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

On Thursday LIS. c g Of st-bbnc came or in this
city, The Particulars o which, learn are follows
Some ten twelve days previous. Doctor Blunt Of
Georgia. took board Ahncr Smiths tavern. lie ac-
lDoWl decd thar be short of funds and proposed
s''i some Of his books raise the u. On the day
IN question: having made SHE he r,urcd II tie house
60 Sc, the books Tor delivery. Smith objected his TAX
ing them. ordered him out Of the house. and
struck hun with club. Bunt Immediately upon
him, and G'cd thee stalls. he fourth htlng pre-
ven ed 10y another resson pe-ent striking HIM The
arm. which knoet,d ihe ticklcr OF his hand. The
parties wee arrested and brought lefoe the Mayor and
On the being cxamired Blunt discharged and
Smith muc'rd Ia the costs. Every who heard the
'ria concuucd IN rhc decision just; we all admit
thar lndanai oils i getting L. be a grea, pace,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
Er;>!,i,ic, on Tara gg.l;.

c'rrez7on!rn, Of tn y. Y. Tnh,rc, sno at The
great Repeal meeting f,n III. Ircanl. on The }
August. relates the f,oSiue a.r.csius rnc.lcn':
had penetrated the crovi rrnnai the "Cropp'~'s
Gr4rc. pom kneeifg The iflr'fls # mar
dcfel. prasin, the souls f departed; a, il,y
am brushed The drops II, ,scs oiaes- would
tao their places >ern tlc,s surrounded tnr spot. ard
among iheia who the rag nenis 81 II
which I'm been destroyed tl4i ser. SPOT ~ 93 i
the b. lac~s 1T his val strong fnpout -
al'rsranc- ma m'ikcd JET a,o tie fezs
cnhis. snd head u,ut,r> ahpal "a, Stvpn' /, ont
hen told tle n pa cut c,ler that +. ssh
man. bat American HIS who'll iace licl up. AID
aiming. An American. ~ Ne-n.ie 1, L. a4l
sir and Tie erns thrai cried 3ys
here Is AnerIcap-lhfce cheers i.r htau
The cheers most heartily gs,tn. "a np-to-t hats
AID he communicated tie l. fpm America. he onl,
country IN te world three une- three and again their
shouts rang out Gear away the gray. be ihe ~a.l
H. -ir. l. j. ten yards long All hee AZ iat'an
bundled ipc boys. muri red hy >ax, irArrt. CONT
pir,i hi- request iiris ets1r4-
c-.aur. he sii. .ss; make hsg.l 90 take
your nlnd. before sou -.l' of i4i
hcg al then pressed o.virl q ,lake hoods, t-asfif1
,i.r h.nis ci-i-ot.-s- -..s. . -.slss. Ne-
CONG 10 90 T., .n,!. sir Neeof.r % i.r,ni. Ne
have rough hand, iai aara heir- tgrn ti,y -age
n 80 times three aud tr d-ta cups cat Ia
III. sound. eeh e sloIi~. r tie Whole ai 81 T.
"a resounl,d with cheer> tor America.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
y.h-gseiy md NiclcrY.

The Wing isu cs~ Of Rhud Island ti,.eh opposed to
the exercise OF the right ol voting Ia tie est of POOR
.safr men. IA" only permit vote, bat -
Hen with tie mans earntg how 10 vote csrrscflp.
The Providence Herald thus drscshes scene during III
recent election. which tie Journal crows 5, loudly
The coared IA some If thu u,ls f,rc,i sunp-
tuna-iy election day. Ia tie first adj near The val
'0'"'' ~ 'N'' TO-, ga, sps 49, | -. 'h "''i
hs 'onSgr~ crackers and che, s. aud other ndenls
Win suilelency Of the elsr.siftqi wash he ~
pfo'.s'r WI; aui there were some Of the eLfe 81
the Will parry. ~ho II born with silver spoon in
the mouth. have bundled that pr rir wh great eli "a
snfs hnsia- a'ui VI ASSUMED imp rance. endor.lns
The dsrSes' tho tc, -. and filing their
= iies WITH The most dshclauS vnHd>. Aier they were
wei ca. these White wanting l~had them To
The polls where they deposited q cir IN favor OF law
ard ri'r crack =. cheese aud ham, \ huc cOmaenla.
- h.s or the freedom oi elections
How - You h,c =, Grulb.,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

