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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

There are facts IN the fooRing paragraph, from
the y. Y. News, which Wing politicians have abor-
ed hard to misrepresent before the people. Every
man should treasure them in h. memory
The insolvency Of the late National Bank was en-
sured when the improv dent loans Of ls3l-32 were
made TO influence the al CT Of the LITTER year. SO
crainped was the Bunk for in l-:, con sequent
upon IL inability to recover the loan. made in 1884,
b, that in l-J II borrowed of the Bank e England
fl.2n.dO, Sj,tO0' or, as was alleged at that time,
40 facilitate the settlement upon the ration of It's
charter To the effect of that Ian. Mr.. Hor,ley
Palmer. Governor IF the Bank If England, ascr bed
partially the difficulties which subsequently, overlook
the Bank Of England. The fact of the Banks relu
ing such loan for such a purpose. conclusive
dc that It's assets unavailable. If its la
abilities matured much fster than its assets were
collected as TO compel it to borrow money to meet
them, tie concern was evidently insoveDt The event
proved the truth OF this because the final
plosion of the concern in lS4l the loans never
again large as IN 1888 and vet among lis wor h.
less sets TO this day, S2o.OO.oOO ans OF per-
sonal security. Of which the public has received no
other explanaiion than that If the investigating
mIttee 10 the effect that none of the loans
camille paper" When the concern WIS tran formed
from Nat onal into a State Bank. those worthless
,es continued It's capital Had the inst. tu-
ton then teen wound up, the truth would then have
come ont. In ordr TO AVOID that exposure the con-
paid S5COO,tOo for ITS State charter. but its
inherent corruption at length destroyed it and died
State Bank. in lSil of the disease contracted as
a National In stitution in 1882.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

0I5-Our friends at Indianap lis have not been kind
enough u favor Us with the complete returns of this
Sta.e--as soon we get them, Will publish them.
-SheibyriAe Sun.
We know not how it Is that friends, not only
at Shelbyve, but at almost every other point, have
not received our slips We have regularly published
and forwarded them to exchanges, with rery feu
excepons) and we feel certain they could not have
received them except in very few instances Judging
from the papers since received. Finding this to be
the case, forwarded letters TO our principal
exchanges, not Of which have yet alluded
to, although knOr they contained the lltes; news
from this point We are satisfied that the fault i, not
in Us, nor II our post-ot.ce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
From the New York Erening POst.
MIR. Wright.

The intelligence received this morning from the in
terror counties of the State than lustie> the an
tcipatons which we yesterday expressed of the
cess OF the democratic candidates the recent cleo
ton. The electors nominated by the friend, of Mr..
Polk have received minority of SIX thou
sand, and Mr.. Wright is elected Governor by tw. zee
that majority.
1t Is a most honorable testimony TO the esteem in
which Mr.. Wright rs held by his nelghbors, that the
coun IN winch he lives should have gwen IN such
an unprcccd,n.ed minority as appears IN tie returns,
the feeling of high respect and strong good
will has overlooked INTO the ne ghborng county of
Jefferson, and that county, wich in $40 gave large
minority for III irrson carried for the democrats by
prodIgious majority. Throughout all the State, in
fact the popularity OF cand date for Governor has
manifested itself in the most decided manner. I'm
every ward OF thus city his has been larger than
than that gwen for the democratic electors No man.
in fact, compare the electoral returns with the
vote given for Wright WI bout being convinced that
his nation KEEP. tie democrat purity together and
saved the State, which the ag.tatOrs Of the Texas
question h I'd nearly caused to be- lost to us.
If the effect of the Dmsnaton of Mr.. Polk appa-
rently under the au,rlce, of those vino desired the
immedilc annexation Df Texas ms cad of Mr. Van
Buren,, who prescribed because he dsapr rCved of
the measure, had not been neural.zcd by the nominal
ton of Governor openly cncra ming and acting up
the same opinions with Mr.. Van buren. the State
would inevitably have been st. The prod gious E
terence between the vote given for Mr.. Wright aud
Mr.. Polk not only owing to the personal pc ularity
# Mr.. WI gt, but 10 the effect of the Texas que>-
ton. If At md not been fully under ,iood iha n large
number of the Democrat. party di>apprcv,d of the
attempt To Introduce the Texas ques ION into ihr polt
zeal contest that was gong on, the difference would
have been still greater. We clIim for those who
st"p,'cd frwird and "a: tie hazard of some obloqny.
lutte needed trust by any of them when weighed
against their public duty protested dec dcdly and
mes ~ the attempt To commit the party 10 the
anneXat on OF Texa',-wc clam fJr them the cred I
Of having aid ID To make that difference less than 1t
o;hcrw would have been
Meantime the effect of Mr.. Wrielt's nomination
has extended beyond State. and slrcrgt hcncd
thr hand, of the democrats every where. The nth.
ern democrats we know, most earn ly dos red the
nomination. of tins enemy OF the Texas scheme and
when II was announced they felt that New York was
safe, and that with New York they were sure of a
victory throughout the Union, and addressed them
selves with courage and confidence 10 the arrange
ments for ny the dem cratic vote al home. II
gave confidence To friends IN Pcnnsylvanla and
IN every other State where neither political party great
~ preponderatcd, and made the victory easy and
more certain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

