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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

The sterling Democracy q New Hampshire have fought
glorious battle, and have come Of victorious over the pie
tald opposition with which they have to contend. The Gram
lie State has sustained herself most CALAMITY, and &C, a Go
li,us example FOX the emulation Of her sister States, giving a
s.s-ng earnest OF what she intends to DO in the fan cam
p1iga, when tie ertatlafi!c of Democracy i 10 be fought.
Tur GLORIOUS ErsuiT below VIC present such returns
IS We have received previous 10 our paper gong to press.
The Democracy q y. Hampshire have sustained themselves
pouliy- Thy are hyperion - all their fcs. Their irwin
c.o.ity j. poss1 We have had every thing 10 contend
sglnsl. Tie at0i'icai.is have detached every man from
cur side ta-t il WAS possible T. detacb. The railroad qnss-
ton las been used ca various projected routes. TO draw oil
voters fpfA on. ticket. Conservatism has worked all the mis-
chief Il could. IN many towns The conservatives pretended
10 &c disposed to vote tic regular Domcc aIc TICKET. but a
iow day. before the election. they splurg upon the Demo-
. with feeling a. cfvcnrmed and hostile as ever.
There seemed TO be not much need for effort. and II was
difficult 20 impress upDa our Iitnis a sense Of the necessity
Il .cfaliag fully - The ioii.. Things Appeared all loose and
floating buder these circumstances The abolI Ionists have
made waim eXeti1ns todiaw all the disltecied int the sup
port Il thcif ticket. and have succeeded in making a show #
strength larger thai the conservative strength. With the oA-
ccptInn Il a ies town, the ahuiiionisis have drawn ues.
vote from the federal and conservative ranks.
All things considered, this y one of the most signal and
Triumphant vict,I lies ever achieved by the Democrat, Of New
Hampshire. Gioii Usiy have they maintained the post OF
d. epSieR tcr5 er II The democracy y The Union" They wil
lie among The foremost Ia Tie Presidential fight.
We have received returns Of votes for Governor, from Sc
v~euty-oue t wus, Tut have not room to give them in detail
We therefore make TIE following summary by counties:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Tie Editor of the Tippecauoo Journal proposes to l.
sue an extra paper to lie called The same Oh Coon 10
bc continued for 6st cents, tx Gfer Gays eeea'n TO ne
Presidency" Several Of his eo'empora"es TINS "a'
under such conditions be will be very likely to 90 an IN
uro6,sbie business; but he Editor says-""e don e2-
nee, 10 make much. 1t IS true bat We have no Tears 81
Lsipg.' We suppose he Is insured against loss 'y virtue
a, The same British Wing Fund a New York, which al
.,rB. means to other Wing editors TO give Clay speech
"a a. prsmiums to their democratic friends who VIII
subscribe for their papers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
Particular xe,ice.

We have a number Of accounts for advertising aud job
work. aud ais, notes ofsinail amount Coz the Anne. whiei,
though small IA themselves. amount TO n considerable
sum ia the aggregate, winch We much need. We will
settle them al on accommodating Terms, II attended 10
immediately otherwise they will b. put IA suit without
discrimination. TLey may BE- settled ., note, produce or
cash-any thing 70 accommodate otherwise we must
accommodate ourselves 10y getting Judgments aud dispose
ing oflhem in the best way possible. We hall not al
lude to these matters again through the Papcr-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

IAcNsoNwoWNsllr Clinton CO. March Is. Ill

take thu occasion to acquaini YOU Of the progress OF
democracy IN this section If the State. We some weeks
since formed a Democratic club in ihis township up
wards Of ffY came forward and signed the Constitution
Some two or three signed TINT heretofore acted with tie
whic party one ofthem tod ne CHAT he had heretofore
supported TIC Wigs and d national bank, because he
though, that we could not get along without such an N
s,i,uiion , bat he now saws hc has been deceived the now
secs that there is plcu.y ofsald and silver N The country
10 buy up the produce, and wo therefore have no 10 oi
the monster bank
saw this morning a l-t Of over twenty subscribers 70
the Coon-Skiuner. which will be sent To you soon.
Yours. &c. l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
GlxE5EsS4TE.

