Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25

Al, a meeting IN Orange county. va. Mr.. John II Lee,
living been called upon. delivered 4 very handsome ad-
ceSs ~ which hr explained most clearly the eauscs OF
l. separation from his former associates, Tie wings.
The Charlottesville JsferSonian says
Captain Charles T. Hopkins, oi Louisa, late president
"a Cay Club IA tha, county, once wing candidate Tor a
eat ia the Legislature, a man OF standing and influence
his ueighbortood, hls signed oil from Mr. Clay.
eyeral of his friends and n~ei-hbors, who have held hm
! deserved respect, have declared the sane determine
on.
"in tins city, and the surroundin. counties, l!cnrico,
hanover, Louisa, Goochlaud. Caroline, &c, We hear of
ally accessIons To our ranks
The Rockingham, Va, Register, IN ctronicling a
rhanse" that came under It's own observation, writes
"This gentleman Informed Us that in the south and
outlsvest the wings were running from Clay like nurses
rom "A prairie on fire.
\ gentleman from eastern Virginia saws numerous fol-
overs of Clay have Withdrawn heir support from him on
ccoun, of his letter against annexation. Really, Mr..
Clay 1s growing very popular -
New Jersey.
Capt Stockton. of New Jersey. who was one Of the
rack orators for "Tippecanoe and Tyler too IN lslo,
h~ enlisted under The democratic banner, and goes Tor
Young Hickory true and Dallas too.
The Newark Post, alluding 10 tie number Of changes
esery day recorded. saws
yesterday, for instance, a list of sixteen persons Of
tchcd, all of whom voted for Gen. Harrison IN $50,
who have now come out for Polk and Dallas.
Since the above was in type, we have heard oftwo
more changes in the south ward.
The Camden Eagle SAYS
.The people in tins ncighborhood have caught the
spirit which pervades all other sections of the country,
aud are coming on, from among the foul party bv scores
Tae following leticr was sent Us for publication last
Thursday hv a highly respectable wing in the adjoining
county of Gloucester. and II l. a far specimen of the
feeling winch %persades a large body OF the wings IN
South Jersey:
This is 10 certify that voted for William III | lrrison
IN $40, but the proceedings of the wing party have dis
susted me so much that have concluded TO renounce
them. Several of my %neishbors have come 10 the same
WILLIAM +. PARKER.
Almoncsson, Jrne 10Th. 1s4i.
.9nd net Another Ne have since the above receiv-
ed the following from Il we'll known and highly respect
able citizen of our own county. The honest yeomarry are
everywhere deserving Clay, and coming out for ioung
Hickory.
Mr.. Niche: Sri am informed hat tie Clay wings
clam me az Il supporter Of the .'Jockey of Ashland" /
take this method of drawing from tier vision that dccep-
i've vel. True, in l-i0, | voted for for Gen. Harrison,
but | have become entirely satisfied that Henry Clay X
not fit for the high and responsible office Of President ct
The United States, and as an honest lover Of my
country. | cannot vote for him. He Is a man that has
changed too often 10 be trusted with the de>inies OF this
great country. One of tie cardinal principles Of the
Ella, lies seems 10 be rags for the working men and gold
and silver for tie rich uahol, or in other words. that gold
aud silver are TOO precious for the m.rLanic and laborer to
use. JAMES STIRLING.
Iladdonfeld, June Nth, lSli.
New Work.
Hon. Aliel Cook, hcIct f re a prominent and influential
Wing Of Norwich, Chcnan.o county, Is addressing la.gc and
enthusiastic meetings in that county in favor If James IA.
Polk for the Presidency. Mr.. Co3k has carried confusion III
to tie koon camp IN Chcnango county.
In Wyomin-, a meeting WIS held in Was'aw, on the 3oih
ut, at winch }. y. Stad!afi, a former wing member OF the
Assembly, sent in his athc,i N to the democratic cause. Da-
Nd Scott, of Auica, a WING member of II, al the same time
icneuneed the whiS party, and came cut openiy and slIoigiy
IN a speech IN favor of Polk and Da'laS.-N. !. Post.
Judge Levi Plat, of Plat;sburgh, Clinton CO, publishes his
renuncia,ion of Clay whissery in the st. Lawrence Reput-
icau. lie has heretofore teen an influential Clay Wing;
he now goes it strong foi Polk and Dallas.
