Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

-Nt NRtt'Af WIN t4H dAstNftA ttlitLs 1T tll> tt'tt4ittu
organ oil NE wing party further saF>--Nr Clay !, not only
American buf America itsey, te Republic person fled" THIS
= nou-ht but man-worship. 1T MS no uud,uon in truth
1t Is the reckless and destructive spiIit f ultra partnership.
1t "A bowling of tie knee l. Baal. Wat reasonable AMI
unpeJu'iced man would trust a party WHO, exa,pela'el by
defeat and mad with excessive lust Of power. are now en-
6eayoTrg 10 gain their end ty making an fGl IT Gig and
falling down l,fote il. TO hear their 0 alto : and their press
6 peak Of Henry Clay, one would suppose i'm To be mole
than man. am no calumuiat0r II Henry Clay | seek not
10 detiact from his far fame: am willing and dcsirous TO
aceoIi him hi true position. d. Tot impu.n his pauil'ism.
] freely grant that le i, peisesciing. ener-cuc, eloquent and
hfave-e"to"cd with an indcscsiaat!e mage Of mamie and
pge-cmlnently hted bv nature to be what he isl great par
iizan leader In has democratic youth, before he was h'tfeT-
Cd and ca'eSsci INTO the ranks OF the advocates # special le-
gi,laiIou, he stood W maulGliy against the %Ic-chafter of the
L. :. Bank. and fl Madison and the war. We h mr. him
for l.. We gratefully Icmemte CT his exeitions IN behalf #
the acknowledgment Of the indie peudence Of Greece and The
South American Republics. At he saue time we must re-
get TINT he whose youth gave such glorious promise, should,
N The full m lturiiy Of his manhood, f5lsake the house Of his
fathers and 20 wandering after strange gods. 1t IS beneath
the dignity If the democratic party TO war with any man.
The democracy wa not with Henry Clay, te mln-trt
Win Henry Clay. the representative OF certain prncipieS.
ne whIg patty and Henry Clay are one they are thorough
y Identified with the policy Of the land distribution. a high
tamil based upon the principle IF protection, and a l.. :.
ait and assist each other. They d)ve-tail together most al
misahly. Each ensures the necessity for, and The permanence
OF the existence Of al. Let them DC established and iiyei-
Cd on The industry Of The county,, and an incubus vii lie
placed on the moral welfare and substantial prosperity of this
great republic. which VIII be most difficult to shake OF, and
which, when SHAKEN oil. Will have cost a bitter AMI no ract-
oi struggle. Elect Henry Clay Psesdento of the United states
give him a msjlity in both branches Of Cun.res>-lct this
system Of policy 20 INTO effect, ard a feyeriSh, flse. and Gc-
tifious state Of lhngs will be e~ugenlered. aud you Will have
sntailed upon your postciiiy a burlhen and cuiSe. 4 voice
=. 10 feaI of that"-loud cheers The question Of a Uni-
ted s'i,es bank, enc main link in The triple chain, we thought
vas settled long aga. we deemed that Andrew Jackson had
s;Iangicd hat hydIa-heaiod monster. ard Sowei AT upon lis
grave. But 10 IN 1910, the wings came into power. AMI
ne oil The fist ihIrg e that they td was 10 aitempt 10 ieSns-
citate an institute n, tie very nlwe Of which stunk and
sinks IN the uostilS If The carmuutity. Under The IN
gos,ional dictatorship Of Henry Clay they IasSel a bin &C.
