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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
Letting ID Out.

Whitncll P. Tuns,all. leading Wing in North
Corolna, at barbecue recently given near Milton,
in that State, SAID
Now, gentlemen / about to make bold
assertion. Ii is IN me. and must come out. ! wish
the Constitution of the United States altered, and
tie word President wherever 1t occurs IN that in>r-
ment. stricken out, and the word KING inserted IN
its place."
The Milton Chronicle. Wing paper, speaking of
this speech. thus eloriies its author:
"Whigs Of the old North State Remember the
name of Whitnel =. Tunstall Cherish It with
fondness and lively enthusiasm in your memory !.
Join Us in returning him thanks for his noble defence
of WING PRINCIPLES on Thursday last. for he did
YOU good IL your name oi.a IN zee thank
him.
This is Whggery in full bloom This is FEDE-
RALISM. 1t shows that modern WhIggery and old
Federalism are ONE. The sentiments Of this traitor
Tunstall. express in little palmer language what
Abbott Lawrence publicly uttered a few years ago
This is The ,rorst Government the face Of God $
earth" Tunstall and Lawrence speak the views of
the leaders Of the Wing party
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
European sg.si.s.

Europe Is very quiet at the present time France
and England 4 state o. perfect ropose-alrnost
in the embraces Of each other. No: only do the soye
regns Of these two countries visit and revisit each
other, but their subjects, taking tie cue from their
rulers enabled, By Of the greatly increased
facilities Of travel. afforded by tic Improvements in
railroads aud steam navigation. - IDse Themselves
better acquainted with each other and indulge an
social intercourse. Trade appears be very good and
there IS good deal Of work for The operatives and
this depends in great degree tie domestic tranquility
Of both these countries.
Tie only thing that appears to disturb tle Of
the privileged classes across the water. and equally
affecting tie sensbios Of all those below item. to
tie base Oh epyramd of society. i tie progress Of
the United S;a;cs-iAe growth OF tie model republic
the mighty power both social an political, which
Is generating IN this western hen.sf he.c-and
the extraordinary influence which this IS: community
of Independent Safes i. gradually acquiring tie
public mind Of tie whole civilized earth. Hence We
espringing from motives Of jealousy thus awakened.
Ill those petty complaints about TIC reudiatng States
all those ill-naGred criticisms on every local ou-
break in this republc-and soso I'D cuons efforts BY
the clubs Of London TO taboo Amcricans because they
happen to belong to great nat.on. Of the men,
bers Of which have failed to pay tier debts. Weare
very glad that the clubs of London have black-bsled
the Americans. 1t WI keep our nstivcs" cut OF
bad co,nnsnv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ,. 1914.
INDIANA ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

st meeting of the Democratic Electors for the
State of Indiana, held in the Hall Of The House Of
Representatives. in the city of Indianapolis. on We'd
nesday the 9th day of Decmbcr, 4 D. ISL,
On motion of Mr. Ncwand,
James g. Read was called to the Chair, and Paris c.
Dunning appointed Secretary; whercapon,
His Exccl!ency, James Wh.:colns, Governor Of the
State of Indiana, handed III certified list Of The
Electors that had received the vote of the State.
The list being called, the following gentlemen ap-
pcarcd and took their seats in tie Electoral College,
10 wit:
Graham n Fitch James G. Read, William a.
Bowles, Elijah Newland, John ". Johnson, Sam
uel E. Perkins, William w. Wick, Paris c. Dun
ming, Austin NJ. Puett, Henry w. Ellsworth,
Charles W Cathcart and John Gilbert.
On motion, tie certificates CT election handed
in and filed ly the Secretary whereulon,
On motion tie College adjourned until l. o'clock, ".
l. O'clock, VI.
The College met, and. motion, AIessrs Bowlcs
and Fitch were appointed tellers TO receive the votes
for President and Vice President. On counting the
ballots it appeared that for President of tie United
States,
JAMES X. POLK, of Tennessee, received Il
votes.
For Vice President; of the United States.
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS, Of Pennsylvania, rccciv-
cd L. votes.
On motion of Mr. Wick General Samuel Milroy,
of Carroll was appointed Messenger, 10 carry on the
votes of President and Vice President TO the City OF
Washington.
The three several certificates, containing the votes
of Indiana for President and Vice President were
signed by the Electors, to be delivered to the
Messenger to carry 10 Washington, one to be de-
posted with the District Judge of the State of lndi-
ann, and tie third tc be transmitted by mail to the
President of the Senate, in Congress
On motion Of Wick. tie certificates were left in
the hands Of tie President Of tie College TO be ap-
propriately disposed of; when
On motion, the Electoral College adjourned, sine
J.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
The Michigan RocrbaclS.

