Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

existence # the panic than thi, talk about physical
force IN the whig organs. We trust, however that
the vlruous and respectable friends Of republ
institutions viii unite for the purpose of preventing
any scenes Of violence at the polls, and - save the
country from beng ggain associated all the journals
Il Europe with the ouirage> Of mob.
Not only do these hints about fraud and physical
force indicate the existence # the growing pan.c an
the Wing ranks, bu the tactics Of agitation adopt.
c by the organs ~ that parry very >trlklngir demon
>rac tic same fact. that their Consciousness, Of tie
necessity Of The introduction Of some new themes of
popular excitement IN order TO crcatca little addition
81 iaoyancy Of spirit IN tie camp. During tie last
week there had been q lukcNarlnncss in tie Wing
press which but too strongly Indicates the paalyzcd
condition of the internal fabric of that party. Now,
however. I that little courage has been pluck
cd up. and new movement made Of a character d f.
ieren rOmany Of the recent attempts 10 create
comcnt the old ISSUES Of the contest. The coutro
vorsy On the Tariff has Cegcncrated into tie crosses,
absurd ties and mbccilty having ended in miserable
dScu,> about cptons and needless and the price II
warmng-panS. and such ridiculous small wares. Then
the discussion If the Texas question. coupled with tie
letters Of Mr. Clay and tic speeches Of Mr. Webster.
Seward and others. Las tended only To give strength,
force and momentum 10 tie Ab ton party. and there
by TO abstract large portion # the wings from the
support Of Mr. Clay. \ National Bank j.. an unp0p-
uar topic here where all tie m9neyod men oppo'
Cd 10 any such institution. and II las been brought
very little INTO play. All these topics then d,>i-
pa,cd and exhausted, that scarce ve>iigc of them
remains that can lie brought 10 bear upon the popu
lar mind.
What then is now the great theme Of the Wing
leaders and editors During the last few days we
have seen Tie columns of the wing journal, ieeming
with long stories about tie importation If British cold
INTO tho country, in order to aid carrying the cec-
tion If Mr. Folk and ifoc tr de- aud long quotations
are made from English journals exhibiting sub~crp-
ton lists Tor the publication Of pamphlets IN Enrand
tie continent. and in thi> country in favor of low
duties. Well, 10 attribute 80 The English manulc-
turer desire ofucfeasng Tie trade between the two
countries. is very naiurl. That Tire manufacturers,
both Of France and England would h. very much re-
Joctd at Tic success 81 any party IN tiIs country by
Whose lcge iatVc action tie foreign trade would he
augmented, and larger import made. j. very rea- n
able, and probdhl, ttey might d. something 90 pro-
cucc such contamination At HEY knew how Bat
admitting ihc existence of such Project. which
cons der doubtful IN the cNtrcmc--tNo-thrd nag-
nation and onc-tird perverted fa,t-Wc doubt whetl-
cr II could hive any effect this country. and tie
cagomcS~ with which the opnion Is expressed and
the use made Of IT, only show the prevalence and pow
or If the panic which exists in the wing party
Every enc WHO is not blinded ~ fear must sec That
- the British government the eject on If Mr. clay.
and lie triumph f party opro ed 20 The Texas qurs-
ttu would be- more dc>iral 10 tian The Success ( Mr.
Polk and annexation. # hc British government could
have their WISHES realized IA ;his c'ccion. we have
NJ doubt that the great n'crc & Of Enolud. from the
hchc,' to nc lowest. ", nd Pres dent and on
grcss elected that would rc'c Tie annexation If cy-
ana let the Oregon question sleep the sleep of
death. than any other party now before the country
Great Britain has greater interest * nation in
curang the dimensions of his great republic ard
diminishing the influence of lis ms n ions ard H.
prnc les than IN any AUGMENTATION Of importation of
iinpor;ationS 20 the amount Of IS. ihrv f,rtv
millions year. lui We do no, believe That The Brit
ish government. The British in.crcs Of my kind
care one PIN which rary is uFeriao. in ihis conn
try, Wills they are presented ia ihc reign Of either
party with the spectacle of republican government
successful. II they could crcGfc re",u'ion or dsun
Ion. or sci IA motion any spirit by which The incapa-
hy Of man for sclf-goycrrncuf. could be- proved by
iac,s that they would do. that they would love leav-
en- and earth 10 accomplish. ru' certainly Tho silly
assertions 10 tic Wishes and projects OF the British
government IA. 1rl ~ ihc locoioco press and those
of the British manufacturers Put forth by the Wing
Yres'.we regard alike ridiculous and ahsunl-lhcy
are mere manture- Of lulr politicians wi hou. fhe
mind 10 grasp tho sIong points # hunan nature or
The capacity To undars and thc very mon whom they
wish to influence.
The Wing press and ;hc Wing leaders in dis part
e the country. IRE IN pcrots condition If ihcy
do not mend iAr,r cousc and alter their rolirY ia all
IL essential features. they viii be pros rated by. he
cnthusianhc numbers. and Che better tactics of The
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