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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Nauyism i'm Congress.

4 large number If memorials were introduced into
tie L.. ) Senate, the week previous - the adjourn
mcnt, sent principally from Paildrlphia, praying for
such alteration in the naturalization law a. shall r.
quire Of foreigner, a residence 4 hreaiy-one gafrs.
after filing their declaration Of intention o. become
citizon', bofrc they can BE- entitled 10 the same right,
and privileges a. natve-bom citizens. Mcs>r,. Buch-
anan, Benton, Allen and other Democrats. d.,scnfed
from the doctrines # the mcm9rial.,t.. bat ,hcy were
fiyorably regarded by some # The Federal Wing S.n-
atar,, who adhere 10 the doctrines If llartf I'd Con.
ventioni>m. Mr.. Archer. a leading Wig Senator.
IN presenting enc # these memorials, spoke as fl.
lows
ale (Mr. Archer had observed tla,, in two or
three instances recently. the gentlemen who present.
ed similar memorial, from thc same quarter. accpaa-
panied them with the expression 81 their oWn scntI-
mcnt, on the subject. Although n wa quite an unu-
sual thing fJr hmm, on the occasion Il presenting a
memorial, 20 indulge in any observations. he -lould
now 80 far depart from TIN, course. as a. remark. n
opposition 10 the dissent expressed hy those orail.-
men. that he entirely concurred with the memorable,
IN the prayer of their memorial. Tits was a subject
winch, he was sorry to say. had not a. yct >uicirnt-
y attracted the attention # tire people # the United
Suites. There waS, he thought. grOWln NJ comhina-
ton Of circumstances, Which firni he'd amtl, ground
! r the CONCLUSION, that tic great mass 81 uncducalCd
foreigners, Wholly ignorant Il tie n1lure and value
Il our IN '%Utmton~, annually POUR NJ into the g. un-rv.
could not, within the short PERIOD If live years. fixed
by the present law, become liz 70 exercise. with a due
sense of Their value and responsibility, tie rights #
natIvc-born citizens. The premature exercise # such
right had grown T. an evil Of great magnitude. Of
which there had, u~nhapPly buj too recently. been a
painful demonstration. If no other person IN the ma
tonal councils should take ~ this subject. he would.
IN the proper tme-rhn that Jariy Ithe
wing PARTY shoud come mo Jotrer rijrt tro4d cir
cbtc 10 ricrS 81 sowad IojcS-iatro3ucc some mea-
sure such as tic me1aorirlist J1Say concluded had nor
bccome RecSSary."
VIII cur adpp,cd fellow citizens real his. 1oal.g
IT, and be 50 miserably savish As to vote the Wing
ticket alter this opposition Of their prlncirle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Old Tricks.

The poor old rickciy Journal as<ails Gen. Towards
acceptance of the MISSION to Texas. and mi. mates
that he has sold himself. 81. &c.
This i, the same ly NJ old Jade. thu, winter before
last thought Gen. Howard a pretty clever f-llow and
charged that Gov. Whltcomb had aided in defeating
him for Scn1tor, although the Democratic members Of
the Legislature came out and e,tabll she'd the charge
to be u fdlSehocd. over their own names.
IL occasionally praises and abuses different gentle
men merely to STIR up Strifs, excite suspicion and OBJ
s'ruct the onward progress, of the Democrats Party.
II an old crone at Salem. 100 years ago. had been
guilty Of half the quantity of f5b.ng. back-b.ting
and misunderstanding among her neighborS, that the
old lady of the Journal has inlulgcd in, She would
have been hung a> a witch.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
St1tc E1rciOnS.