This notable per ,onage, commanding the right wing
OF the koon army leader of the Liberty (abotion)
party has been attempting TO defend himself and for
tfy Mr. Clay upon tie Texas quest ~ by declaring
that the treaty made with Don OnIs approved by
Gcn. Jackson The Globe proves concluslve.y from
Mr.. Ad tms Diary and from the journal of the
day, TIA, Gcn. Jackson could never have been con.
suled or gwen his approval. he not Wash
.ngton when the treaty formed, and that he i'd
not arrive there again until after IT had been signed
and ratified On the 18Th of February the treaty was
definitely drawn up and acceded to by the Pres dent;
and on the I'D II the same month IL was gned by
the parties and ratified by the Senate. Gen. Jackson
left Washington the lth Of February, and id not
return un'Il the 2-th of the month The false
hood uttered by Mr. Adams, that the General there
at the CONCLUSION of tie treaty. OF the most lnta-
nous character. and clearly shows that "Roor6ock-
ism not confined to the mental, of the koon party.
but that It's spirit cherished by the great leader,
and It's principles acted upon by them. The result Of
the late election WI teach them what the,
never to have Known that honesty the best
policy"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
NItixi,sui--.ll..sl<s eft.

Daniel Webster has made n speech IN Boston, in
favor Of the decsablc doctrines of the Church Burn
ers aud the Wings are generally re- londng to 1t az
irmat.vey. Even the Indiana Journal, VIII ch has for
some time procsscd great love for foreigners, now
qunts horribly in favor of Nativism, and copes
dry bes from eastern papers against naturallzed c
zens. In speaking of the y. y. city election il
adopts the name which the party is hereafter TO
bear instead of Wing, which they have irretr.evably
disgraced they have all others which they have in
times past assumed This course Of the federal wing
party may TO open the eyes OF some whom their
proftsso of friendship have Heretofore deludcd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

The people hive con ,enei To sacrifice their dear
ct lntcr,S at the 81 rnc of Texas sdrocracy. and
have called 10 their aid the fore gner of every land
b, fore he Lad learned dialect Let If they
will feast ticsc resneIs at their houses or call them
10 he enoluments ct he high Offices which they
have given them conIrol.'-.oWnars Washington
Cores endfHce.'
Thus does the Journal insult and libel the majority
OF tie people We notice the insult for the purpose
of say ing that the Democracy have proposed,
as tie price Ct the attachment Of foreigners" TO
feast them their houses. II .'call them to the
emolrmsnis Of the high Offices" Zine English for
q nat We , The Democracy, far : know have
never gwen pigs or cocs. made promises VI
profitable ,niplo, meni. certain Wing gentlemen of
th, town have done. in order to purchase votes of
either naturasod native citizens We simply pro-
pose that both classes sa have justice and far play.
and be permitted 10 exercise tie common rights of
frecmen. unmolc>tcd-rights 10 which all men en-
titled wherever born they can be permitted peace
fully enjoy these gifts they Will have reason 10
desire 10 feast at any bodys houses but their own.
In tina, respect they VIII be equally independent Of
both Whgs and Democrats. THIS IS a contamination
which foreigners have enough To comprehend.
mlugre the lijels Of the Journal and ,h;s IS the true
reason OF their democracy, no matter What may be
their dialect
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
REO. for Books!

