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

lie Ncrrmack mlnui iciurIng 1mlany have recently
made >cmi-annual dividend. winch with previous
Ike dividend. makes ~ the sum Of Siuu.oun Which
tie stockholders have received within the year.
b. des which they have lad a-de a reserve of one
hundred and ten thousand dollars for contingencies,
which, IA Incs- ought also 10 be added - the profits
This Company. SAYS Tie New York Evening Post,
has capital Of two millions Of dollars. In one year
the Of TIM car ial after kng wages aud salaries
and commissions - every body employed. brings 10
the stockholders half million more.
Are there any farmers or planters. we should be
glad To know. who have received any thing like the
proportion for their lands the rast year The
Wing papers tell that tbs class Of men II eX-
ircmey prosperous # - II can be shown.
Is there >inglc man ENGAGED IN agriculture in all
lie n.led States who after lay iue all the expenses
ufou farm worth two thousand dollars. including
COM ecm salary for his own labor ard that Il other
persons elnl wed with him. iindS left 10 HIM profit
If four hundred dollars. and reserve Of one hundred
AID ten dollars for repairing hi~ budng> and fences.
buy NJ stock and mangring his grounds II any
such man exist, lri A., Lave has name and Place If
rc-idcacc. and the proof If his prosperity and We
promise L. publish II most con ,llcuou>ly aud 10 make
N addition public apology 10 the whole tribe II
uanut tcfurer-.
lui. # M such man can be- found. VIII there be any
found who " III put parry above country and Justice
and say llai Tie Pre- oui farll shall not b. mod
hed H. aljrd equal aud ud protection to all the
great { Of the whole tnon. n, lud.ng Agrl
culture. Manufactures, The Mechanic frt>, Commerce
and Nay CATION -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
a Sigh! sesilCrcncc.

In lsio. no one could hear of Coon Wing gather
ing. especially when announced through the Wing
Coon papers, without beng struck with their ccHoas
lying ones rs we then told them. Vt every meet
inc il was announced in flaming capitals. =" 1000
Wings in council" and from that, gen era y the
'ersst number claimed. they would raise it, the
ppiud bard cider" operated. to loo.oGo; rocco;
ljo0,O; ana at Dayton, Ohio. they goi II mp to
fr.y200,0t0.-i~0 Now We have the following cap
ton 10 an article from the iori,tjfs .Ioaraql:
"sN.UGO Peoyie ~ CoyScI-TnE LARGEST CoN-
vr~TIoN EVER HELD y TIE U>IIED STATES"
Lid they lie fbsa. or 10 they lie soe The fact l..
the pope now do meet N council: and from their
hundreds Of thousands, Is announced IN l-i0 they
find Coon meetings - reduced that they have come
down 10 1900 Wings in council; =" " l,3O0 Wings.
rood and true :" and New Jersey paper announces
a mass meeting of the Wings. where. loving 10 the
inclemcncv Of the weather.. the t.ousepds kept
back. and NEARLY 200 q Wings congregated to pay
their attentions to the " Bible Candidate. and The
Blackleg Verify. Whiggcry is coming down.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

At the public commencement of this University
held on "Wednesday the I'd of Spt.. IN addition 70
the Degrees conferred the Graduating class. the
honorary Degree of l.. l.. II. was conferred on the
Hon. Charles Dewey. Of the Justices Of the Su-
pTcme Court Of this STATE and also the Hon. Jas.
Scott. formerly Justice of the Supreme Court and
the author of that part of the Constitution # tho
State OF Indiana which relates 10 public education.
The honorary degree Of \. VI. VS. conferred on
the Rev Edward r. Amos Of tie Methodist Epsco-
pal Church and this Degree was co.fsrrcd IN course
uYon number If former GRADUATES of the Unscr-
Sly.
The Degree Of Bachelor Of Laws was conferred on
the following Graduates of the Law Department Of
The University. Francis p. Bradley. Joseph b. Carna-
han, John 81. Clark. Clarendon naylsson. and Jona-
han h. Kinney.
In addition 10 the ordinary exercises Of Tie day.
which in matter and manner We're highly crcdrab.c
20 the graduating class the Rev. Mr. Nonabe of IL
linois delivered an excellent address Female Edu-
cation.
Tie exercises OF the occasion were concluded Will
an Adde'S by Mir. John Ii. Wylic before the Athenl-
an Society and the delivery OF n JONAS from thai
Society 10 rs members Of Tire graduating class
The Univlrsts l. an a highly prosperous condition
The following l. table Of III, numb' # students
for the last five sr rs taken from ile eat. lonug>
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

