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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

From ne Sriea. Mss Register, of Sept IL
DIED IA tins city. on Thursday evening Hon Ma
rn,SIrI Nrsr of Indianapolis, Indiana aged 81 Mr.
Wet native Of thus city, where his father sui
lives advanced age, ose of our few surviving
gsntemea Of The old sohoot Mr. West was graduate Of
lart ard University, of the class Of l-J1 Soon after
leaving ceilcge be engaged ~ commercial pursuits, aud
Tor MANY years was an enierprsns aud successful mer
chant Daring the latter OF is residence amongst
he took and prominent part IA political AZ
fairs lie fnlOy.d the confidence OF The General Gov
eminent aud appointed the Commissioners TOR
settling the claims under Tie treaty WIN Naples. la
ue year 10 hc removed hs family 20 indiana where
be- has been engaged IN agricultural aud
manufacturing pursuits aud been placed. by the appoint
men Of te Nsnona Executive. and by the sufrases of
his fellow szcs IN several offices of and dignity
For a year % more, the ealtb OF Mr. West has been
gradually declining By the advice of physicians he
reccutl, made journey 10 New Orleans, IN the hope
that tie softer AR =" the south might have healing in II
nf ihe disease that wasting him lie returned
ms he,e better and Immediately ont for tlIs
place. thinking that here. II any where, amongst his old
friends aud the he should gam renewal of
his vital strength. liz With great exerion he
reached his native place Du he only 10 di.. aud
leave hi- bones the burial place OF his kindred Be
meath the roof where he drew hs first breath he
beahed hS last surrounded ~ Of his family with
struggle peacefully. pleasantly, like the going out
OF lamp when the last drop Of "il = CONSUMED
Nr Wt-f had strong points ct character. lie
W.. naturally lguiuco and independent; thought,
IN spce h. and M acfou-cnergeiic bold. and enhu-ias
tic In The ,iei~sudes Of business and The heats of
political Ike others of such Temperament
and character. he made himself enemies. But even
these VIII couccde him the possession of many
mani, qualities. aud be disposed 10 attribute Wat they
regard n ms errors ntirmy OF Judgment, rather
than o obquIiy of heart
Ia prir0fe life. having well furnished mind. great
powers Of conversation and courteous Manners Mr.
W., se-i~red himself highly agreeable 10 those who
scd hi~ confidence and friendship
IN dgmfsnc life. where the real character ALWAYS dis
closes Itself he worthy example In conduct
towards his faIl, he mingled courtesy with the tender
oi love Ills home always a happy retreat To
HIM. he had hi hare ia making II lie bore
himself b,i',rc hi household with that even dignity
which inspires respect and with that consancy of alice
tion wkieh J. The bond of peace His afflicted widow
(,v brrravc made familiar with srIet) and
adcciionaie children will long and deeply mourn him
not. however, IL their end- assured, with uu-
coinortcd Sorrow. His aged father who leaned upon
the strong Of his son will how his head beneath
this blow not. 1t hoped, IN that unbceVing dr>pond-
cncy which weakness aud fear. but that Christian
resignation which Is strength and peace.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

q e.srs..
To The Peopis Of hdiana, and tier

sfnfdtfreS
Jniappiiv, vctinzed bv parfv-,pirit aud discipline,
and Jnnius, and saunders and Deception since -}l u"
Office has been held bx DINING HAT 'us and event
fu period. the cheering al Republican D"r"cfaci
ia The amplitude OF her genial rays. has shined but too
fainily upon noble aud abused Indiana. lnnioriS r.
deemed she free and IN the hands o her iIrHdS
The grave aud solemn inquiry pressed upon
shall tIosc who III BAH for tlelr country and
their State interest be- made the recipients 81" enough
o the abused political power 10 insure Wholesome r.
fprm Knowing my-cli Ia bc caief victim Of a lac
tion> Juntp> action and the ct It's origin. the
people of Indiana respectful, requested 10 suggest
their Senators aud Representatives. The expedcncy N
eccins President If the State Bank. the place ot
Samuel Mers,ii The oi.e good enough Tor me. #
good enough for the office. THIS = the soul OF ire
mendous money power of the State, prolific of good or
owl With Others grand firm. and effective reform
particular ia the Bank, demanded bs the public
voice aud interest that change the Institution from
the pr.inninance OF dvislual public interest IL
VIII be monopoly of f., orii~in. aud not impair
tia State institution. dispensing ~ hcue ie'n> I" the
whole people, like the dev- o Heaven. un:'i the public
IS greater an the individual power All questions Is
10 men aud principles aside the support aud ciura"n oi
a large and Iel p~> family. frankly c"tcedrd. are
not the least Inducements Ia this request Of State which
icpmmenred than twenty as"e ius
trust. acceptable monuments al uiirsa action
THIS card. ] publish ia The paper. and each Senator
and Repre-s NATIVE viii please consider It addressed
personally, himself. and they viii be mailed, post
PAID with the proner them.
Respectfully, Yours, &c JAMES b. RAY.
Sept. 18th, I-i3
PosrscgiPr-'rhis step i taken subject 10 the gud-
OF friends. RAY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
Natsonis Eauyensiors.