Our friend, c. Il. DAVIS, gong ahead rapidly in
his " Book Business" lis establishment will vie at
this dmc with many Of tie Eastern in the selection
as well as variety of his stock. From \ c book
to the Holy Word of God from the History of Tom
Thumb To- that of Bancroft from Common Sense TO
Uncommon Sense IN the shape Of Law Books,-he
ha them, bound in all styles. And of the most
beautiful " Offerings also, intended for Juveniles,
Friendships, or even Lore. Call and them.
We can't tell you the half of what you Will there find
To CRAFTY the eve, the m.nd, on the soul.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
Joke ON ErCIiuylpyseu.

One Of tie b, jokes of the times is related IN the
New York Herald, under the caption of counting the
chickens before they are hatched.' On the Wedncs-
day evening after the election in New York, crowd
of young" Wings went up to the residence of Mr..
Frelinghuysen TO congratulate him Oh his election,
LAS the State had gon, for Clay" 1t il stated that
Mr.. FrclInghuv>cn addressed them from one of his
windows, and after politely thanking them, assured
them that he would do lis duty when he got to Wash
ington. We reckon the old gentleman looked rather
blue next morning. when he woke up and asccrtained
The correct vote of New York
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

lsS-Ihe Indiana Journal of Nov. 18th, promises
temperament In the quality OF It's matter hereafter
There ample verge for IT, every one Will admit.
led reform is very much neu,ralzed, by n repetition
al the a ne beet of mum rJus m.,satcmen,s IN rela
ton t. IN D,nocr,t, put, and the President 81 CT
---uch for instance "a the following among other
similar Parsgri phs
GIVE zee our political opponents will to-day pub
llcy reio.cc over tire election of James h. Polk the
Pres .dcncv. Ii would b. well for them to pause and
consider Tor what they rcJoc,ng. j. II because
they have e.vstt To the Pres .dency n who ha ;
always opposed Western Interests. particularly the
Cumberland Road j. I because five new slave States
VIII b. speedily Keyed 10 Tie United States Is II
leraa>e the present h. shly beneficial Tariff VII be
reaealed or materially mod fed l. IT because the
p-o le. who unable Ia pay the lnterc,t on their
own honest bis " II be- taxed To pay both the inter
told millions, and for winch they VIII never
remuneration of a f,rthing Is 1t, ask. because
they have given the first oicc IN the gt OF any peo-
Ilc 10 a mla who voted against granting pensions IL
those who achieved and transmitted 10 Liberty
ana fre, insiu ols. and through whose veins
the dei,s cd and foul tory blood of the Revolution -
Now theec l. not rori of truth IN this para
graph IL i mos, grossly and most UNANIMOUSLY un-
true IN every plrcuar Lies told before the election
nry be ralia.cd under the obsolete plea that .Cood
edge the proprcty of the But that they should
b. told merely with malicious design 10 cheat and
deceive. with not tie rcmot,st probability of good
inGicates dcpravy that profess ons Of piety OF
morally can cloak.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

From fhe KuShrsNe Wig.


NV PALMYRA, Rush CO. la. Nov ,, l-ii.
FlRE.-The dwelling house Of J. NJ. b. Kaler of
Palmyra, was consumed by fire about 10 O'Clock on
Wednesday the 18th Of October last. The house was
lately erected and nearly finished off, "a by % The
owner had AIKEN much pans to make II handsome and
agreeable. The principal part of ms excellent of
carpen .ers and joiner. tools together with d.
cradle of his household and kitchen furniture ana some
of the clothing of the family DESTROYED no,w.t-
standing the active exertions Of the neighbors The
roof was supposed TO have taken fire from a stove
pipr. 4 FRIEND To THE DISTRESSED
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

65-THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN has been
published many of the papers as "Of New jersey
He Is now aud has been for several years, resident
of New York Let ,hc Colleges of Electors IN the
different States think of this 1t Is important mat
MADISON Banner.
The fact mentioned above is owing to one of the
many humbugs which the Wing leaders attempted to
practise when the nominations were first made Hut
however important the caution may be in other States.
il matters very little III Indiana, whereabouts the Old
Sunday Mail stopper eats and sleeps. The lloosicrs
were too smart to give him single electoral vote
and they will be glad Of 1t TO the last day Of their
lives.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
The Peoples Friend.

