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

Our mise Governor BIsoKa, in his speeches at various
places. has nsanced the License tar with view to con-
vince the people that the pay
tar 1t is somewhat disgusting be obliged reply
such foolish argument; but since Gov Bigger puts
low estimate upon the inelligenc Of his Wing admir-
ers and the people generally. shall endesvor
that disgust. He tells is hearers that they
but at that the dnker of the grog does pay
the license because it is only ftp drink any how,
aud the has TO be paid by the seller Of his
ceipts.
Now readers know that the Washing ,onians here
have recently proposed to discuss the question of he pro-
Peiy of repeaLng all license laws, the effect of which
would be TO leave the trade perfectly free and unrestric
ed But do the people know what all Coffee house
keepers say to the proposal, by which they would be
leased from paying the license. which Gov Bigger
comes out Of their own pockets
OF course, if what Gov Bigger says is true you will
suppose they highly pleased with the proposition of
the Washingonians, by which they will escape the
No such thing! Astonishing as i. may appear Gov.
Bigger, every Of them object the repeal and
they would rather pay the license than not. What p
they would rather pay the license than not, before he had
committed so silly bunder
They would have told him, Why Governor, you
sat that you can't the advantages of this to
Are you "green" to think pay it, without,
responding profit Do you not that the effect Of the
tax is to to partial monopoly of al the trade
And do you not that if did enjoy this monopo-
y, and that If the trade open all, should a
once lose half cus,om Do you not also see if the
trade entirely unrestricted that every Loaer
would set up "doggery.' and that should only
lose customers but that very the price Of greg
would fall to three cent nPper instead of remaining
a "ip drink 7"
Why Governor Bigger, if you "saft and
green as to suck all this, you may be fit for Wing
Governor but dang tons you are keen enough
for successful Grocery keeper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Look Out.

\ certain Coon, not notorious for his moral
or political honesty, asserts that he has got
sir men to vote the Wing ticket. (thcy not
being legal votcrs.) and that their votes shall
90 into the ballot box, if there has to be a
fight. We shall watch ihe lark; and as he
expressed a desire to have us logged. VIC pro-
mise he shall have a chance. if challenging
either of those votes, should we see them
offered, will have a tendency to bring it
about. And we would just intimate, that
being known, he is strictly watched.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
The Journal. yyI,i.g<ey Lie

We understand that Willis Smher one Of the person,
who signed Barneits lying statement about the wlskey
at Bethel has declared, he that statement i'm
PRINT that is different from what he understood it to be
when II was read to him and that The statement as
printed Is not true TO his knowledge This shows to
what credit the statement is entitled The parties were
humb"gsed by Barnett, though doubt some of them
would sign any lie which would injure a Democrat, or
help along WLiggery.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Feels lbasi..7cgy.

81 never saw -nGc discouraged ia my life .'-Shpp.
"Mac hasjust returned from Of political obser-
'a,ion The above remark. overheard by our reporter
Christopher sly. shows how the land lies and in what
fororn state Of mind Mac returns These Wing bah
bers ought not to talk loud They will be apt to be
overheard BY the Locos sho are wide awake about these
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
WhifcomL'. Pamphlct.

The Vermont newspapers. have commenced repubish-
ing Mr.. WhItcomb's Facts for the People" We have
also had orders for copies from leading in other
States. who had it in paper. This high and
deserved compliment to the genius, ability and industry
Mr.. Nhcomb There must nevertheless be a number
Of our people who have yet read the pamphlet,
but who should do so. We have a large number Of the
second edition hand which would be glad dis
pose Of at the Of printing. Who will take them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Growing iu French.

The following is from The Baltimore Patriot, leading
Wing Paper:
CRowI>G.-The Loco Focos in New Orleans cro.-
ing in French very much their victory the recent
elections The French side Of the Courier has the fol-
lowing
GLoRItVx TRIoNPHE,
Cocorioo CoooreorO COcoricOJO 600 s0-0b -
Immediately after this the picture Of Chicken
cock Ii Is had enough to I've beaten but be crowed
in French Is be endured II get
Their chance for Growing shall call IN the and Of Of
German friends and give 1t to them IA high Duich.
We doubt if Growing in German would be more music
al to the Patriot than Growing French for the Ger
will muck far Whigsery
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Have YOU heard from New OrIean..

tood news ana true
The Wings have got their - pork and BEANS
The Locos gave them "goss and greens
perfect Waterloo.
The difference between hard cider and the sober second
thought shown in the congressional election
In 1910 the three municipalities of the city New
leans gave 2jel votes and the Coon MAJORITY was l.9
In the election of members of Congress
the whole number of in the city 22s5 and the
Democratic majority Is Ga net gain of 2i2
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Farmers Of lndiIna..LOOk Below.

