A. Jones, detached from the receiv-
ing ship at Baltimore, and waiting orders
Commander S. W. lie Compt 10 command
the receiving ship at Baltimore
Jieu, VIM Radford, 10 the Savannah.
Acting Boatswain John Hunter, order TO the
Warren revoked and 10 the Savannah.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-24
GENERAL JACKSoN's OPINION.

IL VIII ne seen ny the letter OF General jack
son, which we copy to-day from the Globe of
lS41, it is emphatically asserted that Mr.. Ty-
Ter OUGHT NOT TO BE CENSURED
FOR GIVING HIS SANCTION TO THE
REPEAL OF THE SUB-TREASURY-
because he belieued that 1t had been condemn
ed by the People.
What will the Democracy say Of the Globe,
which is daily censurlng him tor that act2
gin THE PAY OF THE ADMINISTRATION -
The Globe says the Boston Post is Sin the
pay of the Administrations The Post, it is
true, contains one Government advertisement.
But ii is equally as true that the Globe contains
the same advertisement, and gets the same
pIice for inserting it.
This is fair specimen Of the Globes tao
tics.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-24
From the Camden Is. c. Journal.
JOHN TYLER's ADMINISTRATIONS

We copy from the Mercury just and temperate
article relative TO the gross attacks, which daily
made, by a slim portion Of the Democratic press,
against The present a administrator. We say slim
portion, because do not think there are half a
dozen, democratic papers in the country which take
up and reecho the abuse Of the Globe heaped with
out stunt or sparng, upon not only the Administration
but upon those Democrats who have lately accepted
Offices III the cabinet. 1t Is clear day, that
there must be some other moving power than zeal IN
cause OF Democracy, or an oyerweening anxiety TO
defend lis principles In thus grossly attacking an Ad-
minstralion which processes to be Democratic, and
whose acts SO far, with perhaps slight exception
| fully justify its profession But were it ayowedly
Federal Wing in It's principles, unmeasured
abuse could not be heaped upon it, than is poured
upon II, throughout all its notifications by tI
prints, headed by the great Globe. From that paper
we learn that Van Buren, is the very pink Of Demo
crazy, and that if reasonable but justiable nvesti
cation, into his claims be occasionally made, the
Globe, gives it such high coloring that it become
an attack upon that gentemans political principles
IL the Globe desires, greatly desires TO see Henri,
Clay elected 1t is following out the best possible paI
to secure that end, not that imagine for mo
ment, It's influence, will bring upon such catas
trophe, for we glad to the Democratic press
almost universally condemn its uncall led for attacks
but that the result of It's daily labors, if successful
would be highly detrimental to the interests of tn,
party, whose union and welfare it ought to promote
Ii it has other end in view but the advancement
pure Democratic principles, it ought at TO droI
every thing like dictatorship, and not WELD its weap
ons Of warfare against members of its own family
even if they be prodigal sons. The Democratic par
ty will never submit to be dictated to by amy press
nor need any press debating hope to be the organ
of that party.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-24

as bat the of the work Of reform IN re-
gard To The banking system.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
NlIi- yuntO--ts here does 81 hold its
eO:iSp.rSc.Cs NOW

NEssRs EDiTcR-Srce the infam rus meeting = me UNTO
Bank exp Sod 10 public IN my lat commu-
nicaion able defect Tie p-ece place where
II holds hcn1lsh caru>aS Though ices iIom the ght
of 9av and like brotherhood Of WHY robbers meets only
ia CELLARS aud Hollis, where no eye may see
vel who that has perception doubts IT. wicked operations
The residential CHOLERA strobe ugh our cites AMI er
country though it. fn Or heard - loot
fall who gZcd upon IL thousand victims would doubt
its desolating march with these political muFeTtrs-
though thes have not tie mannc Put OUT PUBLICLY the
clio, FOOT itself vet # our hg bIe hcn IN the different
part, OF wh prospects few weeks ago were
far for scat in the state Legi-lture but wo since that
time have cen titcu corr ON tic heid by some
agcucy- say if they could hni the cause 81 their
defeat they would find that Though the uno not rSiblt
since the Bauk, st II exists. WHY did moi Bar
deay the journal the proceedings OF the Jcnio ~ the
Bank. lied IN 81 article i II ioaled that W
prore the whole affair Nv firm uncorup'ei wing SAY
Barnett; why this silence Have the other members given
YOU MORE HONEY be silent than 20 bricle denaF On
have thy the Itt f the world learned that suci
YOU. bankruptcy in acy, that 10 one "o knows yot
would believe YOU
And for hat 90 this mairation OF men ton Jr hei
coun,Ty'S political reformation
To the Of the party by convincing the Geo
pie that candid when pesche " non rot1'i o'
in Office IN No dshonor The laty ~ keePn
men office who have been there FIR 10 these MAJ
Yeas, IN violation Of avowed princpleS-ln conadc
ton pighted falkland TO the entire prohibition @
radical reform SICK WIG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
Co,cuix,.fou uast;mr.