The Cincinnat,--Lerald says that the infamous
forgery of the Brncy Garland Letter, has been traced
no farther than the Ohio State Journal. IL was
Democrat, ut Columbus, the Goth at Mt. Vernon,
the 18th; at Cleveland the 3Gth; and made It's
first appearance al Detroit, Michigan the 31st of
October These facts strongly Indicate the Columbus
origin of the letter. Many, very many suppose 1t was
manufactured by the Wing State Central Committee.
twas certainly published with their sanction. Others
suppose that the State Committee was imposed on by
the Journal folks. The State Committee and the
Journal folks it to themselves to clear up this
matter fully. How say you gentlcmcn-Gulty or not
guilty , You your defence and must plead to
the indictment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
rInS.:tci,r,.e(ts.

Tie Wings are boas,ing greatly about the result IN
Massachusetts, and claiming great gains. Gen liarrl-
sons vote in 20 was 72,Sli and Clays vo.e IA
this canvass is but G7,ilS slowing Wing loss since
1870. Of 5,iJj. Mr.. Van Buren's vote IN 10 was
u, Oil, Mr. Polh's vote now is - rs. showing u
Democratic gain cf 9c2. The liberty vote in l5i0
vas lil5, in 1911 il is 10000, gain of 9,itj In
$50 General Harm .ons majority all was II $3.50,
and Clays minority over AZ is now crly 3,2i2, 4
Wing los, OF iS,2iS. Ii the Wings can lind any
thing in these 'ul:s to be very much delighted
with, they are easily pleased The figures show that
in old Federal Missa hu 'ctts Whiggcry Is On
the d)wnhill track.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
Stapp, or NO Revenue!

This was the cry five years ago, when Democratic
House of Representatives passed bill appointing
Agent to visit the Eastern clues, to investigate
the conduct Of our VIII. Fund Commissioners So
far General Stapp Is concerned, as much then
known to the leader, of tie Wing party as at the
present crisis; but the of the people of Indiana
had not then known the beauties Of Wing fnancerng
and tie cf General StaPp Indispensable
10 the Wings; but now, iorsooth, the same Wing
leaders willing to give their old favorte few
hearty kicks, for fear that an outraged people may
visit Stapps faults the Wing party; but it is too
late in the day. So long the Wing ord of
Stapp no revenue" starcs them in the face they
must share in the past conduct of Stapp be it good
bad.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
The Daily Memorandum,

AID Pocket Account Boz. for tie gear Si5. An
annual publications. cypress clapted 10 tie daily yon.s
anaconrenience IF cry professional and business man,
the title of work just submitted to inspection
1t is published by citizen Of ills town, himself one
Of the most active efficient ard accomplished business
men Of the day Indeed the work ii question shows
it. Ii has been got UP with much care and labor, IL
beautifully printed and contains, besides covcnien;
almanac table of dates showing Tue number IF days
from any date in month to tie same date IN any
other mcnth. mercantile time table. Invaluable IN
business transactions, rates Of POSTAGE, rules in loss
and gain, an ncrcs. table q. gold and silver coins.
daily memorandum for every day in The year, and
sufficient quantity Of finely ruled paper fJr succinct
diary. II appears 20 Us, th; go 'rtatcvcr. who
can write at al, should be wiihoa: dis valuable Little
work. If he tries one for one year, lac vii! never
thereafter Do w.tkou, il; and we douL; # money would
repurcha the article if usel according 10 lis intent
To members of the Legislature especially would
recommend the work. The p-ce Is h.ere nothing
compared with is r:g' It &C.: .c lad bound IA sng
stylc, at cores o.iing Offence ii price. =; al
eyca's, we trust every enc WI examine Il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
The Riddle Solved.

Strangers here have wondered how il is that so
many Of cur citizens miko such hnc appearance
the old looking young-;he young Just rght-and all
at tic tip top Of fashion, and at the same time so neat
TO be sure we IRE not al getting rici; but money
can be saved by calling JAMES HALL & Co. and
purchasing a fine sui, TO be mlde up under their in
spection in FIRST rate STYLE Is not this solution Of
the puzzle GLOW fine the Indianapolis people dress.
especially tie Democrats since election" Call and
sse them, fr!en3s, Z, Nos. 2 AID 3, Paine, House
Building.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
Texas.

If the recent news from Texas can be relied on.
which, by the way, is somewhat doubtful, i; would
appear that Santa Anna las written TO President
Houston, stating the Willingness Of the Mexican Gov
ernment to recognize the independence of Texas pro-
vdcd the latter remains independent. and avoids any
conncxi lwith Tie United States Il IS highly p-osa-
bic that this prop )sal is IL result Of movement pro-
duccd by the joint influence Of i.ngl'nd and Franco,
in reference 20 this question. England and France
both und ubtedly opposed to anncxation as yari-
Gus indications Of their sentiments, expressed both
in the public journals and IN the of their dplc
matte movements, warrant u II leleec. We have
no doubt that every effort WI be made in pomatc
way, both with Texas and Mexico TO prevent the an
nexation The news Of the Presidential cleo
ton viii, when it reaches England, stimulate tie GOV
eminent of that country to increased energy in the
wor. OF defeating, if possible the success Of he pro-
jcct of uniting Texas 10 this republic.
If, then, England and France can hold cut su.ii-
ccnt inducements TO prevail Texas remaining scpa-
rate and Independent, there is at end to the
question in this country Of course. in such a case,
il is of consequence what the President says or
Congress PROPOSES if Texas herself Is induced 70
withdrew from The field.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
T'flc s,.f.r.C.;sc.