The following is from New York Locofoco paper.
II explains WHY the Iocofocos oppose a Tariff 1t Is
because they dread The WEST!
Give your answer the Polls.
1.-The boundless west upon ~ This as IN OIL Lead.
Copper, Provisions and Flour. Wool he grown
cheaper the Western prairie at dollar and quarter
acre, than Eastern hills at ten dollars meadows
at fifty hundred. We shall grow wool fat pork.
Dig lead, and shall grow hemp for The word.
Tariff IJr7O PROTECT Us .fG.fLNST THE
TEST. IS ,chat farmers uantt THE ENEMY
Is BEHIND U.s."
UJThe above appears in the Journal Of the 2sth.
The publication OF such paragraph in Wing paper
is act of barefaced impotence unparalleled Ii shows
the extremely low estimate which Barnett places upon
the intelligence aud common Of the Wings. He
hes doubt when he says the quoted paragrs is from
as he asserts High Tariff And for What reason does il
advocate it. Why SHUT THE WEST FROM A
MARKET. WHICH THIS TARIFF ADVOCATE
WISHES TO MONOPOLIZE FOR THE EAST -,
And this is reason, according TO the Journal why
should help the Eastern Tariff and help shut
protect them against the West" because they dread the
West and the Journal calls Western men to help
them and supposes them fools enough do it, because
ii cries out Looofocoi Are the Wings such fools
10 be blind TO gross attempt humbug them with
their eyes wide opeH If they for goddess sake
and shall be tempted believe that Barneus estimate
of their gulbily much the truth than we are
now inclined to suppose.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Will yoU do il!

Will you vote Tor Henry Clay by voting
for the indianapolis Junto's candidates, Big
ger, Bradley. X Coz You will find the
name of Henry Clay in every Journal. a a
Candidate Tor the Presidency: and every
vote given to the Wing Candidates. goes to
support Clay. Remember this.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
4 Sharp Hit.

We have seldom seen an open-mouihed Coon better
hat off, than In the following from the Delphi Oracle
There certain Coon IN tins town " ho has been
already twice skinned bv the Democracy of old Carroll
and who married less than wear arc " ho makes !,
hs business To abuse MIR Whicoub by way Of Dragging
ms boy, only child, for old He Savs
that when s boy l. two years old, # be can't make
better argument than the big gun Of locoocoi.m h n
fog him. Foracgrd child, thar g"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Wave the Light.

MAJOR ihonas Henry, representative the Legislature
mississippi. IRON hInds county. who elected
W h'g. has declared himself IN long and able address.
published IN the Ml'.ssppisn opposed to all the lead ny
measures advocated BY the present Clay leaders So II
goes, oil over the eounuy No honest man, who under.
stands Clay Whssery correctly, can 60 for it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

Coos EIAarIr.-The Legislature Of New Hamp
shire adjourned The lsi inst, after Of twenty
I'VE days; having passed sIysix acs and refusing to
pass great many Tie Granite State is too tho
roughly Democratic 70 tolerate long sessions the
hers attend to the business Of their constituents and when
that done, they 60 home Is ate nd to their own
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Betting.

How does Barnett get along ia Persuading Method
bet on the election How d they relish his rio'
ejaculation that he ''sssrlf BET EVEN IF HE STOOD
On THE THRESHOLD OF HEAVEN 49,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

We desire friends in every county the State send
the results ofhe election their respective counties
possible after the election ia We wish them
TO be correct possible, and TO bear in mind that
the 'hern the will they be
furnished with the grand result.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Fatal Accident.

