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FOr the State Sentinel.
sabbath school Celebration.

NJ a mceiirg OF The committees from the several Sabbath
Schools Of this place. held on MOnda, the 10th int. al the
Western Methodist church. JAMES BLAKE was called to the
chair, aud j. 10. kicr>tcd app inIci Secretary.
IL was ReSOired, That The sabbath schools Of this CITY
unI'ei ~ the c'l'br'tion OF the approaching ih of July.
ReSofref. That JAMES 81 AXE be requested 10 act a. Grand
Mai>hti. with power 10 appoint one assistant MARSHAL fiom
each Satb,ih school.
RcS0fred. That the sch lars Of each school march together
IN tie procession, under the immediIie ch ugc Of heir teach
or.
Resofrei, That HARLEs AxrrI he appointed Orator of the
da,-and ALERT g. Porter lcadcr Of the DcclaIatipn If
ini' pcnience. and that the chairman aud secretary inform
them of The : me. aud Ieque>t then acceptance of the APP
pointmcrt> ic>prcii, ely.
Resoire5, That tn. Rev. Jacob Shearer and Love II. jane
son be requested 10 oficiale on The occl>fn.
ReSOhred, That the clergyman If the ci V, and the JUDGES
of the Supreme Court be invited 10 occupy seats on the
stand
The { flowing c mmitt es were appointed
Committee If IRA gcHeIfS-to I0caie the srourd and
make the necessary anaascmcntS-C Fletcher. !. wilkins.
Ira Thar. L. Wnchcl. u ruiewllcr. \. Smith. Charles Cox
T.. " tiiiam>, Nm Duzan, VIM. Ling. nfelicr. Thos. Rick
aid>, John Greer, \. ". Mpnis. Wm. Ilannanan. Elvor
HI 2. Henry Bradley, Chs Ferguson, Jane, VI. Ray. Geo.
Br,tdon. ID Naguue. GansIIay. Henry OH. J. Pat on. Oba-
ill. =. u. BIouut. y jameson, ,ohn Thompson, Il. >ulsroye,
and Rev Gcpigr kunz.
Committee Of Fnprncc-to raisc funds and provide The re-
fre>hncnt>-Wili> Wright. Jesse Jones, d. Isaac Coe, u.
p CobuIn, +. Williams, +. Ilaush, +. J. Martin, and +
KIM.
Committee on Music-Wm. Games. James Drum, James n.
Raw. \. &. Willari, J. II. kie,si cd, OBADIAH Brown. Alex.
James n, At a ~. Bradley.
Rcsaired. hat the proceedings Of the meeting be publish.
cd IN the Indiana Journal aud State Sentinel.
y. "a. kIERSrED. Secretary.
INpIsv ,roIIs. June 10, lSll.
y B-Ihv several cumm tees are requested To meet on
Monday liz ,7th inst al I O'Clock z. VI. at the We,tein
Methodist church.
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CrnA-Tho revolution IN ST Domingo. and The recent
revoits among the bl ,cks ~ Cuba. begin IL awaken attention
among those who are interested in sustaining he claims
of SPAN tn that Island. England wants II. but can obtain
no countenance from EUROPEAN powers in serzug forcibly
upon II. The United States at %, e time had an mixing
for II. hut Great Britain frnwned upon the project. France
would Ike Ia possess IT. but there j. some prospect ot ~.
Domingo hnall, rv'rtIrg 10 It's old prophet lrs. Cuba.
however. Is not M adj qua'c position. OF her million
two hundred thousand InhshItanl>, 800 600, are whites.
800 900 are browns ar musiees. aud the remainder are
black. OF the whites. 200. 600 are creoics, the rest are
emigranis from all parts of the world. The muSiccs are
nearly all free The army and office holders are from old
Spain generally. The creoics would he friendly To annex
alton with ,ls country. and the whites are divided into
many pafti,s. Span Is IN possession II all the iOriIica-
tons. which are gnrsoncd by 10000 troops, aud sustain.
ed Ivy "ne-third OF the whole population. There can he
no hope. iher, fore. of establishing an independent govern
mcnt without foreign aid, ard IN thesr conservative lime,
such all l. not probable. We infer. therefore. with all
the troubles, there will be no chang, in the government
III Cuba
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WASHINGTON CRY a, NJ.