At meeting of the board Of directors Of the Indiana
State colonization society, held at Indianapolis on the
9th day of June. 1913,
/, was Resolved That this meeting fully concurs.
with the American Colonization Society in the great
importance Of the effort making 10 obtain entire au-
thoritv Tor the American colonies the whole line OF
the African coast from cape Mount 10 cape PalmaS'
thereby ensurng the integrity Of the present settlement
and the entire exclusion Of the slave trade within those
70 uudaries
Resolved That the pastors Of the different churches
in this be respectfully requested l. bring the subject
before their respective congregations, on the Saha'h ne
ltrlv preceding succeeding the ifh of July mex and
10 take up a collection in beh 'f of the society.
Resolved That the funds raised NAV be placed IN the
nearest Branch Bank m. credit of James " KAY a
Tl;,,anos. and notice of the same forwarded to him
with the name of the pastor, who shall be entitled TO h'
African Rrtosiory for one year
Resolved That the editors Of newspapers IN this STATE
te r,u.sisd In publish these proceedings. and that th
Secretary rocue forward copy far as possible t
each of the pastors # the different churches m this state
ISAAC BLACKBOARD Pres't
T.vrs Ray Sec'y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
A.sun,niion OF sintc DcEiS.

Notwithstanding the indianapolis Jun,o have notified
their Candidates 10 advocate. 0psRiy W Cost john
plan Of Assuming the Debts they have failed
get the plan OF their operations 10 all the Wings.
of them Trecnipg back from the support
of that scheme which transfers the power of leyylug
taxes froui tho State to the General Government, and
which inevitably leads Direct Taxation Even Gale
smith the Soap Factory Finaucler said it was not
Wing Measure. The South Bend Free Press, Wing
SAYS distinctly. "TITE WINGS ADVOCATE THE
ADOPTION or COST JOHNSON'S PLAN 81 and
SAYS further that Mr.. Chamberlain the Democratic Can
ddaic for Congress in the gh District ought not 10 b.
supported because me opposes IT, We like to pat the,
opinions record. because we know The Indiana jour
nal intends Just before election deny that it Uhe
measure If not openly 10 charge it Democratic mca
sure Look out for these COons
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13

fully contended. The manufacturers themselves VIII ulti
maely acQuesce Tins the only basis
upon which the question be permanently settled and
pefmanency aud stability Of real importance 10
them, than the Gme27f Of duty imposed II that amount
fucustng As good citizens, ought 10 contribute cheer
fully proportion OF funds necessary cary the
Government economically administered and nothing more
Let motto be" Millions for deience not cent for
tTibate" The stirring cry Of 20 is peculiarly appTo-
pirate present high protective tah National
bank and hund ed million debt policy, has been dis
oaTdod By nearly all the the Union and the
Of these destructive max
desperate eff retain their much abused ~
tins State. Can teeye tie evidence Of and
doubt OF this The Democrats hrn
and united moving steadily t. the accomplishment Of
this object while their opponents cannot long upon
any thing and convused with hostile factions and
jauiny The mo efate AID bet Informed
4 the Mig party leaving Il disgust AID the uliTas
ard mad who remain, grow reckless a. their
power DO evil dmnshes They IN the condition OF
the scorpion, who, g with wall OF he, tuins us epven-
Omed g upon Itself and expires under It's own ioiures
You probably heard f The great contest gong IN
this District the ii al factions Il tie
- called Wig party. The dead fr asrendancy he
houses of F-o aud Putnam The white aid fcd
entered into the nest with >anggHaTy
feelings elimination and ecmnation is the oider oil The
day The Union Of the Wings ior The sake ii The Union,
Va onal Bank, High Protective Tariff Distribution. CIV
Bigger and his hundred million tett an ors IN
TIN, deer cr0cious personal pTosCripve exciting tevlsh
contest. progressing al IA district Your old iond
Thomas Bowling. occupies al present armed RedrGttl
between the high conte"dg arcs he y prepared Z" te
the Warwick OF his party; Warwick, thi setter NJ
and pullcr down Il Cong Nl.o VIII become TIE
arrived that Will 4" ty what stah men are made o.
lear hey lack the energy 10 cauy The war INTO Aiica
That they ed, aud have the ssce 81 end
lance my ieIvent pT.ycr In these contests ih'
contendng parties tell many wh eome truths OF each other
and many things Mt intended o the public cy are made
manifest. Truly your, !.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13