We End the following IN the Philadelphia PrnnsNlVa-
man There j. "a rli-ake ia the vote of Ohio ONO
.i.S 2 ioal VOTES. and Will be entitled To that MUM
Der of votes IN the National Conv eniinn and from all
can learn hey viii all be for MIR Van Buren with
aunauinty exceeded perhaps by any other state ~
the Union Tins viii add vote, 10 the calculation
made nv the Democratic Hickory Club Of Piladcipi
Fh" estimate of the Club gives II IN Ohio Mr.
Van Buren,. and to all Others We do know upon
what data the estimate made. hat IT - clearly error
from every expression Of public opinion have in
or State Dim SaffsmQu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
From n. glo,miag,an Pos,. SEPT. ..

News having been received of the death of tie Hon.
NATmANiEL Wksr, TRUSTEE of Indiana University a
meeting OF the Students held the Oh pei this
ning. pursuant notice. d. notion Nr. stewart was
called the chair, and Mr. Head appointed Secretay-
The oIrci of The meeting having been explained,
M-~sf~. NcKelvy. Hendricks and Gvaihnev a
pointed committee draft resolutions expire sive If the
feelings If the meeting. Thr following report re-
ceived and adopted -
WmHnrAs we have received information If the death
If the Hon. Nathaniel West. Trustee Ut Indiana Uni
,ersly aud a worthy member of 'cieiy, th"r fore
Rcsoived, Thl, ~ the ath of Mr. West the interests
of the Indiana University lave lost able and efficient
advocate AID The Institution worthy friend
Rossircd, That IN his death the community at large
has good member and the State of Indiana of
her brightest ornaments.
Re,ef,e ed That ssmpathizc with the friends of the
,lecelS, IN their Irrepnrahe loss.
Rrsol,ed. that the usual badge Of mourning
for rhiry DAYS.
Resofred That copy of he proceedings of this meet
ing signed By the President and Secretary be published
IA the eonin-ton P5s apI the DE- npcrat, and that
copy he TO the iriends Of the deceased.
NM. STEWART, PTcs'.
WM II. HAN. Scct'ry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

GnEtr DtsrIrf RIO. - BiHvG>cHaH. E~cLeNn-
\ letter from BrHIls IN. IN tie Loit1u { r'ai o.
siv's SD account 81 the de-'uIon prevailing - that
neghboihaod. The Ch,nlh,r Of Commerce he'd
ing lake consideration tie alarming .: ill.,
eoUn =. To tie question how axe tie io'r rl-.ir-
el-hl. d. they I've p the reply that tles c.u'd
h-rdis - -aa Z, .ise Try we're completely va,ti
of The earth ir want Of food; thy were d.g becoming
HnGtie IL ssork fcon eTcess-e iceatess. b ire he,
could commence the eiui YER gel u ~
DIR them ip'd One man pot 70 work hal hsId.y can-
rlenced his labor n fell down. from week
nc-s. srd died in tso heur- afer. al condition Il
tAings, There enough food rong IA warehouse.
to sapply with leniy these AIRING Thousands II une-
ee,safy restrictions upon trade d not prevent ,A hl.
~ ioi,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
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~ Paw rIrire qulsiefi.. 90 sdtar'-- .
rar fltffr spht f'fir - fi.fif'f - - Van
Nltcun}. 40 e...- r., ist 'att - $500. -. .'f ei ~
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

nrMocRATIc mIckoRY an.