We regret to learn serious accident occurred
IN Coving on few weeks ago. resulting IN consider
aoe LOSS to our friend Jones' of the Peo lie, Friend.
fire broke out in his office IN the night and materially
injured his Job and other printing apparatus, lie has,
however continued ms paper without IntermlssiOn.
The dem ,cracy of the Tenth Legoa.' ought u pay
up their sub crPton, promptly that the editor OF the
Friend may be enabled to supply the loss susa M
ed Mr. r. Jones, has stood In the front oftne bat
tie dur ng the past struggle, and he Is solder wort;
keeping for another war.-Lgfayette Standard.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
LEGISLATIVE SENTINEL.

We propose to publish TT Weekly paper Of larg
s,:s during the coming of the Legislature,
ONE DOLLAR for the SIS ion. As our papers here
tofDre have been characterized b. the fullness and
CORE tnes # ler reports we have only 70 add that
we have been enabled adj our already competent
force, and have NJ hesitation in saying that
sill improve BY the experience Of former years.
We have sunk money in the attempt 70 sustain a
Daily pa7-r during the sessions heretofore and shall
not attempt again unless with prospect Of success
greater than have at present reason TO expect
The Tri-Wccklg, however, will be nearly as large
Weekly piper, AMI shall be able 70 give
mltter NJ a cheaper rate than we cold give in
daily, with the swing of half the postage also the
SUBSCRIBE. Oar weekly piper which viii be reyullr-
" coainI,l. viii coaSil none bu; legal ADVERT e.
mems. AMI vii gise fun reports Of Legslitve pro-
ccel.nys. un,1rinlly made up by experienced report
er-.
Tac term, Of the Tr.-Weekly will be 81 co
OF the Weekly (wihout ADVERT ,emen;s) 30
In no case viii coy be sent without the cash in
advance. Ths rule is imperative.
G.. A. & J. P. CHAPMAN.
VII cur cotempor lrics please notice
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
Notice.

Our old coat having sort of Symmess hole pock-
ct caused to lose two pocket handkerchIeis last
week. One was a blue silk, with orange figure.
The other n red silk, rather the worse for having
been scorched. We have also either left unbrel-
Ia at place, it has been taken from the office
through mistake. Any person giving u information
that will lead to the recovery Of the above articles
will deserve and shall receive hearty thanks.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

louisiana.

By a gentleman directly from New Orleans, we
are informed that Mr. Clay has maj rity of Ala IN
The city of New Orcans-that Lafayette gave Mr..
liz majority Of l2i, and that at every place oil
the coast heard from, Mr.. Polk had large maortIes.
f this be correct, and have doubt of 1t,
Louis ANA la, cast her electoral vote, for Polk and
Dallas by very triumphant majority .-LouiSrMe
Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

Boston WHIGIsM.-The Boston Post has the following
notice Of characteristic display of Wing malice:
CowARDLY MALIcE.-Several horses IN the cavalcade
on Thursday night. were badly stabbed by dastardy
wreches who crowded on the procession on various
parts of the route.
If any thing Of this kind had occurred 10 the Wings
their papers would have rung from one end OF the
Union to the other, with fierce denunciations and
apreals I" to arms.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
Tennessee.

Clay's minority in Tennes Will not be far from
200 1t the returns we have eccved are correct In
the portion of the State where Mr. Polk resides, he
has made large gains while in the balance Of the
State he has hardly held his own. great have been
the exertons of the desperate Tncy are dead
now thank fortune.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
Mrs. YOllss-.

Our amablc friends. the ladies', particularly those
who make any prctentlons To refined taste, Will not
fallo call at Mrs Young's Alillcniry and Dress max
ing esabl which mas jus, been rcplens with
great variety of beautiful and fashionable articles.
Cur word for IT, they viii thank us for this hint.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
VII cur cotenporlrics please notice,