Irene CuArways: You ale requested r. a-ro1.ro 20
,,nr II B,SNEn LAwmEAD foI reelection = ie = e =.
Sheriff Of Msli.n Cysh;y, WAC Will &c ~s1pt'.'t- =,
voters. 49,
we are requested 70 announce tusrfH J.
csr9i,a,e n County Treasurer q Iailon o-4"!' sac
ensuing August election. 4,s.
v,AIArAS a. a candidate Tor constable.
s>,-We are requested q announce the rane % -
- ,.,aadftate lr County TressuIcrani 'rf*opof-
give se Ieeue',ed t. suacgaee (. q. NLHtA - .
.,,d4a.e ~ Constable.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

The steamship Neptune, CAPT Rolhms. arrived at New
she brought coniain nothing of Importance. The raIeis
"lalA' OF nexaiiun-notiiu more The Texan S'n-
ate. bcioio IT. Appointment, PASSED n resolution c"mi'-
nentaf, Ia ngestdcut Iiuusion-ihc vote staining 30 J.
\ similar resolution WAS lost in ia. House @! iRelrs-enf-
aiiNcs. b, vote OF ~ 10 -. tougi,-s las passed q hni
directing that Coinmodofc VI core shall be iird hN "a c'nfi
martial comuoscd OF militia ofic.rs-Malo General oi
The militia 10 preside. Capt HAYS. al Tie head Ola COM
pany of mounted rangers. has gone % EeNar 10 ohicfs'
the maraudcrs ia that section President Houston h"s
ordered the Treasury to be closed tor siAlt DAYS "t' h'
TN,heoa.r bills are 10 be issued from The department dur
luz tins PERIOD. The colony IA tie Cfo>' fin4iefs j.
rapidly increasing aud extending. The correspondence
between Captains Elliott. British tharso d Affairs. '"e
Arson Jon.~. Secretary ct State. relative 10 Tie i.uprrs
AFRO claims, Ia published IN the Houston Democrat Mr.
ZONES has shown the want OF validity % those claims
Caniain Todd, wao J. the beatos "i Il, -pairhos tp oni
Government "a; IS a%shington, came passenger 10 ihc N'p
iuae.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
CORRESPONDENCE.
wAsHIxsroS, March Is, lsl4.

"As"tNSio>f haiN ~ 4@''
MTssRs. CaArxASs john Y. Mason. Of Virginia.
has jus, been nominated for the eiice of Secretary Of he
Navy.
Chancellor Walworih for the Office Of Judge the same
cor which Spencer was II elected.
II is pretty well understood that Calhoun will accept as
Secretary Of State, indeed have no douh; of it :.
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counterfeit.

The Cincinnati Commercial saws, ,ha, large quantities
OF FIVE dollar counterfeit notes haze been recently TUT :"
circulation in ,ha, CITY. on lie Madison branch Of The
State Bank OF Indiana. Ia the new counierieis the
Eagle j. turned 10 the richt-ihe old eouniefieiis having
been detected by The Eagle being turned TO the ied'
The Commerc al says I" The one shown W. yesterday ~
The Marshal. was flied Up and signed 50 perfect. that had
il been offered 10 Us, we should have taken 1t without a
momonts hesitation"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

\ lying statement from the Madi-o"ian Is s"ins The
rounds Of he federal Wing rarers. to the effect that the
e,pen,es Of the Coon Dynasty have been less than those
under Mr.. Van Burn. The ruth j., that within the past
flre ,cars Of Federal Wing rule. Sir HTadrfd Iho"-
sand Da,ars more have been spent than during the Whole
fonr gsas Of tie "proa'g gate, coFul; and eAir''agan'
YIN nurn,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