Nj Van Buren, receives the support Of the Richmond
Enquirer. and most OF the Democratic papers IN Virginia.
though iw" or three very rattd relation to Mr..
calhoun ~ 30 certainly cnnnot profit D., i' inadioous
course. The venerable editor of tic Enquirer, Mr..
Eieii". SAYS
W. haze taken the occasion 10 a,oW our preference
iar sir Van Buren, because he has been unfms ifiil-
u % the Democracy. active friend IL the eer4n
OF Cen Jackson. which crushed Federalism rctitci ia
the coalition administration Ut Adanis and CLAW herau>e
he steadily supported the prominent acis at g. neral
Jark>onhccau~e the leading democrats Of the country
sustained las admni>iration-beca the democracy
vino permitted federal leader, hold the Pre-
siiurY TUT one loTm ought not 10 fix The 'fcfra D'Trk
ON Nj an iureu. who has ALWAYS been able. faithful
ami true 10 The denoc but the contrary. ought L.
lit ZAP ilie principles and the who has been struck
down defending thcm. Moreover. coHSider HIM
fhc strongest candidate HE milton. We satisfied
from information entitled great respect that Mr. Van
Buren, prospects IN Virginia and the Northern states
very iatierng One OF the distinguished camp'i-n-
of 10 asserts ihnt -, Of loo democrats IN Bat
more prefer Mr. Van Buren,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

TIE Journal 81 the 81 contains two hnmtnggins
articles IL relation TO ihc Democratic meeting Of thc
rrc--r- Saturday. B.,a are hat continuous string
d. a Gl.eioals strained uffcuccs. and foolish
.. eac place, while pretending 70 copy ihe
Capi Caiu. i alters lhe text 50 o, 10 make q,
Z. Gen Cas-. Instead of Capt. Cam a'a'-eif a.
ari o. il appeared an oar paper Thi' j. bul %
ssh tie ,.lla.no,- course Of that paPer Al
about the cad r-eicni II !, iers Democracy,
,grsi', fl.c 10 sp,ni and 30 fact
We ho.r thar every Demo who present At the
meeting vii read these article Of the Journal aud Judge
himself IS ilie effect they likely have.
distance Among these who have means of knowing
their i4sty The, vii be copied by the Madi~oi.ian,
of they just the kind Of articles suited To
counns Reflect also upon how much we likely To-
gain party by the publication Of such admissions
those made the resolutions which thongh they were
not AMI could not hive ps--ed seized with avid
Is i,y opponents voluntary acAnow dgment If
cur o~n weaaness. such course can only lead to
inevitable political suicide.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

We learn from tie Indiana >t,e-nan. that Miss A~NA
MacLrag Of New Harmony. (is.er If the late William
Mararr eh, wei kuo - the scientific world. has
Ieseried 10 Dr. DAVID Dale owen, for the purlo~. Of
I4h1rsi7rv Lecture T. ON. ~ seu.n and Col sca Cai-
net one 4 tie largest ad most permanent buildings ia
tn st-tc II j. c!lnny Of stone seveuty-oue
frc hy fly AID five stores high. II was built ~
thc G. ahp first tied that place. and origin
ally intended Ivy them, tradition SAYS, a frle>~
against The attack of hostile invaders rcd white Ms
Narure appears 20 have inherited her deceased brothers
lbcraiy IA tn PROMOTION Of science; especially his {.
science. geology and a worhi-r recipient % her
bounty than The learned and ani,ble Doctor Owen cou
have been found He Is about fit up th- l z
III a complete and appropn ie manner; on the lower
1,or his furn workshop &c and above. lecture
room, depot fpr rhesophlcal and chemical apparatus.
with gallery extending entirely around the ba lJ,nr
whish II be arranged s, wing receive geological
ard neurological specimens lis clhei f the IA ter Is
probably tie largest ad hes, il the UnircI >,ae-
Western P.cinens doubt the most complete IN the
world.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
Harmony .n.on= ss..ig z.e::.ors.

