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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
Fl,c "Ficntchv Candidate.

The editor Of the Richmond Enquirer goes for Mr..
an Buren,; but correspondent Of the Enquirer who
Petcnds to be friendly Mr.. Van Buren, thinks that
he beaten ls40 another defeat awaits him in lsii.
The \. Y plebeian, answers the correspondent in tae
following strain
Van Buren, beaten, is be- Cheated rather by pipe
laying. M IN this country ever pollcd large d
vote on the Democratic side and
mand 50 many votes Is he; aud man, now living.
ccp old Andrew Jackson such entire reliance placed
upon his unwaveriug Democracy and honesty of purpose
lie is med man. and that every thing this county
just Van BuHn " beaten" quotha There l. no
lurgatory region of the damned hot enough IN
opinion for the Infamous aud supporters of that
irghu fraud that hy duplicating the wing votes all
the country. cheated of the president of our
choice. Beaten indeed, Nha, think you, sir. a
towns giving Wing votes for Harrison than there
and children in the district pat together
and all told And what think you of hundred> of Wing
men being brought to the city of New York from Ph.a
deihia, and paid by the Wings not only duplicate
their votes hat u vote sixteen pi-cc the '.
candidates j. there nothing al that which Shout,
Martin Van Buren, from the inpuiation OF being
:" beaten caadtlaic You may talk to the mari O.
a1oui an anticipated defeat more appling than the last
hat the Democrat viii believe a word of lor
don't believe II yourself No man believes II. We have
the hang of the Wing rascaiics. and The maa mus, BE-
very hardy who will dare ofi.r his vote twice again
and vihou, Duplicating their VOTES the Wings will nc,e
succeed against Us. With Martin Van Buren, to ran,
under again, wall sweep the country of Nhigism from
end 10 the other. We would not be wiling ,oucl
tor entire under any other canjdae. The out
ragged democracy of the land will take HIM the hollow
Of their hand and place him in the chair of state again
which sha'nciuy cheated. He shall no
again be either cheated beaten candidate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
Viscc.ss.c, Post Nfsscc.

James W. Greenhow, Esp, has been appointed post.
master at Ninoenncs in place of John Scott. E,q c-
signed Tie Coon Gazette compliments Mr.. Tyler upon
the new appoiniec' whom it saws was always "Tfppe.
canoe aud Tyler too We presume he was for Clay ~
to the time Of his appointment.
WHEEL ABOUT AM TURN ABcUr.-Thc Boston A.
las says that > X Lyman who lately removed from
the lost oiice at Portland. Maine returned on Friday
rom Washington, with his commission more in his
pocket Postmaster of Portland and took possession
the oice Immediately to the great discontinue of the
Tyler Calhoun l. co Foco incumbent Nathaniel Mitchell
and to the delight of the Argus faction Of the Loco Foco
party.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

l. IS useful occasionally u call The attention Of the reo
PIE the promises of the Wings made 1870 and ;he
Of their falimen,. They ony promised Tca
d3Hars dog and beef bu, general reform in eve
~ branch of the Government. How they accomplished
their reforms the following VIII show.
Reform No. L. repealed the Independent Treasury Bill
the wholesome laws TO trade and the puriiy
the financial department # the government ever enacted
They have this day provided substitute bu, the
purse and the sword united, and left
ends.
Reform No . established the swndlin, Bankrupt Ac,
witch was law inviting debtors TO come into court and
soemly swear that Thy owed their neighbors so much
money. and soemniy they never would paw it
Public sentiment forced the who created II to repea
the Infamous act.
Reform Nc. 3 unconstitutional act taking mon.
ey raised from tue people by for the ordinary expen
Sc 81 government to distribute among the states giving
the new States 10 per cent more than the od-a OF
double bfihe This attended with considerable
expense, and drew money from the Treasury when the
wages Of a50scTs the public works were reduced 20
per and when hundreds Of others were discharged
lecause the government had not the means Of paving
iAem-at tine when he credit of the government W as
gone and when lis agents scoed in Europe as
they attempted to borrow money 10 distribute Such was
the effects Of the foolish Of the icderasts that the
country dsgraced abroad.
Reform No. !, was to establish National de5t which
y still increasing. Their only reasonable is Ia
i,ir tampcrng with the laws reduced the IN
ures which they INDUCED in, forced them saddle the
country with that national curse. National Debt.
Reform No ). general quarrel they challenged
each other aud became involved in ducsgot anoih-
down In the public of Washington scratched
struck and tiled 10 bite. did bite back and forth aud
one of tie Connecticut wing members was engaged in
such fight with southern whig. Canes we're used hy
one vlig upon the head of anotheronc knocked
- the mud from his horse-pstol practising followed
and aduel agiiated. One member swore by the
Of his Maker that he would the throat an
oihe the floor OF the House of representatives, These
OF the practical lessons of the hard cider cam
pasn-in which the party instructed 10y TIE leaders
to drink deep.
Reform No 6. articles Of impeachment against the
wLo was placed in the Presidential chair by their oW n
votes.
Eeiorm No = repeal of nearly all their acts passed
Cl Extra Session, which cost the country hundreds OF
thousands If dollars. This a good reform.
Reform No ;. reduction of laborer's wages on the
ors, haIboTs, and public works generally which had The
tendency to reduce the price of labor all the country
These are some Of the federal reforms which followed
their many Ironisesthe result Of the skin aud c
Ter campaign Let the people look their interests and
adhere 10 democratic principles.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
THE INDIANA
ST At e. So y 4 q y 81 -.
sSDI.NAPOIIs. OCTOBER "a. 1913.
steam, shin Missouri.