The following list shows the time of holding State
elections this year, in the several States. The result
IN Tennessee and Kentucky, the States from which
the Presidential candidates hail, Will be looked for
with more than usual interest and no doubt the
CoonS will do their very best to carry them. The
Philadelphia Ledger supposes that the operation of
the Texas question in Louisiana, Tennessee, North
Carolina, Alabama. Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana and
Missouri, which vote on or before the lst of August.
will be decisive Of their course in the Presidential
election. Henry Clay being opposed to having Tex
as under any circumstances, and in favor of giving
to the British part of Oregon. as Daniel Webster did
part of Maine. we have no doubt Will have consider
able effect on TIE States mentioned, as well as several
others. All patriotic Americans should oppose him,
however, on III grounds.
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Tie following is the table
T'i.c Jews lie Matted.

The last Squirt Gun says that tie cooking for the
Barbecue FIR the Young Mems Convention was done
on Surdly. 1t j, such a well known fl ,ehocd, that
we should not have taken the trouble t. contradict it,,
except to sustain the testimony. if that were need d,
of the writer Of the following certificate. Outland i
Il clever col red man, and one of the best cooks at a
barbecue that we have ever known and we doubt,
though he may be a shade or 50 darker than ''his bro
thor" if he would ever demean himself 50 much as
to forge an order for a pound of butter. Here i his
.flfcnnnn-
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'st " O..'i Ilur; him..

When The forged order for but .er vas first exposed.
4 strong wing observed. in reply to another who ex-
pressed i1ar'cf tie effect ii might pr duce, that mel
thcr the Forgcr nor h~ party would be hurt by il: a
for tie Forgor. nobody who knew him erpec.ea any
thing better IF him. and would overlook or not c. re
about II and those who did not know him. would not
believe that he could be quite mean enough to commit
forgery for a pound Of bu;ter-so that afcr all, whig-
g ~ was as safe under the direction IF the Butter
forger as ever" That's fine morality. TO say the
least.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
A Beautiful Wing I:aiior.

1t will be remembered that Mr.. Palmer, when max
INC his Bank examination, discovered that 4. b. Fon-
tame, the cashier # the Tcrre lIau,e Branch. had
toAen ~ifhout eare, Gt viii not d. to say of a gentle
man bank officer, sioca) about ten thousand dollars Of
the funds Of the Bank. ana appropriated it To his own
use. Fonta'ne immediately ab~quatulatcd, because
the bank charter makes IT a pcniicntiary offence to
6orror the bank funds in that way. We have been
waiting ever slnre lie made the dire, to see him come
up somewhere a head and shoulders taller than hon
est men, and 10, we at length find him. # We can be-
leve the Wing papers, at The head ia new papcr. at
Louisville, Ky. The vcraciou> Louisville Journal.
cracks HIM up as one If the finest fellow, living. and
no doubt expects that Mr.. Fon;ainc VII greatly aid
the cause Of Mr.. Clay in theory as he has done alrca-
dy in practice. This is another evidence # the ..gcnc-
raj fitness If things" Every Bank Thief should
certainly support Mr.. Clay, and no doubt viii do 50.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Help them

Inc poor wings ere in an awful ~quandary to find
out some democratic act Of Mr.. Frelinghuysen. that
they may magnify his name before the people. But
1t Is no 60. Batting his distinguished federalism and
Sunday mail-ism. all that can be said of him was once
said Of a servant girl by her mistress: This is to
certify that Lucy Davis lived with me won yer and
ie'en months cookin, bakin, and is a yuceful kind Of
is kinder onest, and | never new her to be
IN hker, and she has no sreef airts.'
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lEisitcr sssrEicti.

4 good Joke occurred a a r0con. WIZ fInIanro
at kushville. They had a tall ah pile which va,
sad to be all The way firm Ashland. On the top Of
winch wa fastened the representative # Whggcry.
a starved coon, UPON a board. While the Wander
ing Jew was speaking, they say. a chicken was gis-
en- to the coon. Hadn't You better give Ian sme
Bafter" bawlod out a loco. Tie way the lolce,
ecIccched must ha.e boon tcrrLfc,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

