Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

appeals TO the sCliintcTc>t OF spectators IN
lands and town lots on paPcr-whosc interest
it was to keep up the idea tina. every work
was to 90 on. All these combined. operated
to deceive the people. and procure his cleo
ton.
1t now only remains for me to give the
Governors plan for carrying on the public
works. which was unfortunately adopted. 10
show what party and what Governor are the
authors OF the ruin OF the State. The fol-
lowing is found in Gov. Wallacc's inaugural
addrcs, and the adoption of thi, rccommcn-
datiOn was the ruin of Indiana. Hear him
and wonder:
\ question of great importance was agiiatcd last
summer, mean olasS!foatioH- more imposing one,
perhaps has seldom been introduced o the
sideraon of community; one better calculated 10
rally 10 as embrace more formidable host OF friends
Concentrate, say the advocates of the policy ne entFe
cacrgicS Of me State Upon rr0 cf the ,c0rS az
time aud finish them before the remainder topchcd
and so succession until the whole completed
Now the objection all tins cannot be 90 tie
abstract proposition itself bat purely what must grow
ont of the effort apply it-a division ct iucnds-the
claslug of adverse Interests word the utter pros
tration uf the whole system. Believing such would be
the result have. heretofore. all ft occaoHS, d'crtd
publicly mn decided hoSt1Uy 10 a; aud have seen no
s,r.ted diiI,rent tan-f, conc,nfrof, me mans #
The State on PORTIONS OF EACH WORK At THE
SAME TIME. IN this ray he pratt mass of people
,c3t he enlisted on The SIDE q 0Hr iinProreme"ts
To show that | am not mistaken with re-
gard to the party bearing Wallace election
assumed. it Is only necessary TO copy thc fol-
having from the Indiana Journal of May,
1898, after the fatll plan of the new Govern
or had been adopted. The following i
from that paper;
at matters not which the agIiators assume.
rft.p-
the object the same desperate ,foTt 10 keP a.
hc aScendqucyo SINKING party Many had supposed that
the III of the wrcvorkers IA te miserable farce
OF last summer. would have ddmOni>lcd utn ullt lHt
people lrerc not 10 be thus dapod
| will now bring this communication 10 a
cIosc. Is God Is ny witness the leading
desire OF my heart in soliciting your sullragcs.
is to be instrumental in doing some good 60
m, oppressed fellow citiz and 10 promote
the general welfare of The State. On all I'll
occasions, have not been backward in de-
claring my principles. My Wing camPetit-
ors. if they have any. have hid their lights
under a bu.hcl. | am neither. they are.
supported BY the Junto, nor the Office holders
at indianapolis. am under 40 secret
pledges TO support any man or set OF mon.
| shall look TO the farmers OF Maroon, OF
whose number | am proud TO stand, for ad-
vice and directions. To the mechanic, and
working men generally. / shall also look for
disintcrcstcd instructions. Treating all wili
the respect and attention their intelligence
and honesty merits. think can 90 INTO orr
/ Legislative Hall with intentions equal TO any.
in fNor OF the proSpcrit, OF the State. There
may be occasions during the next winter, IN
winch The voice OF the representative OF an
oppressed people may be necessary. Should
| be elected and my life be spared. my voice
Shall not be heard through moutli-picce or
another than myself. in behalf % your dearest
rights and dearest interests.
TO iniurc my election, mt views on TIC
subject OF the temperance reformation have
been most grossly n,rcprcscntcd. am OPP
posed TO ntcmpcrancc. but whenever an 81
fort has been made. by law. whether through
Il county board or Otherwise. 10 interfere. III
this particular. with the business or actions
of individuals. ! have ALWAYS been opposed
TO it. believing it to be an interference viii
personal liberty. which. as experience ha-
proved. would fail OF accomplishing any
good. have been Il well wi,hcr. viii
hundreds and thousand, OF my coun'nm'n
to the Washingtonian reform: but have OPP
posed the course of those who would pro
scribe men on the one hand for d alng a.
the grocery line. and on the other act VII
those who are cndcavoring to mi>rerrcsen
my sentiment. for party purpose.
Respectfully.