At stated meeting of the Club held the usual place
til" Globe Inn pursuant To public notice, September o
1913. II was
RcsOred. Tint the following statement of The e>iiat-
ed result of the which viii be gwen IN the APP
proa hing National Convention by the Democracy of the
States orally named be published for the informant n
OF republican hrcren-the same being derived ilon
the information received nv this Association ol the IL
nf the democratic party general, throughout tie
Union. and being as we believe entitled to fall conf
dcnce:
Wy EInTN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

.Er fagersoFs TiHdicatioH ef GcHerat JaeksoH The
Washlngton Globe publishing from day To day able
examination Of fine imposed '.rncrs Ja"ks"n II
New Orleans by 4 ingsrsoll, of Pmeselphla, com
pri-Ing detailed narrative of the circumstances under
which ~ was imposed In ! drawn up with all the ee-
quence aud energy II Nr ingers,li> best manner II :
expected that the work Will be published IA more
permanent form.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

The Wings of he Fifth Congressional District. Of
New Jersey have nominated I'm Is. X nney. editor of
the Newark Daily Advertiser their candidate for Con-
gre-s
The whc- Of Gcorgs have nomin ted the Hon. \. III.
Chspp. Of Bbh for the vacancy occasIoned by the
rna, on Of the Hon. John Lamar IN Congress
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

H. os,en howes.r the fate Of a clamor got up f,r
r,y n,r,oses that continued Long after Il has he
- ,,,.i r,,lcu ously senseless. The Who was
,,l.vea 10 laugh at the first representation OF Gold
,h' con, ,ly Of >Ae Stops Conquer. after he had
t.l :. several Of IL lokes successfully. and car
- 10 hons. with hun. - laugh AZ passages IN
nh ,hefe was 10 joke. Party often find them
m similar predloament-once IN the habit Of
pea,.nr CERTAIN or'es and caiehworts, they know not
rbere 10 s,op.-.N J. Post
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

Language tor ae Damj.-C I Taylor writes to the
Ille Wing thai TIE Rev NJ Anderson, c"I oak
Grove kentuckv, ha> d,SroN erred method by which he
can teach the deaf anc Dumb Ia rad aud speak \
deaf boy who had under h ui'irn bat fus months
wa .xasnned in the presence If MIR Tasi"r and u
found that he read yer, correctly aud pronounced d.
inciis words Of s,llablrs u usual Tor n'Ge> -
make slacnaiionS indicative Of fear hope. pleasure
pam and surprise. and from is. Nr Anderson Is said
a. ha.o disco, cred language tor the Dumb.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

JrnGr TEsr.-Ii 10 sometimes important 10 public men
and To tartes that the position Of public should De-
src,r,,rv understood We notice that 1T tae IA
,et. IN GIVING The election OF this strict put
;ulre r,.t down tn Democratic, tie wings
"a, INN the loco candidate. Tne dem had
c,naid,te Judge Fest his own book. irdc-
-. dent or Tv-r he -aid the stump "a ifri ~
az q c,nsrrv e'-csndiiaie He Independent Of
n nar,ies egfcen. with precisely. The de nocr,'s
having no candidate gene:aly voted for him. rssEl-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

Anwfn,nLr SE>rIMK~r-Nr Van Buren,. in hi-
Indiana letter said Ny aud lretecsps however
-uh.rlnaic Importance shal never be- al Tie disposal
sol any person whatever for The purpose creaiue ds.
direction ar division in the Democratic party. Evrs
attempt e., that purpose whsne>er and ~aee-
ev,r rlsdr. shall he arrested hy interference NV
part. alike prompt and decisive. Tbs -h"ud be he
sentiment man. locai we'll general Ip,,-
ties Who t-les u the character of a respectable
cc--ful politician. The ambitions man. who allows hi-
name or pf.tei-ios be- pushed cxpesr nf haf-
mon, ant union among his political friends aud AZ The
NIX 1T di-organlzt aud defeat h- party.
well retire earl, The field I'd hang hs political harp
upon tie viovs The man who best aud hi-he.i
amongst h. p !iiical friends l. he whose ~l,c..woei
luton. Cancellation - fDenial Concessions, every
lhing Tor the Cause, nothing or Men -Dsfroa Free
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

Darn, SUDDENLY, on Saturday evening las, Jaws ".
~N,ru ,rpl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
COMMUNICATIONS.
Pre- ~idency Of ,isc s,atc Bank.

