Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-16
OMens. DucI>! Awful Accident. The
Judgment Of Fcavcu yet mctcd ont To
the Coon Party! Terrible ami Bloody
Wing Fight.

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judgment OF Heaven YET melted ont In
the Coon Party! Terrible ami Bloody
Wing Fight!
The Coon~ take on terribly when reminded Of the
judgments inflicted on them for their wicked course in
i-i0. They are thrown INTO commissions at the bare
mention Of an 0mn. The most awful accidents. murder
upon murder. bloody fights. all growing ont Of their ms
cradle political course, these. the, say. are all nolhirg
no that reads tie papers has not noticed the extraordi-
nary number of duei~. which followed upon MIR Cla, :
Track like The evil which has always marked LIS course
And now we must record another fatal and awful acct
dent, which befel a portion of the delegates on their re-.
turn from the Baltimore Convention. The ears on the
Baltimore and PLiladclphia Railroad came in collision
about Z O'Clock, p. m. a few miles west Of IIarye dc
Grace. The train from Baltimore had about 10 passen-
gers. OF whom two were Killed Instantly, two more since
dead from injuries, and a large number severely wound
cd. This in the opinion Of the coons. i no omen From
the scenes of debauchery and Drunkenness. these men
were thus hurried into eternity No iuterposiiion OF
Providence here. say the coous. We must here notice
what The Baltimore Republican SAYS on tins pant Of the
subject:
THURSDAY ~NIGHT-Dalkncss and infamv rest upon
Il, and would II could he bloitod from the calendar Amid
tie \ client tenn ct OF the elements, while thunder and lisht-
nirg. rain ans hail. were succes.ivcly brinsia, T. the mind
Of The religious and moral, the power # the Almighty, this
city was ifc throughout with scenes If drunkenness, de-
tarthciy, profanity aud not. never lefoIe cqualicd, except.
it4uif>. WNtN inc lN-laIltn % TIE MOI. al me iatulc Of
The Bank Of Maryland, broke through a! restraint and stated
it,eif with the destruction If The prog cIty OF some f those
connected with that bank. Upon the marble steps Of that
palace IN Nonumonl SQoaIc-fa'nE the beautiful pile erect
al 10 Tie memory ofthe EaIiut d al. who fell upon the bat
lie field Of North Poin'-tOh. Iiea,en what a contrast y
wltle resides the rec!pIcit Of The benefit of tie inderarltv
w. Opposite TO this pet, GiotauS IeVery prevailed. con-
sIsting If mludlm song>ieis, making The ali discoidant it'll
cracked AID III med voices. essi ylug 10 sing the mcylfS ~
mass. oathS, profanity and ~blsSihcmy were Iife, reminding
one Of Inc ceres which chaIactclized tie gardes du corps Of
the French Revolution. Below, Ia the square, in the front
81 Tie temple OF justice, the same scenes were beng eli Ctcd
as weie dI>pla,cd Oh the lldcmuifcd'> steps. and throughout
Gle city, especially the ccuto Of 1t, in he >toets and III the
various hotels, vhcie uIncd tie several delegation, TO
the coon CONVEX ton. iiot, dc~taecheIy. GIurkenuc-s and pro-
h'sacy ~ITodominatcd, making The night hideou.. and the
molc 81, while the storm Of Heaven was IeycIlng above.
which should at least for The time, have alaycd the stolm
of political infamy and madness raging below.
We shall lever forget the scenes If Thursday night Our
courIy-oh our county. Couli the mortal Washing
ton descend from that apotheoSis Of glory, by which he IS sur
rounded, 70 this his tcloyod nation, and could. as a mortal.
wiin,s, the scenes which, on Thursday night, characterized
this cly-his proud heart would be subdnod, and tears would
steal frm that glorious eye At our base d,generacy, and
which feeling would soon change TO burning Indignation at the
means Tosorted to by cooncrv T. 6eba>c and dcpiavc immor-
tai mind, aud excite the disgust II the world to Republican
institutions. His exclamation would be-sTheSe arc not the
people fought for. bat degenerate sons Of iIu,tlious sires-
THEY have arjured the advice gave them in my FARE
ELL ADDRESS" and | icioutcc them"
The owner of he palace referred TO, who has wiped
out his debts TO the poor widow and orphan 10y The Indem-
nifty act. is the notorious Reverdy Johnson, a coon of the
highest standing among coons. This was the man whose
paiace was ~despoIled by the poor whom he had robbed,
by collecting their earning under the title of "Savipgs
The wings could not bear that such a rcspocta-
bic man should suffer the loss of Il few dozen beds. and
accordingly passed a law that the same people whom
he had robbed, should be taxed to make him respectable
rich again Such is coonery But the coons here
despise omens The Baltimore Patriot ON the contrary
to make an omen which would revive the
spirits of Whiggcry. The Ohio Coon Journal
SAYS:
'We learn from the Baltimore Patriot of THURSDAY
Ohe day Of the Convention) that a beautiful Solar
entirely surrounding the Sun. was seen IN the
heavens al noon, on that day. Such a sight is rare IN this
The Wing Convention met in the Church the day az
er the drhig omen. In a short time the whole audience
convulscd with fright, occasioned by two coons
lighting in the gallery, and a general rush was made to
escape what they supposed was the falling building, some
,recipitaiing themselves from the windows. The con-
ision can be imagined. The ratification Co"~o"..o. of :
yOuHg men, noiw outstanding the wing omen.
dispersed by a tremendous storm. The dandies afraid :
f getting wet, took shelter in the wing palaces, where +,
he scenes of drunkenness were carried out III real coon !
lyle. Ga the Mountains, the stage, containing a party :,
4 delegates, WAS upset, and two severely injured. Then, n
AT another Article for the murderou- fight in PLildel- "
ina Are all these things no omtnSF The list might be Il
n%ultiplIed indefinitely, but we forbear. Surely if The
oons do not intend to urn atheists and deny the exist
nee Of an oycuuIing Providence altogether, they must !:
oe in all these things food for deep reflection. We say J.
D them, take heed II