"~AsHiNGT CITY. 81 MAY. 1874.
Mtssns CHirsASs: BY letters which I receive from
VARIOUS parts OF my district. | regre, to learn ,hs, an i'm
precision prevails. that the Secretary Of state. Mr.. Cal
honn. has proposed to the British Minister, to Weld all
our CLAIM TO that portion Of Oregon which lies north Of
the s9h degree Of north latitude. This is erroneous
NO such proposition has. or will he made by Mr. Cal.
noun nor has any negotiation been opened and when
u -. you may rest assured. that our legitimate boundary
hity four degrees forty minutes, will be maintained No
treaty Of his kind could. however. be ratified by the pres
ent Senate. a = II would deprive The BRUSH Of any foot
hold on the Pacific. The Wings in The Senate are will.
Ing to surrender all the Territory north Of the 49,a degree.
and to give the British the right Of j,int occupation Of
the reminder For one | an opposed to any treaty. abau,
the matter. until the character of the Senate i changed
and notice formally given to the British Government, 10
end the JOINT occupancy in a country a clearly our own
as any part Of Indiana. lam very Respectfully.
Your obt. serst, W. j. BROWN.
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The Federal candidate far Tice Prcsidcnt-4rhere he
Hres.-Wc notice that the coon papers which come tn
this office are much divided as to the "local hahi,a,ion" of
their candidate for Vice President. 4 portion of them H.
cate Mr. Ere inghuvsrn in New York. and the remainder
in New Jersey. We understand he resides some where in
New York. being a Professor In one cf the Colleges Of
that State. and hat it has been some five years since he
left New Jersey.
Ia ,S2S. these same coons claimed all the talents of he
country a. belnnginG exclusively To them; hut now times
ares changed that we feel it our duty to inform them
VIVA, Stale ,hei, caudiia,e for Vice Presiden, lives in.
Alas poor coonery q. Sf0tesmIn.
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BUTLER Co. o. Nay q. ISL.

MrssRs- CHArMANs-Encloscd YOU will find one dollar for
three c IpeS Of the COOn>kinnet. . .
We are both subscribers to the Louisville journal Extra
b., Ind The p opict - of that paper 50 completely posti-
tut. 4 Ia fai>ehoOi such low. con tempiible sliuderer> of our
most eminent Iattiutc Saic>nen-that the only object we
have in fading IL Is To see how far a man can sink himself
in the pit 81, 'nfsmy. The word lie l. used a number Of
times in one nj nher IL would have been well for Prentice
to have attended = school of pnlIienc.s long enough 10 have
lea med. that u ne TIT the d. based. vulg,l. Iufian pa I Of
society make common u . Of that word. II such fifth rs hi,
y pei i III Cd with can influence the citizen, Of Chi. we
intake their character. lie : a tit advocate for a ducllst.
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NfssRs. EnIrnRs-l gee IN Your paper Of june Oh.
n notice that IT \. Vines will consent t. serve a School
Commissioner he will have The support, OF mauv Demo-
Gratis. ! helIrve that that oil e would he a Disadvantage
To me. aud ihere Is but one consideration that would in
duce me 10 submit my name to the public for it that Is.
the education Of our youth has aiwnNs been a theme on
which my soul delighted to dwell. for II Is on the inrslli-
gene" Of our youth upon which rests The future happiness.
the liberty. the prosperity. The grandeur aud the glory Of
our country. II YOU think that can save any of the
thousands that have ar may be lost by bad management,
You can use my name as you think best.
ABRAHAM INES.
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ABRAHAM VINES.
To Subscribers TO the Slate Sentinel.