7s"ry,anss.
Among those that have come out from the coons are J.
J. Mertick, Elias Brown, and David Stewart. Gfthcse,
one was a Harrison olcctor in $50 and one oflsiO. All
20 now for Polk and Dallas. Nm. Young also publish
Is a card of iudiaiion in the Baltimore Argus.
The Cumberland .Al!cslanian says
..SevcraI members OF the old 1ippecanoe club in this
town, have come out from the foul party, and are now
rali,Ing for Polk and Dallas. On Saturday evening. Just
IN The midst of a speech from Mr.. Mckrair, a cry was
heard "lel me pass /, there any more room for mem
bcrs 10 the Democratic Association Yes, WAS The re
DIVE have opened the gates OF democracy until No
yrtuher. I~ii. for all nho wish 10 come Ia. ain lSi0l
helped To build canoes aud log cabins, and like Il fool fol-
lowed them ihrougi: the country | have seen my error,
now 90 for Polk aud Dallas.
fDIlrhffA I4cidenf-At The great democratic meeting,
held on saturday last, at a picture que sp I attached 10 the
fam OF John stump. isi, On The banks OF 'he beautiful >u>-
a most pleasing Character. N.lle Albert ton,t bic, I'D
was Ioulin1 folth itch steams Of %eloqaoncc, the attention q
the assembled mas, was dI cctei T. a vessel ueaiing the shore
WITH the nag If Polk aud Dallas at the m st head. Nj. Con-
stable appiscd The meeting that he had teen informed that
the vessel contained, besides the Captain, TWEEN IN-Sl\
gentlemen, RESTING in another part OF the county, all OF
whom had recently deserted from the Coon ranks, and come
cut fog Polk amt Dallas. At this announcement the multi
tule sent up shout after shout the band struck up che Camp
bcl's are coming - and the detachment Of artillery present.
under the command OF Capt. McDa~cl rent the all with
"ihe immortal J0Vc'> dread clamols counterfeit in peal al
ter peal r. convince thase Who were present. # the r,ali-
" of the ch ih-cS. Nh. Constable called On the gentlemen
as they came up II the ground 70 answer II the presence Of
the meeting, whether hey had cone ou' flon C0oaciy o.
not all of whom replied aniInltIVciN, ani thus made "aS-
>ur,nte d. ublv sure The c0lncticucc too Ot ole FOR each
Observation-Disclosures a. remarkable as true, aud is reg
nant with auilripAtionS of Democratic success IA the coming
ciooti0ns-Bah. irguS.
Ecriosc Island.
The Providence Independent saws that the Hon. Wa
ger Wccdcn. one of the Rhode Island Harrison electors
IN $50, will not support Mr.. Clay. lie has rcnounced
wlnggery and oil lis works. and says lac l. perfectly sails
fed that the election IN lci0 was carried by the grosscst
frauds.
The same paper SAYS that Col : II. Wales, the coon
standard bearer at Baltimore IN lcl0. j. now doing battle
right maufill, m the democratic ranks
There's no state IN HE mon where The lcaven Of de-
mocracy The genuine soils more needed than II i m
Rhode Island What a glorious victory It would be ifthc
honest republicans that there are quesllonahly III the why
Rhode Island ranks. would come out from among the
British char,eriS;S. secure the success of cqial rights, lib
crate Dorr from his prison house, and again elect hun
chief magistrate Of his State i-H0ston Past.
\ letter appears in The Boston Bay STATE Democrat. Il u
~ -, adilc,ol TO the editors, and signed hy twenty-ihuc
citizens the State # Rhode Island, giving tAor ca~.n,fI
Abandoning the wing panty II The present tune. These GER
icmen are The II y. Wager Woelcn, Col. :. II. Walls. lien.
john Paine. Hon. I'll Brown. and =. b. Sfincss. John H.
Wtcdca. samuel Ashley, ChI>iin NJ. Ne~tell, Cepht> II J.
book, Daniel y Pare. labln {. Maic, l,aac El-tiee. A.
bcIt Cook. Samuel Warner, loAn :. Eddy. lcter " Tcuis,
Jesse h. Sweet, Nm {. Barker. \. II. siIlwclh, Lewis Can,
John {. DAVIS. Same \ ugfg. I>s4IGc<.