Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-11
GrOanS.

GrOans.
All over Indiana, the Federal Wing Presses are
proaning audibly a, the signs Of defea; which stare
them in the face Ike Banquo's ghost. Hear the
Madison Banner. generally a Dragging paper; and
remember that the Wings have had q meeting there.
which they intended should be a mss meeting. BY
the manner in which they coaxcd the people to conc
and which proved a decided flilure; and also that the
Democrats have since held one. numbering thousands.
aud are soon TO bod another. Now hear the Banner
groan
SOUTHERN MISUNDERSTANDING reach Us from every
quarter, that the Whi.s IN the Southern portions Of this
TO insure success At the approaching August election. These
complaints, We are painful u confess, aIe but too we'll
founded. Our political brethren seem intent upon taking
iheif icst until the great contest IN November, when, with a
mighty eloii, We have not The least doubt. hey will carry the
State b an Overwhelming majority. Indeed, We meet with
intivIfuals every day, who tell Us that they feel no interest
IN the August election, and that they DO not intend 10 20 10
Henry Clay and Theodore Freiinghuysen. Deaity beloved
Fellow Wings this course OF conduct will not answer;
ani # You pcrscveIe IN II we are ruined.
Al, Fellow Whigs, Brethren > II Is no time 10 slumber.
There = a tntei state Senator 10 elect next winter; and
the locoioeos are determined, If possible, to carry TIE State
in order 10 secure a patty triumph then. a. well a 10 make
The impression abroad that Indiana VIII 90 for Polk aud
Dallas IN Noycm5cf. c'Aul, unless you arouse and pu,
forth your untsd efforts, they irH succeed.
And row, Fellow Wig. OF Jefferson county, are you
prepared u carry this iicket-ihe whole Of ton tie fast
Moniay Of next month We fear you ale not. Therefore,
w '"t tI'h A"us hiD"ty 'l NH'H'A"ttH "
organize, ~ every township, and IA every neishb1rhood, Ia
Older 10 induce every Wing voter 10 attend Inc polls. By
such an oTg,uzaiian and united eliot, the whole ticket can
be elected ty a Triumphant majority.
Fellow Whiss: Viii YOU attend to tis matter Believe
us-yon haze no tune 70 siunbcr'
We extract .he>c from a column Of similar lugu-
briou, matter. How different i TIN, from the boast
ine, conddcn, tone Of these same Wings last wear !
Verify. they sec the signs. 1t i but poor solacc,
even hoping against hope, to suppose that the Wings
:. are taking their rest until the great contest IN
November, and That then they VIII carry the State
And il i admitted that If we succeed in August, it
VIII " make the impression abroad that Indiana will
90 fr Polk and Dallas in November" If Clay is To
succeed in November, by the votes Of the " rested :"
VIII q, why the appeal, the prayer, for them to
"ar1n,e." 1t is because, that the - impression =
viii be a legitimate one, and all the - united Efforts y
Of the cooas can't help it. We did MT hardly think
the Madison Coon would 80 soon d. come down." as
to acknowledge that he fears the Wings of Jefferson
are not prepared to carry their ticket. Alas poor
Whiggcry 1t i, even >! Could not the Stepping
lion save his own county You have no time To
slumbcr,' poor coons, Alack-a-day!
Whigs of Marion Remember Tire boasts of the
Coons in 1873 Let Us copy a short one from Tie
Esprit Of no." edited by the same genius who now
conducts tie celebrated Squirt Gun, which lie calls
..The Rifle"
From the Sent Weetiy Journal, august l, 1913.
CHsrRiLy, o Since our last paper was published we
have had atvIces, moIc or less. Il ON the greater potion of
the State. All Is well. Wings. We are on the eve Of a
most brilliant victory. a victory that Will roll back the
tide OF disaster which a scnselcss apathy has cutiiled upon
Us since $40. Iiggors Nag floats high above all danger OF
defeat. while seven Of the ten Congressional Districts may
be set d WA a ceIun for cur cause. The enemy, alarmed
as well they need be, are Iosufiing TO mere boasts, the SuIesi
evidence, indeed the surest confession, Of the knowledge on
their pant that the efforts Of Van Buren, in Indiana al,
doomed 10 lasting disappointment.
a victory we Will have, but it must be swcllcd 10 the
utmost. We must teach tie routed enemy Of lSi0-tht
slauds iers Of Harrison - the pure aScis of Tyler - Tho
=" SKINNERS or ~COONS"-the briocrs Of kelso, anC
the eNpelleus Of leall,-the Sub Treasury and Free Trade
allies cf Great Bntain,-wc must teach these men who now
impru'ently set up a claim 10 Indiana, a lesson that vii
never be foi GOTTEN ~ them We must teach them, by al
utter anaihilatiun NOW, that the black banner Of Martin
Van Buren, has waved its last IN our borders That Indians
IS a unsubdued aud as inyinciblc al this hour as she was
when her lcgions went fost Ia ia glory in the last memorable
campaign.
Every man al the ballot, Every man to his work
The Centre of Indiana must send II the North, the South
the East and the West, a gfeeting as loud and thorough "a
their own