MEssHs. CH.Fs,~ G-You vii know emuiy num-
Der ol your subscribers. bth aud OF Id annapolis
by Inserting your paPsr. voice frin "oto
CL.Hz. the SUI -ci OF the Presidency Of sac state
Bank. which you will find in The La. number OF me
Southern Tadaaian"
Although JUICE Morrison would b. ineligible. accord
ing to the rule prornulsed by your brother SeHH'
Of Fort Wayne and echoed by tie Ls~reneesursh u a.
con-, and which regret Is partially Endorsed BY
youfselvcs-he beng citizen 4 the pro-crihei "loraI
ty.-it that there - leas,
ton of the State land iha, ioierby den ocfa'c our)
that will ohahy act upon liberal sentiment put
forth another pr, your arele the subject, and
waich because jusness aud paint ad feriineaey.
big leave to quote II Is this: III Legislature.
selecting incuhen,s for the Office, be flled win
ter should be fortunate select the WY, ~
mater from ala, qaarfe, II tie S.1fs fty may
CHE italics mine) and ,cLo wH faithfully and
haesiy dselrge their d.fies, tie profte ,ea be salts
fsd"
Believing with "orn cI.nk" ,ha, Judge Morrison is
sGch man. be permitted most hcaril, 10 unite ia
what believe he the general wish Of tie Dem lcrary
in these parts.-sAich Is t!.at he may be appointed.
DEMOCRAT.
From IKE Ssutaern Iadi1nian SPIT -.
Mn. Enirou: Among The Important stations 10 be Fl l.
ed by the Legislature< IA that OF President Of the
Bank. an without any dI-.sragement 70 the p'eet
occupant. the OF ths rspeeuul, suggests jams
MoHWI-o~. Esq. suitable person 10 ill tn appoint
II the highest grade OF legal atiaInm'
qusnc-If financial skIil-an u1Impea,hltle character
ani integrity quaii. oss. then does tir Moriso
possess claims surpassed 10y the state. MIR Mr.
TIspn long resided this couaty.' well known To the
people n "a has friends who would be- raiie!
by his -eie' the oi,c, and our k'prscnlatts
would ~, oul, -ub-er,e the ub bat also
IN h;s teha!f OLD CLARK.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

A Uorfhy .lan-One Who screws the widow and
orphan out their Iaa because his Just DUE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

Tas WHrG Co>vrNrto> ~ GrnnEiA. trough = CONF
mi,ise If which Esrrcn chairman. ht, issued
nm address. the people ot hu state If e. l-usi a. 81
some matters state policy. the Adde'S takes uq ic t.
living national topics rs involving important be-
tween the great political parties Il The ceu trs tic
,,ufr: the 1T the Prcsjcn'i, veto the iat
li-hment a Bank of thc tnfd STATES; The distribution
81 the proceeds at the SAILS 81 the pubic lands The
conven,s,n ha< frcou-derci. aud with
nmits c-'irn,d The uonlnhlian Of Henry Clay Jf the
office OF chici Magistrate Of the Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

Missing
Noics-i3- necessary to make choice
HENRY HORN, President
Geo W Dohacri. Secretary.
philadcph pima. 5th September. 1913
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
The Ss.o,,c and he Precedence.

The follow ~ i one IF the Globes best mos, patriotic
frank and ingenious editorials tie jec Of The
Presidency. II says:
The Globe among The list Democratic presses ia
the union urge the Institution f national convent -
produce union OF ierlug ud concert Of action ~ The
Dem"cra'ic piriy on the great question II the sdcnry
" III the shfce which have been held. The ;is.ie has
mos, rii,y co-eperalcd la cserN ihng and 1t naw
stands pledged Ia support the nomination Il the furth,
NJ matter who the fortunate man may he. And 1t j.
subject Of ,ongraiula'ioa w,h thai bright
nansS enrolled ~ ihe ID inncr cy # The jnnn b.
submitted The convention. Thi- coniers dignity aud
up the TO " anrcIpa ION. which
had b,foe. When such refer their i'el
claims the before the people The convention
that the derls'n not BE- drawn IN the Uouse-
where the representative 81 thousand men weighs
down the of hundred thous,ni-vc have proof
that with Democratic nva~ their patra ism greater
than their ainhi There J. not one ot them who
would d. h"nor to the Presidency - hest dNs.
and who would mol now If 4 from the degradation into
which has fallen. Mr calhoun's talent Tor adm us
traiu; his Geuus FIR discussion his historic renoNn,
Governor Casss early soldier hls we'll 'ers,d
abilities IN every branch 81 the public service, fr''sr
AM domestic his high literary stiaiumgis tn.onel
Johns ms sirong popular understanding; his energy
business his forty wears labor Tor ,hc public his ga
Ianiry aud scars; Nc. Buchanans exalted Senatorial
powers exhibitng each Display the varied KNOWLEDGE
the profound Judgment. md the lofty feelings which
becomes a statesman his devotion To the with
which he Is Identified. and that Of his state. winch
c.ics her own peculiar claims with hun; Mr.. Van liu.
,sns well tired worth. surpassed any thing that
becomes the Chef Eas,s;racy by 81 his competitions
one who redeemed his state from Federalism dueine the
war md b. giving 10 ~ mighty strength turned
the trc cans England IN tie North one who los the
side II General Jackson in the bate political struggle
delivered tn. Government from the double thTi"n "i
an Ad,ms ard bank dynasty with such an array 81
candidate. who had proposed 20 await the arbitration ct
the national con,enilon wMcut expressing even pr,i
c,encc Tor any OF our es11mf Ii ne power had been
with ~ ~ say wha should .sanjdi'c of patty
such il the state 49, re'a'''"s with all oi
,h., AMI -uet The U. ~ winch only
br pro, 4, fly weighed byonI tes at the Democracy
from every -ee'os ss&s' neither have decided
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-28

