Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
4 Whi. novel 10 PrC pag1tc Nbig
Observation-Disclosures attack upon
tie memory OF Thomas Jefferson.

TAG VI
Among tie strange movements Of the FEDERAL party
their new mode OF propagaiins federal sentiments. and 10
oj-ct the venor1 OF their party spite upon members OF the
Democratic party. deserves special notice.
Ob-ervine IA the Journal, Of this city. an advertisement
cf MessIs. hitting & Huntington. ol a new novel. called
"Clemen, Falconer. or The memoirs Of a Young WIKI,
by a liarrisonian Eiecror for the State of Maryland IN lsio.
aud a Clay Wing ia isii and which has been pulled IN
The federal press OF tho country, we We were induced 10
purchase II.
The author is said to lie vi. Kennedy. n Whie member
Of Congress from Mary land aud who wrote the celebrated
" Manifesto" published hy The federal members Of Con-
gress at The extra session Of 1911, a well as book called
." Defence Of the Wits" la his preface. the author
attempts an apology fr writing his novel. IN these wards
should any one ask the question. why such a tale was
ever written The answer Is. that The author, entertaining
certain opinions IN reference 10 particular men and mea-
sures, u, ened the present, the most cl be mode oil CIV
ing them uuera iee.'
THIS Young Wing. who il made the hero Of the tae.
secures his election To Congress by placing himself under
the control of a confidential committee Of his supporerS,
who Will not allow him ~ answer any question rea'lse u
his political opinions. In he course al a debate II, C'n-
gross, a Democrat took occasion IL speak IN high terms of
Thomas J,ltrson. This. the " Young Wing could not
stand. and the author has given the public a -peeeh OF 4
Wing hero, as will te seen 10y reference TO The "a volume,
pages I27 and l.s. in these words;
Speaker, II has become fash enable Of late 10
invoke the name Of Mr. JEFFERSON as a. authority
on all questions involving constitutional i~n'erpre alton.
which no man Is 10 gainsay or deny. 1t Is MOI my habit
sir. To Weld obedience like flI~ I" The authority ~ any
name. but If couic, sir. .Ur. J.Jersgs IS PTo5"0y n;
vEnY LAST name. 10 ishch I,Uouid surrender NY JHdy-
menf. sir. 1t Is Gi that should speak out on 'hir "eri-
sion, and would therefore advise those, Who tel much
soliclude for III. character of Mr.. JEFFERSON. TO sui
fer him to rest IN peace. or at least not 10 invite an unn"-
cessary striciness OF J. guirv. INTO TIE WOLVES ID
WHICH HE WAS ACrUATED. IN the most prominent
political movements Of his lGe. II might per'd'en'ure
lead 10 the discovery, that He WAS AM IhiNH
BUT AN OPEN MANLY. DIslN CRESTED
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his country, lost all Consideration of self. IL might. sr.
a I'd most probably would hr seen. that he WIS SELFISH
IN ALL Ills OBJECTS. and indirect. to use n" broad
er term. Ia the m ans e%nlplny'd for her accemplI-hnenl
1nt he 4vouhI WITH DEFAMATION
HI FAlKE-T REPUTATION THAT IOO
N His NAY ,ra,ht no restonsibe name made as
appearance 10 F.rHrE rHr ~ Nhi|ti
he INVARIABLY PROTITED Tie wore a smooth
exterior: his manners we're remarkable Tor Their ease and
analihty, and gained him the rrpu'atio" Of great sweetness
of dispnsl:ion. He employed his leisure moments ~
wandering through the groves of Meniir'ila. 'Rt'lfi'
ING UGS AMI SPiDER>. and this hc called PA
LasoruY. But sir. Mr.. j. II rsnr WAS a
NEITHER MORE NOR LESS HON3Nf HAN
THE RESI- OF Ills TRIBE ! HAVE NJ EE-
SpECr FOR HIS C~HARACtER'
Such viliainous fal>ehoods against the memory Ct orc
Of the purest aud best men the world ever saw, shou
stamp the name of the author with a never dyi"g iniamy
Such are The d" opiui"ts" OF The ~hig leader. who VIZ
the book, about q" particular men and mra- urcs Which Ia
deemed a novel the mos, eis tile mode Of advancing.
Novels arc but liule read by any hu, the Young. an'
hence this work is The mroe Infamous ~ forcing upon i'
youthful mind the vilest. of saunders upon one ~t"-
memory viii be reveTel by the honest, the patr Otto, snc
the Just through all tine.
Elaied wih a iransien; smccess. the federal party a"
throwing off all disgUi-e. and are uternc their real senii
men,s. IL 1910. they p~ioee>sed an ardent love and AT
tach uen, to Mr.. jeff r-pn, but their success IA that ds
graceful caniaign intexi a'sd them. and now Mr.. J'n'r
son j. called a denaeogue -" any thing bu, an 'rc'
az disiutercsted patriot -" elf IN all hi> Objects, =
8 - IL -. y oAl - ia eT ed - MI
prn,inng hy .Iandrring the - purest reputation ihfi sioo'
IN his wav." The black hearted AID malignant ~rrir'
who wrote such SANDERS. is destined to fl a oosrafaS an
liars If not a fton's grace Ohio Statesmen.