The wings deny, with great deal OF indignat ION.
the fact that Henry Clay bargaincd with John q. Nd
ANS to make him President in opposition - Tie c>-
pressed wishes of u majority of the people whereby
he CLAY might be made Secretary of Safe and be
in the line of safe prccoden,s for the Presidency.
Why don't these wings urgc Henry Clay 10 permit
the editor Of the Globe TO publish his / tier on the
sahieci Until that letter is published, (Which he
viii probably allow inst te'ore n eee'in anf fra
dny rs ogtt .dirify 'rb no ttc 10 reofE IT, the
people VIII believe in Tie premises the facts b. ing
poorioas that he did 20 Cor adams, and that taans
mad, hun Secretary. Lei us ha,e Gays letter to
Blair. Ii cannot place him IN Il much worse redic-
atnenl than he is in. ont with it. Clay, s,i--
pee. in dis instance. viii rlav Mru.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
il:iirgrS.

4 our shect # the s.ze # blanket, we could
81 i weekly with tie renunclations e federal wing
eery occurring duly all over tie country. We
oecasi nally find two IN tic coon papers, but
seldom find aa1eg or dates End f we d.. thcy are
sure . bc away OF nlbody knows whore. We conn0t
End that single wing PAPER publ les ronuncatlons
near home. While know e many IN our oan
county. We have not published them because we have
not been authorized, and many who have really
changed dare not avow 1t openly, because Ct the
prescription Of the wings.
The following, winch copy from the ycsay
Palladium, shows that the good cause IS stu gaming
tat the promises If the coons Of 1910 have not been
rcalizcd that that party getting to be understood
By II, hoaest supporter, heretofore, and when sc
uatcr-t at they have tie courage and mainline,
T. acknowledge their own and to expose the
corruption If the federal leaders. We shall neither
travel to Maine or Georgia 10 find recruits TO oui
rank, While they plenty at home. We say
then. On with the ball. Let all bold, honest. ndc
pendent frecmon, follow tie example here set and IL
coming ''ou' from among the foul party, :. tel ,lc
truth and shame the devil" We commend the FL
pw.ng to those sauguine wings who arc IN u STRAIT
for Oliee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
HE LSaisiai..

Tho Pole Raising at Sir. Netherlands. came oi
on Saturday last. Notwithstanding tue inc!,noncy
Of the weather-t!e Col. having appointed it on a
grsai Hhig ary-thcre Were crowds Of tie hardy
Democracy the ground. and they found Demas a
home. IN elegant pole, ll3 feet IN height. was
raised bearing aloft the and sriTes Next was
another, bearing young fleet Of shipping. all IN full
sail. and from the to the other. was rugged q
Flax Brake The combination Is a curious one.
and emblcmatic Of lis industrious protector.
After the raising, an eloquent speech was delivered
hy Dr Moore, Of Illinois. All passed off harmon-
ousy. and about SHUTDOWN. tie boys passed through
our city on their return. highly grated with their
excursion. and more than pleased with the old
veteran and his amiablc family. May they live "a
long tEey desire.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