The third volume is now drawing to a
close. when many subscriptions expire. a large
portion of which commenced with Us. now
near three years since. We shall be happy
to continue the acquaintance. and to form as
many new ones a possible and to this end,
we would request allour friends TO exert them
selves a little. IL becomes the more ncccssa-
nv, rs we intend to commence the next vol
umc in a new dress, ana on superior parcr.
and 1t Is a heavy expense to meet. There
fore all will see the necessity Of acting
promptly, whether in renewing old subscrip-
tons or forwarding new ones. We shall
strike oil a few extra copies to meet all de-
mands.
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RICK cR EEK, June II. 1914.

MIR EDIrOR Sir, please to send me ''rcc copies OF your
'oon Skinner, as there are still a few Of ,h"t roubie>one
vermi IN our puts, IN I have suIvived he $40. msm winter;
bur they are :" saunt aud feeble that they cam II venture
out on a wind d,N, aud If they do not keep close 10 their
holes they are certain e. lose Then hides. But Il, re -
here ard thc,e aMd old Coon so >ub>tanteless, that he cam 4
be tracked they are beyond the reach of material things,
AMI may perhaps SnIvive the summer unless thy get choked
on loft corn, OF get too full of ar aud burst. GIVE 'em goss,
Chapman. Yours respectfully, J. w. II.
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Democratic m1oritv.

"''i m1phN, IL
The line was distinctly drawn IN the contest between
the candidates Tn. cpnn~ had ln-t returned from the
battle ground Convention, all enthusiasm, flushed with
hope. aud boa>ilns that the, could d.i,ai any candidate
the democrats could rlac" on the track. The democrats
knew that tins was one of then old tricks OF brGggia". 80
they went gntedy To- WORN. rallied IhcIr forces. aud knuk
ed whIssery into Il cooked hat. When the prominent
and chtratr0as portion of The Wings discovered they had
caught a Tartar. they worked themselves INTO a mosi mag
nihcent sweat. ihrIr courage. like Bob Akcrs fairly oozed
cut at their finger ends, declarations of Indlscriminare
slaughter and carnage We're made against the dcnccrac,
Tor daring In do their own voting and from the war
like threats that were bTcaihcd firth against Us. we did
not know but that W. should have io apply to Henry
Clay for the loan Of his hatr-.ugser pistols. aud a copy
of ths ''codc of honor. We believe tins j. the first de-
mocraiIc Justice of the Peace ever elected in this town
ard what enhances the bnilIancy OF The victory - the fact
that we beat the most popular man ia their ranks-a man
whose character l. without reproach. This l. the first
gun from Clinton after the T'pPecanoe fandango. and t
- but Il prelude Ia the more decisive victories that will
come laundering along in Angus, and November -
Frankfort ObSerrcr.
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John l.. Psge. a Mormon elder. Of III shursh. after
how ng up. in a letter To an editor. Z" scouulrelS and
hlackgusrds who addresses letters to him without sgna-
ture and unpaid. saws: There is two things | know.
ls,. | know that the faith If The Latter Div SAINTS Is of
the true God, and will eventually i'll Me earth with tn.
:. knowledge Of God. 81. 1 knox the dcv.Iis mad about
&, and I shall no, try 70 please him.
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e

4 : hereby gwen, that n The genera -, ciion 10 he held within AMI
u ff the county Of Ntrnn and - ,tc of indana an The fri Monday
in August next. The follow ine officers are tr he e.cied within aud Tor
sid county 10 VT: Two Representatives Ia the SiFte isgi>lnic. a
Sheriff, Cor,ner. County Treasurer. Schpol cnnmiS-mncr. and one
C,nny Commi>>i,uer. =" thin aud for the frt district ~ ~,ii cmnniy.
- HAMMER IAANIIEN AID SbpT af Hus,, 1,u,t.
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MARRIED-At IIarsistLrE. Fsyeiie c unity, L.. on the
Goth uIt.. bv the Rev. u. II. ia rmmnnl. Col. \. /. WHrrLFR,
of Plymouth, Ia, to Mis- SUSAN MUgPHY, of The former
Mace.
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GROCrNArS, GRnGEEsrEs.