The Harrisburg Democratic Union Of the - inst, contains
another letter Of Cal Johnson. 1t IS dated on The 9th Of
February, and from hs residence, White SULPHUR, Ky. III
Addressed q Gen. Simon Cameron, in reply 10 the resolutions
of the Harrisburg meeting, nominating him (C0l. j. 6r-the
Presidency. II Is written IN Tie most patriotic vein q that
tiled soldier and honest democrat. We have room cniy 70.
The following ex;act, which is deserving Of special alien
t0u by Col. Johns0n's friends an every State Of the Union.
Under lie lm convicton that the principles aaI mea-
suICs which now tglte TIC great political PARTIES of the DIV
are essentially tie samc which sepaf4ted them - ls9s. I
c1usitci the triumph of ous cause more - be regarded than
tie elevation # any nan 20 Office, paItrullrly myself I
wish 70 prove the slntciify Il this declaration Of ms actions.
. selfish desire for my personal assIand. cement; and q this
ed. eri0rf and eafr,1t my tI'ends, an ne ersrc.ss ef their
rsrEfs and JUDGMENTS. 70 a., nothing fef lrtI procure dic-
cord "a our ranks. Gad uale trieH az dlereqce n opiafOg
stgH 1eElaty sefief @ ug0rfg q ne diesaes tio sl7f
oonrcas o. TIE 81 N9sely 80 Nsy 90 BaftneTe'
lie adds:
"Nlcn that Is d.nc. 10 matter how muci sc nay ie dis
aq2. satcd as 10 Preference. sc must 81! With ne vticc hat
uar zc. aud asa Srait4u land, ensure victory by oallailug
and yieIug with each other. Who can give tie >tongest eyl-
deUc- ri TINS patriotic Devotion. These loasctio.s gov cut
a. my c~aunsonce in tie people. and ny abiding conviction
That they have tie virtue nj capacity 10 govern themselves;
AMI the fagllcr canssi,latoa. that ieeilia 81 iceeh and lie
pies, lie llgAts f conscience and The pcflctuiiy q our ~
suiuiians. te,crd upon IT, democratic doctrines oi l79S, PFC
inuiatcd by JcfsssH y AID Madison 81 ii ginia, and Nichol s
and Breckenridge e Kentucky. aud Tie s~ub-cqpcut q yelnp-
meats Il ihc de.n.c.au. ATTY growing cut u these ieso!r-
tou.."
The Dcmecrs,o Uni N remarks :-~Tte letter i. eminent
ly taai.etcIi.tic q the s.uai bead and patriotic heart OF Tie
l~lu,fli.u writer, and "di~il-ys a d.iuioIesteG devotion to
the principles Of democracy worthy q mole general imi,a-
ton.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

The Roekpor, Herald thinks II is "slanderins Mr..
CLAY bv referring 10 his corrupt political bargain win
John Quincy Adams. IL the Herald editor is 50 'HH''
emf .. no, to have come in possession Of the facts we al
wise him 10 hun, them up a, once. Weshould not be sur
uri.ei to find the federal whig papers before long denS'n
altogether ,ha, Henry Clay Sls Secretary q S'G'e un'
der Adams
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o. IN $50.

W cut tie following from a paper printed "a -. y
WILL show what opinion was entertained OF Nia! al '""'
period
4Now We Know no two mon ia H., United States. WHO
have shown more skill in monc,c! concerns, than GOV
Tomnkins. and MIR. Clay. The first cSccls in iofr0sr-
ine. and Tie second ia ,-ilaiag money.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

A.cxander Il. ,auae,si son # Gen. John and Isabella
Nirov, was born May 4th. lss2 Departed this iie
March lslh. 1851. Alexander Wa lot a few days AGO
mixing aud mineling with tie hu-y worid-his cheeks
hloomii Z niia Youth and vieof-tui ais-, tie pale rder
(d.aih) sra'rhrd from the embrace q, hi- aged pa''"is
ih,ir much beiosed-hc wHs a young man 4 nsil,I,g
talent; bold. generous and frank.
tie died one eN,hansing breath,
~ lnma rilhN IN GeaIh;
LIS dust j. he e-Ai- sfiut there
Itcluiy. % tell me who're
X. l.. u.
O:her parers will please notice HE above.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