is the excl men gro wing out of the late Presiden
tIa contest aad is result. gives way, remind
cd by the arrival of Vi ers from different parts of
the State to attend tie ssions of the District and SUI
prcme Courts and the rapidly approaching session of
Si,te Legi ,llturc, winch commences in week
from next Monday. that other elements Of excite
men; and interest crowdng upon Us. The first
annual messing, Of or Denocrai, Chief Magistrate
AMI the Reports Of the different Departments of State
VIII be looked TO with additional interest being the
first Efforts Of these public func,ionarc> in their pres
ent s.a'.os. OF all these we shall endeavor to keep
our readers Informed, with the same carefuness and
dc vt h, which have character zed our former efforts
Indiana havin. az ia resumed her old stand IN the
Deno,rl,c cjluml in the election for President. by
the ii the Lee isllturc commences shall have
Sufficiently recovered from the turmoil and excitement
cf the lac strife TO resume edi .orial duties with
renewed en,rg es As our best eJrts have been used
~ br.ng about the late glorious result III Indiana,
ult stll harlly credited by both Democrats and
Wings IN star Safes. confidently appeal
To tie Icofe Of Indiana for that support they have
hcret fore extend TO But the people should still
bear nd. that have Safe interests, Of he most
i'm o.tan: charic.cr. which it is the duty of every
g,ol citizen 10 make himself thoroughly acquainted
WITH for i IS the boast OF the Democratic party that
its rrnci l, ami always stand the test
ri tie m'st m Investigation. We therefore think
tn b,un len duty ofcvcry reader Four paper to
Their Efforts t, extend IL crcuation If not our year
J., Mt leisi session paper. Bob Wings and Dem
o.rat, y II ii ID much that will be lnercs ng, and
We have had mlny why patrons. even through the
late canvass. o;her, will no doubt now become our
readers of learning tic true condition of
alt rs, and the various which. old father Time
In his arch. Is hurryin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
Difference.
II 3.).l

Difference, 7.323
Tins shows plainly whirh party is rolling 10 future
irlumphs Mr.. Clay, although ahead of MIR Polk 6O52
Is actually larking o al having majority at all The
wales given lie IL, therefore, accordng wing ari,h-
meiic hereofre repated by the OF OHIO though
ms friends claim the State.
The democrats united by faith, and the alert
Ia give the principles they hold dea. the ascendanry
may set down their vote 100 900, On this basis they
in all future elections with perfect confidence
while our opponents will he pieces 10y abulirionism
nni em and all other isms encouraged aud coured by
tedcraf'sm tor that - the true name of the party.
Democrats. Then look aloit Ior Tod and Vir,ory" in
Ioi6-our time Of triumph was merely postponed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

"AMERIcAys sHAN'T RULE Us."-The wings OF New
York sent with banner and the above motto
into the dtmocraiic procession. He was kicked out
in about one minute but not before dozen wings had
got ready to his presence. The aiidaVis
OF the outrage appeared. Of course, election NOR
ming
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

The English Penny Postage system continues to
prosper each quar.er showing increase ITS pre-
decessor. About seventy per cent of amount IN net
revenue received under the old system is still obtain
ed, and the prospect that ere long IT will be equal
led if not exceeded by the new. Two hundred and
twenty millions of letters delivered from posi-
offices In l-i3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

AL persons DESTROYS Of subscribing for the Congress
siona Globe and Appendix for the coming session Of
Congress should do SO at once. Our representative
VIII attend all orders. They the cheapest and
bes publications Of the kind in the country.
We VII receive and forward subscriptions free of
0p&nse.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

We tender our thanks t. the gentl,mln who favor
ed us with coy OF the new Constitution of this
young and gallant embryo State. s, FIR have
read it, ,dsr 1t moie, and OF the best we
hive ever read. On m,re careful perusal, we viii
endeay or 10 eve our views at length
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
From the " Y. Piebeian.
Presidential Election ...Thc result tn
this Dty.

1t will be seen by the Official returns that Wrigh's
majority in this city nearly 34OO. Folks 2523.
Tue Waig voc was about 900.
TIE for Pre>ident and Governor at the cleo
ton Of November. .cH, as implied for the Evening
Post from the official returns, was "a follows
p,..ta.,t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

The Plymouth Journal is the title of new pape
Just started at Plymouth, Marshall Co., Ind 1t /
well printed and is edited b. H. J. keeler, Esq. 1t
politics seem to DC very ind finite
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

VERY SAvAGE.-The New York Tribune. in speak
ing of the Liberty party, has this very ominous para
graph:
..Be YOU firmly assured Of this, however, that if you
do break down the Wing party and give the victory
Polk and Texas. your leaders shall rue it to the last
day Of their lives :"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

81, is a remarkable fact that where strong ten
dency towards Reputation exists Wing principles do
not flourish - omsrile Journal
A very remarkable fact, truly. Which party pass
ed the Infamous Brnlrup. Lar, BY which millions of
money cheated out Of honest creditors, by Wing
scoundres Answer that. Master Brook.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

GIVE hear in the street. that a Democrat. who
purchased Of wing cAurci-going merchant on
Washington street. suit Of clothes, 10 be PAID for
on tn election If Clay has paid The loser the SUN
won. How many wings would serve democrats in
n M way