Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12


Ia Tie mud district there paper called the Indiana
Nhis " find ia that sheet OF date the 2;th uIt ,h,
folo~in- 49, '''
L'en religious societies appealed Ly leaders Of
the loc""co party aud invoked 10 Law aside all else and
ASSIST ma the election Of Whtcomb berause n wa, u,.d
That some oi these socices-sr members If tbem-bad
been injured or abused bv Gov Bigger These CHARGES
''u ana slhnder'us as they kept fying and he,ng
acn'd '" 1nui they were naguifed euormir.s and
mers 81 tie Methodist and other churches made 10 be-
hevc them. Thus the file leaders A. lase - mo-, t,
lie and making use Of base means succeeded m their i'm
position upon the church, thereby CREATING PREJUDICE
against Tie hg party for wrongs which the Me,iod,sts
iieei ey had rec ised from the wings and the whole
O." hem almost to man. voted against Gov Bigger aud
the wing ticket generally"
We ow he above charge Of the Whig 10 be false
ir large portion Of the leading members Of the Metho
os Caufch IA this portion If tie State were ,h. ,a,o
supporters OF Gpvcrnr Bigger aud the Wing cke, PEN
orally, aud The inf,mou, White ~ parici'ar
lat Tie lumPsm-h'sd editor Il this paper means by
,f''E '''t fHe she- ohurc' IS .vere nude bebeue
Nem aud vote the Governor We are al loss "a
divine. ard We doubt very much whether when n. INN
- 'h~ -ea~ess suh he had m ms branlcss era
MUM
"" abuses the democrats without mercy and ,rhu.es
:" them The great fpiiica sagaCv ia iuIo.r ,,,u tho
church. aud hy aa means defratn. The rre,ecoa ,,b.
H's.r"or- Bur we Sims a. pays poor csmtli,n.r, =,
TIE i"'"'i'ses'-" ani ~iru,ty Of the members # the
'erfai churches. hy chHging them ulh being np,.ed
upon 10y rae Tile leaders Of Dem crazy" l. IN the
editor Hcs ufrr srr4i mS;lke and We haz,rl n,,h.-
IN ssyHg that be AID he Wuis parry viii sooner o, la.
80 hfd o. that ia II abuse o. i members tie Methods,
cAn'ch as Wei a. tao-e Of other denominations VII l
on np AL busne-s--.N'-.g 4 bans Dem,couf
lHE LATE Coos toNGrLss-rhe f.lo,,,, :;
capai thing very slightly altered from the Boston Afa.
coon paper
" \" undertake 10 say that 10 legislative hall m The
country "a- ever -graced with nor. r,si.u Ink. sl,
~ more absolute disregard of the cmmon, received
irh' 81 Proceeding m such bodice, n, r. grs no
i't'n~ ~ deicacs. d.c.neN. aud orI.r-bN stronger
P''ns" determination 1" through the mo-, iuoat
Gus measures without tho lsa>t reference e. ,l.,r ,c
uf', "Nsilug ia~~ aud a NOR. flssrant
N'la'ion ~ ie eengs and the rsgl, IL a.. musr,i,
Wih were p'rperaf.d bv The nalari. iu tii. ..,n
gf'~- % TIE lat -. ma, TIA,
J'riit behaved more like parcel of Mid h.s,. "a bo
knew n"i.us and cared np'iiing tor the rule. # ,-
= than tif.N di IKE aud discreet I.~t.i
aud sc >lt. further that certain member f,, Nj
aro'ina. vAo firf-t himself forward q. ia. Ind, e
that nai,5iis The .uniic k.! cub 30 ,l III
ih~ J. "pr "p'n"n 81 ti.m-aud. enierainias ill.
opinion, Sc are free ga expressing It
Darn or ~ EDrTor.-Ihe New Orleans r,fer. an.
GU &c the death Il {. de Rone> Es, ore f a..
= 81 aud most iecrd inhabitants OF Nv or cane.
~ '> Tor ih, Near- Ir ireior f the Courier winch
DE- ony recently dislosed e Tie served the country m
ne lat war and Wa command OF a company m l.Ia
D under General Jackson. 10 whom he was persoualv
I'D politically attached 10 The time of hi- death