VA Friday morning last, Mr.. Littleberry Roachs horse
ran away with the attached and IN turning threw
MI H. out lie was carried into house near by but he
died IN few minutes HIS neck was disIocaed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

The Greencasile Vister is verg much alarmed a, our
appeal to the Democrats watch the Ballot Boxes NJ
wonder. Ii they had been properly guarded IN Putnam
County last year. the result the Senatorial election
might have been different
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Meeting at afee!,c,-

WIN. J. Brown and A. +. Morrison will address the
citizens OF Franklin township at New Bethel on Thurs.
day the 81 day Of August.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Clay or (a>s.

Whom do the IIoosicrs prefer, Clay or
Cas-? Every vote given for Bigger and
Bradley. goes 20 support Clay. This is even
so. and no Wing will gainsay it. Let the
people choosa then with discretion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Tickets.

Every County and every neighborhood in the State
should be prepared with plenty of Democratic tickets in
season. Have them ready. and tina, they genuine
Look oUt for spurious tickets printed by wings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

II sWhg candidate to be az much Of a drunkard
as Chamberlain Is, II would be proclaimed and reiterated
in every part Of the ds,rlct.-.>orthpn Indiaaion.
Did Tom Basset hear Of such Wing Candidate
as David Wallace Ex-Governor Of Indians, and EI-
Wing Congressman Those who live in glass houses, =
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

0TThc next and last number of the Coon
Skinner will be DEFERRED until we OBJ
tain the Result of the Elcction-possibly two
or three weeks.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Dead

SAMUEL Howe SnYDrH, late Of Indiana died at Mar
seiIes' france, on the 10Th Of May last Mr. Smy 9th
was known TO many of cilizens
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

'One vacancy
+Four vacancies which will be filled t the annual
election OF the 18th November.
Showing thus far Wing loss Of 81, and Democratic
gain of 20 Democratic majority thus far IN the ncrt
Congress FIFTNTWO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Carriage, o? wagons
French BANKS.

In late money article Of the y. Y Herald. find
The following facts IN relation tie Banks Pans and
tie French law affecting those institutions:
" There but two JOINT stock bauks in Paris
NJ: the Bank of Fance aud that II I.aitie * Go
Hence II Is supposed that the bank will have broad
field for operation. The shares of thousand francs
each -sls7 So and VIII bear arabic interest IF
per cent payable September Goth, which nav be IL
creased t. per toe made up from the reserve
fund IN the dividend should not weld sufficient fr
the purpose including the interest, The organization a
tie bank worthy of great consideration IL Is not No.
cular 10 tins institution but The general law upon Tins
lJeci. According the French law a law d.ser,,no
attention 10y tie legislatures county societies OF
copariners e comande expressly and without the
necessity OF special legislative other enactment alb
solved from all iahI ties beyond the Of stock
subscribed II an additional recommendation Of tins
commercial l'gisi.toH that though the rl-k If share
p'or1eors ~ thus clearly hped and dfned the r,Dssl-
sa5tLty # Tie directors and administrators "a cLief
grant b. whom the lint stock undertaking T. man
agei d carried lei fun and complete eTfend.qy
e,er fhe ahoe i Their propery besdes The amount an
70fred fg Their hDres the Il private partner
ship, or where single parties usnsact business their
own account and Tor tier s,,e y5oe,. Of The 100
shares taken by the Directors half pad up made
nontransfeFahc, and deposited security fir the
faithful performance IF their trusts Ia the event Of
loss equal tn 10 cent II the capital com av
Gay not lie dissolved ip'o faco. but may be assumed
amltier Of should the shareholders determine
oiherwe In case Of los. exceeding - per cent the
500 non transferable paid op shares belonging To the
directors are To bear the loss exceeding that per ceniage
These sautsry che, k VII Oh have an immense nnu
Management OF directors which has long dssrared
and ruined many Of cOrporstions II entrees the
duty which thy assume tai ng Il tie property
II Others aud shOu q lie engrsfed ufOn Ut laws
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
S4S5.000
10000
S6l5OOO