AsroUNDIvG RUuon-The New ORLEANS Tropic Of
the 2i;h sltimo, has the following paagrarh
For a week past 1t has been whispered about IN this
CITY, that draft dra7gn bY the Uericau Government ~
fa1or Of Sam I0Hst0H President Of Teras. far feenty-
G,e thousand olars ha been paid the counter OF one
OF the most prominent commercial houses IA New Or
leans
We learn further. that by the steamship New York
which sailed on Monday evening toI Galveston, inorma.
ton of such a character transmitted t. Texas w
leave scarcely the shadow of doubt upon the minds OF
the people th,re of the truth Of the which
~ VIII sperel here The news from Texas wIll ht
m.st anxousy expected and may he frau hi with nens'
interest
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
The Late Frc,l.c.--cumbcrln,,d sgoad

Who orgets the charges against the Democrats for
making appropriation for the Cuaberlnnd Road during
the Congress before the las, Who iorges that an ap-
preparation fer that rad made by the Democratic
House aud tiHcd in the Senate toy the casting vote Of
Henry Clay Aud who knows what Da1y Waiace has
done to advance that rad DID he ercr 10 anything
" Mo-! MOI. II he friei to d. any thing, the
conclusion is, that he had M. much influence for the
subject entirety ted a,s1y since 1910 What do he
boys in Hancocs think about it Their roads hon,
OF the best AID their bridges all carried away ID,
Bill Brown Il, TINT ? Fellow Cuzens, tell YOU TIA
Wm j. Brown will try 10 d. something for that road
What has been the of Davy, you all know OF
with Lis hide
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
To The Efit8rs Of the Sentiael.

To the Eii!0Ts Of the Ssntigel-
Surprising the remarks your last paper in reference T.
my with DR. Stgp 10 have been INTENDED main-
" fancy sketch, and offset 70 IN the previous
Journal. which il aute,. would my own account,
prefer 10 submit m silence the carcaue slteIug II
tax that occasionally BE paid oT the amusement oil
the public but others who are implicated coels
TO say that though IN conversation alluded To- ni-
mated had used the Dr. badly according 10
has the and though Teieuei IN ocuaF
mar = has success IN litigation with TIE Na>hlH -,oh
Hail CO and Others vet any way accuse the DT
long list OF offences set forth, with none oi "hc
have aiv personal Acquaintance. ~ that conversation
did use any language tisIesQccitul 81 MI Bates
- ~ iSt2 : MERRILL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13

Th- Rothschilds-A curious fact appears IN the
Occiseni" translated for that work from French publ
c.,on The widowed mother of the wealthy BANKERS.
Ro,hsohilds While her nhabit palaces m London
Paris Vienna Naples and Frankfort sill resides IN The
Jewish quarter of Frankfort ION the Main) IN which her
husband lived aud died Upon his deelh she Ieelfeu
- .vo,l3 oniv leave for the tomb the modest dwelling
that had served to cradle this this fortune and he'e
children The house i remarkable i1 nea'ness' 'a'
!, forces the attention Of the IL uni'is ra
Of the Hebrew old the affection aud respects OF e
uiyes Of lie Patrlarchs for iheIr lofds
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
BOONE COUNTY. OH June 1914


MFssRs EDToRs-EfoTts are making by some OF the
small Try Of this county, by means Of communications
through press The Indiana journal depnyed as them
selves mi,Ie present facts and utter hchoo!s the most
base concerning Nh WLomoS vi>ii u ou county, >h0i
time since. But bl>euess ultimately ecois ON ITSELF IN
this has done sisnay and Will no dlut pro-
duce effect the contrary Of what was eXlected io Tic
people lie led away by the Petgoggi egotS
contemplate sc0uHdrd That the attempt at ml>Iepre
senatlon failed produce any effect all acknowledge both
wing and Denoc All have II be suTpI'el al, IS,
that psess enough could he found TO give publication
70 stuff All night 10 the Democratic ranks oi Boone
will be skinned THIS summer Will le
perfect caution The prospect of WhcombS Is
brgh'el ng every day. and the way Is getting clear
FOR The People OpeiinS the eyes oil many and
they are acl now Lodging the and waking over,
leaving their lends enjoy the defeat that awa them
in August Towards majority in this county ~ 40 was
small but you may safely set dorm 100 rs Whit
combs majority this Notwithstanding the eolt' O." the
WING, keep the leoie in da knes by telling them that
the Other Side Of Facts Is truth; that Gov Bigger the
greatest tcJrid and Henry Clay l. greater than
GOV. Bigger We expect CIV. Bigger 10 make HI appear
ance IA this county short time anl the result you sh II
hear. NJ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13