A note FOR a penny, issued by the Bank OF North Amer.
lea. in 1889. with all the Formally IN language OF a "Hi
for ten ,houslnd dollars, was presented to the same bank
6ny wears afterwards and paid in stecif.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

9g.Zlards" IN, evidently mistaken some other c'-n''
tav fr lie Mayor as On cnqaiy he will ascertain. Inc
Mayor cer ainly neither has a badge Of Baeehu' on BIS nose
nor dc. he eauy atO.tle OF "oli tioat' in his peekel. va
tie contrary. h.s nose Is very thin, and he / a 'est0i-"ef "
10 lie Iul.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
Trnly. Yours.

TIAxxrrs FOR DASDIEs-Tbe wings IN making the
prosent tariff law, have taxed fine fannels only forty per
cent, and in order to show their love Tor the poor man.
they have taxed coarse aanne!s one hundred per cent
Two dollars a day and roast beef VIII YOU ifuSi
them again
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Rick Making "A well known bneA-maSef Oh ma
ae;nh a j. now completing an order for 10000 superior
pressed bricks, for Mir. Gibbons, a gentleman OF hohuo"'
does this man want a Protective Tarn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
v'nr.n

yr Woodbury. in his late speech on the iani IN the
Senate. showed by statistical data, that ihe amount o'nN
which The people Of New Hampshire paid 10 Tie uener
al government. from duties on irsn, salt and sugar, e~-
cecdod eight unls the amount Of their State tar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Tur THRrr NlfIoN SJBscRtTr.eN We iccl Al 2 cuiS
:, watu our fellow citiz,tS again and again mt 10 c nnle-
nance in any way The dan-clcu, proposition which i NV
h.f,tc them. havins foG i> O. ject 4 make the cry . pa4tncs
=" ,,irfs .ork company to the amount OF S3,ut0oe No
~ what may be the merits az the work 10 te cansiluct-
e.. II i no pan Of he tuslress oi TINS eH a. u'0 a
AMI do find a .lcuty e use for al tie money We cAn Use
cthcf hy taxation or borrowing, without gotas cut oi cur
f.n,ts e. ,i,.rt. of expenditure. We Icgletthe necessity oi
s..uinr 10 fbuy ANNOUNCEMENTS 80 the way 81 az aAte
- =, much import nee a. the constructors 81 TIE lie
.aiisosl-bgt NC cannot en mt sec il"' we" y" "' -"
, p~liaeiple We regard As fell Of t1nge..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

VIII certain friends a; Greencssue, Marion, AM one or
two Other places. please remember u and eur iecnfs as
soon az possible
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Peomotisns.-Bishop Fenwiek, of Boston, D's''P
Hughes. Of New York, Bishop Purcell Of ONO anu
Bishop La Blance. n New Orleans, have been I''7'u 70
Inc rank Of Arch Bishops by the Pope OF Rome.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
FAIRFIELD. March d. 1871


Mfssrs. CnArmA>s: The enclosed are - names !"
the Coon Skinner. The cash VIII send YOU on RECEIPT
at the first number. BY thai time | may have a s'o"'s
number mo5o-st any rate | viii have all can gel YOU
oar democrats are up in arms, and eager tor The "s"i'
conf leu, Of victory. | think We must and Viii succeed.
cannot attend to distributing the papers when ih'y
arrive, and don't know who can. u'''" IL WIN "'
better TO write the names on the papers Your. ell a"o -
THE =. NJ. attend 20 It. we viii do so.-EosJ
did think Of getting The ree,sef code bat haze not
time 20 ct lac terr~, n4aJo- ofspascrl-Fs. Te' 'as
how man. l ought - have.
Truly, Yours, L.
Norr-Wc caunot answer the latter inquiry nj fTeSeni'
We vii state. however. that on han2rea oaa W'y.'Eo
j. the largest number a. yet sent 10y a single individual
We shall - ahead brayels. lfovery individual who "a'
the .ame chance as our friend L. would DO a. much Is "a
has done. poor federal whissery would soon have 10 ia@e
to SINGING altogether but II would be on the wong s'de
of their mouths. Our freed shall not be forgotten To- LIS
kinduess-Eos
p. 5 Since the above was written, LapoFie come.
along with 21o.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
Es,msS r-xpsosio:,s.