5'hi. Subscriber respectfully ini'rns the citizens uf lnirluHpaiS
y aud The public in = nerll. That H. hn< rt received a fresh IS
spiWcnt OF ;rs cries. such rs a prime ar irr of y. -. sugar Rio
and II vint tuf" 80, imn-rili, Young Tyson, AMI Gnnpayder TelS.
lsufS ugpr Havana Sugar. \. q. aud =. a. Noils>cs. Western Re
serve t'hee~e. 10. Mackeyi, Goldfish, etc. which hr "H-fs fa safe at
very low prices J. NICOLA.
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D.xN GlODs !.

a FINE assortment Of DRY goods. such ~ brown aud ilearies
IA Nuslns. talc"s. VI. tugs, lr<h AMI French Linen brown
ilolllnt. leans. ~Hnnt Velvet. rtuirics, Cstsniir. aud vuh,l-
other Articles Iuf received aud fr sale how. -. J. NItoI.AI.
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SALE OF LANDS.
'sOr!Ga.cd Ia the >inI.iuS Fund Tor fail
NV 10 DAN IN GilS'.

rRNTlE f,Hovin tracts. pieces, Parcels ~ IiS of iand. or . - murh If
D each ~ u,, he n-crs~ary. " ~ q the 18th d,v 1t Au.ut = NJ.
Tween the hours at : q clock. n. NJ aud u ochTk. y ~, ct SAID dav.
al the Z, ~ Hon = d,of IN the tnwn e lndiana obs. lie ,frrcdfr
sale io the hi.ae . bidder the hnt helm: -Iu,i L. The nrnIn cilrge
and bid II b, The STATE fr nua "a, ntut Of the interest ON sand loans
10 Wit:
Boone County
The u half ofw half or = or " >ecisu ~. { l.. u "f re si-"ihe
n hall 81 The = inif 81 The : " ~ sscihn lo,t J., noir2r; nt'i-is
ell hS Nti,hy Lewis: han. interest, dimlse- aud c'~ts 500 ~.
HE = tall Of he : = ~ 81 secthn -. 1 u. ~ = ai-u - aere~on'
l0l acir~ q more particular descn. ton Of Which VIII I've found on ..
rs, Of book y" a"t The record II d-'ds 81 ia.ne county .mors'g
ri ~ John thri-ntn t,,u. Interest. sc. : lti ~.
IN e qr at te u e ri s,tuon :, I ~. nr9e. also the n Z qr OF
the : = qr 81 >,thn 81 ~. n rae, containing m al - acres, mort
gagged by Jaues VI. iianrs. lran. Interest, sc. S55i %.
HE " bali of The : = az uf section -, -, u RE containing - ac
res mnrsised hN Thomas ! Lindsey loan. interest SC SAD FL
The { hall 81 thu : ~ aud The " taif of the : = qr at -eoitn ., ti9,
of ~ nsHicag-i nv Adam Raiuia1t. Ltn. interest. sc. $40 -.
The n " qr OF section |. aud i- e half Il The n = Qt III s-ttmn ,, I
10. nr2e. combining - @l 100 acres morsaeed by W,slt, ilck
son. @tn. interest, Nc S7O1 =
The " hal II the : " ar at srctIon l. ~. n 7 > =. and the u ~ Or
at HE : rqr Of section >. I 49, r =, continuing 10 acres m'rgis
eaes le"rJ llaur; han. interest, &c s,o' -
Ih. q hlfof The n ~ az &c ~rct"u 81. 1 -. u - ~. containing -
res rn'ft-ac-t by John Anirew l"an, Interest, sc. So o.
Tht ~ " or at - ar and imr : " Or at ~ = Qr of ~tctpu -. Z 10. n
.; ai>othe u eqrot -e,tion 81 2oF e. containing pa acres. narrslrei
by, p'"i'i ii.aion. htn. rntrr-H. Nc. siY9 10
The = half 81 the ~ " ~ It scsiFn = 10. ~ re. containing -
acrs aiso Tie : halt IL HE : " frof >ecinn -. "a. q re. ,uaiUa-
is ~ acres motgased ty Wesley Smilh; loan. Interest, sc. : ~
The = half of the ". anl the " half 81 the : qs of section ~. :
ls,ht2s nonsaerd ts I-'fs- Walker; ioan Interest, Sc. sos -.
enroll CJVafg.
The = haif ofth~s = qr II ~-can a. I -. "a - ". containing 50 A.
re- Also The : hall IT Ire r hall ~ The : " ~ of s-ctrn 9. t6. - -
", containing ~ acres mouslsedhs Jacob K. Newman loan. inter.
ct, sc. SIS IL.
Clinton CoYafg.
The = haif & the n " ar "f ~e,tnn -. t2s, nrie moreased by
Nathaniel h-Nis han. interest. e 500 -
The e hall a. lie ~ . or of ~cftsn p. and the n " ~ = the y ~ ~
"f section -. and the ~ grofn " qr 81 section -. al al ~, NJ 1
= mHrrased b, Join Cua han. insHrt. sc So =.
res norgaged BY PA.nea. b. VI. Tbcusas han, interest. sc. spo
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EAsrcgkN axp SpAy;.va n,rAy5sr-e.

