Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11
Attempt Of the Wing Managers to Hum.
Ellg Our Irish Citizens.

ia-thood from Deennlng 10 end Having tailed 10 hum
bug the Irish h1e the object of the Journal managers is
To humbug those at distance If possible Hence these
fasehood- known be such BY every body having
opportunity Of obtaining personal direct knowledge of
the transactions of the late meeting Without taking the
trouble of recapiuaiing all the facts related by week
before last which sufficient a full exposure Of
the base hypocrisy and isckery Of those who secretly
got up the meeting well the disgraccf object
had view io-wit. attempting trick the Irish into the
support Of Whggery by insiucere professions of ympa-
thy favor of rpeal-we shall hut glance a, one or TWO
of the grosser alseboods involved the of
the article under consideration
The hardened bypocrie and irckster attempts to take
credit Whiggery fr the passage OF the resolution
offered by Morrison and supported by Wick 1t is
tonsLing that reckless ial~ifer the Black
Coon OF the Journal could have tie audaclty cooly and
deliberately publish involving ialsehood,
known be such by every person present The meeting
and who has had the of obtaining authentic nor
nation of its proceedings. The Wings dared and
dcfed down Morrsons resolution oginall,
read and which related TO the Democratic party alone
and published by the Journal after it had been
amended by the Wings. rs it offered bv Morrison,
true; and though bitter pill to Whiggery, the
Managers of the meeting did not dare vote it down
and thus disclose their heartless nsnceriiy. To
escape the dilemma they amended declare the
the time, they obliged confess the general
untruth of the declaration, By admitting, as they COM
PEELED do the spot. that the leading Wing papers
the East, denouncing The meetings in favor of re-
peal which had already been held IN that quarter. For
,unaely there a few Irishmen present and we
have sufficient confidence in their intelligence and good
believe that they fully appreciated this circum
stance at the time, and also detect the present mis-
representation and innceriy OF the Black Coon in rela
ton
But it waste OF space expose the falsehood of
these Humbuggers in detail; and far as the Black
Coon concerned, shall produce conclusive
evidence of his niqutous hypocrisy and dcmagoguism
which called up the day of the Wing meeting,
hut which want Of time prevented our abiding
former article the subject. No longer ago than the
3Ist cf March last. the Editor Of the Journal Barnett
mcan) attacked Mr. Whltcomb, the Democratic Can
ddate for Governor, of letter the Editor
Of the Lafayette Eagle in reply TO certain questions adj
dressed him by the Editor relation the Natural
zation Laws, which many Wings have been DESTROYS of
changing greatly the disad, aiage of foreigners desir-
of becoming citizens. The Editor of the Journal,
not supposng Then that the Wings would be so greatly in
need of Irish they find be the case, copied
certain extracts from the letter Of Mr. Whilcomb, and
attempted odiun and ridcue upon sentiments
follows:
Specimen Of M. yss:iecorns,'s Tran
sccsdcsstIs fzssnaEUcgcsy
Mr. James Whtcomb, the Locooco Candidate for
Governor, addressed by the Editor of the La
Eagle, simply kaoo his opinions Of he Natural
cation Lars whercupon Mr. Whiicomb bursts forth IN
in the following THUNDER AND LIGHTNING
STYLE:
"IVlo does not kno'r The IMPORTANT and GLORIOUS
services of LAFAYETTE. KoscIUSKoa DEKALB. .
PULASKI STEUBt.N, and Of the other for
cgners especially the nhelried and fearless of the
Emerald Isle liberty -lorng
mans, who aided in battling for liberty the
the rerOli0? Ard who does not feel ga,ciul fl these
ervee> The foreigner who flies T. Us for shelter fon the
EXPRESSIONS c the old world. gives, thereby the strong
est assurance Of hs love # ee N and his attachment to
our republican institutions lie becomes among US SUBJECT
his proportion Of the for The support Of 20,
nent he is liable lie called BARE HIS BOSOM in
himself READY 70 rIIE Call ought he no. 10 hare
rgice goccrnment # country which he supports
with bis means, ana deadS At tie hazard Qf has ife?
think so They plrt of the great MASS OF suffering
humanity and such deserve our hest whe for their
pelity aid happiness I've iatGbh country Of almost
touadess and app,chei need be felt that there
resting ' pace FROM Want AND orPRGs,IoS'
whcn we achieved cur isdpeaecnce, and struck from
limbs the shactieS Of fsem tyranny II was prondy
proclaimed that free soil sh ul be the resting place or
the oppressed and dnroddn Of all nations and that our
should be thrown open 10 every enc seeking home,
and refuge, among u"
And what does the reader suppose all this sriLrrD
aiming III Why the following is the close of
this iIUMBU GGlNG GILMAN, viz:
g am therefore Of opinion that the Tord Of natural
should not exceed years first established by the
General Government indeed should be shorter -
JAMES WnIrCoMB."
Because of all that s;cLeaing fourish Mr. Whiicomb
Is of opinion that h perod c naturalization shod not
erceed tico yearS!'
This abrupt descent reminds Of the youth who 's;ood
by tomb his fathers, the scpuchre of his
tors amid the ashes of his race, nc Echo Where
are they to which Echo responded None Of your
business - -
Seriously is not such VILE AND UNDISGUISED
A fb.I
of all decent men: II Is but a refinement Of the same
RABBLE-BREATiliNG SPIRIT which, in all ages,
has but too efficiently succeeded III the destruction of all
legal restraints. By THE ERECTION OF THE
BRUTE over the MORAL AND REASONING MAN
what Hoes &c Escan!
Mr. Whi'comb says that Foreigners part Of the
grch mass Of SUFFERING humanity. What the matter
with them Have they got the bots
This Is the riJard style. in which tie Editor of the
Journal three short months ago. treated the sympathy
expressed bv Nj Nhitcomb for those no had escaped
from tyranny and oppression in the old world seek the
blessings of freedom in the How docs this
riIty and ilconcealed contempt for the rights and intel
lgence Of nauralzed citizens tally with the noisy pro-
fessons of sympathy expressed by the Editor Of the
Journal himself; How shall for the ronder-
FIJI change wrought suddcry his conduct; Why is
it, that " hat was then - thunder and lightning style,
s,ilted bomba>i" and humbugging cmaxes in Mr.
Whtcombs the sufierngs the oppressed
and down iroddcn Of all nations, is in the mouth
of he Wing Juno, the height Of dsinieresrod patriotism
and philanthropy, II was thar -ckeuing flourish TO
talk about these things letter ndiV dual
asking for information but l. the duty Of all to
proclaim from the house tops and glory the proc
Iamaou, Thcn, and in Mr. Whiicomb. rio