Tie following IS a partial list Of the Bank ex l'sions In
New York city alone. for a few years P'st- Ystihe Wings
50 Tor a revival Of lhose bubble shops. by which tie great
mass Ct tie honest col'c are robbed by sgecula:ias seonn-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
w.,,n.l,

The Wabash Courier. a wing paper printed al ie'f'
uau,e. Is to be furnished 70 new su5serbsrs from 'he -'"'
inst. I, the Presidential election, Tor oae dollar IN advance
I.nors 1r llnx. Tic Fcleral eandIlale.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Gen. Bertrand. the faithful adhsrent OF Bonapare' a."
who recently visited the United States, died at Chateau
reux. on the IL, Of February.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

The Democrats Of New York had a great ana go
rious meeting On The anniversary Of JaeksoAs bi''A Jay
On which occasion a most admirable Grafton was denver
cd ly GAuesvoori MeIev.Ie, Esq. The prospects Oh TIE
n.nlncracx are looming UP llele ard every where.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

On TUESDAY 18th iosi. by The Rex S : She'd n. Nh pA-
plD =. CooniSe 4, Mss ERAScrs MARIA SEBASTIAN, az II
Glcent,ld lAlisnf.
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nIoOMIIELD. a,nrch 10

MrssFs. Cn,rmANs.-I send YOU the iollowiig sub
scrbers 10 your Coon-Skinner. ! think
the Coon-Skinncr will make the wings twist much IN
these drglns. lonr weekly is doing good at this time,
and is likely 10 do much more.
Yours. II.
1We1l make them s.twisi' before November friend
&, YOU may depend upon that. The man who de-'sna'es
the old pioneers of the ~couniry-whigs as well as demo-
cra,s-pirtes, must be a mighty hard pill for them To
swallow. We doubt if they viii either attempt II, or sui-
fer the lid glove gentry to force il down their threats =
Epsl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Cs0ss SINS are us nr-Caon skAls have iiscn wihta a
Short sne past from Ia % 30 coats a piece Iae eem9-
e,s;, a8e buying tAen w. i-Llrfeaos5urst Hhig.
Tue Ne know thtt these SKINS viii be IN great de-
mana after tie siclt skIuning Of N~Ss,mteF, t. cover tie
naked crcasscs Of .hc c3ous.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

