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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

MEsSRs- CH.PM ms: You are requested 20 announce tho
name Of BANNER LAwHrA D for reelection TO the Office Of
shene CT Marion County, who will be supported BY maEy
voters.
@We are requested 10 announce the name Of ZESA.
LANE as oandi late for County Treasurer and Collector. .
HWe are requested 10 announce JAcoB LASDfs A. = can
didste fr reelection 10 the office Of Treasurer and Collector.
lxur~ ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

The Leeds Eng Mercury, states, that the Bankers
and Tradesmen of Huddersfeld are besinrfins themselves
to aid in the National project of presenting The auihor Of
the admirable system ofPenny postage with a suitable tn
butte Of respect, for his unwearied assiduou, exertions il
establishing a post-office reform" When shall we in
this country have a "post-ofice reform"-a reduction Of
postage IL cannot come too soon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

We are Informed that Judge WICK, the Democratic
candidate for Elector. will address the people n Crmlor-
taDd, IN Marion county, on TUESDAY, III. iih + May.
at o'clock. his presumed our other candidates wilat-
tend also. The residue of the same week Judge Nnk
VIII spend IN Hancock county, attending such appoint
menis as our friends there may make Tor him. Let al
the people attend these meetings, aud hear what the can
didaies have TO say for themselves and their principles.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
HE Coon skinner.

The editions of Nos. l. ., and 3 are entirely exhausted
and cur hands are full Of orders. which we cannot supply
Therefore from and after the next number We shall supply
all demands at a reduced rate. VIZ: For twenty copies
and up~ ards. sent 10 one address. at - cents per copy
For any number under 20. sent 10 one address. 80 cents
each. As we shall prnt several thousands more OF No. >
in addition to our present. list, we hope 10 be able 10 supply
oil orders, # sent in soon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
Che Up Political Pamphlets.

Facts for The People in relation 10 a Protective TaliT, en-
bIacIng a bIicf review Of The operation Of our TariT laws
since the operation Of The government. Including that 4
1872 fort,-eight pages. Price 6 cents each - a hundict.
IN Add'ess IN relation T. National Policy. alo. ted b, the
Democratic Slate Convention. held at indianapolis, OF tie
sih Of January, ls1i. Sixteen pages. Pi1e 2ctnis single
Il ter hundred
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

In Indiana, the democracy are moving onward in solid
phalanx, and Will triumph at the next election. They
have no dictator to drive them INTO mira measures and
produce divisions IN their ranks-St LOnis RepOrtv.
All true. Nor have We any pretended democratic pa
per advocating banks, end their vile measures; nor l.
there one ocnedby bank managers. \ paper Of the kind
mentioned would soon reduce Us 10 the situation Of Mis-
sOurf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

PERU, April IS. 1874.

FENO, fpIH = y.
The democracy are in the highest pint, here ! assure you.
The eoous learned them a lesson in 1870. AID they are wide
awake, perfectly organized, and ready 20 meet the foe a any
Tine or place. The prospects are frightening every day aud
will cen tinue so until the election. Gays pre-empiion
speech does the business in the country. | wish il was in
every squi'ter's hands IN the county. Many honest
ways too say they cannot vote for Clay. avery different
feeling pervfdes at this time than 1870. Our democratic as
sociatiOns are fVuFishing all over the county.
Yours -S
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
The Whiy Candidates.

The Wing National Convention at Baltimore on the
LIST inst nominated Henry Clay for President, and The
odore FreIinghuyse sen of New Jersey Tor Wee President.
Mr.. +. was formerly a Senator. He Is a Federalisi Of the
old school took an active part in opposition to SUNDAY
mails some years ago. These nominations are another
"unIon ofthe puritan and blackleg." Letters were read
from Judge y. Lean. Senator Evans of Maine, and Clay
ton Of Delaware, declining the nomination Of Vice Pre-.
srdent- We do not know whether the Convention made
any "declaration OF their principles for the public eye,
as they refused 10 do in $40.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