y
From the lst January IS43, LIST of july that is to
say during the last SIX months the coinage
S2,90O0OO.
No wonder the Coons wish to put down
the MINIS. The sight Of an Eagle or Half
Eagle. or a silver dollar, is perfect eycsor
to the Junto; especially if it is in the hands
of farmer or mechanic. Banks, in their
opinion are the only safe places to keep gold
and silver, while the people are to be put off
with their P'iated promises to pay, which they
pay or not, as suits their fancy. Accordingly
the Journal has tecmed with articles, cha g
ing the Democrats with being in favor of
having gold and silver in their currency. If
the people prefer rags to gold and siIpcr, they
will support Bigger and Bradley. who think
tao same way. If they prefer gold and silver
end sound paper. they will vote for Whtcomb
and Bright. Remember. the leading Wings
wish TO d stroy the L. s. Minis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

SHofKINc ACCIDFNT-I becomes duty record
shocking accident y tch occurred :h- place lie
morning ct The 4h hist a number cur ,liizeus
were Engaged ~ hung the cannon Ibuesn cartridges
We're prepared Tor the and Ws.
hired without INJURY 10 per-ou. 1he ihir.enth
called for and had been me- red ga the muzze
aud Tie ranlfaer applied 10 push down when
p"ded drcadtnilN mangllng tie rish hand aud 81
UT John W tNans. worthy Young merhanic @; tiis
town Three Of hs fingers torn almost snirei,
ana Inc arm dreadfus fractured above Tie \
Young Mr. Hes also considerably inquired 10 the
piosion though Ne are happy 10 -, not -'neu>y The
explosion said have taken plac. fhrough
swab the cannon properly Great credit Cue the
physicians of place tor The prompt manner m winch
they stepped forward and volunteered their services to
Mr. Evans OF PAIN aud distress LN.rs thlnr
has been and continues be- done, D, the and
physicians render hnl comfortable possible under
TIA, circumstance. - Bloom r,-toa Pos,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Look Out

For lying handbiIls on the very eve Of
election.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

THn MIsr.-The n O. Courier gives the following
as The coinage at the Branch Mint that city, during
the last montl-thst Is to say from the LIST June the
LIST July -
IT, gold, Sis5OOO
In
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

"ov Bigger has issued proclamation off ring 100 dol
rvs reward Tor the apprehension Benjamin Afford of
Scott county, charged with the murder of Ashy o. Al
ford.
What Il the reason Gov. Bigger never authorized re
ward Tor the murderer of the child that found ur.
dered IN indianapolis last winter Why Is IL that h. has
suffered foul murder committed his very nose TO
go unnoticed True .iuleritan.
Mr. American. we will tell you Gov Bigger merriam.
thinks with the Junto that crime can be committed nv
the .iTsoc rGoy at best that when committed ouoh,
no. To be punished by discsrding their comp,nv
But If that child had belonged poor man The mai,
ter doubt would have received the attention of h.
Governor well the Junto Just reflect on the noori
rsscals kept up cy the Juno Fornica,ors Aduter
Gus. SwindeIs, Forgcrs aud for aught We know even
Murderer.
Da:y Wallace addressed hundred and fifty voters Of
Washington township IN fne s,y Wednesday last
jour mai
And he tod some lies too, Of which, as we are told
that Bill Brown had voted again the repeal of the
Bsnkrup, Law. So the people understood him. The
statement IS untrue. Brown voted against the
peal Tie GicGys opposed 10 The a,c and is opposed
30 1t still.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Democrats Arousc.

The time for action is at hand Your ancient enemy
in the field, preparing for the conflict.
Isc not Deceived.
The foe You contend against Is wiley nsidious and
ireacherous, crying "Peooe. peace where there is no
peace
Efe your Guard,
Let not the seeming Indifference and lukewarmness
of your implacable enemy, deceive you
Remember.
They panng for power aud will, if tn, can have
be regardless of means therefore behooyes YOU To- be
on the alert.
20 The Polls.
Indiana expects every Democrat do ms duiv The
Democracy of Your sister States are watching with
anxious sociiude our busy preparation the conflict
g.ci III uot Di>appOini them.
Let enter the battle like prepared do die
rather than weld a jot TITLE
Elying oUi the yoter>!
Let every Democrat call on hi- neghbor. aud show
him, If not already alarmed, that principles, ALL
i, at stake
ErGr thrEE, go come oUf.
II is The duty Of every Democrat. Of every lover Of
Iihery. all who justly prize blessing
bcoo ed b, the fathers Of the revolution 10 90 10 tie
poIIs AID ,ako with
Wis Neighbour.
If there arc an Who unlbc to ge 10 the polls
without assistance. let
Carriage, o. wagons
be provided TO convey lin rI,'con ground I'm
short let every Dcmocra' do hs dulv and We shall
the hopes of the veual aud unpincped federal
ppcayers 10 the four winds, and elect our present
worthy candidates with sweeping majority ce'iiabe 10
Indiana and cheering Democratic brelir-n 81
other States who watching with breahlcss cage. ness
our glorious cry Of victory. will bo borne on the
wings of the wind, to the extreme last and West
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

