Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

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c,cctIon # Gen. jackson, but his prayers AM pCt-
tons a1ailed not.
VA hacked ou' of tic Ire Of safe preccdcnts IT.
tie voice OF an outraged people Who reFudrt"d tie
be rga4n-5arn admin ,traliaa # Ae furien and Black
and elected Gen. Jackson by an Overwhelming
voto-egen Kentucky rpor,ng the Old Hero aganst
the Adam and ClaY coalition.
Retired 10 private If. csiia--od tlat he had boon q
great gnbler. |lamentci IAat tae consequence, f If
had followed hla MO al the private walks Of LIE
coming as if they would never aaandon hia', and
declared Lat he Wa s,Try for what Ac lad q ac, aLd
would never do oJuY more.
Consr.ved BY a tight squeeze TO get beck into tie
and to Get nominated by hs friends for lie
Presidency AT about tee same period.
Affirmed that agriculture needed no protection, t'9'
lie habits Of farmer passed without cIauso from gcn-
Grafton to generation. and Cat lie plourhfnan VIC
fi-tcned hl~ plough 20 Tie tails of his cattle would nj
oan there va any Improvement cluel 10 his.
: AsaIled with core and brutal r.baldry q vcucrs-
bic soldier # tc Revolution. senator smith If aiary-
l0nd, rG.callug and m.micing bis AGE AID icctlrn,ss
and telling hn, with q Il ndi-h succr. To "totcr on
Supported tic United States BANK with I'll his en-
ore.es. and wa ofr;ed by il ia rc,''rn ~lu all lis
iaeane. b. Their con ncl powers could not gTcrcnt
tie bil fr its reelar,cr frm being kn.cked "a tie
head hy the VETO # eld Hickory.
Defeated . second tine as tie cand.ds.c fr lie
IRE .deney. receiving oul, 70 electoral vo.cS oat e
-, Notwithstanding lie powerful I'D Of The Bank
and The cfari~ # manufacturing capitls; aai tie
lorics # brokers'. seacuiator. and o..cc seeker. ticir
l7Il-crs on, allie aad satellite.
lindnr hc could never reach Tie Presidency with
ont the aid # The S10'. brought forth The C%oliro-
III @ rs a Iro2ifaten To tie ~aallfcrs WHl whom
LenaW formed q coalition. and won. for h,rzo du-
tics effwen.y rcr -.
Developed anot. RI branch oft.e British "locrcan
S5-icm." and c~hr.-fcnra T. D--r h1toa-n beautiful
scacre 20 lrcak over The Con- ttu'ian, lrbc g. Snto
Governments. and grIra The vi-acc # industry 'othc
o.rti-g,t It pas al. bat could n save 1t from No
Ir.s.deat> vc.o.
t~n.a brought frward Is r'r.u..c scheme f in
:crnal Improvements intended - ,u ra'c tlcrafns.
o~ea'alr' thr government. and do.tr.t the cen IT,
ton but lie IRON heel fthc I1friat soldier sttRod
tefrstf frat f the treason % tie du,t, WAclctrc tic
rest never rinoncd.
Pronounced Tie veto power rs - dangerous ana king
y provocative. loceu.c i lad saved tie cosn'rg from
beng oppressed and en~lavoi by his mon ftrous pro-
jccts ofr nof ~. on~croochmcni. and cogsoiidation.
Politely solicited tie Speaker q tsc House, Mr..
Polk. 10 leHc Washington end return 90 his residence
IN Femme see, COUGHING his request ia the fliov ne
mld and an.a'lc laeuagc. VIZ "Go hla. ID
G-n eo9. vt.rs aeet otg p"
Opposed with srsse thc bHl 10 establish Tie Ter
rtury If Oregon. aad oA'cnd tho jurisdiction # lie
Jnted S.f.c> oyer tlat country. winch is clcarlv ours.
but which Grca, Britain wants. and therefore ella m i.
Opposed tAe rieht Il presumption lc.ng allowed 3D.
- "a settlers. WAnfa ic CelntH cl as iaupcrf. robbers
AID pirates. and recommended to Ic driven from t.,.r
homes al the ,oanf fire b~ag,uot.
luetgated Tie de' nd wrote tie ~cialls:-c which
resulted IN tie nu.l ofCnty. crd nioa d ftl
issue wa iaade known to hfn. amused AHe.. tfvt.
de reHaga, t.at Il would be SO p a.as fry'S tat-
be-"
Was rejected by &c Wig Coavrl.,ea rs r-yal-
able, anaiL,nat1rl Il, mem.cr- fiom bis lemt as n
pack If knavc. and declared lie would never con cit
to have IN naEc before such p body again.
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