CONNECTICUT LEGIsLATuKE-The New Haven Re-
gister saws " hen our L. legislature Is full, there are 2l7
metnbers, Of which a majority IL 100 The wings have
less than one hundred members IN the b DIV which Is short.
" 10 convene And yet Il Is called a wing victory =.
All the towns which have made NJ choice are democrat
ic. one half Of which would have gwen US a maluniy on
JOINT ballot and then there would hsve ben ~ Wing
victory ~ al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

GREEy-The fniiana correspondent or the y. V Tri.
bnne humbugs Greedy by telling him that there T.. no J.uL,
but ihis Slate VIII 60 for Clay. Good. HARRISON receiy-
ed 1868 IN $40; and IN loi3 the democ air ,ick., -
elected 10y from 1000 TO 1900 majority. Clay, : prospects
IN tins State ar. fatiering
Oar friends abroad need rest under 10 apprehension -.
to this State. She l. sure for the dcmocraiI, NJ. a.
a handsome majority. As a sar ole of our uro.,.,,s =.
VII state, that IN tins county irere are consfaut ,b.,..-
taking place. Persons WHO have her.roG.. xo,,d -.
Nh. "'A'', W coming o'er to the ranks ct Dtmocracv
=" are ~credibiy Iniormc.i that IN one towp.L,, s.na
or h'ieen such chang. have occurred durng the Ia.. -,
months --htshaioak4 Tocsin.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

Livingston Dunlap, Chairman. IIorsuo J. Harris.
jacob p. Chapman. 4. +. Morrison. Thomas Jct-son.
Elias n. Sinner. Abram Kooniz. James T.. Drske.
Nathan b. Palmer. Charles Perry. John Cain.
Nathaniel West, julius Nicolas, and Samuel 2. D-uicls.
Secretary.
U7Lrter- Tor ,he Committee should be addressed to
The Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

q The eastern papers state as matter of fact. that
ships of war have been ordered to the Gulf of Mexico.
and two regiments of the Army to proceed from jefferson
Barracks to the Ssblne-other corps Immediately to fol.
low. preparatory to meet d ticu,ies anticipated from the
treaty # annexation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

UMr Van Buren's letter was read at the Democratic
club meeting on Saturday evening last, and a resolution
was passed unanimously approving It's sentiments. All
others Who have read the letter. and from whom We have
heard an expression Of opinion, express unallcysd grarf.
cation
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

"ifappears HAT "hsrd cider is 10 BE- SUPERSEDED alto
geiher a. a political stimulus in the present contest. and
that Ms place ~ 10 be filled bv something nf a more re6u.d
ana e'esant nature. We find, for Inslance. The following
announcement IN The Baltimore American
80 superior CtfmpagRc-Amons the preparations
made for tie approaching National Con,eniion. ~. oh
serve that Mcs,rs. DIX y Fog. Of The F"uAtain Hotel.
have imported some very choice Champagne. especially
Tor The occasion. This wine l. from on. If ~. hrsi uer-
camille h"n~'> ~ Rheims, and each bottle - Labeled with
q likeness 81 hr 'lay. A. ii> J. "a very superior article.
We nniice II thar those who ccsic II ma, know who're il
can be- procur d.
rs The importation Of ihs WINE j. gravel frcoid, d IN
a wing journal a. one 81 The preparations fr the AZ
rroachIng National Convention, io give. We presume -.
hrieiy To Ms deliberations. The coouiS, presses. after tie
nomination l. made, >hrald nof speak Il II ~ ihe rnn,-
"nence'ien' OF The campaign, hut ~ The opening - tie
champagne They may then uncorL ih.ir pal. Ia foam
aud "fi.rV"sc" accordingly u would not L. q lad idea
tlilier To replace The odcr barrel canos and !rg ra'in
breast pms oi l-i0. by similar ornaments IN thu .lape e
a champaign" h"iiie- C"rk-cr"~~ are -sae"fni. aud might
be pendent 10 the neck. Let HE canahiu link
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
Wilson's Salt shed.

