Indiana State sentinel., 1844-01-23
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dud and deceived the careless and ascd
and they and their stand forth open daylight in all their
To the Democracy of Indiana before closing have few
marks n truth obene make Our calculated 10
inspire with good spirit With heart, with hand, and
with coming We have every
hnO TO cheer rs on Our pncpes are those which must ultimately
triumph They may uodden down for seasonhey may be
crushed eart-bu like TRUTH all times the eternal years o
God are ,be and they will Ultimately prevail Tee clouds
breaking away and that day dawning
which they will burst forth with the fulness and etugence oil
MONDAY
Look their progress within one short year. and let facts unden
BILE for the of When the late Congress
opened its session and chose speaker federal majority of forty pro-
claimed Of In the present
the democratic ascendancy restored and the majority more
than seventy though the number of the House de-
Even the where the necessarily
retard the change which the people make federal majority o
fifteen reduced FOUR and the Wing senators who
thirteen opposed the political sentiments OF their
States.
and do The Democrats everywhere nmg 10 the rescue -
gathering under the which have often led them TO victory
nd marching conqueing and conquer
In Maine where in 1910 there federal majority o al and
representation Congress equally divided there now majority oil
Democrats where there federal
oy of 63O5, and every member of Congress then elected was
Wing the present members all Democrats returned by popular
majority of 1896 In New York where 1910 the Wing majority
was 1893 Wing of Congress elected
Wing members the whole delegation and the
majority the the election has risen to
2l459 From New Jersey the members OF the late Congress were
all Whgs-'broad sea" 1910 the federal majority was
23I7 members but Democrats and the agge
gate majority by which they chosen SOC In
for the first time SINCE the
institution of the government majority 3l3 against he
ton the present members of Congress of 1890 popular votes In
Carolina from which in the late Congress there were but our
Is l3 members there Democratic majority o representatives,
In Georgia IN the late congress mere were M u -
members; and 640 the majority OF the Wings N the state was
present all the representatives, but three are Demo
IF Gratis, chosen by an aggregate Democrat" nJ u % d -
isana late Congress there was but single Democrat; ana N
u 1910 majority the Wings 1880 every repeen aue
al from that State IS Democrat and they were CHOSEN p 5to
~ gate majority In Mississippi where the iederais 74o
/ claimed majority 1923 the Democratic members o Congress nave
" been chosen by majority OF more than 2ouo' ro ~ "a %
were Congress but Democa-now there are IL ana ue
IN late Congress there Democrat the present there
are of and Wing majority of 1862 IN oo has been
2 converted in 1913 Democratic OF 2lOO Prom inoS
Michigan whose representative last year Wing sends
fit and by immense popular majority EVen III
Kentucky the residence embod Of the Wing party "a
o. up her idol and II be let alone
m Kentucky her members Of Congress are equally oaed''
re Democrats and five Wings
ca Thus has the representation Of twelve States the late coages
~ been changed Federalism Democracy while IN e5t States
M then represented by majority OF Democrats no change has occurred
~ except augment the popular strength And The gratifying spectacle
IS thus peentcddeePy gratifying 10 every Denoca-ia IN nG
err election of Congress made Wnle our opponents We're ~ p "
ID rst they submitted the people Their Von'e schemes
there but five out Of the ~enX States "nch 'h! nave car
re TO tins We may add that in trent-six there in
n 3 twenty Whg Governors there bat 10 nineteen
he who Democrats Are not these encouraging facts o"-
ore that the sober second thought OF the people always coe
they the certain arses oi the se'y
'ur triumph the great principles for which conenemg Ma
then required produce this glorious conslnna,o" OF our i
on hopes:-t HARMONY, ENERGY ACTION EVERY THING
vi FOR CAUSE, AND NOTHING roh MEN ms t' pun !, ~ m
pal wanting That there should be individual preference
the candidate be selected Tor Tie lecl No
strange feeling Of the clements OF ou
L We may differ the most available Tor carrying Oh
contendng for but he knows but little OF ue ln.
rt party who doubts for moment that when the sccu0l u
all MINOR 41esuohS VIII De '',9' 10 &c - ,r.,;,
umplln9 over Aie oPl''Hc"'o :" ''" P'''t'
individuals spoken Of the probable cand dates OF le Demo
ucd cratic party but whose eoachate character com
ted mandmg abilities, and eminent pubic services "ou'1 ~ "
ical adorn official station tie g!t oi the people = "
that there dissenting among them as 70 he Sea
leading which viii form the basis Of Executive action
ing should they the Executive Chair They have ec and all bee
long the open and aNo"ed lnP
hey Denocracv aieend that "
Irs under circumstances, experience such o "W III
We the political views Of candidates sometimes complained OF
our opponents.
dcd The electoral nominated by tins Convention pledged
~ suppor, be selected by tie general convent
of the party. bat for principle Ne arc co"ndin-
and our opponents find themselves sadly deceived should the
:, - suppose that eaouses predictions tor rn
nos will yield to the good Of the country and 10 ia @
tal. compromise unon ana harmony WIG" "'''' '"
Dcen o -.
ca wenynne years ago day hardy Of the West We
false standing Of the Mississippi between tie ruthless o
Draw of foreign and the "beauy and booty OF far distant cy
republic. When the that an n'a0"
the hoverug quick the word passed from naui