Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14
From tie Aibaay Atlas.
The Frauds Of 1910.

The Wings are preparing to gloss over the frauds
Of lsip II natural enough that they should desire to
obtera:e all te thar dI~graceul campaign from
the minds Of the people and II we believed laa they
prompted L. the task 10y rcmorse of shame
tanly would interfere with their iabors Bat Is
evident that they are ANXIOUS % wipe away the memory
i~racefu " li!c the Peo-
pic retain lively recollection Of the dchaucherl the
mummcrics the Frauds which marked the saiurnal.a Il
Nh-srry there can be bat mite chance q" their success
inl renewal The Evening Journal Of Yesterday contain
ed an article on this subject which we only roes Be
campaign Of fraud aud Misrepresentation Il SAYS -
'For months previous 10 the elections every means
adopted by the rival parties 10 spread before the
people f,tH ard information the prominent
political fopcs Of me doy The press r'do"bins lis
ertois, d,gsed tHgeace IN the rcmoie>i quarters ot
the Union The electors called together 40 frequent
Intervals. and every township of every STATE through
hole conicderacv To addresses from the
aDlesi saifsm6R and most eloquent oiGiofs 81 hoi' a
ties As among the ancient tribes of Germany rHE WHOLE
ProrLr called inio council.
We DO not hanw winch most % adm.rc-ihc bo!dncss
ofhe assertion the aptness The historical Illustration
The 'anccn tribes of Germany. here spoken Of vc tc
told assembled in council and considered every s-i
first nigh. when they were all dunk and t,m -in
IN ta morning when they all sober. Tie journal
therefore though wholly wrong IN Is asscri.rs, ha!f
right n lis usi alton Il should 10 complete as >llsi
Jude have told readers what has been ihc 20 or second
thought ct the people "ln courl assembled, aud what
they indicated To hc their opinion OF " lns pf!ncples
alter the fumes the lard-cler tctauch had passed from
their brains and whom the sound Of the log-cabn
mcry and mnsrely had given mace 10 the earnest aud
honest Voice ofrelson aud of truth
In charsing upon tie Wing party The crime 81 fraud
upon ihe people IN The campaign oil l-4D LIE Democratic
press % not merely in,n tat the eAdgf@ 90 'i rari,
guilty o those offences upon The sui = which arc
made punishable bv la.~i3cil bhcrN rfiDt. i.lr 81
vp;u. aud false officers. al o., y fT.r.
confne the issue 70 these; plead tie very cerpHc q.
the results which followed their complicated frauds
sa.v .i ile>e alone could not effect ticu aiJ fusiip
the ohscury which must essar, rest upon The pipe
ayng triaslrtions of ,Aa dgra, e.u camp asn, 70 Gle
Inrsr defence
his not against the Bca nalscrs and tie Gl,niworiIs
ofihe Wa party that The Democracy ;her acc'-
satons The Wcl,-'crS and iN'er- and - e"cosS, tie
Surviving Statesmen who figured IN that csmpalsn tie
Congressional hcllcrs headed by osir tn tiuci-'N"
bac,Ssliiis and The whole tribe of l"gcbn orators the
prosuicd press which rca eel the lies prepared by such
men a. Mitchell and his a-sncaies AT Washington. and
which disseminated the slang of the hard cider Ministries
throughout the decent and refined ranks d Nhgcerl
these the real parties 10 the conspiracy Of lrlo be-
fore whom the real pipe-!ayeis SINK ihio after nSsn
canoe.
Let tho Wing papers deny, They dare the fraudulent
character ofthe issue wci they went before tie poo
plc L., them DENY IT they the Sac 81! .ic party
which i Suffering under rcbniivc justice i'r the
act that there fraud N olnng the names OF liar
r~cn and Tyler the same Presidential ticket Lei
thcm ihat having 'ino principles Cor the public
eve honest an political party, and let them prove
the proposition by apply n- the test of the best policy
the honesty Oi the transaction 1T them Ilsiliy iI
secret principles of that coalition of Feders with al
the odds and ends of faction, which consunnated al
Harrisburg Let them deny that the union OF these DIS
cordant elements. having principles IN common but nj
having principles odoaS L. the people has ing no BOND
union but the hope of plumber and not having an oomeH
OF adhesion enough to keep them together FOR AZ
hour after the contamination of their ,iciory-lci then
den, HAT tins union a fraud upon the people.
'Thsis the true is>uc-fle on. winch the Demo
press has rendered The guilt Innocence o W
Badgers and the Glenworths they leave be detcrmin
ell by other and different tribunals