If a person can't fnd better sar. he might do well to
call on old sammy Wilson at Madison, and buy salt; bot
we would eat fr,sA mea, all our lives before ~ would buy
any Of his salt. Remember this.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
Wnync GOunsy Standard.

This Is the title of large Democratic paper just started
at Wooster, OHIO. by Il. V. Kennedy. Esq IT. excel
lenily got up. and Will prove an able advocate Of the good
cause. II float. the name Of Martin Van Buren,, subject
TO the decision Of National Convention. Success to it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

|AssiIs VI. LAY, Who has been protesting himself an
" I'll a view OF turning iuai part, OYER ~ tie
s'PP"''o u as uncle Henry for President. j The same man
"'' =" mat bloody light al a Kentucky horse rice La,
lime, WIN Mr. Brown, the travelling Post Office
n-en. Cdsslus, II wall be recoliecfed. shot 4 pistol ri,
MT crown, g'Gsed one Of h> eyes out, and cut and NAM
&C. ms lace horribly with a bowie knife. H. J., Il I'll nan
u preach The doctrine that IL will be very moral Ia .nu.
port d STAKEHOLDER for President IA loI4. bu, very im.mnr-
al 1" support one Tor that office a.ler@ards-Dcrof +
Press.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

TThere is to be another reorganization of the Presi-
dents cabinet John {. Spencer has already resigned the
office of Secretary OF the Treasury, and is said will 60 io
Russia as Minister. There will be other changes shortly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
Marion ti0unIN.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS
70, Representatives, 2 2 1 !.
For Sheriff. BANNER LAWHEAD
For Treasurer and Collector. ZENA LAKE.
For County Commissioner. ANDREW NORfIiOJSE
For School Commissioner. AME>
For Coroner, JOHN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
4 IaCl.

The net receipts upon all the capital invested in the
United States in agriculture, do not creed three pr cent i;
while manufacturers a d other corporations n making
dividends Of from fselre 10 fGy per cent aud still ask a
bounty towards Protecting manufactures.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

The bill for the Reduction Of Posiages has passed
the l : Senate Good Let II pass the House also
We want The experiment 10 be tried, d. least. 1.-THE neu
law works badly 1t is easy to repeal IT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

This will average over t'oenty-hroc millions Of dollars
annually Tor the las; SIX years-and for what For ME
support ~ the poor : IN "A country where thousands upon
thousands are dragging out a wretcI,ed existence and
starving daily See what it costs, And yet Mr.. { Law
and the Wings argue that Great Britain has a High Tar
III, and therefore are must have one, -four people nre
ready 10 turn themselves into paupers to be fed on the
charity of The chords of the LOOM let them support fed
eral Whiggery. If they would be free, let them pursue
the course OF the fathers of the country, and return to The
good old days Of Democracy. Come ont from among
the foul party who would make us paupcrs for their owl
aggrandizement through banks and Tariffs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

Hon. Dixon ii. Lewis has been nominated by tie Gov
OF Alabama TO MI The vacancy IN the [. :. Sen.,e, caus
ed by the appointment Of Mr.. King, as Minister to France
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nu,Cr

NoTtcEis hereby gen ra' op fh- Ir1 fsFaf Aprt.l a. d..
V lsrs # adm rf-'fail 600 - COD fle 900 anrtrsf. rg I'll. ,..f. ID
Daniel Kne d'css-sd. late . Nar ga c.4f. ir,rsa. were u.
cralt-d 70 fi- und- - rn-d- - tf- Trfr- q. rrfr ~ "a q r4nsas -n.f
e~iaie > surprised o. ~ solvent. Persons rs.It-f a. ard .efafe 80.
h-r-hy u0in.d u make pay maeni y iinui t.fr -ns fe-. h.sn.gr.,
claims against u, Z, pv-@ut them properly slt1ea. ca.re ~ 80
Rent. U..nin re tern HmI - - = =
= Wilson. -6rr -. o. r+t 3D. 1899.
~ - go 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
The Wandering lew.