CLIFTON AND BUSHY FOREST FOR SiLE.-aving DE-
= t'rnined ~ rcEovr Il the is, al Missouri "irf 'W sue
Farm, C!on, IN ir county Ma,,ws, four nieS above
the Cont house, containing hundred acres sias w
QueenS Greek, atos ai 4 nile iinm TIE
There il framed dwelling, wnh six rooms ana esf'
kitchen, AMI ali necessary OUT houses, IN sooi tH 'e n'
is IS cribs situated IN The creek WIFI
aud take grain with perfect
There ais" stables aud sheds ,r the W
horses. The FISH oysters may lie au W
and wild fowl Of various kinds abound on ana he' e
shall be generally III home un,h Aa@'' a", ~
showing The Farm any gentleman who may WISH 10 i
also offer my Farm nsIy Forest sale, lying on Back fivef
in The county Of Elizabeth City, miles Fcm Hampton ah 10
did Point Como-conaning. by an old survey oci
The Ovceers house, Nv" nirhS sancS'
and all other necessary Tie arabic ana Wen ada'
ed 10 corn wheat and small grain and ab"u i acres ere
~ o,ir,nai growth aud IL as GOOD Virginia Mr.
James Vaughn, who lives the neshaoIo"d @l trea wh
any persoa may wish purchases and my manager irr
viii rake Measure in nn vey small portion o.:
-, u, he .;.cn ~, IN, balance IIuULDER uUDGiAS.
,,.,rI1 llf-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-28
FOREIGN.
THREE WEEKS LATER rsoM EUROPE.
FaE;sir Extracts, by tie siesmr- Cs'smb'a.


sc Creditors, who have advanced their money 10 The
ePucatihg States OF tnis Unnn have addressed strong
memorial on the subject 10 Mr. Everett The American
Hiinisfr III London, with request that it may he for
waded 10 the PRESIDENT for presentation 10 Congress
and to the drren. State Legislatures. The memorial
advances every possible argument for the maintenance
OF the credit of the States, and shows truly enough
The almost 'rIetrievable injury which the American
credit has sustained in Europe through the dishonesty
OF the States which have repudlated Ii has received
great number OF signatures The most striking pas
sage relates IL the stralened pecuniary circumstances
Of the majority of the sufferers which we cub oin-
Livery true American, every homes. aud rght-hearted
man, must deslre 10 see SO lonl stain wiped from the
escu cheon OF his country The fact that in the money
markets of Europe The American credit is lower than
that OF any other Government ought to stimulate Every
true citizen TO endeavor restore The national
to It's former elevated position. The following is an
extract from the urmorial:
"An Impression, we understand, prevails very gene
rally amongst Jour people, that their creditors IL ais
Country are, IN great measure, Of large fortunes
10 whom failure IN their securities can occasion hut
little Inconvenience. Even If such were the clse IL
would, IN our vew al the matter, furnish no ground
tor any departure from tho ordinary obligations Of rood
faith In fact however, though there may h. T. few
amongst i'll more aluent circumstances vet by far
the larger portions o! persons the middle rank
of l'r'oficers hall pay--sup crannuated CLERKS
retired ttadesmen living OH small means-ayed spin
sters widows and orphans, many of whom have ~.
vested their al in the purchase of your securities at
high prices and depend for their suhsis.a ncc,
some even for their daily bread, the good .4i of
yonr people
The hurricane on the 18th ultimo was lerribis ts :
sirucve to life and prcperty-indeed IN this lcspec,
whou, parallel in the history o. the mercan; lc ms
rne of Great Britain 1t has already been asce.taoed
that $50 vessels and 49, lives lost during that
dreadful storm, appears by the following table,