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

three ycars, OWING 10 particular circumstances and
the constant agitation If the slave question by tie
Hon John Quincy Adams. Mr. Giddings. oud Others
the Ao-i.uoni~t., "A tllrd party mere a5stIac-
ton, or which may be more properly den1minatcd a
practical ah-urdify in tic history of civilization
have been IN ~ ground with singular npdiy In
e free STATES. az the last election. they numbered
oyer sixty thousand fncn. The members 81 tAs plr-
n IRE most generally absircfrdfr "a the wing ranks.
lmmsd atfiy on c ~ a natltn # Air. Cay. when tho
canvass commenced flr tie Pres dcncy. We Jaw Mr..
Webster # New England and Mr. Seward and 9TH
ers N New York. jun NJ MO the field, rakng tie
ieNas question The principal issue IN tie North and
carrying % as FAR ard Us intensely a they could. At
tie gery anne moment. ind that Mr. Clay. who
h1, an csc o. the Inicsl - 81 tie whole country far
beyond any # h- supporters. was under She neccs~i
~ e. cSFainlug and modifying bis hr>t letter on that
subject. 80 10 meet the general sentiment cf the
eoufh aud west. and may LAY tie general scntI-
mont II tie whole couur. with the exception # the
ah.ract oni~t. Here j. tie source f the difficulty
that nos prevail and winch may prostraic tie wing
cruise in tic defeat Of Ar. Clay at The ensuing cleo
We freap thc necessary result q This difficult.
contradictory ci f u..cment- amongst tie wings,
and in the recent election ia Maine every man must
now ,ccit. In $50 tie abolition party amounted 10
about uGs or tHO hundred IN Name. Ia i l3. We
ind t.cln polling nearly thou and votes, and
gsng ile Sate 90 the loc0Oc0,, The same causes
lie sue dol policy f Aic>.r~. Webster. Sew
ard Greeley. ard U tlosc WHO have been calling this
and dat convention Of the people together. and tell
.ng them long two hour, spccclc. that tic Texas
cue tln was ilc grand .uc between Mr. chy and
A.- aniagoui,e-vil III operate m tolnccticui-n New
Ier eg--.n Pqm.y tana-and particularly IN New
y lrk. Unless something De- d Ae. and dat speed Is.
10 place ti, matter d n rent position than that
which Il occupies Just now-unlcs> tie wings adopt
some method a. putting them elves right on tie Tex
os question 80 % counoract the mi>chevuus inu-
cucc e. The contradictory movements Il Nr. Clay in
tie nth. anil Nr. Webster ia tie North. tie locoo-
e., vii carry lir greater portion Il tic non-sayc-
,ldnr Sn'c lv overwhelming ualortc>, and IL,
aholIfoa-t- sd probably poll one bundled and Il y
thou md votes. tr laying the train fsr one If tic
most cNim,duHrr movement. hereafter that oNel
took place. anl 81 l,.e may lahc this conf slcrlcy ia
tie Ncry centre. TIE Addition party. under tie mis-
taken policy # SIR. idim.. Mr. Webster, Mr. Sew
ard. and others. has been growing year after year
and nlo ca1 tell tat may grow after Ills iran>lfory
election }, decided in favor of tie hcafco,. to >ucl
al cNfent u break a,under tie Union and dc>iro,
Tie far fibric Of republican government
TIE seXt Important event IN the history of ;Ls most
exciting oaurriru. VII hc the clcetion, in Pcnns, l.
,nnio and New Jersey. both Of which take place on
tlc ond Tue day # next month Their result may
asfou p 'ir people still moro than any which has pre-
ocd,d ihom.