Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11
The JuntO's FOrgcry parllIcled In
fanny Of their sc0undrcl BSrmctt--In-
nucncc of the Junt0 over the Peoples

fanny Of their Scoundrcl Il srmcff-.In-
nucncc OF tho Junto over the Peoples
officers.
The forgery Of the Junio which we exposed in our pa
per Of the 27h u hard the s,omachs Of the Jun
10. The only way it, and themselves escape in
the smoke let that unparalleled scoundre and tool
+. J. Barnett LIE it down. Consequently we find in
tie Journal of the ih OF his puescent ,ervescenc-
headed "S,III another Loeooco forgery" Were any
thing wanting TO fix the forgery his black forehead and
blacker soul his article would do H. The scoundrel
pretends quote from Walkers standard edition of the
Presidents Messages and the very quotation PROVES
the FORGERY. We have only to refer the re .ders of
that paper to the article itself In IT, however he has
committed another forgery Instead Of using the word
IDENTIFIED. used by the writer of the Jun,o's
pamphlet. he uses the word IDENTICAL. This proves
the forgery both the writer of the pamphlet and the
black scoundre used by the Jun,o DO their dirty work
To settle this matter however and show the people
the nmy Of these wretches who thus trying to keep
themselves in power by imposing upon them forged dos
menis, by using the peoples money to help them out in
their nciaous schemes and TO make the last grab before
the Is entirely engulphed in nfamy ruin We
append the following certificate The documents referred
TO. standard works belonging the State LiErarz
and could, nay have been by these forgers But
IT.
pose of deceiving the people:
The undersigned have examined AZ the reouest of
Messrs. Chapmans. the Executive Documents Vol. l. of
the I'd Session of the 2lst Congress, printed by Duff
Green. Congressional printer. by order of Congress
the Executive Messages Of all the Presidents by iona
than Philips OF Columbus, Ohio and "JaCksOns Mes.
sage" published by Day & Brothers at Cincinnati be-
longing to the Indiana State Library and find the quota
ton. alluded by the ldana State Sentinel Of June 81
a. follows:
"rhe power to impose duties imports originally be-
"longod TO the several States. The right adjust those
dHcs with view the encouragement of domestic
branches Of industry Is so completely INCIDENTAL,
TO that power that is difficult to suppose the existence
Of the without the other.
WM. SULLIVAN.
LUCIAN BARBOUR
I, is only necessary sly that Mr.. Sullivan is Jus
lice Of the Peace this city, and stands deservcdy high
in public e-iine,ion. Mr.. Barbour Notary Public is
also well known and than whom no man stands farer
in the community and against either of whom the black
scoundrc Of the Journal base and unprnoped as he is
dare not lisp aught
Should there be a doubt in the mind OF any Ierson
whatever to the forgery in the Junios pamphlet, we
ask of every procure Jackson's Message Dec
1880, and examine for himself In some counties no
found Members of Congress that date viii unqucs.
tonaby have the records on hand. If on examination
they discover the nfmy Of the aristocratic clique Who
have ruled aud ruined the State we ask them in all can
dor and sincerity, if they will longer support them
Another feature IN this case is, the complete control
this Iunto exercises of the public here
ond the lack OF independence these officers NANTES, when
they fearful Of coming with this unholy ALI
The above certificate simple in itself, taken
to three 1siiy Justices IF the Peace and although the
truth Of the manifest the books themselves
being also taken, they refused to certify the facts which
they had hesitation in acknowledging verbally There
can be but reasOn for officers seldom refuse fee;
and they would have been entitled by signing the
certificate officially The only conclusion 10 be drawn,is,
tha, the Junto completely the masters that the
~ fact Of seeing these officers paper intended
only to place THE TRUTH before the people, would
have been the signal Of eternal hostility those who
showed themselves thus independent. 1t would have
Withdrawn their means OF support by taking away their
business. II would have taken away their ,ery Offices
And the independent Wing candidate says of the Jun
tos nominees for the Legislature they would not dare to
against their orders unless they felt inclined TO be pur.
sued with teerlke ieroci'y through life.