The Jewish editor of the X .he having no influence
here, ,chere he IS knonon, the Junto have sent him our
wandering. to seek whom he may devour. lie shear.
hogs, and gets little wool. Uatoh the wandering lew.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

The Hon. Henry Baldwin, one Of the Judges of the
Supreme Court of the United States. d,ed recently a, BIS
lodgings at the Merchants Hotel, IN fbiladeiphe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

UAmbros Spencer, the respectable old Federalis, OF
New York was president of the Wing National Con.en-
ton During the session two coons in the gallery got into
a fight and BACKED each other eycs-so SAYS the Balti.
more Argus
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
Too RHh

The Jew undertakes to make out the poetic dandy ed
iior of the Journal, an old ,coman. This is too bad
Now the dandy editor writes a tolerable Clay song, espe-
ciaIIy where he has a chance 10 blackguard John Tyler
See Nav owing MeloG.es, page 20. We wonder that
the darkv. however, dares to lander "Hoosier Ladies
by atiribulIng such soft headed stu as the following tc
one of them, instead of having the courage TO vent Inns
spite openly upon his successor.
Chicks wherever YOU be
Whether by field or tree
SOO-ShoO-ShOOR
For Your own dear feathers sake,
Shoo-Shoo-Shoo,
Or You ii have no feathers 10 shake -
There reader Won't that elect IIenr, Clay Didn'
we tell YOU that something must be done TO get the ''pi-
rates and land robbers aud the 'whIie sla, es" TO vote
for Henry Clay This is not all, The wings have
stuck up a notice in the post office, calling on that party
TO form a "Whig Glee Club" to sing the above. Not
wIthsiandiug We saw a wing or two turn up their noses
Al aud rdIcule the above notice, Vet We hope IT will go
ahead Now then. Shoe Shoe, Shoe, o Lordy
What a wing a coon IL,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
CANDIDATES.
Democratic Electoral Tickle

sr~kTORlAL.
TILGHHAN A. HOWARD, o. farkc.
JAMES q. READ, OF Clarke.
cO~GRE.sIoSAL-
Let DiStriot-WuLr,~ 4. B.swLEs. II Dranf-
2d ELDAu NEwI.~r. of Washington.
Sd JoHS VI. JoussoS. ~ Franklin.
an SAMUEL l.. PERKINS,. 81 Na,n.-
OH WILLIAs w. WICK. ~ NaTion.
ON Pans 4. DUssi-e, Of M.'nroe-
'h ArsTTs VI. PrETr. OF Park"
cA Henry W ELLSWORTH. of IlPPecanoc
I'm CHhRtrs W. CATHcART. Of L1Pofic.
lOh " LUofES 4. FrRRr. of Allen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

Gen. EsSsier-One Of the Representatives in Con-
gress from 1 e Sla,e e Louisiana. Gen. Bossier. died Al
Na-h'ne;on. on Thursday Gen. Bos-ier Is he ten ~
memter 81 the present Congress who has dled-ihree
Senators and seven Representatives,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

DEATH or MRs. CAROLINE MATILDA TAAYER-Tbis
lady, who has contributed largely 10 the literary period
Gals of the country died suddenly, It Is reported. at Har-
risburg, Louisiana. She was the grand daughter Of Gen.
Warren, who tell at Bunker Hill, and her only child.
while yet a youth, took Up srns Tor Twas. ard ,-,sae1
= ihs s,,r-inS n 'hs ilsro
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

W. .Nits Il Conn.cscuf- have f4ielv scca. IS n
pa" ~ ~,r""' o'ftsin afroc - stacks upon Sr,i,c
Mes 81 Iorneciicui- Mr y e. l. tie. was ataftsi.
sore ror'hs since. - a nenial na's3,. t,rssis - y
domestic affection. Il wa ~ - 81 class commonly fa. aI-
mated typ &C ,tdrs bar ufdi itc coy. g t.r .f'tH .ent
and sAIaul Dr. Brigham. Il Jfts. % ias - .tv p
removed. Accorim % Dr.. Enrha "a. - Eirs hss Sem
res'oftd 20 he complete seur.iss ni : nfric O. o. 80
po-ses-'dt ~ h1- bee, ess>, wien q vs. ff-f -rl-.~a
fr clenrress. meihol ard soi6av. I, -nan m,1e s.an
TREE months since a perfect cure was - cf-f. Tie
-lantefs u TIE Journalists VITO tai . lin a. an ir.lae
ma"- are wholly without ground Or arofa-e- a ere IS
prch gaze as they are uHfasfiy an c.-cL-F l. Yos-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