Take tie toll Nv ~ examples The Editor Of the Wa
bash Express 10 of thr b gion POST sreeiin.
"fhst editors course Is his own aud If his Whskey
Siofiss w'den aud assaults up lie Methodist
'hufch are likely t. add T. the numerical fce moral
power Il The wing party of Monroe County have ,s
ali our faculties TOR Owning the IF the fufurc
We hope howver. tha; ncither Prrsdcn' SIN son no
tn Methodist Church vii >utr ,nat,ri /, from TIE
attacks 81 the editor OF the BopnI PoSi. aided hy
,ose vho have higher claims the public respect n IN
himself Al hssi. hs dizzy anil pais~y false
hoods resting only disappointed political h'pe. the
Tie base passions If those desire 10 accomplish some
grovelIns aud unworthy object"
The editor If The Post, 10 him Of the Express in re.
ply. TO
"Po."ieay, It would certainly be disgrace Or
any other true WIS condescend to no Ice him in any
other wtN than traitor il the of a iu,nd. lie
has done. and DO the W hig part, more IN
jury than all the open and avovved has tie
State. How long. AK the Wings If nlans are
10 be cursed with Thomas D,Nilng and ms deeclfu,
preicnee to wing principles We spp-a directly to the
Wing press To speak cu upon this subect-he time has
arrived when RANKS be pCr.ed Of all such
pTefenders All read his paper and know his cou,se
Lei "ur motto zoo the future he Cry aloud aud spare
noihe that not for against as and all VIII We,
well.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

We see it stated IN The W hash Express hat John p
Dunn Esp editor of the l. ,vreucehursh Beacan. i. a
ca did'ie for state Auditor. II the Legislature
conmodang tie editor in politics. his chance is flir
on'-he supper ii wings the IrJis opVO-
sIion ~ Drmrcra'ic nOnln3tnns Some fpks have the
Inn ulence l. think the ia hurry FIR
part. &c Ike II ali A. api before he
b. sure he Is night. some men ish lor prmnp AMI
ne s. lis and HAT icA thev love b,s IT,.
most eager promote or is,- 6f0krbt - asocrat.
Sept 1.
MIR Damn. in reply tie For, W,yae Sentinel cx-
plains the above imluiaons follows. The Beacon Of
sept. 18th:
The r'lf on Dearborn unity for elcciing f.vo
'cifs TO ihe House FerhaP needs word of coneiit.
" had I0cal question ~ settle which. o.-g Drr-
Tar circumstances required that should ANA "a ale
ticket or iili of uccrss. Tn. drnocrl who supported
this tIc>ei of opion that he bsi nc 10
quis this focGi que~tip aud lheY rngly nidr
mon cause with the wings for that purpose, AID sue
ccfded.
If the el'or Of the Sentinel will his eve over the
Off al Of The Of this county he vii
thai D'afbprn j. Democratic to the Nh4fc,qtb.
b. ghf and Smith, for Cnngress. each received d,ci,d
J'ny. which pr,vr- that tn Deartorp de al
di-p position to relax their IN I'D cause.
Hereafter thre will be- local question to ,d. tie
and they Viii be u.d going cons ersug c1aqier
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
4 gre & ssQal o. Truth.


