Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
Eac.s for the People.

compromise Tariff Of s33. which Mr. CLAW called "
treaty peace and am, between the North and South
and which Gen Harrison Pledged himself wears
before the passage OF the law should be altered
repealed.
LefuL Be recsHecd tha the taxes on salt. sugar iron
wooens cacoo>. and multitude Of other articles of IN
dpensahe necessity have been increased from - per
cent 10 40, 80. and loo per and tia, heavy tax
upon mans salt, sugar, iron, aud blankets bad
tax upon his cbiren's heads
Let BE- rccogccfrd That the democrats voted make
sugar ard sat duty free and that nearly all the wings
voted for he heaviest taxes on them.
Let ii BE- recoIee.ed That the wings voted give
away the proceeds the sales Of the public land,
der get preicxt increase the sugar iron
salt coarse vooliens and other articles indispensable
necessity to every mortal ht Ks ,he earth and this to
protect and enrich capitalists who manufacturing
mouopoies.
LET L be rccoleciel, That iir Thomas Ewing, wing
secretary estimated the compromise tariff b raised
than the late ard and that the Ireiext that the
wing bill adjusted with eve TO revenue Is as false
as their late tale that Van Buren, bal the White House
decorated like an oriental palace.
LrfH BE- recqH,cied. That the high tariff men IN the
nation are satisfied with this bill Of denominations
highly protective tariff hat the iclcrast, Of the Norh
had loud ard public ren,ine passage, and the
overthrow of the compromise bill.
let BE- recocfed That the general paciicaton Of Eu
rope the extension of manufactures England, Scotland
Ireland Russia. Germany, France lay. Belgium. sweden
aud our own country, connected with tie
and improvement # manufacturing machinery and
decrc> The OF the mlterla aud the wages Of
h- have greav reduced the price of nearly every des
cripren of manufactured ac,s in the last years the
article Of Hard ware FOR example, having diminished IN
price in II gland from fifty eighty per in that
oud that if these high taxes reduced should get
our ucceesares reduced prices than we now do
LefH BE- recoHecel That this high and prohibiise Tar
III has partially Of and destroyed foreign de
duccd The price If cotton the great staple Of the south
and lost The southern States about S@ooooOo in the
article freight alone ia carrying last crop Of cotton
and tobacco.
LefH BE- rlcoHecfcd That indebted people cannot
be relieved by increasing The the things which
they cat, drink, wear and work with.
Lefu &c ,ccoi,cfed, That The late administrator IN
small debt OF at most hut about s7ooooC aud that
the Wigs have len to the Democratic Conercss Which
Will assemble in December next, debt of twenty
o millions Of dollars legacy.
II il b. recoH-cf-A That Clay told the reoile tia
tic mere election Of Gen Harrison would Of Itself rc.toa
- confidence, prices, employment 10 the People
and make times gooG aud ih.l he knew better andmean
Only deceive the people when he led tie into lhes
dcmagogurg promises.
Let II B. recolect~d That with empty Naos a
Treasury the. made donation To Ms Harrison OF 80
O00-lhev voted - 900 to Henderson a whis senate
" Mississippi under pea that the Indians bad Jam
aged bis land when lis land WAS not worth that sum
they voluntarily raised the price of uhlc printing - re
cent over and above what Gi,s Sea'on had conirac
Cd 10 do it f,r; AID fifteen PER cent higher than Bar
to Rvcs lad de the printing f and hi- dons'io" amoun
ing Ia 10 OF GaOC0 dollars made to sustain The
rroais,te ,s:ablshnle from snAiug-;hcy took 81 GO
m # the pcores money to tuy books which they dsuilu
ci among themseives-,hcy gave nearly hall million
be dollars to John Ross notwithstanding the former admin
tratiou had etl,d with HIM full Tor removing the Chs
okecs and had rejected his claim unaauauiable an
unju,t-ihey sle.t millions Of dollars fr he mel
expenses ii th,ir economical, reform Cnrge-s s,oI
proGigacy and corruption m rSed Their whole career.
r. Il b. ,ccsH cfrA That they pat all the debts eft
pcoll. OF tie States the option Of tie debtor -
them or 10 r,pudatc them. aud l.l B,ukrup' las
Itube 5eeofiecfrg. Tina; the late Congress long
and pockgt,d themselves of tie Ia lie money iha
any Congress that the Irici state an 81
asanoec-sary consequence Of The coosain aud bard
Ter hurrl Ia which it had lis lirh il Wclh Il
leading vhis IN Il city of New Yafk, -ad. charac'erz
tv >,la-Arc-s aud abuse of each oihcr-'y 'u'saui
tr.achery a1d Inconsistency, and is Whole
Ill mater Of HUMILIATION.
1T Il b. ,xco 1sc.ed, That they assel iaw wh
placed t.e whoc The of tAe United states
ii twenty years in The beerlcs pocket of niae mn who
they called Bnn> Dcctlrs aud authorised these nine m
pc to pee, o., o. call ia her pleasure fon 30 10 - ~
nj lions paper promises. aud that re men could Mt
removed ~ the frc.eniaii'os Of tie s'r nor punis
ed fr any fraud and mischief they might pc"uaie al
that President ier whom asy cec'ei, b-'ns unwi!I
t. do What he had pledged himself at - 80, vetoed q
l.w AID that ,4ueupon n.oh- % Civ mrn burnt hi
e., hung him. ard shot him in eiigy huadred GOWNS.
'r Te, these facts be- remembered the everlasting mi