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

To fbi. f.,ia.atraf. The H. mocrat adds: The names here
presented ne Lux a sample Of tie change, that have I ken
place IN that state. as We are assured By persons ufon M III
tie most Implicit reliance ma, be placed. that II least orr
THOUSAND citizens Of hat site, have lett The oau,e Of iot-
e.alsm since $50, AID J'ined the democratic ianAs.'
2lainc.
Gen. Samuel Fcsscndcn uf Maine, a late wing member
of Congress from that State, after denonnclng IN The
strongest terms. the attempts OF the wings 10 make Mr.
Clay ont an aboliiionist, and forever rcpudiatins such a
party, saws OF Mr.. Clay that
"IIE Is A DUELiSr. and Ikare M er;dence tha, h
las abandoned or reFudiafos, IN Pr0ctice or principle. this
uachristian and brutal rc,c Of Jlrbgrsm. 1t l. certain
that he had not when he insulted, on the floor OF the Cen
ale Chamber, n Senator with the deliberate purpose OF
provoking a challenge. And this | think a lat. A. l-il.
might add to the catalogue, bat trust | have SAID
enough to satisfy all that | shall, to the utmost OF my
poor ability, oppose the election Of lleny Clay 10 the Of
flee of President of the United States
Vermont.
The Augusta Age states tia; Nm. P. Briggs. late whig
Collector fl The ti>tictof Vermont, who was a a.mns had
cider orator in 1910, has come out il a lons Letter against
Clay and the federal party.
Delaware.
Lewis McLanc, formerly a Senator fom Delaware and
afterwards Secretary Of State, his come out FL Polk and
Dallas. lie supported Hauion in $50.
Alabama.
More Ckangos-We SAY nothing for the present, SAYS
the Mo5iie Reg sier. ct The changes which are reported to
Us IN the interior Of this State The wings ct our city
VIII see for themselves. IN the list OF officers ct The Dem
ocraiic Association of tins county. published m our last.
the names Of four gentlemen. Col. I McGran, MAJ jos
Moolc. and Messrs u. Chandler. aud J. W. Lc-csne,
who We're warm Harrison men III l>i0-the first naned-
an officer IN their Ciub-and the last two, conspicuous
orators and champions Of their parry.
Again the same paper SAYS
The people of old Lawrence. Ala. are arouslng for
Polk and Texas \ meeting was held at Leighton. on
last Saturday, without distinction of parry Thos. VI.
Peters, the wing clecior of Lawrence, addressed the
meeting, and expressed. in the most decided terms. hs
determination to support Polk and Dallas. lie dwell at
considerable longih upon the advantages accrulng from
annexation and after concluding, At Was moved that the
sense of The mccrn. should he takcn. which was done.
when II appeared that there were about ono hHadT6d for
Polk and Texas ard op'Y four against Texas and for Clay
Tiis j. indeed encouraging We could give the names
ofseveral other prominent wings who participated IN he
meeting and rcnounced Mr. Clay, but we do n%oticel at
liberty TO do So
Gco.1ia.
". Flournoy, a talented Wing of $40. heads a list OF
%, tia; have wheeled INTO tie democratic ilne IN " ash
meion county. and ii * estimated that about 80 IN telc-
lhorp, among whom are Ex-Goveruor Gilnor and DIR.
JAS :. SIMS, have left the why ranks aud enlisted under
the banner Of Polk. Dallas, Texas and Oregon. There
walls prevails III present among the universal whie patty
here. They appear To be conscious that an awinl defeat
awaits them. II is almost impossible 10 keep up with the
changes that take place from day to day in different Sec
tons of the Stale from Nhisgery to Democracy.