o. In the Rifles and Journals account of the
Young Mems Democratic Convention here on the
18th, they sly that ''Gov. Whitcomb - far f1rpot the
high station he occupies, 50 far forgot the respect he
owes the people of Indiana "a to preside over the as
scmblage," &c. &c.
Has the journal man forgot that Gov. Noble, Gov.
Wallace and Gov. Bigger made it a POINT when in
Office whenever opportunity presented, If making po-
iucai harangucs and stump speeches! If h. has. we
can assure him the peopfe have not. Has he f RIOT
that Gov. Bigger presided over the assemblacc'
when Clay was here, when riot ard disorder prevail
ed-when loaves of bread were pitched about with
hayonets and were %tramplcd under fect-and when
the tables loaded with provisions were turned over f,
No, IT Is not forgotten. and the Journll man i. eyi-
denly vcXed that or barbecue was served and eaten
IN dccency and order. aud that our whole proceedings
were characterized by harmony ard enthusiasm.
d We blind guide that strain nj a gnat and swallow
a camel. Id. mlmml. our geese are all swans.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Lc; the %E'corlc Eeuurfuncr.

That the Indiana Journal, tic Wlie Rife. and
all the Indiana Wing papers. take ,de, with the
British Government. and against tie An~ti-Com-Law
League in England. Tie Government adlcrcs to
the tariff tax on corn. natwi,h>'and NJ tie misery
It occasions to the great mas f lie peo, le; and ao
" League = Il tie party >uecc- falls warrng aeant
those of res~ive laws. winch nstonl bring ,,sr.a;i n
On thor I%eoile- but Gu; OF tie imuen.e market which
our farmer, would otherwise obtain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

GrHon. VIM. J. Brown arrived in this city from
Washington. on Monday night. lie i in fine spirits.
and brings first raie news from all along the road in
Evor of Polk and Dallas. Ar. Brown addressed the
Democratic Club and citizens generally. at tic Court
House ON Tuesday afternoon. and also in the even. no
nj a united meeting Of the Central and WAYNE town
ship Clubs, and others, at Nat. Bollon's. The latter
meeting was eloquenily addressed by Gov. Wh.;comb
and Judge Wick. We never witnessed such enthus-
iasm as now prevails among the democratic party
here. Whiggery's doom is scaled.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
{sSrIt % NiCNIcN.

The Washington correspondent Of Tie Ohio States
maa, under date ofl7ih June, states that tie srocial
minister to Mexico. lIr. Aiken. las returned to Wash
ington, with tie intelligence that Mlcxico a>scnts To
the annexation If Texas. with "A proper dCmlrkation
and settlement 'f boundary, ufCn any terms that may
be agreed upon between Tic United States and Tex
a. Tie news. lac adds. >trengt! ems tic general IN
preston that there VII Lc a called session If Con-
grc,s to consider tie question of annexation in Sep
TENDER next.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

G-lt appears that Mr.. Clay has not reformed his
gambling habits, "a his friends pretend, for 1t IS stat
Cd on good authority. that as late as the 18th July last.
he played at 6rag. and won more than a hundred dol
lars. What Is bred in the bone is hard to beat out Of
the hesh.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Ecfrat If Duncau'S Egiil.

The bill fixing a unit rm day throughout the Unit
cd Siaie'fr tie election ofPrcsidont ard Vice Pre>i-
dent. was defeated N tie Senate by a vote f 26 to
23-all the Wig Senators lut Tallmadee and Hen
derson voting aga.n,t it. There was no reason for
this. except that tie wing leaders desire to profit by
frauds at the polls as they id in Isle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Hrls,..;in iilSnil.