The following extract from article in the J,trson
an Of Sept CHI csailins great deal of trfs AID quite
n good
Already portion Of the press AMI politicians of the
counir. engaged pushing the preten~ens OF fAvr
ties Using his word ''pp.Ilciaus perceive, cahng
into exercise oSgs and We are almost prepared -
Is the politicians b. r.dt, these loa1g ger--oa al
ter oice ha making al; The iss about shall be
the cand date IN The Presidency hat do YOU homes,
reader, or what d. we particularly. who the caudi
daie 81 he Is good democrat, d will the laws
on democratic principle, Noihi z. Because you and
we don't expec, Iii =. Why is tins lite cq Of poll
uoians and that ite Clique oi p,iic CLAN and
almost stark mad FIR Cad ,un Nln Buren, Cas- John
son because each Clique thinks tat If ~ avonlc
elected The members OF tn clique w get the flee. and
sppi- 10 accomplish this object tscy will below
the country get up ncetng. mike echs and enIeivor
to make peope believe The fate of the country hangs
the success f their PARTICULAR nun. when Il does
make sipg H. # DILIGENCE vou u. which of tie
several d.nporl,ic canides .eels As anl
ther Of the would administer the government pre-
cse'y upon The sane principles Reader. lusi III down
ani as> II the question who don't oil
what di fe' &c IT VIII make To YOU whether an Bpren.
Calhoun Job es,l Cas-. IS the P,es.d.n' II
the people took the guiaon of this into their
own han s. Discard tn Sc politicians listen not To
pree Run from them when tney approach YOU.
Just determine u elect whoever i npminaed wnou
gard to oi holders Office scrkeTs. In the mean Tine
wish all lie tolerant. fjrhearing. nothing
AGAINST either candidate. for vii be hr the teeth
of the party, should that caudilaie be nominated We
shall FIR the nnec. Principles men.
t. VI HE we f,rhe IT towards all and VII support cl
our iri chaire Is. r reasons hereafter be gwen MAR
Van BvRKS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

In "a towns. Aadcrson's is % 236 Mr.. A. IS
the regular democratic candidate I binson. coon. To-,
9O0' klvanash. irregular dem, $500; Appleton, Alb.
and ring. 5.I>9.
The returns stl indicate that Mr. Anlcr.on Is elected
Ia the towns gwen in the table be stands 900 better
than Fairfield did in 1910. when the majority the State
against Mr Fairfield was hut 1863
The returns fr senators aud Representatives fvor-
ALE to The d macrais far choice his been ecteI
There app be liIiie doubt that sufficient dem
ocrac majority will he found ia both branches elect
Anderson ( not chosen by the people, ana eject all
officers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
The Council.

\ friend wishes Us TO call The attention Of tho Common
Council 10 standing nuisance Pennss ,ania
IA The shaPe Of ponI # wI'er aud mud. II #
n'e ii tts BAG wanted a side walk graded il would
done - bus l. ony folks who dive
tie sees Jusi look "a, tie in tie vicinity If III
Cana Bridge That fine structure lettering. nearly
read = f' One year ago It could have been pm,
ord iar i,v dollars; hundred. Will be required
ard q VI year. unless something Is dane, Thousands
Why aye lncs1 iLng.l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

The Vevay Times of sept. I6.h. has following
Iase :, he contested Senatorial election Swizefland
county. IL the returns tic given to the wig
oandijaie:-
Mr. kelso having born deprived Of the opportunity Of
taking the necessary evidence Of Ilcg hri4- the
County, B,ari p-ovded fpr by lav-his manner of
proceeding having been, IA &C oflanc with mott IA
made ~ ~ ienEys attorney pronounced il "a - the
colircsd wisdom Of that haiy-n take the necessary
&c t. collect evidence ard carry up. op
Icai teore The senate winter. whore he Will on
ly have tie phi 10 ask, bat t. deialr1 Justice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

The trial Of Wsnan tic President. and Brown the
Cashier Of The PhouiN Bank of chafle>,own. Mas for
cabczzr Tie whole caria OF the tank has resulted in
the ae1uiiia of Brown. and disagreement the
of 81 ynan. He VIII have another trial and viii proba-
biz get clear, thu, ir usual Of the trials Of
Bank rosues. Ne should nard, think the matter worth
audng to. except for the purpose OF introducing the fol-
lowing incident the proceeding of tic counsel in the
case:
N!r Huntington, for the prosecution. addressed the ju-
~ "Wednesday, commencing AZ the ,,u,nInc ct The
CouFt and closing a. twenty minutes after + Lar
~ ~ > speech alluded 10 the counsel for tie defence
Speaking o. The funds plundered from Inc bans llr
II minated that the defendants b, their mean, en-
ahi,d o Secure extraordinary legal aid
Nj Webster Instantly interrupted him by saving.
That's vulgar
llnntiaion-N hat sir
Web>ter-Thats very vulgar very vulgar sir
llunnglon-l say gentlemen OF The lurv portion Of
that none, has beer used for the dcencc-lOU L. one
counsel aud $1,000 10 another.
Mr. Web>ier-This tins, Is vulgar aud will not
submit
Mr.. DeNier-It l. beneath cur notice
N,hsier-l will not submit To 1t here and be abused
IN tS manner Will not submit without the d.
reciion ct lie Court
Judge Alien Iniefposed, expressing his opinion that
such illusions io counsel needless and uncaled for
aud Mr. Huntington resumed lie land great Stress on
the disappearance Of the bank money. Tor whlch wv
alone could but would account and coniended
that If had been lost speculation fact could and
should be made To appear by evidence The speech.
reported. able and ingenious yet look Tor an
quittal, al least disagreement of the jury.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
ssl.io.