Some mean spirited person persons, on Sunddy
night. cut the ballard, of several poles in town
Those Of two Ash poles cut and attempted to be
stolen but the ra>cas m>>cdby triilng mpcd.mcnts
The line # the Democratic Club pole gone altogether
ether ouiragcs also committed. such "a removing
horse blocks and breaking boxes at prcston's store
rolling barrels into The street from Others &c
But few nights since. the wiuass. rope aud buckets
IF well. in house rented by J. Mctinnis. were
thrown into the well and all the bose plank about the
premises thrown il.
These things tn be done by those who have an
inherent love of mischief: and we recommend To cur
citizens be the alert and bring the offenders
justice. Such acts are becoming altogether too
common; and the scvcreSt punishment should be
melted 10 those guilty Of them. If the law won't
meet them. public opinion must.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

o. VI. J9ess, 70 n aiiress Of Gp.ra' Horard
GENERAL:-l take great plea sure in RECEIVING and
recognizing YOU the accredited repre- en- attc Of
the n.ted States 70 rcNas aud IN assuring yea that
tie friendly sen,.ncn' and knd wi>he, winch GU
have expressed, On behalf Of tie President # the l..
States, and the PEOPLE ct tat country, towards tic
Government; # TIN, are hitly appreciated and fllly
reclfr'catod by tie President and peoi lie # TcNa>
Advert.ns 10 tie fact Of your connection with TIE
President Of Texas. and The intimate personal rela-
toa winch have. for great Length If time. existed
between yourself ana him, rendered your app'in-
ment - Very acceptable 70 his cAccllcncy nm happy
to witness IN your selection tle.r rcPre>, niatte
here another prof OF Tie friend iip Of the United
states toward, Texas
shall take LAUGH pleasure. General, in co-operat-
mr with YOU, IN the work # re.crving the good
understanding which now happily exists between
the two countries and IN drawing still closer the ties
which Should unite them. In the performance q n
du,y. - agreeable t. myself | ;im wei satisfied /
shall hc acting IN accodenre Win tie wise, and
feelings # tie people Of Texas WHO. ever mindful If
the Indemnity oftc organ language laws and custom,
Of tie two nations, ardent, desire united destiny.
The cntinrnt- Wicii ,ou have expressed this
OCCASION in reference to the melancholy death If the
two : ingu-hed fun .tonar.c, of vour Government.
General Murphy dnd { = Green. are very proper. and
assure YOU If tie sYapli.iy feel in common with
our fellow citizen of the loss which their
country well their friends ami families have Sis
tanned by TINS all eng d.spcn alton Of Dnnc pros-
len.c.
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Chic.

From private advccs 10 be relied on, we learn that
the Wings fnak.nr the most desperate cXcrtionS
tocarry Ohio; stor3mg at nothing which they think
will ensure their Their object j. palpable.
and We shall only state that il is much on account
of the n.'u ne viii have on other Sates "a from
any hopes that ware likely urcced IN the general
result. We should not bc surprised in the least. IT,
by p;lclay.ng and the other infamous used by
that party. IT they should succeed in carrying the
State. Indeed, believe if they gel Clay white
slaves enough from Kentucky. that they will succeed.
We caution, at this late hour, our Ohio friends
on the subject. The Wings can, by their corrupt
appliances do IN Ohio III October than they can
IN November. Let all friends act cautiously and
prudcnty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

The Globe thus puts to flight the latest coon hum
bug from Pennsy lvana. Try again ooonies
4 Mr.. Thomas c. Miller o.: Dickinson township.
Pcnnsyana. heads letter addressed 20 Colonel Polk.
inlerrogatng him about the tariff This Mr.. Miller.
who declares himself genuine democrat. has pre-
pred letter IN which ne rcnounccs his connection
with the democratic pary--his :" intimate connection
and ong hgifS ~ association nth m rscnqbcrs 81
that rorfy" of which he boasfs-bccauSc Governor
Polk does not answer tins letter of Interrogation :,
which, by The way. he has most precisely answered in
letter addressed very recently 70 citizens of Penn
sylvania published in full in all the democratic Jour
mails # tie STATE. and garblod portion Of il l. also
published by the million. IN federal handbills and
pamphlets.
We can give better reason FOR Mr.. Millers de-
nunciaiion OF Governor Polk. than his omission tn
answer his questions. Mr Thomas G. Miller a
eg1de of Old standing from the democracy; and.
ehqf Is ctiR r. tis aposacy h. - repua'or - STATE
dbfSi The coon wings ran HIM for Congress last year
against lhe Hon. James Black. honest. able. and
worthy Democrat; It Is not Improbable hat the defeat
Mr. Miller then sustained at the hands Of tie Demo
cracy. has onbiftored his renegadIsm which now
displays Itself against the Democratic candidate for
the Presidency
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
Death Of Gem. e. 4. Howard.