The last Journal says .at the Loco Convention
held in this city on Monday last Gov. Whtcomb said
that the Democracy whom hc had the honor of ad-
Physicians and Banker, but were the honest hard
listed ycomanry Of the lind, the industrious hard
working mechanic, who obaincd their living bv the
sweat Of their brow and pointed by way of illusira-
tlon to"-&c. &c. Now we can appeal To the thou
sands who were present. that Gov. Whitcomb made
no such remark, nor, of cour %, did he point To any one
b. way of illustration. if The writer Of that cditori-
ABSENT then it is manifest that he Lner he was writ
ing a fIlscEood.
The truth is, the federal party by rcsorting TO such
shameless fibrications, shcw that defeat is staring
them IN the face, and every plunge they make through
mingled rage and fear, only sinks them deeper. The
PEOPLE HAVE wILLED 1T, and they feel it.
The wiseacre Of the Journal has been SO much in
the Labit IF .f66i"g (ahcm , that, poor fellow, he f,r-
got ( ,at thousands were present at the time to which
he alludes. Numbers Of the honest of his own par
ty were present also. Thy can never believe the
Journal again whenever it feels an interest in misre-
presentation, which Is nearly always. We are thank
full for that. We repeat that although it mi. rht have
been said with perfect truth that .'the Democracy
whom he had the honor OF addressing were the hon
est hard-fstcd y%comanry of the land, the industrious
Woodworking mechanics who obtained their living by
the sweat of their brow or al least, ninetccn-tvcn-
tieths Of them. yet Gov. Whitcomb made no such re-
mark as that a~crihcd TO HIM in the Journal. Pick
your horn flint again.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Ixnt,NArnIrs. Inne u. 1874.

Messs. CHAPHANs: Some gentlemen have cal ed my at
le"'i n 10 an aricle IN the Rifle" >aiius thar thu Barbecue
LOT the Young Mems Co ven in was cooked IN SUNDAY A.
had he ho"oi OF beng emp Dyed 10 attend /, that doput-
me"t can ini1in The public that my mend Of the Rife l.
mistaken. Fle was made on sunday evening. 10 Be sure :;
tut "a" cooking wa done OF begun ill after mid light. 1t
may be hat hiohcr Bl nett wishes T. ia iute M bv h> state
mont; but believe that IN This case nav ver.citv will Iot
be questioned. EDWARD UPLAND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

or The speeches at the Court House on Saturday
By two Of the candidates for representative, we were
prevented by pressure Of business from hearing. We
are told. however. that Demas. the Old Flax Breaker.
'.haxed'' out Squire Jamison in the cleanest kind of
style. Every body was laughing at Jamison, and
wondering why such a poor stick could have received
the nomination of the Indianapolis Junto. But the
Junto work with queer tools sometimes, as is well
kncwn here.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

The Rockville American. a Wing paper. call. Il.
k.'A'nond faiiid anh' another Wing Taper. =" one If
the most s%cnrrleu> lar'rs'ftL tx l,c.fco clan = and
saysit tells Far.ou' outrageous Lee about tie ladies'
and gentlemen # Liberty" 1t is perhaps all true
but Dir Garrison VIII have hard work 10 make any
ono believe that the Palladium Is :. loc,fco.-
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" siin I'oc.;...

la, able iaper comes II "a, thu week IN an entire
NJ" d7e~~' winch aad' greatly 10 IL appearance.
"hie The same liberal. IGN. tied and talented spirit.
when ha~ hitherto characterized u. Tcnadcs ~ odi-
'orai columns Long may it Ike and prosper. VIII
the publisher please >cnd "a, W. - We have m.s-
laced lie one roccknd.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Signs Of the Times.

The results # the iHe election, since tie non.ua-
ton OF Polk and Dallas. are symptonatc IF what the
big ones Will be by and by Polk Is poisoning tie
CoOns by regiments.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Hon. GEO. ". Dallas.