Dram Cu.p-Your letter respecting Col. JoHNso~, was
received The tol arrived here's therefore could
not give YOU the news m advance OF has arrival IN your
MACE not advised OF his tSies and Gii MOI
c hisn tor Gas. Tie old veteran appeas 20 be
in fine condition for the Presidential rce. and IN my humble
oniron II brought the track, VIII make better tine
t,n several caunt whose back seem 20 th they
have me milton rlght The Whole ir ca m the great
sweepstakes # Al Whether Old fecumseh receives the
roninat m or not rh0oP Will be ieird IN the
bickeSf 4 fga ccriug 90 rtc0y DO you e-
# we fall. f with on We shall Use
again purified by defeat with renewed vgof 10 do battle IN
OF Our country these walCs were ioiheuc,
ruth made manifest ~ the total pio>tiatOn
q that comtn Of opposing elements, which devastated
the country 1910 Truly miracle has been wrought M
The land; the still small has been adnon>hing the
wave. OF error looms w, land mark the shore OF
ime beacon q guide our peipXed mariners 10 haIaor
# safety wor>hippers If dai knees themselves
beginning the light True, II shines but ieeoy al
preert upon their weak yson nevertheless ihey need not
despair OF Improvements their mental optics Will I'M 10Y e
not tar distant when they viii be
able 10 comprehend fully the sublime principles II Demcc-
lacv when they will te able with unb enehins
upon glorious Of Equal Rights when they VIII
unite with daily and jealousy IN establishing and
minimizing and Nation, those enten prcl-
,es Of Justice which with that odous policy
which cgslacS for far0rea ,GsseS ana which tezes the
rich man lie by the sweat Of The mans brow A. al
evidence Of reform let II be kept before the
people that ~ hIg Convention IN the ate OF indiana II
lie l>43 nominated Candidate iof C1ngess, WIN
oYsr, proc aimed speech made 20 hat touven' ion
osp0ls he nomination, that he opposed l. c>tn
tung the proceeds Of The public lands, and IN favor Of
n RrvrxUE Tariff Tell il 1T in the ear. oi The Hon
. Humbus smith publish not where his Ex-Exeeency
10 he hear H. that Wing Convention nominate
man for Congress, known 10 be m favor Of kevenu
Tariff The hiRkiag Of the WhI- party are awaken
ng l. the importance OF The Iarn question; they are ia'
y coming conclusion that low taxes are p'eer@ole
ri hgh taxes and the time is far distant when the Tan
IL ocy must settled permanently upon the Revenue oasi
ol the Democratic psr'y have . long and 50 iAi'i
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
N.tI-IoN Ga ifsDS!
asf. .HA.a


PUBLIC s e iae 'iiap 81 e f~Wsio D. drfi 81" ~ tr
llnn-. ID Worship. ls nsi frrsis tn ttfr
piece. Wln TAXI p,r, ,hucl, neat TUESDAY,
iiicfuUnu. 81 . u'tlfa a.. june -, riL
i-c r- - q iir
psr,tsc u,outs, nine vHh is proportion r,fr ia -
zoe e paid -aiT. aid s -
u,tn+ 10 f.taic payments, 2Hai fae lcf-- nufs
hrrc uiOHn- commencing 2th Nooit neAi
rifinc Jul - 'et..
0rTc Viii oi~n Or ihe examination g pew nni" e
,f JAMES BlAht, chairman
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
WILLIAM u. RlsOWx.

candidate f,s Congless 30 address Als fellow citizens
AZ The following times and places;
At nashville Hancock Co Wednesday, june p, scioci
F. VI.
Cu,y's Mil, Thursday, IA. 10 o'clock, 4. =
Iewi,b1Ish same DAY. O'clock. =. u.
Capt Fosters, Buck Greek Township, Hancoea Coll'F
rrilav. %. O'Clock, r. Il.
B.eai RlrpIe Manor county. I.ns y, O'Clock ?. u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
1sc>>r,. vJhi,cosmbumi irlal.t.