At the regular meeting of the Central Democratic
Club. Saturday evening Sepi. 18th. the following
resolutions offered by Air. J. =. Chapman, IMAM
inousy adop.od
Whereas we learn with the deepest grief Of the
decrease OF the Hon. TLeNtN \. lIowAEu, late
Charge d Aiiarss Of the United Safes 10 Texas !,
And whereas stood higher III Estimation,
politically or socially, than the deceased;
Therefore. Reso.sd. That consider 1T eminent
Il just and proper 10 acknoa dye his great worth
and important, services and sacrifices Ia the Of
Democracy. by public Acknowledgements.
Rs@rei. That the members OF the Central Demo-
cratic Club viii the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days.
Rsoleai tasiier, That public meeting of the de-
mpcratic citizens generally be called AT the Court
House. IN Indianapolis, Saturday next. at 10 o.
clock ~. Tor the purpose of fully expressing
the public grief al tbs distressing event.
Rssdrd That the Lady and children Of the de-
ceased, b. assured OF the deep sympathy OF the
bcrs of this club and that n measure of respect
and heartfelt condolcncc. their irrcparahlc loSS.
the Secretary Of the Clab Is hereby instructed to for
ward to the family of deceased copy of these reSo-
lusions. prop sriy authenticated.
Reso,d, That the above preamble and resolutions
b. published IN the Indiana Statc Sentinel and the
Stats Zcitung.
W. Il. PRESTON, PrcsiIeh
j. +. CHAIRMAN, t-;rc Presidents
H. PlLrEAv,
l.. u. =. -,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

The :. Louis Eo,eillo tell, very good anecd3tc
Of taptin Alexander Scot. long and wall known as
hav.ns been one Of the most ,g.nt officers ever on
tie Western waters. At nsh. say, the Revc.ile,
his fAvor.tc "louk-on' was ihe cap.iln, right op
rostc te furnaces. One night. after severe t,l. II,
fell int d'ze upon his scat, during which some
WAC cautiously and silently turned the cae-isn tl
the sleeper, face was opposite the boilers. when
alarm being given and the furnace doors thrown sud-
denly OPEN thc catlin started ~. was M by The
flash, and cried IN voice Of thunder Back her
blck her seven boiler boat right mite u :"
We have not read any thing Tor hong time which
50 forciby remind Us Of Clay position on the Tex
a question lie has seen the o,cruho in.ng feeling
Of Tic people Of this country in flv-r Of preventing
England from forming cham OF military posts
around dis country by her possession of Cauada
her desire of Texas. and her Determination IN hold
ing Oregon; aud while he would reach The Presiden
cy BIZ any means he cries. regard 10 Texas, Back
her. back her." Shall trasi such man Onr
who has already attempted To ucgotate away part OF
Oregon Who approved giving 10 England rnrt Of
Maiuc Who would gre them TcNas Oregon
Maine. and If need b.. others o The Sates. that he
Nigh; enable Great Britain 10 uphold HIM Is King
Henry NEVER Frcemen. BE not deceived
We have as great an inicres. III TIL, comtry-in the
perp,:uatol OF lis free Institutions yourselves il
you suffer, suffer. II you prosper We prosper
Wha, object. thea can VIC have in d'ceielag you
We have none. We prefer tl.at You would examine
the facts tor yours Ives calmly and .isgass ionatrs
Lay aside all prejudice in doing ASK yourselves
II you support who corruf..y bargainei
and cheated large maj o'ity of the people OF il4-
country Of their declared and eNrr.s-. d Viii H.
aaiue the facts. As, Mr. Clay Why BE dos Hoi give
permission u Mr. BAR. editor Of thc Globe, 20 pub
lish his letter The subject the saias hr iIiir,
though denounced b. AIr. Clay as sromdrs vt
being honorable publish private letter dlscls-
iug tIe matter. Ask yourselves if he las noi been
on every side Of every question aia.iae this coaa.ry
for years. Ass yourselves. If a.er refusing T. take
command Of The Northwestern Army vhea ,cniercd
70 him. irli,.rrng 10 renian at home IN satty. white
kentucky ard adianas gallant sans. win o.hers,
were cnrichiag the earth with their patriotic blood
ask yourselves. "a all candor. II yen ever han
steer but for one haven-lead hus for on, goal-thc
Presidency Of the United Sa,es
Yea have TOO often decided correctly on this sub
Jet; to lead Us to doua Of Jour ability again 70 de-
eide.
We see lis confusion. when gen call cut "Blrk
fcr jac. her -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
For The Seaffaei.
e.0ae~ <tcs..