PHILADELPHIA, June =. 1911.
DEAR SIR In accepting The nomination Y in which
the Democratic National Convention uneyrectcdlv
honorcd me. | certainly conceived myself. at the same
moment. ~ acqugc eng IN the political princilc,
cnuncIated IN tie resolutions Passed by that body. and
a engaging with sol,mni;y IL cherish and cyen,If,
them "m any casariiy an ghiri I miehf b. cqgei NJ
on 10 Gci,' should that animation result in my lee
ton to the office Of Wee Fresidcnt. Had discover
ed, among those standard resolutions, a rule If con-
duct. leEi htlvc or executive. with which. In a mate
rial feature. my mind r,fd-cd to accord | could not.
without being IncXcu>ably di>ingcnuous. lavecon .oot-
'cd to become tic canddlte of tie party "a whose creed
they were justly & furry rrocliimcd. In RECALLING vour
attention, therefore. with tbs remark. - tic full and
formal declaration of doctrine publi>l cd a. If the rr,-
ccedng> # the Convention. you Will doubtless rer-
celvc that have given Il direct and COMPREHENSIVE
answer t. your inquiry. Is. however. vour stated
object IN requesting this letter suggest Ia ne tic ey-
fediency and lroplcty Cf being. On tie TWO topics To
which you alone have referred. even more exrlirit. a.
low me undisgui edly TO aver that. as tie relation
now Su5>isiIng between tie national democracy and
their candidates i appreciated by me. it would be I'M
possible that should. by any official action. aid in tie
establishment # another bank Of tie United States
or IN tie distribution Of tie proceeds If the public
lands among the different States. without de.orv.dv
mourning tic imputation of Il breach # GOOD f,itl,
and tie consequent and worse penalties If self.re.
prOach.
With great respect. | am. dear sir.
Your Friend and o5cdicnt servant.
q. NJ. DALLAS.
H. -
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Coon DissCc:Or.

10 our brother Anderson. greeting Whereas, we
have no back numbers Of the Skinner. we cannot
comply with his request. We VIII, however, go on
SHINING and to skin. and Will endeavor TO Keep ND
with the " pissector." Heads up.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

Q-Spcaklng OF the sentence Of death against IIo-
sea Cook. which wa> to have taken place ON the 2Is,
instance. unless POSTPONED by action of the Supreme
Court, the Brookvillc American of June nth, says
As an evidence Of the advance If refinement i'm
tins country, We are INF rmcd that the Sheriff Cf this
county has received voluntary APPLICATION, To assist
a eXecutioner IN tins antIciIatod ca G. We saw a
letter tie other day from Mr.. Noech. Of West Union.
Fayctte county, Ind. in which he earnestly solcits
the job. In what we call the harbarous ages, there
were men who boa>tod If their scientific proficiency
a eXeculoncr~. and carried certificates from their
last employer, Of their cXpcrncss IN the business.
How much are We an advance If the barlarous age :
1t Is expected of course that In lrcds # IDLE boys and
men who delight IN such Ssorf. all make Il convent
cmi TO be present. Cook appears entirely careless
and unconrcrncd If the horrId end Tint asaiis hun.
lie speaks OF IT IN the most ocular and iriling man.
ner- lie has apparently made no PREPARATION for
death, or thought If II in a >criou, manner.
"Wmes Anorsr.-Our frcnd> # tie OPPOSITION
are all vigilncc-all zcal-all industry. .
Mark 1T You continue - lee careless and minind-
hlof your duty, the llky'> viii come il over us' as
sure as sho1tng.-Coumb id,oorte. ctig.
Al IIah, How dos diS tally with the brgggsng
part Of tic fraternity The editor If the Advocate
has surely not received his cm. and thus speak, the
honest sentiments Of hi- Heart. That Is, We Judge 80.
because 1t Is true not that we have any fIlh either
n hi> word or h- Iairo,i-m. lie may rest assured.
however, that his fears viii be- more than realized.
'Wc im,lore you then by your love Of country. of
good orlcr, and your hoic. # >ucce,, in November,
do nat di,ihe -
This Is the appeal Of the editor of the Columbu,
Advocate, 70 tie co,n~ # Bartholomew lie already
>nuif' defeat IN tic very atmosphere. ''lmplore'
away. good man bu' you VII find a vcry hard to get
the votes If the PEOPLE for a man who siigmaiizcd
them a, lind pirate. and ro5ber.. anl WHO blrgaincd
with Old J. q. Adams 4, cheat ont # the Pre- .dcncy
the man ~hom tie icf le bad cl-c,ci.
ANormGa RErANrtfov.- We are sure that the
II N. Gul ln g. N~erlan-k Dr., avowcd d., dc,erni-
nation not 10 support Mr. clay FIR the PRESIDENCY.
Mr. fcnllnck Is known not Jos ln ihc fod # rolf
tc.. and ass lst ng sup er'cr II Con. Harrison. N
Ito, tl.on "a srAallr and an author. Alany
iraVs.
Mt only Is i truc. says tie Evening Post. that
Ar. Nerlanck wHl Mt vote fr Nr. Clay. a., stated
by the Albany Ar.u~. bat il is quito a, certain la,
Le vi support Sir. rolt. Tire Dcm9crltc cand.da,e
for tie prc~.d ney. Tins j. o.a.nou, FIR VIM
prospects u Vow York.
G1-Iaac HI. TIE fa~t friend Lore,,f,re IF can't.
T. Ter IA New England a. long A. tie - blanks. &c,
out. hes come cut fr Polk and Dallas.
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CumtC.ltnJ Road.