no Tor The Temperance s0cis tie. Do
me>iic H.snnf.sciIrc> made :i Esiscirs.,
IN fraucc!--Wc WANT no Pro: . CT on
for FrOuciiOn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

4 daughter Of Gen Scott has recently taken The aA:,e
I'll siths Convert II GscrEs'orr. {
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
ZANEsvlLLE. Nov. ISgG.

LFNTNFTTTF, -NOE. T-.0.
GFNTLTMFS-I had the honor this moment to receive
your communication of yesterday. regret thgt my re-
marks of Yesterday were misunderstood ~ relation To The
taIltf system. What | meant To convey was. that | had
been "A warm advocate of that system upon ills first adop-
ton that still believed III the benefit II had conferred
upon the country that | certainly never had nor never
would have any idea of reviviag 1t. What said was.
that would not agree To the repeal "a II now stands
In other words, ] AN FOR SUPPORTING TIE
COMPROMISE ACT. AND NEVER WILL AGREE
TO IT'S BEING ALTERED OR
w. i! HARRISON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

q There was a rumor at Washington on the Is, in
slant, that Mr.. Webster, John Davis of Mass, and Evans
of Maine would oppose Clay. should be be the Wig
nominee They know that the eastern people despise
Clay for his duelling and gambling propensilies.
O. IL Is singular that Congress does not pass Mr.. Dun.
cam bill 10 preserve ihe purity Of ecuors, by fixing The
same day for The election Of Presideu, in every Stale.
Every body admits the necessity Of such a law, and We
hope !, will ss ensried.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

The gathering # the Wing. At rallm,. = 81, -, :,
the R1t-ihcalun C0Oa-venron.
lHefe !, another animal. l~w-ver. which W. &C. 5,.r~-
""'e winch, m conscqurre. of tie sfesfttfos. e. a..
ns'u.e' a o'en "-efloo<'d by cur fi.rf II TIE g.. - fr
We Know - n two wuts hy Which .ac D.o,rt fra,. re- ett."
% IN Wig party couit - Q. fe, cxcrt...f III a. -
apgelairn which ihcv have selected III. Hff--,tr. =,
'''H-'' q. II y lk"eie o. be ant c.at,t f. I'm fr
NJ OF l g airfe .iim j.. and fom tie a. o. n# ra-
~ u warm te NA- iait. o. ON. osl f4. . fat
Will kii III" hat-'he Con Will ki - Ga tf- Goa.
Itself will $40 nv de a natural dsnt. am u. .fee.a %.
not"i : ieii ~ ne "u9ttersat' Nhig gaft b .. Aga.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
Harri, or Men.

You old Harrison men, " hom the British Wing leaders
are endeavoring to enlist in the support OF a high tariff
for their own benefit, the whole If which, is To come on,
OF your pockets; read what Gen. Harrison wrote on tie
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
soome knorrrd tmto NJ.

