Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01
By &. 4. & J. ?. CHAPMAN.

70 fIT Whole assembly suddenly called u t.tfu AM CONSCIOUS
ofuacir o"n miserable took, lodged, with lie most inticrous
tenor. behind thc railing. aud The assembly was thrown into
50 wei satisfied with Ar g alignment, and 80 much pleased
with h, hun1r, that they readily went with hm ia voting
ior the removal of the seat Il government; bur IL was sub
scqueuty found impossible 20 agree NJ % a new locati7n, anil
tie Legislature still continues To hold ats session al Frank
folt."
If wc worc writing 1r. Clay's Biography for tie
purpose ut resent ny nmn an a favorable lght instead
II tie lght Of truth. SIC should omit such incidcl-
~ Ills. II impp~- Ole 70 entertain n hi-1 on MON
If tta horrt THAT could present as obiests # ~raii.ule
unhappy men whom sickness iad made '1a0ro He
animated Skeletons just c.cancd f-9n tie graveyard
tsa ordinary ~fco mcn- Of humanity Iley We're
~ -hls indlt deal, brought from tscir beds in ono #
tAa~e -.chIr -ca sons Co which F~ranhf3r; wa, f]rnrrlg
~na erf. , Ills movement # lr. Clay which aimed O
fttaI blow at t. cir property. Had tic scat afgoVern-
laont acI been moved, der houses would have BE-
oometlc abol ofb1t, and owls, and the f5rest would
invc resumed is dominion over their vacant los.
llad Ar. CLAW been moved b. public con ID ration,
only. it would lave boon enough l. attack their pro-
1cr.y without bringing ridiculo on their I'd rs mi fJr-
tuaos End infrnitc,; but f we mistake NOT, the OBJ
icrt f. 1Ir. Cl1y was ID remove the scat f g,vcTu-
mont 20 Lexington where his own property was stu
otod. II the whole truth were told, we apHrehcni
tnis j. not ue only instance m winch Mr.. Cav las
acartcd from Tie dcccn-ie~ Of life who're his own IN
;era-f-. ambition or passion lavt been involved.
Irpr 20 tuS period. Ar. Clay h0dmarried a d1url-
;cr of one of tic most wealthy and influential citzns
W '"'' 'H
Try lad been p lahOrng man; hu prudoatlv o"prlv.ng
- ne p"fc.a- e 81 i.nd' the proceed . ms industry,
in a f'u vcar- found himself inlcacndeutlv rich. Str.
OBJ ri by nus cenne'flen' not onlY n Prudent
~ '<''h'F, "ii'' rWt " sud ~ and influence "jirh
III talents clone could not ten hive giYCn him but
his known .rrc-ulo~ h7hit- created strong appr.aoa-
,"S 'A''.' me .'t ir'll-' e.1t TINS ual'a eeFe
hu. ih.f'ih Fro n'Sc 81 dnn Sic n,appne's- Alter
5.afN' "h ""@ 't'"@,"' = ",e9'oA' p ee Dr.
ID career uioi "hth ne Aad entered IN ilDlf
LIE.
Nf. LAY conin'"l m tN successful Ir1cilfe oiue
lN 'tWil3 ''ad - hHs c~isrji9n, year aleT YER, 10
'f - iS''Fe 81 IRE >'a''. 5iany al aHe.a j.
", 20 "> -" -'' ''h d>Ntl Us ~ nLt.
J cay IN Conn. in Won Ices from eleHi- iy night
~ y inner 81 't''rnS ana n.afoihg iou-e.' to
-" J. nom 'i''.' HNyeIr ana som, nae lro RS.
= WIZ Le '' !. ana ~ "-i 'i.'H
''' "l"".> >DHI",, 'ia. lie VIZ D. OILY =
y'r' Ii1 was arse I'M 'a'fseIr COZ tor
2 =" ''l 'H', 'f' 'iF, .'i'hy r.inH"d
"9 ,'..T vi "i H. n,' onis WA
." "+" " - '.'heF "~teI'
=" - ~ 'a.I-. ne Punc,uaiy PAD zap ms own losses
~, ,.h ia ~ IN T" = oI'en Ue case al
- IT, "'h W'hlcu great A"@lfH. Inc htnier
=" ID "' '' V','7i' H. ~ Si'ed q iii-e amount
'N-"-'" '"@ii"." ~ " game 81
TO- r ol'h goa IN hentu'hv as clever a~necdoic.
-. ga '"u : manu- 'if't CUM nj h' b1ien'
,.' ''y Attempted - alarm linl ~ rs b ldne-s.
i''" iFfF 9ra'ge" Alsher@n hiabernnil Nr. Olav's
.! 90 "N"-t" "''.h 'Ntf 'r''V'V va. an al
axe II 'a' coha'i'h q INC eai,n' one OF his ih'-
Z" "'' wa present II" = caro- out
y - NUN anu 1"l, II was saved Wed1h'tsH I-
losS 'a' was -'r. my 'ra'haIt 9',te 'ui I TIE
cards ia1 "''ii ioil'rgblH played IN uat single m
Hl'hee' u wound 1r'Hlbly have turned tie balance Of
ne : = a.'."1u as'InE -"f' lay.
= : ">' '''' % "'D,' vas WIN ~. j.
>efi H. D've->. against whom Ire Nas employed as
""'A i'','> considered in,nisiHg. The quarrel
wa, ADJUSTED "lt""ut Il Tight ai'er the acc ianec OF