Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

This renders The election certain for the Democrats 90
the First Second and Third Districts. In the Fourth
District the returns are Yet incomplete; but there
strong probability ilal the wings are beaten here also
The Courier the following reflections the cleo
ton;
When reflect that in 1910 he wing carried tic
CITY New Orleans by upwards of 100 voesia their
majority for the legislative ticket last July more
an average than 3OO-tIa March last they elected the
present unpopular mayor by majority OF 3Fl-ihat Ia
April last they elected maorlies each Of the municipal
councils and the general council when we look back
upon events, the late result almost
prising rs gratifying. Some strong distinctive lines
drawn between the two parties ~ New Orleans
The highest for democratic candidate for the cs
isature gwen u General Lewis ~ July last. That
vote amounted to 1890 and about 800 lhnn
gwen several other gentlemen the same democratic
ticket II exceeded the given To- Mr. Barton. who
was on the ticket. bv lio. This fnct shows the
great personal popularity Of Gen l. DIT on Monday
last Mr. Barton received 1913 votes. which exceeds the
vote for Gen L. las year bv So, and shows maoriiieS
ranging from 81 Messr~. DeassIs. MuSson and
Hunt wing candidate for the legislature -i2 aud Vet
the whole vote Of last Monday (2>-j exceeds the whole
vote of last wear (2>5) by only % II l. PLAIN. from
these circumstances. that the democratic gam must be
very great Tor perhaps there not IN Tie Whole mon
democrat marked and uncomprom-ng IN ms poi'i-
cal opinions than Mr Barton, who has been more
ready to avow them all proper occasions.
great change effected IN men minds by the march
of political events among winch the suppression OF the
banks and the progress that making towards rcstora
ton of the the most conspicuous and eicc
These. combined
of our opponents have produced revolution m the po
tics of Louisiana which there Is to doubt. VIII
be permanent and place her credit and prosperity sta
bic foundations II X far from wish. AMID the eNiltl
ton of victory do any thing to wound the sen
sibties of adverse for many of whom we enter
tain The utmost kindness aud W. trust that they
will take good part that glance nj the condition
of things three years ago and compare with the pre-
sent In doing every must be a>ionisind M tn
immense odds with which the democrats OF that ia,
were obliged contcnd-sNteen banks. IN full operation
poriers aud watchmen the vast control winch TINS phl
ianx Of bank must have exercised over the conln
nifty IN n contest which they We're well aware, involves
their life death, aud consequently brought iorih ever
specics of Influence they could possibly resort t.; the
look at the fearful organization OF the State oiilrers al
arrayed seTTIed files against The democracy
Secretary Treasurer Judges from the highest To the low
est Sheriffs Consabcs. cachpoes 81 every grade: a
these aided by the weak and wagering among our "w
ranks men holding offices under Nr. Van Buren, i1gh
ened or duped neutrality by the too certain prose'
of change which threatened hem-,ake all these thing
together and Is surprising that party was able
make head against enemy well disciplined.
strong IN number powerful IN resources, and so dc
perate from the of the contest and tic cons
auences evolved IN 1t. The Democrats OF New oFl,a'
in $40 who their cause aud stood ny the
coors without hinching patriots worthy oi unierr
fled Rome when Iannbas cavalry were visible iro
her walls.
This retrospeciion will be useful a well CRAFTY il
10 our friends BY the admonitou 1t holds forth ncS
10 despair the republic, aud To compromise WI
opposite principles IN any possible situation oi hine
however lowering and frghtfu. y calm review OF ii
election of 1910 and of subsequent events may not
without ITS use also TO the Wings IL VIII teach the
al least to respect the intelligence aud PATRIOTISM OF it
counirymen-it Will teach them that this government
ours can safely and avaniageouly be administered on
the Of the Democratic Party-H VIII tea
them that j. madness for 81 of men TO think
conducting il on other syslemtha, they do dl>I
card the feelings and PreudIce~ Of the people they
iii the land with mISJru>i Suspicion and d>scn>on n
a, the first opportunity be hurled from their seats as
,.poran, too reckless, selfish 10 oculy them
vyh,, .a.,o,ze vii Indiana make ID their ~lltle
Rre,bren, Let Us. like them. make