II the Russian Cossa'ks wear coon siins. why moi tie
seJs # The white slave I'D, ocaie
"The United States Gaz.ii. Of SaiUtda,. las Tie sub
joined item of important aud interesting ~poliieal iffln-
anon, "lnrh we copy. that q ia'i = muu.ui,u> Ia lie
welfare oi ihe country MAY be- Known Tar ai.d uida
Mr. Cole Of Baiiiuorc. las mad. Il fue old iasiioi.d
cocted-hai. made OF coon fur. aud presented II toll . CLAW
Club, To he worn by tie President On lie Ia, e Tie
Grand Wing Procession
we do not know that The Wing President oftle day
ON the orcasIun of the Grand Coon Procession 30 BALM
more, could have selected "A head dr.>s more nppr.rrirf.
than "A fine old fashioned cock ~ hat mad. .f .,.o, G,,.
Wi be, under every aspect Of Tho aee-.cock.d-haf l.
etn"iemaiic both 81 the candidate nrd If ~. cause. irdl-
eating by a sign quite ~ expre>sisr ~ words. y Via; liz ir
their tate y 4" be- - November nrnr Bur n should H.. ~
served that the president If The day. ~ tl.ts aI.u.r.al
Attainment 81 hhs phreno'os,. l. Mt 10 be- .kn.cA.d INTO
n c"ckcd-hai, simply ufr~eff lie j. 10 be- INFESTED vifh
a 'hne, "id-iIshl"n"d cockcd-hai.' a. beng a.. KIND g.,
winch Harry e he Nesi ha- been m,.t eru.fn,n.d-
such an old-iaslioned cork.d-ia'. fr usfsts.. - he ma
hs parry were knocked INTO ga Leg. -. ~ aud 20
Ia" c"ckcd- hat now brought inrwar ~. ifaf a. I-as d.
very property made ~ pr'ti>e arc ga. 4ncs "A nh ii. is-h-
i"n winch prevailed IA ih"s" wears and shan g.. Iu-
s'drnt 81 The day - seen making l, approach viii iif.
eiHbe'ishmeni 10 his person, every wiz ma, .Aci.4m ia
the words OF the poet, that.
i o 'ie sunset OF life iearhes mys'ical lore.
Ana coming cock d-hats cast fl,t n -.na.u. d. f. 20 %
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
D~cmoc,-..ic Count, Comm Z &C..

Putnam County,. j. Burton, John :. Jennings. n
Secresi, A Il. Mathews. Harvey Nelson. John Gose.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

We copy the following from the Leeds eng M,rcu-
ry of March 10, I-4i
money spent for The relief and maintenance of the
Poor IN England and Wales. Years ending Lady. dav.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
wv inc. ESQ!

r"' r'"''!''""''" mus GUS IHo Fo"dy bIoek he
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-30

|stroy that confidence among men, SO necessary to
lie preserved in the intercourse of the whole count
|ry.-we object to MIR. Clay, because, contrary to
the known and expressed will Of large majority
Iof the American people, and in violation OF MS
instructions from his own immediate constituents,
10y his management and influence he made John
Quincy Adams, President Of the United States,
whose dious principles of abolitionism, and DIS
union, all candid men must condemn. If Mr..
Clay received an equivalent for that operation,
the American people believed they did not, for at
the ensuing election, they with just indignation
hurled the minority incumbent from his high
place, and almost by reclamation. conferred it on
their venerable Jackson, from whom it had been
lunrighteously filched by intrigue. And last
though not least, oppose Mr.. Clay, for his I'M
kind, unauthorsed illibera, and reproachful Ian
sguage, used in the Senate of the United States.
lin reference to the Industrious and enterprslng
pioneers of the far West, in denouncing them as
IA laacless rabble, plunderers, and robbers. For
The foregoing reasons and that others might be
3tioned, proclaim jointly and severally unitedly
and individually our uncompromising opposition
Ito Mr. Clay as President.
And it is further Resolved, That we rs a por-
3tion of the Democratic Republicans of this State,
shoulder to shoulder, will stand up to our prnci
lples and sustain the men Of our choice, our cause
Us the cause of the people, and our policy the in
(teresl of the nation, majority of the people of
Arkansas are with us, majority Of the people Of
|the United States are with US, and if we all
3finching democrats do our duty, we have nothing
Ito fear from the result.
! On motion it was
Rssolred, That Democratic meeting be held
lat the Court House, in Fayetteville, on tie first
Monday of May next. for the purpose of nomi.
7nating candidates for the Legislature, and county
Officers.
On motion il was
ResoIced, That these proceedings be signed by
athe President and Secretary, and be published
! IN the Democratic newspapers in this State.
ROBERT M'CAMEY, Chairman.
J. c. PlTTMAN, Secretary.