The Savannah Georgian has the foliawing-
hat wonder is ii that we hear, day after day, ofali-
cnauous from The wing ranks ia Georgia, aud additions 10
The Democratic, Ah~alom II. CLappcll. the able. Intcli-
rent and patriotic Representative Iiowol! Cobb. Of
Houston. the distinguished iurIsi, and Hanson e'cei"r IN
IISi0: Marshall J Wclibotn, the profound Jurisi, the en-
incnt Judge, the eloquent speaker. who, though young ~
wears. has made himself known and admired through
ont the whole extent of the State; L. ". flournoN, OF
Washington county. tie intelligent lawyer and infucn-
nal man and last. bat not least. julius {. AlioId, the
former wing representative ~ Congress, the strong and
eloquent supporter Of Harrison IA lcio. aud one oi i.e
heading citizens Of western Georgia. Whom we sal that
he Is tie last. We mean thai lac i the last whom we SHALL
mention for numbers throughout the State. are deiach-
ing themselves from the Wing ranks, and taking their po-
sillon in the Republican
Tennessee.
The Nashville Uniou saws
several respectable gentlemen Of Tasf Tcnncsscc, who
have heretofore acted with the wing party, are now act
ing encrseticall, with The Democracy. Mr.. " \ Lind
say. who was formerly "A prominent wing. addressed Tie
Democratic Association Of Knox co. ON The 10Th INST. la
the course OF his remarks, he said h had heretofore acted
with the v1iss, but that he now parted company with
them forever.
Orville Bradley, E~q of East Tennessee. one Of the
most active and powerful supporters of General Harrison
in $50. i now cxerting himself with equal efficiency Tor
Polk. DaIla, and Texas. Mr.. Iirade, j. a gentleman Of
wealth. of great political information. and a predominant
,no Influence. Which the wings may well dread. Dur IN
f,rmant heard NJ. Bradley hnransnine upon Tie stump.
Were we a betting man. aud had the pewter We would
plank it upon the vote Of Tcmnessec-tiiat we would
.Ningd0n BanRtr.
A letter from The last Clarksyillc, Tenn. paper SAYS,
that there were thirv recent changes ia Benton county,,
in that State. to Tie Democracy.
Elissis>is.ri.
The Kosciusko Jeficrsonian states that James A.
Groves, Esq. the orator appointed 10y the wing conVen-
vcnlion for Alfalfa county. las announced himself ~ fay
of Tue election OF Polls and Dallas, and says that hence
forth and forever he i a democrat.
Col. Williams. who run as n third candidate Tor Gov
cruor. in Nuenst last. aga,n~i thc regular 4, mocraiic NOM
nation. has taken the field Tor Polk and Dallas, and pre-
sided n a democratic meeting ~ jackson
The meeting was addressed hs General Felix Huston.
Of New Oflcans-wcll known u having been for the last
twenty years one OF the most distinguished Wig leaders
IN the southern States, aud a warm personal inerd oi
IL. Clay. The N~ickslurs Sentinel. from which We lake
tins account of this meeting. SAYS Cen Huston pledged
himself Internationally To tie support Of Polk and Dial
las. and gave his reasons al large for abandoning Mr.
CLAY Orifans Hfald.
.rhe .chanscs however arc not confined 10 the iead-
ers. as the following from the Marshall LApoundor Will
witness.
"Messrs. Edilors-I see the Statesman a good deal
troubled because ono of NY an,il- flashed ia tire pau tire
night of the democratic qualification. Nov want tpcN-
PLAN the reason Oft. In $50. | n.ed TO fme these >anc
two anvils lsuisei~) for .Iippecauoe and MIR Too.
and since lhtn. like good mauA others that | Ltow,
have seen the true character oi modem wueg,fk. aud
now | 20 tor \ Dung lItAory and true democracy i'ui
now and rhen r. goes % ath "a ln-stH- Noise. lle CIDER
fzzlinu round "a huna HAT ds,~uf tf ~tii- l. flashed 30
twice tie other nighi-once for Civ aud onre flre-
fnehu,sen. JOIN ROBSON.
SOUTH s:trai IA.
Atthe great Chni,sfou meeting oi riiica'f %. - out
Of the rs member. cf Ia, cnrluiffre trIoIutD j - draft
resolutions approving tie not, aeiipn 81 Pois and Bsiia-,
were casrcrtt8 coeas Tho fHid Dissection ct wing 80
ii1. State. 10 The c.a~e If Dennrtaf, ltd. fnr "a r,slle
ton, that not onoash would b. found 10 make n.iies,aae-