The Democratic Presses in Ohio have commenced the
political contest In cals islc. While tie avoid
every true ISSUE tn d mocars press home upon them
Their federal dnctr,ieS. iiie'y avowcd by the coon
patty " thus State, and DIM alSo efrc their grand de-
ieat here Now tn disposed play dunno p.
aud We are sorry to see Few 6anh papers. prof ns
te Democr''ie aiding them by then unwise course.
Mark IL" Honest, l. the b.s' poicv.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

We understand thai Robert Hanna EsI.. L. :. Mar
shal fs ihc District OF InIi,na aud Moody P,c. Esq
lie Wig mayor Of the ely of Mlls)n. have been in
siietd h 'he Gan larry Of Adams county for vfal-
iy voting IA al county lac late Stale elec ion. These
ase ,hs night ,ini Of 1, mike cc4a2'e Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

The following history Of the and tail Il the
l. : Bank. take from late Money article Of the y.
Y Herald. The whole matter Is brought within the
pass Of a nutshell
II an extract which published lat week from the
b Of discovery flied against the ExPre~deat II the late
bank the eNrsornary tat stated that the CIR
culaan IL June lS39 le.- than 500 900. THIS is
a ms, rensrkahic and drs si"Ps th~ pro-
cfess of the exiraorlnary d>cred which the imne
date cause of the failure Of the bank October 1889
We table 81 the circulation Of the bank
at q II rent inn orant periods. as follows
CIRcuLArIo~ L,rE N.rIosaL BANK.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

c'>hPmsn. the ab>condiug messenger Of he bankers
aud brokers # NV York AID Philadelphia, who
arrested some uaon,hs sgo Tcrre Haute has be.
acquitted the jury returning verdict that ihe offence
~, committed within he jursd cllon Of New York
the ground that the intention appropriate he money
his not conceived until after he had
f.el IN Philadelphia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
AeH York.

The State Democratic Convention held at Syracuse
the Jiiu-i, OF the talented bodies Of the
Kind that has convened The able and udcous
sai1pn' adopted We shall publish possible
Mr Van Buren, declared by unanimous To be
the hr,i choice q the Convention. bn, they pledged
tIcms'te u - for the whoever he might be-
Tho following delegates were appointed 10 the National
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

I'VE work Wy hard to pleas Wig friends hut
somehow often successful. The anoes are -
uniesnen' that Nhen hes do h, are worth record
os Here Is tom wA.g friend Of the t;,eens-
tu' ga pas:iors:
We h-,e laughed heartily hot since the election
sud tia u'nn Sreia; tac iast Com StigpeT Ah
coy OF which the eiiiTs lave kInd.s favored
Iaffes cut ia II worth qnadcr-but vii de-
scribe. Cone AID - Ne ONLY charge a .cosn sk.a
Per ghi. Bans tAcm a,ons.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
Van Is.lIcn liz Ohio.

A, ~ ,, - ~ lc.h ~ ~ go, rr,nse Il,
: - - =, e., O.. ,h., he
was tf'ie'''u Is "e "s' 0no''e Oh Tue D'"o'''' u
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nv -" 7"e ~ '"' ''e f"f''' =
'"a' NM" q o.. one among ,'' "''
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lass now to be - fret choice telling OF 'qnai una
"y 10 iAVof oi MI az Dufeh mas oeen expressed III
al he primary meetings Of the people. lew weeks
the Nv Lisbon Patiot list Of count e. ar
rav,J according 10 the preferences which they have ex
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
D.er.raa. 9 De o. ID llL..Ias 80