n tST receive eli 4 lt o+ spanish and { inrInnati sole leather. Boot
% AMI >hn- Noroccn. Eastern Upper Leather. Philadelphia tlf
skins. Linn. and binding skins. ~kuiin.. Hog and sheep skins.
etc. aud all kinds ufhNms' winch I will sell at reduced rnr~.
81 \ftDIA
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NEW ARRIVAL.

VArlLNOT& Co.. sign &C The DAYTON iat md Shoe Store. ,
w ~p'ctfnhy call the attention al The crizcn<" 81 indi,ntpoiiS ~
the surrounding cnlnir, tu The CHE~7PEST. .NOST ENfT.iSTJl
aud co uPLEYE ASSORTMENT of mrs, caps. BOOTS ~
SHOES. ever offered to the puhltc. 5u
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DIDA
Democratic Electoral Tick ct.
SENATORIAL.
TILGHMAN 4. HOWARD, Of Parke.
JAMES G.. READ. Of Clarke.

CO~GREssIoSAi.
Isf ~ 4. BOWLS, of Orange.
ri ELUAH NEwL.>D. of Washington.
Sd JoHN VI. JoHS.oS, of Franklin.
an :" SAMUEL T.. PERKISs, of Wayne.
OH " WILLIAM W. WICK, of Marion.
Oh Pans e. DUSNI~G, of Monroe.
an AusTIS VI. PUErT. of Parkc.
IN " HrSRY W. ELLswoRrH, of Tippecanoe
M =" CHaRLEs W CATHoART, Of Laporte.
lOh LUoIEN T. FTRRy, of Allen.
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0rWe are requested 10 announce JAcoB LAMBS a a can
diiate fr reelection 10 he Office of Treasurer aud Collector.
GTNo name viii be announced wi,hou, the cash in
n
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oUrs.xswaEE AVID cE...swAFsg.

JUST reviewed a very fine assortment at queens = are, Liverpool
50 aud common Teas. rlhr~L Dishes, roNl-, Pnch-rS. etc ak,
emunf nni pressed Iunhlrrs. Preserve dishes. NoiaS>tS cans. tuun-
Casi"r~. alt Sehers, etc. winch VIII sell cheaper Than ever.
Sly I. NiCOI.Ai.
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Marion

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAv NOMINATIONS.
rr p,a- CD. l.. McFARLAND,
f.. y. SINNER.
For Sherif. BANNER LAWIIEAD
For TREASURER and COVector. ZENNS AXE.
f0r COUHfy Commissioner. ANDREW MOREIlOUSE.
For Coroner, JOHN THOMPSON.
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Democratic yicrOry.

