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

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BklDbEPORI, JrSE u, lr33.
NEssRs. COOK sxtSrrEs II they writing you
from other places IN relation the speaking of Candidates
and the approaching election. Last Thursday Gov Bigger
visited village and made speech, giving his
relation 70 an As umptIon Of state Debts by General Co
vcfnment-if views they called where refuses
o. give hrs opinion merely telling the people
the matter and complaining Of his competitor FOR
costing plan q pay foreign debt suggesting plan
and being afraid q recommend H. whit better than
plan az all lie also dwet for che
aud policy Of High Protective Ta told that Massa-
ohuetts bought oriytNo and half millions # dollars
worth Of produce and hence duty bound 10
tain The eastern manufacturers IN as high pes as they
might choose AK HIS last topic the cut
and obsolete subject Of United states Bank HIS speech
was mainly occupied IN reading extracts i.o" smiths
pamphlet such the opinions Of leading Democrats many
years not al al applicable 10 tie existing state Of
things lie concluded ~ urging h' poverty and has large
family, although am told he has but child; the large
fortune Of BIS competitor and the henou Of hs beng
unmarried hoping he had done harm while M
Office might continued f1r another term. although
he elected 1870 me Term principle"
NJ Bolton Candidate 1r Representative. a.kei leave %
make i,N remarks, tut suggested that rehc
= b. competitors present be should defer max
speech unid they could be with him. lie aeca'ngy left
appointment three ocl1ck yeseIdty, with
Nii4ti0n foI al other Cautiiates 10 be present.
On yesterday large number of citizens from tbs and
Hendricks counties attended Mr. Bolton commenced his
remarks by gving las views ~ relation - state pcs be
favor Of making every effort 10 wipe out OF existence
tie treasury notes ciroulson and restoring the cur
Tcrcy, speedily posi- e, 10 circulating med un, equal
all times 4 gold and silver lie opposed Tepndiaiion,
with the exception II bonds fos which received
consideration lie was m favor Of reducing the wages 4
memter 10 two dollars per day, and the general expeud
Of Government oue-thd. This he believed would lie
right considering tho low prices which the farmer
peie to sell h produce. aud although the last Legislature
hal failed a. make this deed reform, II elected. hs best
efforts would be used 10 accomplish the object. After
noticing number of other questions Of State policy he pro-
ceeied, speech of considerable length. the
arguments OF GOV Bigger the leading To- Of his speech
ami by liberal quotations from many Of the warmest
poers Of Genoral auison including the opinions OF the
General himself placed these questions very different
light that which they had been exhibited by the
Governor. al admitted that the Gsveinors arguments II
not tie Governor himself. Were effecuay used NJ.
When Mr b. had concluded, Mr. Brumded, the independ-
~n Whig Candidate TOstTun
Mr Bolton efectualy FOR hrs long speech, need
the Whis nominees for Representative whom he de>i
mated 10 be the candidates of Dr. Motheheai member Of
The Morris Royal Family Lawrence VI Vance, whom he
treated broker and shaver Mr.. Davidson
The son-ni4w Of Gov. Noble, the who takes
the muskets, and other small matters Sc sc
This the committee which he aIi had nominated tho
by authority candidates the part If the Wings aud he
considered they had been given wink,
understood that they would support Tie men now Office al
indianapolis who had been hanging # them fo Tn,
last fifteen the royal family OF included lie
had been addressed by thi Wing Committee early The
spring for the purpose Of inducing him abide decision
Of the Wing Convention 20 which be returned reply bu
his contempt Beerine
haze been Packef the pun pose If sustain
fng certain oc,rs If The Bank and Royai fiy
frthr. get principle
office and other officers he concluded 10 come before n,
people independent candidate aud when he
has politics, he invariably told the people he Ame
citizen Mr.. BTumhed told, the b
and law partner Of Oliver H. Smith
When Mr. Brumheld was through. Mr.. Harsi. mounted
the box, and said that the Harrison patty favor
rotation Office, and he still IN favor Of rotation m
office, although he supporter Of Gov Bigger
elected on the one term pncple) aud should % fo
rotation Office unless 0fherrtse instructed lie said he
thought the long nded speeches OF the gentlemen
goodone of them had travelled Washington aut
back several times. and round the world lie did believe
single vote would be cha uged by them. lie had reve
heard but political speech before the county
by Col Dick Johnson lie wa, opposed TO lower
the of memtes that had been tired wi,hou
effect winter for Of werng them the, la
been rai-cd by refusal take treasury notes, IL lein
late the meeting Adjourned. r.