The following States have already elected their
bers to Congress, viz
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

The time for action is at hand Your ancient enemy
is in the field, preparing for the conflict.
BE not Dcrc:NCd.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
Re ora your Guard,

The foe You contend against Is wiley, insidious and
ireacherous. crying Pecoe, peace where there is no
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-28

THE SOcIETY lsLANDs.-'rhe intelligence from
the Islands is ofcoDsiderable interest IL appears
that the lniqniious possession of them, which was
gained by the French under terror OF Il lombard
ment, meets with opposition, only from the in.
habitants, but from the English ships of war; aud
that the French proiectorale flag has been actually
hauled down. The French Admiral Du-Petit Thou
airs, who was at Valparaiso at the date mentioned
had been sent for, aud was expected soon to arrive
II was by him, inperson, that the French "protec.
ton was forced upon the Islanders and crefore il
may be presumed he will not BIZ very ready TO ren.
qush possession Should the British Coinmodore
Nicholas, persist in the determination he is said TO
have expressed, "to protect the Islands against the
eDcroachments of FIance at oil hazards, we do not
well see how the affair is TO be disposed of without
coming To blows, The two commanders will how.
ever be mutually reluctant to tpke snch respon-
sibilty, and il is most probable that some tempo
rary arrangement will be agreed on, until insiruo-
tions suited 10 the emergency shall have been re.
ceiyed from home. The acknowledgements Of Sand
witch Island Independence by England, France and
the United States, win be apt 10 make England
more urgent that the Society lsands be placed on
similar footing, and perhaps Also will have the EFF
ect TO induce France to recede from the position
she has taken. The United States will Of course
be strongly desirols that the Society as well as the
Sandwich Islands, should be free AID indie endent
Jcnynei IF Commerce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-28

DARISe We learn that at Fiichburg, Mass, last
Sabbath, man entered The house Of Mr. Boutele,
while all the family, except little girl ten or
twelve years age, were gone to public worship,
and taking out sharp knife threatened TO kill the
girl IT she did not show him the cupboards, closets
drawers, &C. in the house. Thus threatened the
child went with him to different parts of the house,
and alter examining il as much as he chose to do,
he iet the house without taking much of any plum
der, and repaired TO the woods. When the people
came home from Church, the alarm was given and
numbers Immediately turned out in pursuit Of the
villain; but when inforner left Fichburg on
Monday, they had not succeeded in taking the
sconndrel.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-28

Hal Hal Hal Hal laughed we, about two
mnnihs ago, in playful deIison of friend, who
was just rising ftum his bed after a severe attack
OF fever, with head as bald las cooi,' To use
convenient vulgarism. He looked so uery
funny, being as destitute of hair as the surface
OF gourd. Last week we called upon him
again, and were absolutely dumbfounded al the
change IN his appearance. His head was COW
cred with beautiful brown hair, curling in rich
masses over his brow, and glossy as swallows
wing. Well thought we, commend US in
siini.ar predlcameni, 10 that wig maker, who
ever he may he. II was now our friends turn
To laugh, which he did with the emphasis of
Homer's gods. You think ! wear wig, said
he-ha ha! ha!-had you ihrre-why man,
all this fine harvest ni hair is the result of only
SIX weeks use of Jayne's Incompatible Hair
Tonic. We took pull at The side locks To
convince ourselves, but they stood the test;
and we albeit naturally incredulous, admit that
the preparation is an inialbe restorative Of
the hair.