T"--''
good laragrafh from ymouih l1asS laper:
The who political hie are frinb. free above
disguise, AID without mr. nor unifegn"niy
termed. by ihe ariGi AID q j ctp'or-- H0nt-t
Independent "a Aeir ,i"l NJ tar better aFd 90 ie
vaiuabie poruon f the community cxPre-s o. pnb
qursilo their sentiment. VIII ut~ op ing - con-
snier cou-r gueuces li,v ofien Tat sat. course.
which commend tom AID rs'rei. prrseried
AMI m~re resented b, political hyrocrtrs ani unprIncl-
pied -chemers If the niivliuai VINO honestly aud
boldly exe-s-- his ofnon~. N P'~'i'n 10 attric,
nlorle.y-f ne l. courecsd with the prr-s-Ii he IA
pnic e-of he fssses- fu-.ce winch he does
abuse there Will be ~ aud malicious saunders .Insi
hIm, ~ bad men. flr mi-rlesl ~ purposes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

Mig Baeirns-The Holy Spnug. Gazette. an ac
credited Wing paper. sents fouh the following par
II tie Wig ctecd
The principles Of universal suiFr ge has proved tie
most serious with VIII oh have hid 10 contend.
AID " tn experiment, among such population ours
has gfos. i than a tot u failure -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
= HT--.Dsss.

In Ibis state. doub, If any choice Tor Governor has
been made by tie people. The Legislature being coon,
a coon Go.erngr VII. b. chosen usual Crow over IT,
coons
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

Cha - \. Richards. E-i has ted himself with
Jesse Brandon j'nt editor of The abs,e paper The
paper his teen much improved in appearance and IN
sp.1t Ne wish every sue
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

II Is sad that Elisha Whii;lesey Auditor Of TIE Post,
OfEce Department. resigned his Office because Captain
Tyler persisted in making the spfoin of clerks
and los that purpose removing good snd sicien, ones
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

10y have had frost IN Massachusetts,. which IT.
liio corn, s4uashcs. melons, &c. Here are
rs-i.ss death the weather having been oppres-
s.ssly during The pas. week than a, any
tire IN the summer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

In ola-sins ths papers Of Indiana last week. placed
the for Wayne Sentarl among those whose first choice
was NJ In to n: having he paper ,orr We
observe it4t the Van Bulcn aud
johnson At tic head If its oumns
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

CO Our flied At Fnah'ari need give hims + no trout
be stsnt ihe renee. We had no Idc OF lro,
HIM. lbs other suggestion shall have due Afternoon
We vii 1T him hear so, Us in season.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

Colonel Benton has published the following card in
the " ssouri Pilot. of the 2lih Ineiant:
A CARD.-Jusce To nv pOi'cal friends (aganst
whom my imputed opinions qnot'd) requires t,
noce a the Usage Woman. which "pn-
ions ued 10 which never reSse that
4ras IN ia, Of the district sysfem-tbaf CoL Jhason
.v,nld take the ssesfern Sfcfes e. &c The editor OF
the Yeo nan has been mi~nflfmel. aud deem nv
duty say act Of justice 10 my political friends
seeing the use which Is made Of this
against them. THOMAS Ii. BENTON.
Glasgow. Mo. Aug. 23l. 1913
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
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GooD.-rhe Hartford Times very Justly remarks go
W. place but very low estimate tllt nan'- De
mocracv who IN every collateral found arlnis
with opponent Ia the true Democrat There
principle winch always sNmpaihzes with the ms
winch raieruLe. with the many distinguished from
he There many very good Democrats iheorsi
caily who bid con~tiunnnaiiy l. an'nni-
inrnltN with them. that he their leading prin
cpI,s sound their leading parialies all siiisd
They alh of liberty and equality b, tie 44lni't
but The moment they left 10 act independent o. IS cal
defined landmarks, they betray instructive pFooli'iit
for arslocracy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

More TronJle-A letter writer IN the Philadelphia
Inquirer Wing paper. states that Thaddeu, Stevens
has organized party against MIR Clay. The same
writer saws -" Mr. stevens and those who act with
him. have got themselves appointed delegates Harris
burSh