Indiana State sentinel., 1844-01-23


bill introduced by them, the cry raised from Maine to
Georgia they had been cheated and betrayed and that they had
all which they desperately in that memorable
This has become matter history and of such recent
history. that would be foolish the part to assert that winch
respecting it. it futile the other to deny facts which
well known great of the community 1t affords evl
dcncc OF the strongest and most unanswcrc kind both that the real
of those which have always divided the pacs and
designs Whg leaders characterized by de-
ccpon and nsincety We hesitate not to sayand certain
response every intelligent lrccmaE-
that those whose political morality of loose character as to
which could be prompted by other motive than consciousness
that their real designs if known and understood would not be P
proved sustained cannot safely be entrusted with power and arc
worthy of the support of the people
member the plan that extraordinary campa adopted by
the leaders Whg party! First
declare they had principles or the public cyethen to array
fragment opposition the existing
aoat ehood and slandcrs Of every description and
defy contradiction; and finally after exciting
the magnaons of their Parzan to the highest PITCH by and
speeches. professions, Haunting barbccue and
vco declare that the time for reasoning passed. and rush
mady and bndy consummaon of their wishes
But extraordinary the OF 1910 not more SO
the IN old whom Tor
his military services calculated inspire they had
selected to be their che-tOo honest and patriotic for the e IN
uncn they had intended him TO bchaacd beyond his strength
by the turmoil of cos Partzn and necessarily Pcrccucd D
nnumcrabc oicecekcr sank
and grave. His death the signal for all those ec
dcord and discussion, which existed Proscy in the
purpose pulling down the previous administrations to spring
% n rush and scramble for the Offices and pickngs of the pco-
plc only sentiment which this dscor-
dant party could feel or act The promises they had
yv made in the of their hopes expectations,
all forgotten. Instead ccnchmcn and REFORM wacuncss and
5c del which then existed in less than three years
from about five millions upwards Of thirty millions Instead OF
increasing the value property and the OF labor as t d
50 often promised under the bancf influence of legislation
obstrucng ordinary channels of trade every product OF the far
and laborcr still more depressed
such fellow-czcns the spread before by the
political opponents At the last presidential election
and be forgotten By the recu
pervc of the people aided by the fertility of soil
recovering from these disastrous effects but ecr shall be again
plunged similar of dissolution and dcpmywhctc
shall wade through the of dbanccy and xtrava
gancc-and shall again commit the dinc of
try to the hands OF party whose professions are clearly shown
points Intentionally dccitu and i'll all hc
z of their performances it Is for YOU determine
the characteristic distinction between the Demo
Federal parties, the disposition of the former
encnch itself behind the ampar of the constitution; and OF h
latter all It's phases whether known as Fcdera National ke
pubcans Wings extend the plain terms of our social compac
beyond what its amc the of the revolution ever contcm
plated and 1t construction atudinaian and implied am
such not authorized by the plain comnonsene meaning OF tn
n. instrument itself
ID Hence have in all the great contests which have are
between parties the object of has been TO connc tn
within the limits OF the express powers defining It's dulc
and leave the States and to the people themselves the cxcrc
lr of those not expressly delegated
There other classes OF measures IN the support OF and pp
tion which, by the two parties distinctive dncrcncc may
and in which, although the OF the Democrat
I'd party not be always directly reerbe to the constitutional p
IL cples have referred to- yet the natural result o those prime
h pies affords evidence that the ympamc and feeling
party all onI ed in the popular and t Is tn
great Conscryator and protector OF the rights ana privileges oil
people, As instances illustrative of this position
TO
he and the which have relative TO I'll
he rights upon the public lands and to the right of urag
What stronger the natural predictions and M
denotes parties. than the positions assumed by them
effort Rhode Island for ii
people such extension of the right of suffrage
would place them somewhat upon par with tcIr
throughout the Union and release them from the hacc OF an
tic ouac and tvranna 1t we'll known that the
all its influence down the liberal party tn
State while other extended freely the and suppC
friendship and sympathy Whatever have been
nal personal merits Of the most prominent leaders IN t Tugge
good the difference of sentiment with viii
regarded by the parties OF the country
ar too broadly marked all mistaken As result of the
the Democratic party has always oonndcd Tor ccono
the expenditures of kind for low
alton citizen from ms hard earnings;
Ad accountability of public officers; for the full liabilities OF inc
poratcd well individuals for their honest debts and
nc which have looked alone to the int
be- est and prosperity the whole people, and not 70 that of pv
few.
respectfully request owzcns to look Mt the records
our lccislato and national and to ask themselves the que
whether the have noticed do not mark almost c
act the parties from lo to the pres
mid time? Tho strong and doubtful assumptions which ar
tcrzcd Federal from its earliest origin have never be
whatever they may nave TAX
whatever they have put TO cover their designs
% experience three satisfy lnte egent
lies tis fact It hcrc have hccn providence ""
checked the desperate leaders Of the Wing party IN the ex