ICIlfOtf DttuNOydf ItflA-ft'- ~ 80 - 49,
Of March 81. SAYS:
We have lust received the distressing intel genre iia'
Yesterday morning. between two aui thfr. clock. ''
steamers De Soto and Buckeye came in collision 30 What
is called Old River, just below A'eh"ialaya T. ana mat Tie
latter boat was sunk to her hurricane deck les ''-'
five minutes.
Tne Buc.c,e was ascending tie river y ia uiwards -
three hundred souls on holrd. white ard ta x ct tbs
number bctN cen Go and 80 arc estimated 10 nave been
lost.
the Whole scene rs hcaftrendlug beyond description
The passengers were ali asleep at the tine OF tn acc'dc"i
and such a. were saved only escaped N fhrr night c.oi =
Mothers rushed ftanrcaiis about IA seaEch - tarir ''"-
dun-huShands IN arch at their vi'es and sisters.
Mr.. Hymes. Of Alexandra. who-e family was with
Io-t hs laughter. a beautiful aud Interesting ef
with lbs WIFE sister described as an acc amll he'd telit
lady. He also lost some fifteen negroes. Colonel iNr'-
ard King losi two Children; Mr. Alexander N'Afn~e
late f Florids. lost b : wife. seven children. AID se'ert
negroes; Mr. John Blunt. also from ilordr JOS D.
wifi. one child. and several hcgro,s. ey' ars nao, ilm'
M known. lost BIS two sisters; Nj Bean at'emlfI Ia
SWIM ashore with a little nephew AID both "ese d'""n'd
OF the deck passengers on hoard tie D1SN'9c 'Di ''"
were saved. 50 suddenly did lie 50 down.
Man, ol TIE PASSENGERS lost every ih'rs but II .
impossible at present to estimate the iot loss.
R,j.cfci Iotrs S,staiDea-rhe New ois.ns faFr'-
contain extracts from a legal opinion ~ l''" Nes't' h-l
Attorney General OF The United States. %. favor q n'
legal validity Of the certificates of na'0f'' a"""' ""''.
were rei c,cd ly the Wig inspector, at tie late Ae@
orc.us election. which election f'ae'd a meH'.,f ." ~
LEGISLATURE. whose vote made III jobs "a ssusior d
c.. gross.
~ Deccac,. :" fr se,e,al reasons cannetlAse a pace Il
our columus-B6omiukip Pat.
Wei We ausy, lncw that. You tecd aol have Ia
ken pains to publish tic fact It~ astafs"' 10 ''e''
person Of Taste AID discrimination who Is u%nior'an''
a.. D.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Hard Paslef.-Ihe Newcastle Courier is repuhiishi"s
the O.lc lies about Van Buren, Extravagance. Aier
YOU gel through " th that. Grubbs. you had better revanp
tie Aumbues about tie Florida blood hounds, the stand
ing Army. the Gold Spoons. &c. &c. &C. about which
,ou tod % many Cock and Bull stories in 1910. They
arc tie creates, kind Of "ssh cora" fr young whissii"ss.
Go Il!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Clay A~p liBrRrr."-IYpteeRs journal.
.I.ibetts". q yes! III we cauno, have Black slaves
We must have UAfe ones" said M Clay. Lbery to
"l,aek his boots, AID cut his wood, and work IN his kteh-
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.lyle make tMe %loIoulag .ummaly BY counlies.

The Patriot thinks there is no choice ior Senators in the
+ urh and Eleventh Senatorial Districts; in the former t4eie
was At lie last election a majority Of 900 against The demo
cratic candidate, now he comes within Thirty votes OF his fed
clal opponent. and Tie scattering prevents a choice.
Prom tie Bcfkaap Gazette, Extra.
Bring ouf The Big Gun, bat don't spit Il!
We law hcfic out reader, The result Of the election in a
rato the towns IN this county ana We ask our friend, ov-
cry where TO ieincc with ~ at the result Most molly has
tie democracy OF oui unity acquitted hcr-eii-a compile e,
swcc;ir., overwhelming ictcry. BeknaP county Is redeem
ell
Meredith AMI Clifford have wheeled 10 the tight abou, face ,
GIm4ftnn has done no5lv-ALL have done well as FAR rs
heard nom. Tie remaining towns "ll swell the majority 10
hundreds beyond 0ui most saasuiue auticipatIonS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
C,.e,n po,i.i.aI E.r.nhIc:.

TIE Taalof Governor uon Is hsel ffF"i't'' p. r.
Of atrIl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

The bill 10 elect members Of Con
eress ty plurality instead Of ma 'rity, passed ~ M'ssa-
chuseti- House Of Representatives recently. The peo-
pie Of Massachusetts had bitter adhere to their resent
mqjonfy system. 1t las some ncon,enienc's, tut IS
more couec, in principle, and in the long run qoie a.
good. we think better, in practice, than the plurality sys-
ten. h1 which the minority nav eject.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

C. Tie journal is growing over coon victories in lie
ULig towns If New York, while il keeps dark about de-
mocrs;c victories AID gains. Let ii crow over it, day ,f
small lhia.s. The slul voice Of our Rooster Wi. soon
lie heard over Suites Is wei as cites.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

90 Theiown elections in Massachusetts exhibit a great
reaction in favor Of the Democratic party.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Ike rcaoua.s have elected their caadidalc for Mayor
IN Cl.irars.
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