Where's I|amcit about these times
Wonder If lac has written any a,na'ory episil.s
lafcly Rather IN undertaking. that Of Yours.
Barnett llld YOU think We should fail 10 catch You
al il. you scamp Murder Viii ont. sneak Y
The olofe VAS handed in without signature We
watching the gopft and shall shortly. perhaps
expose the whole Transaction. II l. strange that
moral community, knowing the facts. viii tolerate
such nuisanccs Bat Solomon didn't know some
things; and If uiieeoy i not the cause. We as
ignorant Of it us was Solomon of his difficulties
Prov NM. l.. 10
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
sln, and ss;,ns,o!p,,.

Nh Gay. durng No c7urso Of discussion IN fIo
House Of Representatives had taken occasion 10 ~
that" for all his Professions OF Democracy, every
oac knew that the gcn.l man from Virginia was
personally ard practically tie verits arlsocrai in Tire
House. to which Mr.. Randolph. pointing tiat ter
rihe finger of his at the unfortunate Object Of hs
sarcasm. replied. " If q mans principle 10 BE- ~
al de'cmiacd by tho company he k'cfS. then sur y
do the charge Of ari-ocracs af ly fr more frchly
20 de gentleman from kentucky Than ny H. Sir,
Ire passes hi- n.els ia the company Of hoe Qe,' ~
and kugres!'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

We have carried .lc Ii Is impossible for any
Legislature as well as the one 10 make ties, vote by
popular vote - -. III The official returns, and
Nmih's Circa.Rr, iee. hence we have not attempt
H. II to H. Smith, Jour
fa. Sept. ~.
Can any body tell whether the would be Senator
intended to deceive hy his first statement or whether
he finds himself corncrcd by the figures the official
returns To our minds il is clear. We yet dare
the Journal To publish the they stand in
the Sccrc;ary's Office either with or without COM
mcnf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
SslliilOllS.

The Coon pole Of tie Wings in Louisville, by.
having ttce been blown down. te d.sheaHoaed Coons
have forgone any further attempt 10 compete with the
Young Hickores; and ,he Journal promises 10 RAISE
one IN November which sail oyertop ;lem all. These
Cooa promises are pretty well ind -rsiood and We
pregit-now mark tive predict, Lot promise. .ha'
thai pole vii not lie Is long = ihst ca which tle
study Connecticut boys rode Prentice at the tiao
he If; the S,4tc. Mark il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
4 s.no,i .Eoi.c.

Mr.. Mccullough. owner If the shoi-iowors IN BAL
timore, gave permission 10 tie Democrats. mol long
SINCE 10 elevate Folk and Dallas flag The
init Of one of tho -hui-tow,rs. ~ soon m TINS was
done tWeny-cgld Of tie Wing groccries Of the city
refused 10 buy any shot from him. bat went 4"
lbllad Pima. where tbcy had iolay cent more ler
iaaud besides he eNl ems, o freight. lat the
OF the joke is. II turn oul iiat ihc saline Mr. Nc
Cuilough oWnos io same shot iacore~ ia lhiladcl-
fhia. also. Isn't that capital
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
Fish, li>sl,s

great Fish Dinner i 10 ..come off'' this dav at
the Broad Ripple. Every lover If the p>caiory spc
cie> Will be there; and fir others. Beef. Mutton
Lamb, aud game VIII be supplied. Look cut for the
boys. All you that miss Tie boat viii get your nag>
In readiness. Go ahead.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
~ .U0ff = los.
F.sixlis' s5c,l. AZ.
s!eBi.pia =. Harding.
4 Es..s.st iui PAR.