CuIlfCIfu the | f1fPl - lfpS Hank. John / NlCT Net0pl IT
FoT that aci. at least, he deserves and should receive credit
and gratitude lCheei>) Now. sangninc as the whigs al
ways are before an election, AMI hussins to their bosoms the
ae'a>ie" 'hat they VIII succeed an TIC ieitfre'iIen'ia cah-
VAS If loli they are already quietly engaged a endeAvor-
lns TO sal'anize that OH corpse again. The wing leaders
he'e would mask their battery and avoid an issue u. on the
bank. They make II an issue IN Tennessee, Kentucky, and
The contiguous SaieS. We VIII not pelmI; Til, playing fast
and loose. We viii make il al issue here OH the >ea-b 4 a.,
laiiy picvl3u, Il and after Tie general election II $50. Tie
ping elections IN that year were sufficiently favorable. To
erection OF AaItin Van Buren, 10 the pro>ilentiai chair, which
lie lad 50 wol'hily occupied. seemed certain. Aud yet not
many weeks had passed teioie II was evident That The ST.
iieiaacy 81 our panty AID cur piinetpi : vas IL d's-er. \
ui n 4 tic Wigs. rs It was called, III the sake If he M
ion. brought about .tas, ,i cling Of iaiics aud cumnia cling
Of iaicies;s. which resulted Ia 3 combine l,ssuc Of ihe o.
poueuis Of The democracy. ard paved tic way IL The Harris
burg Convention. BY ta-t convention William Horny iiaf-
IiSoE was ton mated fr the P~Ie>id,rcy. scott incH, Clay
men, and Webster men. icieialisis. Wigs. c)n>trYa ives,
A"i-wasouS. taiiiiie>. batkHe'El the sea'icied remnants
Of IA Sc vAisus factions which hal teen time and - H. de-
tc1iti ~ The ten. c4aCA. ldllti, united .nd SWair,td about
ihat ctpn sLiu ard hAfi clisr siaidhid OF whica TIE aNaHa-
bic candidate, Genolal Harrison, lad h,on chosen hcalof
The log cabin mnnmery commenced, every tIitg wlish coul!
contribute - the delu~on, anf h'ish'cn The artificial "~eie
ucnt which had been evoked into cNIstenrc, Wa called into
l,Gui,iiion. lhtii pcsseS v0nii,d forth CsoS as. Then
orators rauolled tie county. lrvuti,S. Of mississippi. NJ
son.. &C New liampl i've. Preston. of south Carolina. Web
ster, Clay, and even Harrison himself. Ok thu field. j.
thing was LETT undonc. Cn ouI pat. we were n~otilc. sc
saw through and dcspsoi this cuutcmp lille sage uiskciy-
tins attempt 10 swinilc the people ont # then votes, and lll
not believe that il could succeed. In 50 believing, ~ cnci
as the result proved. The lies Of November alisea; ia,
battle was fought VIC We c beaten, and io.cet 10 ioti" Ion
the field aud Ieii.c we did, IN good oidct-diScomilcd, but
not di.mayed. Although our strongest doicnecs were a pley
10 The ioilcf-altloush IN the violence o! that p'l!lcal hu4-
Iicanc, tennessee, the h,mc Of our vcuciai,d Jackson, hat
succumlc cd beneath the shock. Our own brave Siaic-ih,
Empire Statc-had parted from her democratic moon ns>-
though the key tone of the arch had gwen way. and III,
'star IN The east" gone down. Even then. when 70 State
out Of the >iN-and-twonty had declared against n. and GA
e~atlil-t' id been defeated by more than 10000 votes
though The sun Il our poiucal heaven was >hionled foa
our longing viow-ihlou Ia darknc>>. disaster, and dcsoaiion
we hoped, and taiied, and >~llugsicd on. Great applause 7,
any other party a defeat like that which we then suffered
would have been dc~trHciion-a humiliation. But TO Us II wa
not soft could not be 30, and why Why Why i It TIA
the democracy can DC beaten but never uca-,at Guish
cd bur never couqucicdi Because of that which i, wiha
uS-bocausc we Stlvc lor the tue, and ann a. the equal am
the iust. The very tuihS ior Which we contend, aiio!a u,
ralN Ing point and a support IN the hour of adversely. (ChcciS.