Democratic candidates fr Governor and Lieut.. Ga,cror
Will address the people At the following Tunes ani places
WHEN all la favor 81 r,deemng The state iiom misuo a.
corruption, requested to be- present.
NorE-Ihe DAY II ecches al. gcucraily b. made alb u
noon. and those IA The evening az carly candle Isatug
Aio aucrs for the Of travel lie made s Those
interested
Franklin, on Thursday, June 18th
Slchy,il.e. on Friday, June 10Th
Cuusie1 and, on saturday. June l7h.
The aIp1.;rcu' at Cumberland wH H. i'lol Or
Hr. Blight Atone, hr. hitconh having ara ensss aien
At Maruusslc GA Ie same Gay, VIZ saturday, Jutc lfn
al 3 o'clock. p
NOTES.-THE. on Monday, June l9th.
SlrawstoWn same evening.
Audersonto.yn. TUESDAY, June 20ti
Mhtli,t'wn, same evening.
Newcastle on a eluosday. June 2lst
Cambridge, ou Thursday. Juue 22l.
Ceaire,lle on Friday. June 2.id
Richmond sumo evening
Winchester or saturday. Jaue 9th.
Muneetown, on Monday. June -6'h.
Marion. on TUESDAY. Iute 9Th.
Ia eros, on Wednesday, June 2sfh
Huntington. on Thursday, Ia . 29.h.
Fort W ayue. Friday, june 3O,h
Lima GA Non ~. iuis 81
Augusta, op TUESDAY. july i'h
Aarsaw IN Thursday. July Gih. early
Iees,ur-h some evening
Goshen. ora Fudav, jl'y IN.
South Bend. N SATURDAY, ia sth.
Michigan CIV. on No, day. Juiy loih
I.sport. on Iue~diF. July llih.
Pyr.outh. on Wednesday. Ja, 9Th
Rochester. on Thurs,iay. July I3.h.
Peru. on Fuday July I4ti
Iosanspor. on saturday. Jul. 9TH
Delihi on Matdlv. 1u'y l1th.
Frankiprl. ou ue-lay JUS is,h.
Crauf.rl-,ile. IN N eines las. Iu'y 'ih.
Nni.msp r.. II urs az. Juls -.
PER-, s,ile Friday JUiy 81. IL O'clock.
Eugene same day. at 3 p. ".
New port. on SATURDAY. July ed.
Further appointments vii be made shortly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
NEW AIRANY- NIAY BID. -.


NrssRs CnAPuANs:-I have used considerable cXertIon
get fo the Coon skinner and 10 eScntne'
and have obtained seventy or the Coon skinner and one M
the sentinel The and money have teen forwarded
ty All the subscribers who.e names We're sen,
time, received the hst aud second numbers me thld
number If the SuiscIibeS received II ais e
fourth number, have 10 hand vet II they we're
mailed public they should have ueen hce
last sunday The last sentinel d1 not aNe on The regular
day. These irregularities frequently discourage persons
from subscribing for papers II 0pot att Tor The sood o.
CAUSE also interest Of the publishers that sub
clihcrs ,hou their pafeIs the can be
interesting DO not wish u attach blame t. the publisher,
tut sometimes be thc fault The great object should
De regularity.
We have very lite news stirring here. Democracy Is On
the gain This district viii De right side zap IN August
The little tloosie Henley. hiowing hot shot mo the
camp If the enemy with powerful effect Joe l. Writing
under the meuted flashing he receiving from Henley lie
viii he little skinned Coon YOU have seen fo a
long time. OuiS, very respectfully, b. W.
We are under great obligations New Albany
friends aud assure them that nothing lett undone on
our part to ensure regularity In only aud that
of No Of the Coon skinner have failed 10 mail our
papers on the regular day We do them up ourselves
aud the postmaster here viii bear witness that they
are we'll done aud regularly mailed. We know the
fault i not in this Post Office Perhaps the late ireshet'
have been the Of much of the rregulariy N any
rate our part shall always toe faithfully attended TO
Aud remember. " must all do all to restore The
Government and have these as we'll other matters
regulated as in the good old DAYS of Democracy
Your political Is of the same character with tha
received from all quarters of the State The Coons viii
be we'll skrnned in August. there = truth IN III,
signs of the times" Nos and of the Coon Skune
contain important developments which should be kcp
continually before the honest men of all parties.