Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

result IF the election in Centre to~nfhiP' On Monday last
mus, be in The highes, degree gratifying to The Democrat
&c party. The persons elected Inspectors are ss follows.
-Dcmoca,s in tohe:
Fer ya,peetors # Eieeis,..
Bcok 42G Latte $50
Norwood 400 DUES 353
Beck and Norwood are Of course elected, being one de-.
moorat and one Wig. Taking the highest votes, the &c
mocrais have a mejoriy Of frrnfy three votes ia the town
ship. The lowest gives a wing majority Of q. This
shows a great change since 1910 in favor Of Democracy.
The vote Tor inspectors in Ami Of that year was as fol-
lows.
Hhgs-scudjer 500 Denocrais-DisRo e7e
The highes, voices tien showed a vhig majority Of 2es.
and tie lowest a Wig majority Of 2i9-sn are,oge Wing
maj iniy Of aboo, 30 votes. That majority il now re-
dueed to uoAing. or les fkan noting. Mr. Norwood,
the whig elected. owes bis election this year more to Ia.
personal popularity, than t. tie strength Of the wings in
the township. He has Iceu an Inspector lor eight years.
aud reformed bis duties to general sai faction. Many
democrats therefore voted for him, aud thus secured his
election. But fr dis fact both Inspectors would have
been democrats.
The wings went into tie contest with great spirit. and
certainty Of success Their victory in tie corporation Of
Indianapolis, on the Saturday preceding. had greatly olat-
ell them, and inspired them with full confdea zee Of a com.
plete and easy victory in the township. They were com.
pIeiely organized. anJ charged upon every whig that they
were voting, not for their candidates. but for ir. Clay.
Here. said their leaders. was the Wing Bail started in
1910; and here mus, It be started for the great contest Of
1914. But though they can claim some 20 or 50 msiori-
~, in the town If Indianapolis. the aspect is changed
when the honest and hardy yEOMANRY or THE
come up to the polls. They are 10 longer
10 be guiled AID humbugged by the cries Of La,9 cider.
"g cabins, o9on skins, nor even by that Of hob NAILS.
raised by the white fingered, and perhaps Eeht fingered
fops and dandy lawyers Of indianapolis, many Of whom
never dad an honest day work in oil their lives: " mo are
the drones of the social hive. and live in luxury and ri.
ness on the fruits Of the toi.ng millions. These men. who
are 50 prone to exhi5i, their inso!ence in the streets. aed
who teach their children to boot at and insult their demo.
cratic ~ncighbars az they pass, may infer from the resul, of
this election, what is to he that Of August aud .N5r~,qber.
aud begin in time to learn the lesson OF humility which it
teacle'. 1t IS known to the obscrvant, that tue Wing ma.
jori'y in this County has been generally about tia. obtain.
ed in this township. In all The rest We equal or exceed
them in numbers. Consequently. having reduced their
majority m Centre township to nothing. we have every
reason to believe that we can beat Them IN the county in
August and November next. To lie certain to DO that.
nothing is wanting on the part Of the democrats. luf -eol
aud UNITY 81 aoHon-io 20 for principles and mca=u G.,
and cease being Influenced by personal considerations.
This is all that Is worth conteudng for in polucs and
when We can make up our minds to do This and this only,
we shall be certain Of permanent success. for we shal have
every honest man in he mass Of the Wig party wrh us.
while perhaps we shall receive the great advantage of Get.
ting nd OF a lew trimmers now in our own party, and
who only remain in it for whit they can get.
We copy below the official vote for all the can1 la,cs
for cons'sbles AID FIR the Rail Road Tax. The candi-