I'm The canvass e $50. the Wings Systematically cidcsvOl
cd 10 tlud the cope To the true questions at issue. Lcticl
were written To General Harrison cnqui mg his views upol
disputed questions Of III mcnt, aad the line of p Icy wAici
he would adopt If el. ctcd. The answer was, AK my COM
mit,ec." Success attained by fraud /, IN It's very nature 'cn
plIary. The " hIs> tIluuihed bN fraud. They u umlht
on .uch issues a. thcSc-co0n skins. hard cider, los cali IN,
William Henry Harrison. TWO llar> day and Toast lc,i
A., .r,r.in Van Butcn. SIX and a Quarter cents q d,v IN.
sheep pluck. They trum licd-but theiI tiumi h va
sho.t lived I'D bitter. Finn. united, undi,ma, Cd. siandir
on the immu'aale basis of their own principles. the uutciii
fed democracy rallied. In the elections Of the io'owm
sp,ius AID summer, We :ccov,ied oui ioothold thloashout ID
country. The granite column Of the Young democracy cha sc
upon the enemy. and hey wen, down bcfoc IT,. (Ticmcu
luns applause Since then We have maintained oug osi
tinn. Why. { en-. Sh 1ult any man O.. ut NuG success N in
coming conflict Let Il, be organized, %,isilani, determine,
Let "a. f-hi fhc battle, irch ly inch. We must resume O.
or nSiNc. We must CARY The waf into AiIca. We ma,
be tiue 20 "a sel'o., our candid t. and "a. cause We m,
do cur duty, GU Mole dui,, a'd ia, hing but oui duty. y
mus deceive success. and leave the event 10 HIM WHO mad
us II rcaf rightly The signs 81 the times, and 90 not great
Is mi.unlc-t-ut The temper OF the democracy. on The ioUi.
II nGay # May next, there VII lc a thorough oe.ail4il =
an earnest pun osc. ard d,ep seated enthusiasm ihsou.h. q
the length md lIcalil Of tie land. That otssuizat1n. sats
ts,u.sS. ana ~cnthG~iasm Will &c ceniltd on tie uunlnce q
the Daliim0 Cen,Cuiir %. whoever he may lie. Here, up
tie auuitoi-aty Of nc tnih o. OF the l!el0 OF New oscan
latent NJ "a lie freseitation II cur l%rinciPes aud neiE'
ous mcfc,rccs fr men, we ficlge 10 ihc ioa4a,e a ID
ctr,cu ian an b nest, 'aEac>t AID wh7'o-sou - supper
&c t@t Cleci>1 Now, M cacesS fr Tie ncuIrec % %
magc.' we4c a~ccoft,u-iy -Rep) 'utlacll matters demal
a passing notice Cnr murt.ipsl election ! ri ra,AiHt y
ptIfes appociaic il sicat lnpnt4rce. II te lac VII
i contoca'ioa le.e. Il race Hfeely ui iot .et Us sceiiea
b re putty - hene without a Yal'.S ataoai i-n as 10 =
cat importance Il caisyins tie cty in Aiul lie ie,r'
TIC wil-s T. >tllt iAell t.t hefc-.et tlem ~ H. II 10
wait 70 satt taoir LII u.fl taey stan. Il here, tacy IS
never si1ii T. al all. Iutu we nsy ~ fhe Hcw-i.u-lcd d,
@ <hot-ltcd Native An iitia panty. 1lesf uar-c ant ~
Z ~ltuall iAc Art-Nm.ii-a paity-lnemenlou, oaee.i
! "a > me m.net,s l-accau-e their D. inctae> axe choa'ie
ucl IS al ~ IN ale. a na.. e'ne>. NieT- "a w-nt u q
arc an, ihn- else but American. IAey lack Ntilty-A'
en- De uk,red 10 al nteii'd p~sfamd-suie 4 ~, .e cs'
: Then whole scheme O.. acton j. oomi.i 81 q IN attem1f
ps cure The csseital moai.falan or rfpt4l 81 Ue t'e
rafa. alizati3n Laws. csnli 81 with a war ugoa ire I ~
vate-.hc IT, cl-u v.iet IAee isao foreign vote t'p'
IT, asglu.c1 We wi rover iocos ~ any d>,ucts n b,tWC
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