Under the foreign head will be fund account Of the
bgrning e this National vessel she cost originally
$3.50 -55. The Washington papers contain the official
account Of her destruction from her Captain John Thom
Neuton BY which appears, that one Of the crew weLt
engineers to pair Of beam scales 10
weigh coal AMI in getting down the scales be knocked
down a wrench, which fell glass de.niJ ,hn
of spirits of turpenline. and broke it, The spirits
Of ,urpeniine down the cylinder, and set FIRE
10 the felt aud around the steam chest, and
the vessel IN flames Immediately. Every combustibe
thing board, the waters edge, consumed but
lives lost, any person injured. The
saved no clothing except what they had on The ship
Rajlh Of Boston, had been chartered bring home
AMI whatever available articles that may he saved
from tic wreck. which sunk in four flhoms The
British authorities aud vessels Of at Gibraltar render.
ed prompt assistance this occasion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
Trade in s.n.l1n.I.

The news from England represents that trade is rapidly
Improving anu that money is abundant. The cotton mar
Ret Is most buayant One paper remarks as { lows
1T IL singular fict, exempying the truth of the al.
age That when door shuts another opens that this
extreme activity the market is produced Jy
our Trade with the United States, which continues very de-
pressed Indeed the stringent provisions of the new
American tariff have with this country
10 mere baga'ee and the improved feeling may be traced
10 the existence OF channels OF consumption for Bat
Ish manufactured products
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
.I0si-llllsan IIcEnrfX.

We understand that Gen. Jonalhln Mc(,arty who left
here last proceed Florida for the purpose
aiming the Land Offices nder commission from Gov
eminent has siacc been heard from By his friends
has been his practice when absent heretofore TO write his
family every two or three weeks There appears to lie
someihing singular in all that he seen
IN Baltimore vending his way towards Boston How far
these matters correct we know not. We give them a.
e heard them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

OFFIcE-HorpINs AT W,sHINGroN--A Washington
correspondent Of the Journal Of Commerce writes As FOL-
lows Whether the remark attrlu Cen Jackson la
authentic not have doub, Of ruhfulness and
applicability If judge of the capital Of the
by the capital OF the State or by little wha, good deal
III any Of eur young men seek Office this way, tell
them IN the words o. General Jackson. IF that son
sro.iG sent him .rift his sfou'Isr n
cat Ii, ray through HE foresi. than gi,e him an ogc.
here. THIS SAIL he.l thousands OF offices were al
his disposal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
4 Wlig LIE.