Tle TNl7'.l Io.-I,1I Tl0.sIo9 -. I7I- 1Vl-I'. al
hesds it. very properly.
'Ise Cootsf Ii "
THE Hon. y kennedy ia h~ speech iesi SATURDAY,
niehi stated ,hat James H. Folk was at the ba,.le 81
New Orleans and Actually tool, British OIL pTs-
oaar."
Well does the Journal head their statement ..ilc
coolest Ire ye for not soul VII, heard Alr. X. bat
knows il 10 be lie and not whig IA believes it.
But here Is on from ,e Peru Observer Ii,,c thumb
concern. H..lch q fr'y equals H.
'.Ihe Caafof L5-os'
you have carried goar Governor in Maine BY 81
v..eS. List y-ar you had II ny one or two tholl-
sand The Legislature. however, Is believed u be
Wing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

- meeting of derno-ra-s il We-,che-ter. Pa. a
few days since q number of Tire s'aid and Der Qua
kers OF that viclnnity were present and cxpfes.ed
themselves highly delighted win lac proceedings.
One OF the old men was approached at he close OF
the meeting by democrat. AID IN reply renarks d
that he. contrary TO lis usual eng- took IN
icrcst N his campaign. because said he Friend IT,
boo9
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
krli.Itrs Magazine.

In our noier of his excellent publication last week.
We neglected 10 Stale tlai orders may br addressed TO
Philadelphia. to New York. The September num-
ber is received and no magazine IN ihe country can
VI with j. IN Typography. Is literary ronicnis sus-
tain its high puaion; aud the cngra,ings are un-
surpassed. The story 81 Capt. Andy i worth the
PRICE of "a volume.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

The celebrated Abner knccland died ut Salubria
l. T.. on the .1:h of August. in his list year We
knew him intimately. and We knew him TO be an hon.
e,t man. We synpathse with his amiablc family in
their heavy loss.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

Tic citizens Of indianapolis and vicinity. re-
s'cctfuy requested To meet at the Court House on
Saturday next. at 10 O'Clock \. NJ To- consult togctl-
or and take such measures viii express their feel
ings on the death If of ndianas gifted and la
mcn;cd sons. the Hon. TiLGuuAN \. IlowARp.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

We have received 80 many letters relative to The
situation noticed in paper few weeks since for
printer, &c. that we find it almost impossible 70
answer them. Theref5re We would state, that ii i
necessary for DESTROYS of the chance to furnish
an Office himself. The place is Laportc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

tr. Polk is IN favor IL ice cumberland Eoad. Mr..
Clay is ne~ or sal 80 il. and gove casting 'o'e
winch killed il ior The iesi bell dozen years. Re
member il.s.
O. The Wing of Ae@ lor. have nominated Mr.
nore as tl'.ir candidate far Governor. II j. IA
gem lnai of talents. and ugiogbiei rosJec1abtfy-
tiia latter qualification j. has u up'n asserted
latioa-h.r between Mr. J.. and lord lakcnham the
British Minister. and IS therefor unqaosiionablc
"Wh,re vii Folks rodo,i.l D.. found ~. J.
Ytitan.
IN The hearts OF bis coun;ruan. -iooney.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
ClaN's LiSy s.C-.GI.

1t Is stated that clay has rsrd again, and has
written letter repu2laiiag his "latcst.' suited to
another meridian lie Is here. ther,. everywhere
except ON the Bargain and Sale n,atter,-on which
subject he is naa. Though requested, by wings and
democrats he has nothing TO sly about his lester 10
his Dear Friend" Mr. Blair Of the Globe. Who
can tell Mr. Clays opinions any subject, without
being contradc;ed by himself No one.