Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-16

from one of the be-, Informed men IN Michigan. 1t will
speak Tor Itself. and shows the indignant feeling Ia tia,
noble State. " : we'll as IN OHIO. In a private note. the
writer speaks IN sui stronger terms at this congressional
attempt to dispose Of the peoples nghts-this unparailcl-
cd attempt a, official diciation
(coresPoHdeHoe Of the OHIO Statesman
,a SS4 ~; ~ 2 o. !. "rar,. have srn AID n s.,"s s"sai-'a ia
I'm nm g. on pari'. 'hai the friends e Mr.. Van Bur'n N thu
',~ert, psor~r p%s - - = en- e ~ ~ I - isrn M in ne' ,"aa e ,%9 ' Tue "as
'"' per- Y roNr that a tnmori. gong the rounds ct te
Y Y" , srn sp5' az. and g. b, 'le llsnd. + Cen oa>s IA 'be y
en- e he ~,,ll "a VA s e. SIR " 1s S"a nSr m ''f TS.. .n raS so1'T ma, b be
ue'' ann u "a, ihey are IN favor Of lhat With rhtir constituents,
asno TT ten mYe, ae not The democracy Of Michigan, by al,
Son,en''o". 1t The man for whom they, m their siarr Convention,
ih''rucied 'heir delegates to use all honorable mean. t. procure Ia.
ooni,., there has b,en a y,t,m matte Effort making BY the friend.
"w.,hs man. 10 create ths impression abroad hat the withdraw
few rt.ii,s-' punt Who from - !" nc, .~ mot n",ii, =" : : ,rsh III am,aa a
ton II another. The mar approach Of The CONVENTION has lent an
' Is' m aaaa s%i Gy . NH der :, ell. sas', H. I Ihe nss Tsn IF l E,"N yss sh hn Tar n
rt /. En WIN nm "a $50 ana ih,l ar aYN.o.s ,r me Srtorn-
ton H.. !. s,nm.,,.I. ere = e 'tpd ~ rr~ T'', The y" friends r@a Of The end.
date AZ suPport.. bnt II La done much 10 iriurc the standing ct H.
e errSNS r ya ~ M pa. =, bi ~ goo. M m', :, p mr'n' :. 'se Il r ns' s,sI
able e'nd,dn'e wrh the reopir IN thi- s'aoe-a- e'ldfnee OF Which /
~, na, q = sagc Miel,ra"; uoesh .m'm N lrP.r"in, /, ~ WIN
sho~ ihgr df,utnn To the prnciples # tie party, aud und'mni,h-
ID e,ehiene, N - "An ab"'s All other, whom the! think most
They ec'nrm,a The eioiee Of hi STATE CONVENTION, at The spring
and s,s ,,hs% III 'sa ,eic,. Van nasr" and Iohn-o", and u,
II with Enthusiasm never before known.
\ friend Of Gen. Cas- Is nov, aud has for some Tine heen. in
Ms,i.ns,on 1,s '"i'a'oring TO 81. rate upon onF dciesait" here.
~, ~ my mriske he .c"'mea'' and feeling ofAtir constituent. Il
mraEN' u" "'"'" u deserving 'a'e,"I %o nhTfHI IAN
The able editor Of the NJ. Vernon o. Banner, 10 ex-
press the feelings Of the most excellent democracy Of
Knox county. has thought IT necessary to issue an extra.
giving vent TO " hat l. thought there of this unparalleled
movement al Washington. We copy it entire. ltclcar-
n fen tho ~ trrl md fluf - RISING To r.frl. fB..
movement on foot, and telling the agiialogs IN time that
their project cannot be carried out:
From the M. Icraoa Democratic RqnRcr.
1t Is with deep regret rha, it bscomes our solemn duty 10 inform
viii Of The people, and 10 put IN nomination a nan Who !, not ,htir
the Tnii ~T STATE. a." 'i "ae' cam i be q ne "% "Sb' o. ns n "a o l. hi ns Irsi ia, "
hin-"iih ham 'h"y would be certain to conquer, with him, nry
NE rs.epie Of Ohio, do not, desire to dictate to their hr,rh,en Of
at an, and ever, haIasd.' ~ -"'"" "' 'S'
1 H., s DIR gs IN, ,'s' tory b Ss s.! prefer Sts % ds1;a1, t, %" di; g,a, ,n,... ~,
it "as' not andsaan ae,br rainpersd W. h.. ant 1t Ills 5eTape.
Who prove Traitors 20 The trut conidcd an them.
eraAn n'i Of %s t.lasn ~ s%a S MI @s! s ssts owl s., ,s 'a'. amt an; and
not give up Martin Van Bn,n, their frst and only choice.
IL uf instruction, OF the people are violated and their right.
VIII. they viii .indica'e themselves, by disrrraraing The deci,ien Of
LEI The people prove true To thenslses, and despite the threaten
VIVA, better is a Republic ;an a Monarchy, If he viii Of the p~o-
pr, , Il ;" D, ,hr h~ ~",ria b, ro,5"p, r.,,eia"., who have been 50 long
''tli forgotten they ar The rr,-cntati'c. If the People.
IN"" ""'" ne St'dt pul Oh inc parry - sound To the
ii inn, and all Ill go we'll.
u me delegate~ To the baltimore convention bctray us,we viii then
Top mem on, from The great tree OF democracy, a rotten branches
with The trunk and remaining branches sound and firm, We
VIII either noby tall, or gloriou.iy conquer
so much for OHIO and Michigan.
Gu tins morning we received a letter from Vermillion
Indiana, containing money for our campaign pa
per, closing as follows:
''Democracy i, aouri.hing in these part.. and We r in rrea,
hOIt~ that Indiana Will not be- behind her SISTER States. IN The M
preaching a pagn, fF Martin Van Buren,. so not IL b -
Inns does not look as though the people of Indiana
were even thinking Of any other man. or that a move.
Inent AT w ashington " on foot To change the expression
The peolle. We admit that the delegation from that
State should know better than we, but we cannot believe
hat the democracy of Indiana, desire To aid the schemes
John Tyler, IN breaking up The democratic party, bv
aud profiers of office that have no equal in their
corruption. We shal see.