The Cumberland road APP r%opration BIZ was lost in
tie House, a we supposed would be the case last
week. Several attempts were made on the last day
Of the session to take up the BIZ. but un.uccessfuIly.
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lloCsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wa.llInrfnn. limo 4 ISlI

DEAR SiF-Should You he elected to the Office Of
Wee President Of the United States. would YOU. in
any capacity IN which YOU might be- called TO act. aid
the c'iabl -hmcnt of anot.cr tinted State, Bank. or
IN the dltrihutirn of the proceeds If the public lands
Among the different States
need not, presume, arpri~c YOU that my object
IN rrbcuring your an t. this question i solely to
acquaint the public herewith. | hone that it may be
given bcfre the adj Durnment Of the present - sion
Of Congress.
| have the hoaor TO be, your obcdient servant.
J.. WENTWORTH.
IToN Gro " n.rr,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

GTThe BIZ to continue the charters Of the SIX
s~windl.ng banks in the District Of Columbia, was lost
IN the House. We are very glad Of that.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

@Acknowledgment If the editors cf the Sentinel
for very polite invitation to ith If July Pc Nc at
rerre Heute. VAL further advise by lctr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
81. .Toscnil COUNTY.

GEoEeE {. |AIEGErELp, E~q. Is the democratic
candidate FIR Representative IN ST Joseph county.
The people Of that county VIII do well to elect HIM.
both because he Is deserving. and because they VIII
hardly find one who VIII better attend to their inter-
c>is.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

What say the People! Let's celebrate the day in
style. What say fr a grand meeting at the Court
House on Saturday next to take the subject into
con sideration. Speak out brethren.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

o. The now limiting # our paper i good and
well arranged combination # ideas, "a we conceive.
On the left, the STATE Sea1, under the word IpiiGuq !;
in the centre n fac silnilc Il the CaDih1 over the word
STATE and on the right, the noble bird, which we
have adopted As our own ''coat # arms"-honorably
mentioned IN the New TcStamont-one If the nation
al enblcmso Of the gallant French nation-and always
characterized for un-elsing vigilan-c-thc Rooster.
under the word S,u'luR. Each cn5lcm acrords with
the word # the title in juxtlp)>ition, and are harmo-
nious "a a whole; while the loaded grapevine by
which the picture i relieved i cm5lematic If tie
pence and plenty certain to be allotted to us by a wi c
providence, # We but f~iithfllly carry ont the princi-
pies Of the Democratic party, which are but a practical
enforcement of the golden rule.
The design of the head Is our own. The drawing.
which wa. beaut fully executed, we are indebted fr
10 our friend, DR.. D.. r.. YEAyEa of Lafayette. and
the engraving was executed by Mr.. LovEIoY, of Gin
c.nnatl.