The National inteligenccr recently published the fol-
lowing which was copied by the Wing papers generally
n CoNrhsseN.-Ihc Augusta age, Locofoco paper.
"InE DruocR,rIc PATTY Is RorrEx ITS LEADrRs
AGk CoHRtFr. Coon u Il (;,ISEn FROM I.o~G-
tH ApHERENcE TO IT. and unless It can be made I'M
dergo some violent and radical change, by breaking up
and Temodclig H. the country Is better eff under FEpER-
AL DoNi>Ario>.'
The editor OF the Age pronounces the base
downright forgery-ior which the author and publisher
had not the least shadow of a shade. OF authority. Bu
the Wing papers # course Will continue repeat the lie
II is their vocation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

Hjre C'rica s lfces-Vrom Paiisaursh. New
ork. have an account seduction hy
Ii tic story De o.e i indeed an aggravated
The .eiucer Is said to be married MAJ. AID father of a
family of three children II which l. twenty years Of
And stu. BE commenced the destruction Of
bis victim Young girl belonging - rs church, at pro-
traeied meeting.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17


We have IA several Of the Democratic prints IN
this state disposition t. personal feeling tn
subject OF the Presidency attempt which We deem
evidently unwIse and nmpo.t We think tins subject
should he referred in good h to the delegates to the
National Convention of the Democratic party. which
will meet at Baltimore in May next. With the d.
termination OF that conviction shall cheeTiui'y
ale-aud the nominee Of hat convention will receive
all the support which editonay personally eisc
hui.
rs the mode Of selecting Delegates. believe this
Is question that should IT, settled hy the States scndnr
them They the sole judges. and whether elected v
STATE Conventions or ~ District couscLfons We believe
them equally qualified to take Their seats there. and %
act and vote NJ state has believe, the right t.
dictate another. the mode manner of selecting II.
Delegates Once chosen. they have an the rights and
privileges appouaIung to Delegates similar occasioas.
Tie | dana Sentinel has published a lis, # papcr
which have expires 81 their preferences for
dates Il The Democratic party already named such
NE Presidency Personally. wc have irst choice aui
our s'cond cieice-'he fr-t would bee Col. H. " John
son the second would De-, Msrn Nan Buren,.
We again repcat however. oar srei that tie sui jet
has been -ci,ai,d the Democratic party we s4a
want patiently l1f the decision OF that convention ail
whoever tie ron.iace may be- vhetl.r r. VI johnson.
Martin Van burcn. John &. ,ho4n. Lewis Cas-. or
James Buchanan. be Will receive and energetic
-uif"r-sni ve h'ioee, the support Of tie whole
Democra'c iar Of Indaaa
TIE D ih osaelc snI several Other Democratic
Paics haze spe-esie le narc If Chapman of the sun
tne a> sd Tab canl.lf'e fr > a.e Printer The SUI
s's'aa IS 20 ear ani ofc n hi-h uc heartily con-
cur. None have llh0d uors a.-lg0usy aHd ,ier'ra y
promote tire 90 tie Democratic iarv and none
re .,s rfnS Il cot tie al,a,ia-es sh-h arise
iiom tits success tlaa tie Chaamars-W sle.sai q
Icest.
To FoSn "nr.-Amang Tie items Of late f. r
egn in'ciisrn-c. our Tfe Hay remember tie mention
OF The death q Nr. Atscr, circus ,aul.er. The
No''h Adams lNassachas.,tsl Transcript ei,o- tie a
loving seanctoy account be al - - tie news ,-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
\ VoicE FROM THE East.

Coon Sronr.-Major Noah tells the following cap
i;a story. which hard oicese kcrs in general
L viii apply al kinds Of elise seekers, Of whatever
party
Seneel looking fellow. with ra'her fsulv air. car
Tying cane Ike Shepherds crook. accostsl me thus.
near the Park. Good morning. jn lgc never saw voa
look well: pray. how yon stand with Tyler. now -
Well. hope-alwavs wished - stand well with him. >"
My Object in asking Is t. solicit your obtain
place in the customs PRAY. my worthy friend ala
not once try you FIR swindrg :" Me- W sir va nev.
or DID; It Is entirely mistake. All. that is true.
CT did Try You. Tocoect yon plead guilty. and sen
fenced YOU to three months in the tomhs Good heav-
ems. my dear iaige. what memory YOU have hut YOU
might assist clever fellow 10 get an honest living"
Our Commerce .ritt Eng'aad-The New York Tn
bune furnishes statement Of the cargoes Of toe two last
packets tina, had sailed from New York Cor Liverpool I,
viii be noticed that there is not tac Of cotton in either
ship The clrsoes made up Of Northern ald West
ern produce.
Cargo # SHIP Coh,7su, cr Lrs,aooL S,pf. -
400 barrels -four; geo barrels anl 100 hid. lard Re
casks oil SOC rsins butter and arl 900 boxes cheese
10 ierces seed: 100 boxes clocks casks beesvax
Cargo Of Ship Sou'hsraer far Lirerp.eL--6.7 4s
barrels flour: loo Do beef; a2 packages butter: Q:
boxes cheese.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