On Monday last. an cicctinn was held IN this (Jlcksnn)
township for Justice Of The Peace. which resulted as fol
Samuel & Shorile. democrat. 40
Samuel { Dunn, nhis, I2
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By &. /. & !. P. CHAPMAN.

patronage reduced a. we trust ere long = boho'd them
we should 'han indeed stdl INSIST most oamo III on
the RUE. ia. reluctant a wc are 70 surrender the
benefit, attending D.. we are sui more unwilling ever
again - sce Che rwcr Of the Office Liable 90 tie out
raceous abuse and misuse, in corrurt intrigue FIR r.
nomination, which Tie whole country has Witnessed
Il late with SUCH indignant disgust. Until the re-
form. ~tlerCf.rc. in tie tenure and power of thc Office.
which we hope 70 see Effected Gre long, We are now
compelled hy tho demonstration # events. to give IN
n frank 81 Re- ON - tie One Term principle, asst has
been called be operative in all future cases which
may not BE- nsde proper and necessary cxcetions by
very extraordinary causes. Mr.. Polk, We have seen.
was prompt - lake that ground, cvcAat the cSpcH e
If his own future. III the benefits argued hereto
fore by oar orfOHcais 30 BE- in~ dent to this principle.
So shall. have a most favorable opportunity to see
tc,tcd-in contrast. to-, with the corresponding evils
that my GROW oui e the other practice. as they have
been illustrated in the term Of his predecessor"
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Volume II :;:;:;;:N Number :,
- q $500 &c S.niinei.


