Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20

capitalists Of New England a conviction be forced up
them when last here that they cannot succeed IN
keeping up tie tariff tension 10 the point has been
forced t.. and that sound expedieucy aud eulghten
ment Of slfintcrcs demand liberal concession that
shall place their less exclusive, but. at the
same time, hrmer and less luctustng basis Mr.. Web
sier tells in language they cannot mistake, that,
they all they will lose all, and that they mas,
concce much in order to retain any This Is esrsg of
the "prohbi,oD wrappers eiiec,uaiy than we a-
pretended Mr.. Webster would ever do
Il little that. after long following the
lead OF Mr. Cliy on the american System and a ma
uonal bank upon both If which Mr. Webster originally
opposed the he back to his
old starting point aud stands decty the way of his
great rsa when Mr Clay sought TO get rId of the cob
soete idea Of pohibtory duties by the compromise Mr.
Webster opposed him, aud chung discriminating and
exclusive tariff. He takes a stride much beyond the
compromise. and falls back upon the ground which he
stood when MIR Clay first brought out has American
system. THIS movement must bring Mr.. Clay either 10
oppose Mr. Webster to oppose himself, and the Clay
wings have got either abandon their favore or take
the gauntlet which Air. Webster has thrown down his
Baltimore speech The Massachusetts, wings who nomi-
mated Clay aud Davis viii iHd themselves IN somewhat
a kward position. their convention the 18th OF June
next and either back out from Clay and Davis aud
come cut virtually for liberal system Of trade or
they cling Clay and high tariff and take their chance
with the tendency there will be IN their ranks TO fall
with the opinions Of VI. Webster The length of the
Durnsy which the Atlas undertook perform, achieve
the Clay and Davis to be mmeasuraby
increased by this movement and we know where
their political pcdrstrianism find resting place
la the meantime cannot but be apparent all tina,
the concessions now made the democratic doctrines will
place them irum hanty ia the ascendant, whatever
become OF the who making the concessions.
The bank and the high tariff which the last panks of
Hamtonan federal policy TO which the wings
have chung their Harrison ship, with her cargo If
hard cider and skins, went TO the bottom,
pulled from uder them by their strongest and their
only chance of escape from utter drowning Is the life boat
Of commerce which Mr.. Webster is padding towards
ITEM We shall whether they will Jump in leaving
Clay 20 down alone whether they will have fight
upset the boat and all 60 down together. The
OF the democracy becomes more important as ITS success
easy Of achievement. We are bound 10 APP
prove principle wherever meet 1t and no matter from
what great measure like the interchange
Of the produce and manufactures of the old and
world terms OF far reciprocity, 1t democratic
and such will meet the cordial cooperation of all
democrats bat the question Of the hands whom the
democracy will cOnGde the great trust Of carrying out IN
detail the measures based these principles stands
tircy independent. aud upon its merits. The
eminent aud ever among who have maintained
these principle, through evil as we'll through good
port, will find il in the end. that 1.-THE people
abandon public servant laboring in their cause.