Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
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Ever since sc spoke II tie manner IN which the Wing
State Convention abused The furniture IN the House Of
Representative, on The l0'h Of January last, Ihe Jaua,
editors and lawyers Who write fr The Journal. have been
busy in attempting to profit by the misconduct Of their
own party leaders, by pretending th1iwe found fault with
their sle,s instead Il neusehes. These dandy LAWYERS.
having ~ arguments o. address to tie reason Of lheir
readers. I'D knowing ,ha, d, L. absolutely necessary thar
their candidate ir tic Presidency should have some As5
=. to ride upon. as lie has always been obliged to have
heretofore. suppose tley cal noun, him on a parrot coaise
shines. They extremity believe tina, they can make some.
thing like a hard cider" hobby Of Them, and ,A4tthe peo.
re ae much more Likely 10 lie IA daeneel thereby. than by
any sober AID sensible oY9cal We are quite viIisg that
the tanjy lawyers should make The most they can Of ,his
humhug. II It's 70 Ike precedence Of the que lions Of
Bank, Tam. Distribution, Assumption Of state Detts.
Oregon. Texas. &c. we must forsooih submit 10 the d..
crees Of Fac. Bui we are incllocd to link that Fate DE-.
crees ia such hing We believe iha, most people are able
to appreciate tho %hamlus justly, eud despisa those VII,
think So meaniy AM ooui,ml ,uauly Of iAeir intelligence
as to sttsmp, to gull th,m 10y such q miserable resort 70
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l. he mean time, ne -aail no, recall a particle Of our
ccnsurc against the Wing convention for their dry treat.
ment Of the state House. That building was erected 81,
The exfea-e of tie people. aud cost them more than sixty
thousand do'ils. Il Was furnished with dt,As. chair. car
pets, s., at an expense of some five thousl@d dollars
more. We have sad aud say again, tact if aay party
~recklessiy and unnecessarily abuse either tie IIou-e - is
furniture, they iaac an itjary uqan tie p,ople which de-.
serves a public iebuAe, II 10 worse penalty. An ini.via-
ual guilty OF 'he same act would be Iahle To fnc or i'm
rFlsonmeni; aud what Is wrong ia an Individual Is urans
in any combination Of men.
The Wing Convention did injlro the furniture of the
State House mos; shamefuly aud heod.cssly. There was
as much room for them on the R,ors as there was Fl the
Democratic convention held the week previous. Bur IN
sieal Of acting Ike decent men, they se0i up in the cane
seat anil fig bo'tomed chairs ana upon the polished desks
and tables, and cured ami deiicl the whole Hal. in such
a manuer, that II The legislature had not closed thcir ses.
sion the day before, they would have been compelled 10
adjourn from day to day until the injury could have been
repaired. The State House Keeper. who was a Win.
told US that he would not repair Inc damages for less than
a thousand dollars. But notwithstanding all his. and not.
wilhstindlng the journal admits that the damage was d4ue
lis man r a,tempt to -ham5ooz'e tie people by f,lsely
representing that we ccnsured tie hob nail shoes which
were made to defce tie furniture If tie State House. in.
stead OF their uiroarous wearers, The success OF this
hunlug may he judged Of ty the following paurra,h
from the Delphi O'aelc.
"Hob .N"ns-Ihe Indiana Journal IS cadcavarinr 10
'" NH'" N"i'f'i 4 fi I'D lli : !, having worked ~
every thing else, ~ilcIullng cold spoons and F..ndl blood
hounds Il appears that tie state Sentinel. il abiding To
the damage d'ue TO the STATE lious, by the WING conyeu-
uDn last winter, among other things y. ike. ana very prop
ely tor, Of he tracks let hy the wings. from ,l,ir ,t,rd.
ing aud waking ou lh, desks. and tae il Jury dome :, The
desks aud seats from tie nail, worn Ia ta.ir boot. Ts,r-
upon The aforesaid Journal becomes very INDIGNANT. and
accuses chapman OF ndicu ing tie lahorlng community.
because they wear hOb.naIls IN their shoes. NV. such is
not the fact. PLAIN shoes and boots have no nails in thctn
-suea as PLAIN substantial people wcar-su b as are gen.
eiaIy VOL" 10y farmers; but on the contrary. the fine oual-
Ivy OF boots shoes and lootrcs, such as arc universally
worn 10y "an@es, and cost f. m five To seven dollars a
par. have nails IN 'hesn-hoh-uais we suppose-and A. =
one oc'ltouS OF looking mt IL So sina matters. as l., how
mans ais ar" actually driven INTO "A dandy's boot. vu.
hnd MAJ ba'neit Is barking up IA wrong tnc. and Is IN
fact putting The boot on The wrong ler. Try ar,i, boh
rails ana Aypocui!c.i 81 mpsiLy for the labolcrs cant d..
ceive The pcopie-your master, Henry Clay saws. that un-
- c can nave back slaves, he must have white ones. a.
i7f ula'Aing boot aud working ia the kitchen. his family
could not thiak of such a ii ng."