Texas.
les Suggested ~ Ire Sfeeh el Gen. H'ick. Dcmoero,
District Efcf tea fsr ne Ssrth Congressional DIS ret, d
ireTcd II Mount Jlcts.l on he Fan Ju.s. l,il
T~USE-Lar.
Where myrtle 'rces arc growing,
Ard mighty iivcr, loNiae,
Where orange flowers arc throwing
ihcir fragrance on ihe AR,
IhcIc I, a sISfci land;
Ato5ie Spartan band.
Who htrg % freed Im'> altar
The oncring> that eNalt her,
Aud netei. sever liter
To bIaNeiy lay them there.
WIcIc he lonely star is ayIns,
The Texan bicoles signing,
Nbctc he faltn brave are lying,
Cur cage Yet shall wave.
Her sons fought side by side,
FoI freedom al they died.
Thee he fi>f flowers are spiiusing;
There sweetest binds alc singing,
And fairy hands ne wrIn.us
The requiem Of thc brave.
Lua DER Tie lard is pealinr,
The deep IcspfH>c Of feeling,
III g'olions Truth revealing
That those NC l've are there.
And they al last age fee
AID cannot, shall not be
frsiaycl AZ IN, 40 never
THEY'VE horui 20 us ~iTcycr,
What wI,tca that tie would sever
Who're l. the minson, Wleic
Ard noble hears ac burning,
Her destiny d>ccruuE:
y na1 rs eyes are tuning
10 save her from aar:
That gcm shall never set,
I'm E~rsiAui'> c1iontf,
Fof f ce6om> >otS auc needing,
Her v h., { 1 succHl bleeding,
Tie COOL. he brave aIc leading
Toward tie l,icly sfai.
An angel guard l. kce ins.
The wairo-ir>t ihat'> sic"ping,
Aud eyes unseen ae ,ccpins
Above ihr noble dead.
Where Goes 81 hghiiny fcil,
lhcfc fingers vet IL, spell,
Fi ~ ht> ir,ath came slower,
III, q in- voice grew loN,r,
lie ,hon'c 60 Yet once mnIc,
"louic Iighi, >nll * ahead -
And soon the loui ho,ann4h,
Rum DER each Wild slyaun.h,
That G. ulgclsd Santa Anna
AckuoN ici-ei -h- WIS fec
NUr hcait. ana hands We give,
To ShiclG hrr while we live;
Then lot ms Ic cue I,Xas.
GA BltHm CAN'T prileN u,
i hirXico Should Vex u.
NclI~loA lours Hickory. s. r. D..
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dc-tructon Of tie Constitution. lie overthrow Of
SAFE Z -ht', the Inversion If popular Liberty, and
tle consolidation of al powcr5 IL lie central govern
i.gat.
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Fas'ies a. Nr Crleaae.-t Correspondent If
tie Pan eT~ Banner. writing fson Nau Orl-an NJ
der tie signature of "tIsli.cks. t.us cans q Tie
fasloa> tae lal.es there
Its ea,~osed sioes ere wcrn. aud For o
1.. b4tt.ela aides drcsses are So snr aagtth slsma.e
conjecture. = crt corr olsst.e. and ~rre L
~. d4attle ladies' cut from Tie teoa 81 tAe r.-e rs
mueA as ,heT PIT on tic to.ar. we vou,g men Ue.i
be dl=cen haze"
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i-e.it.
Glass Legislation.
Inc GREAT struggle IN Enrand. winch shahcs tie
Island like a yaluua, orirlns;es in tme same cause
wairh fa~ so LONG hH-a cd tbs country wlh mixed
m.rtcaep and political conflicts. The taxation # lie
many FIR the benefit f n fv. under tie pre.cacc of
lra .c.tnr domestic indl .rv. isthe source Of tic ex-
is,in- pualcs both in Gnrllndand tie United States.
I..s remarkable. however. Hattie privileged classes,
here and there. have hid hold IF d..iercnt subjects on
wiic. Il found TIER different Ia9n09yLes for eNtor-
tin. In England, tie ~rrlIlercl projected class have
a monopoly Of the bnd.. which. not beng If sudi-
Gent extent T. feed The Whole roAlation. enables the
lyndl rds 70 cN.ort what rent they please from their
tenants, who farm tie land: the competition for land
IT, Hofa ic.nr rendered cscoss.ve Lv mean. e tie
corn laws. passed bY Tie landlord Interests. By tlesc
llN>, Tie Introduction Of corn from abroad is rrohib-
tied. until flanc has brought tie l.bJrcr's wares to
lie lowe Z point. and raised The price Of fod 70 tie
hg.ct.
The laon vino rents tic land IS thus enabled to
Qgcezc the utmost dr,p Il sWcat and III cd out Of She
rulauded hhorirr millions: and the lrl of tie s3n.
WHO fixes his rent at what lie pleascs. extract. from
thc farmer Ni tcnsn) Ell Eat he derive, from his
cStort or. save so MucA e.; necessary 10 support
l.mt.f and family. and keen Tie tcnemcnt in order.
T. is t5s no.o.alv # lad which maintains tho rriv-
1,rfd class-1e nobility Il England. Lord Wei
lrgtan ACKNOWLEDGED ti"t his opposition tothc rcTcal
If lie corn-law mano,ul, VA. founded ON tie f,ci
'latu would shake tie ~foi,ti~al newer cf that order
which he looks anon - l,olding tie halance # the
Brit. , cons. tu'i n. Tai~is rlrin confa sion that
il is n@cccs,arv ti9t The Fri toerary of Engsnd should
have tic power Of rolA.ng ~. re8ple. for tie purpose
cf cc;maitirr -tranrlf in dor oAn hands. While.
a. tc SEINE tine. tie rrlec .farr.i t}e OPPRESSED
r's-s into s.f~aie-tan &, fe w~9nrs infected. or nj
ma r;oa ~s'a,eof wcaknc 5. tiat r,adsrod r~e.i,;ancc
incfirr.l. Thus. lion. ~ raol,rd. We seq flo Gau-
lie rr a-.rlc ut ~ r,-c~r-,- a.aricc. Inftd NJ, m
.qa.a'lc am'itim of pYli.r.l pever-to mq.n,a,n mo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

.Ilsu WAeDs.-lIrxa4 Clag AMI DaH,-L W.
sTEE received IN q singie year ne-ethsa Sl.,'t"c a01
from tie Cnrcd sales Danb, IT ale GEL 'P-
sioucl s-rr.ces.' Tals, we presume j. tic "hi-a
wasc5 tie coons axe 50 coas.anly IIAas ABOUT.