GIVE will comply with the reques, of our friend a,
liarisburgh, Pa But we must saw I'm all sincerity
that we believe him TO be greatly mistaken 30 far Is
ihs State Is concerned. NAV saw we Lnoac it, But
do not mans friends sometimes nJnre him We al
ludc the A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

The Corydon Gazette of the 5th. has the following
which, If true. viii 10 keep the Wings in counte-
nance
The Hon. Robert Dale Owen. and another individual q
friend Of Mr.. Os, voted in this county al tie late ecc.
ton contrary to law Will the Grand Jury coun-
" inat them isn't for the goose sauce for the
gandcr also
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
~. e. Il.ricr.

The following comes from county lying the Ohio
river. We publish it to oiigc the writer, who is DEM
ocrat of long standing. The marked for
ourselves relation candidates for olices Of State
sustain individual above another but to give
them all fair shssc." Mr.. Palmer comes u:.ir this
rule well Others abl We should have said rs little I'm
relation him others had not circumstances forced
US TO do We announced him a candidate, by re-
quest ready do in other cases; but we can
safely say that he will suffer his pretcnson. Great
difficulty. II the party End man who suits then,
better, he will find fiu!t If they prefer such
himself. Whether better be found is a qucs-
ton to be decided by the people and the Legislature We
make these remarks il order any jealousy which
may exist. growing Of uniound,d suggestions tha,
under any Re uliar Obligations support Mr.
Palmer, or any other resident Of indianapolis.
GrNrLEuE~: have seen with regret in some Of your
late numbers extracts from democratic papegs Suggesting
or rather debating who should and should not be el,; ,
by democratic Legislature fiji the respective state uf
fees; and amongst others that Nathan y Palmer ourh
not t. be elected State Treasurer. And Why in truth
not because lie did il The when he held a.
faithfully and efficiently any other that ever occupied
bf're since. hut because he 1--we. indianapolis
therefore mus, lie disfranchsfd Away with such srn
iiment II Is unworthy of PLACE in democrats bosom
The question ought To b., l. he honest lac capable h
the best choice 10 i'll Of the most important offices II
the state Who is y b. Palmer that he 81 ,ull 40, 81.
J'y the privileges of other lie only
democrat OF 1910 and IL willing to sacrifice every thu.
for the cause hut be Jackson democrat of l-2
and III ls25 was amongst three four Of toe des
cd democratic members Of Tie popular branch # the H.
sis!aiure If Indiana. Then Nossrs. Editor. Ia
TINE 10 Try mens souls lie who could stand The con
temptuous scowls of naughty domiucerng majority
without quaing must have been a democrat fran 0ril
epic. Such WAS y u. Palmer. then and such upfiach
fnsiH has he been since VIII democratic Lessla
uf REJECT sich man iecauS- he ives in Indianapolis
or because he was once most faithful and ellie eni na.
uref Of State answer no and feel quite coi,idor.
the Legislature VIII respond
\ NOicE FROM THE tsT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

INFLOW did IIe editor of i.e Wabash Express learn
our opinions as 10 the Presidency Of the State Bank Not
through editorial columns. certainly and that the
only means of knowledge he can possess
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
's..e E,r,.k i, laio.

The WIS State Convention of North Carolina in
address to the people Of that State, pending the Presden
tia election of Is To- denied that Gen. Harrison for a
Bank IN tie following emphatic manner "TAe charge
that Gen. Harrison IS a Bank Is a lie.
The Wing state Convention of Virginia Of 1910 rep
sass.l us.o-i ITs-r.s,- opposed 10 in such
terms ihcsa-"As t. Bank. General lIarrs1n. uu-
qualified dcc4ratrn that it unconstitutional is before
you. and there believe that he favor
Of National Bank in any FORM for he assuredly OPP
poeI a Government Bank. Is far kao.r be-
Fre Geaerri Harrison has 6W one opiaisa aJoW G
Rank, and that is agaius: it,.
They also knew that Mr- Tyler opposed Bank.
The blame then IS no, upon Presidcn, Tyler la his
inaugural address, he called the attention Of Congress hav-
ing arge Wig majority in boh branches, 10 this sub
ec,. in T.
Il deem it of the essential importance that con-
pee separation should take place between the purse aud
the sword qermauea, and radical change should there
fore be decreed."
The Chicago Democrat says-and We know it to b,
true-that graf of disao,ion regions where
any party has a certain ascendancy that there ar
cfces enougL 70 80 fouad when many looking tt
office for support.
! Tnr PrS.-Bulwer was light in making Richclieu cx
alt the pen above the sword but Byron. when he cae
the former "a mighty Instrument Of little men.
far of the way either.
1J-Dr SASrTr THoNsoS, originate ct the Thon
sonian System OF Medicine d.od recently Boston, age
Il yelrs and months lie one of the
markabIe Of the agc.
c. There election in " Orleans few days az
for Recorder, which, after warm contest; resulted ih
choice of the Democratic candidate Genos Cruzar
Wing. hy lss maj. Another strong hold Of whgeI
sternel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

1--WE were IA error in publishing hist that .Ir
B'ownseld Of 81 Joseph Co had defined the appont
ment of delegate 10 the National Convention
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

8J'There i a ehowder-hcaded fool in Conpersyill
who wants us t. notice him We have nov. done so.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

1TOur thanks TO friend Jones of Co,ing,on for hi.
Mind wishes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

-" h's prneiples-wha' are they - LoAs-iue. Wig
Five Loaves, AMI two small Fishcs-Iad Stat SsDfi.
Drl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

Tux PES.-Bu'wer night in making Rieheleu cS-
at the pen above the sword; but Byron. when he called
the former "a mighty Of little men,.
far out of the way either.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

1J-Dr- SAsrTr THoNsoS, originate OF the Thorn
sonian System Of Medicine d.od recently Boston, aged
Il ye,rs and : months lie was one of the
markable men Of the age.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

Tie .N9rr0ns anil fufi-.lI.gaa.l TIE - isli.
Era can,ins notice of tae A1i-Normon Coq,cri.oa
held a. Carhsse. They declared. Al Governor Forl
YOU'D not surrender BE smith tie rcin-pu II tlc
Go'enar q Missolr-Hiiel be has refused - j. !f9l
IolIfa al 'sns-ihat ih,y wout cali ai iral
other c3Lntlts aid other rae- - assist them deliver
Ing hia ZIP. As fanors pr'tafnt ihai ruler Of
tie citz hai had ie.r t.feaia.ei - i4e Mo-
mons, tee meeting resolved atsale 4ry liaai thar
Nigh; he Lcl They agreed a. q, oy ne nli afes ~
tie 4 rulsa officers II lc aufe 3D., have aesa pat
power by the Moru5ns tie whole county treasury be-
ing uow al der s- sd. IA,fe b asleTahe excite
reD lut tie flc.s .vc s.lt.i s--is tat L Is -
ll.c.l i..an ary t.4..-s..e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

= R~sa-'ahir N'orp.-ln tic wear 1912 M
married iats tie city 81 Philadelphia. Ih.s lived
together uutd lol. when TIE husis4d went 10 sea
li> long absence induced lis wife 10 believe DE- vas dead
and She married ard lived with her second
b1ni about eight years. w'en be- died. &c married
ilfl time. and lived Wh her last ha band nearly fifteen
afd Le d,I also. IL her fret husband She had
two eren-ly her second "a anl by Ter 'hiri Eve.
For the last several wears she resided iu l. sus,.le Dur
the last her husband Iaus,
found hs widowed wife and after a ieg week .ruei
her They living together. ai.l "a ,ory COM
i,fta.ie circumstanccs -.Nr.- J 51uy Dea,cfgt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

-. ?
Also. al the Canal lands situated in TIC counties of
Ngo, Pafke, Vernon aud Fountain in townships ihir-
teen, fourteen fifteen, sixteen. aud eighteen,
North. IN Ranges No. 8. and 10, West.
JAMES BLAIR.
Commissioner tie Ua5ah and Erie Caual, NcSf
II LafIllne.
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