We believe il is generally allowed that we can
make pretty loud noise, wien VIC trg. Bu; We give
the palm TO " II. TALBOT Ws.clmakc. and lcwelcr.
FIR having imported articles ;iai viii O. ii great
deal faster. lie la. Just received one # The ncaiet
ard efficient articles Of " Shooting irons, that
we have eyer seen. We can prime ard lo-d in no
tine, AID ire srcoaf- We l1li say now Just
what we please. VIII ike 70 see who iates Il uY.f
Seriously, Mr. Tablet. la variety including watches.
jcwey, silver ware, fancy articles, canes. musical
instruments, Arkansas Too.l.-iicl.s," sfccaclcs.
penknivcs, &c &c, which viii We With any es;sb-
iishinent IN the Vest Manufacturing large amount
IF silver in his establishment, !c ggord,
aud il Is generally believed 4 os SCI cheaper than
most ohcr establ s,ucn;s. Persons going 10 Louise
keeping, and hose already csstl he'd viii, no doubt.
find better bargains with Mr. Tli-o' fer such rricles
indispensable in isa' lnc q 81 they viii gain
by sending cast. Try IT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03

WHY IS Tvs Tile Wig "procctionis;s" who
pretended 70 the poole that the great issue Of tic
election the preservation Ct the Tariff Of lSl2.
for the PROTECTION Of imcricea industry rcjoic-
ing at tie defeat Of tie Ion. NJ parmcnicr in the
ih Congressional district ." Massachusetts,, although
AIr Parmenter voioa for that Thrift. and .thou, HI,
vote il could not have been enacted. and at the same
time they exult tia; lon Quincy adams has been re-
elected, in the 9Th strict no, together with more
than thirty other lc-diag Clay wings, voted ogaas,
tic tariff and did all TIC could - prevent Is be-
coming a law.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03

lyill the important officers elected BY the Senate
are Wings. Recolect this fact, people Of the State.
The House was unable TO complete its organization
yesterday, but will probably be able to DO 50 to-day
There appeared but little unity Of action among the
Democrats. Why can't they all pull together in eve
~ thing This Is Il point of great consequence
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
Sand from, rtri,.cv.

On Yesterday, The Electoral College net in his
city and 'c9.nplrng noe. t.e vote OF the STATE
cf Indiana was declared for JAurs KNOX Polk. for
President. and Groror Mirsl.H DALlAs for Vice
President. d-s.re having been expressed = TIA:
effect ~ B-qss B-tsp, Under c3mEnanl # Ca2,ain
GEORGE \. Chapman re-ccIocA tie GID ,d'ugs Did
not those faithful servants feel in their oan hearts.
that they were rewarded fr Their laboIious efor,s
The pope viii no. FORGET item.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
The United states Senate.

The election of Wing Legislature in Delaware.
% Wings to p Democrats. 1t depends upon Vlr-
GINA to give the prepondcrance in that body. Should
that State elect Wing. there will be two Wing ma
iority. Should il elect Democrat, the Democratic
party viii have the majority, Mr.. rallas the Vice
President of the IT, States, will be cxofcio President
of the Senate. and have the casting vote
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03

i 3oosE tlicrIr az 'cforrt Tax, .. l-ts
5Ass. a. yANls.
Tr..sa ifr L.i.rfs
I'd :fis ~ Wright Der Aiir-
4 aqgeafiu. feuff~d Mt hand,
q c~ieoc<ns.
5auics, . of sid
If.tt.G published indianapolis o. s Sis 10 iher weeks
81 = tie a
th.. lie
sf dsy ~sef aac answer Sad r-,t
ron viii - heard n. de'efnn-. 81 VIVA
20 sv-.-P Ian cHaISMA., c.ri-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
Meeting Of the Legislature.

The Indiana Legislature met in this city yesterday
The Governors Message VIII probably be delivered
to-day The frs, vas usual, was spent in organizing
either branch for PARTICULARS Of which we refer TO our
reports. vast amount Of business has prevented US
from noticing several matters, which viii hereafter
receive attention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
The Message.

A few unimportant verbal errors occurred In Il
Message as printed in our Extra. They are correc
cd in this paper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03

e. When tae giorica, news reached tic Hermit
are, that Governor polk was The Pre-.dn; elect, tie
brave hero and Statesman, Gen JACKSON, cxcla med
Clay IS defeated and the Republic i, saved Ills
the emphatic language e Millions Il f.csaen, AID
it Is not more emphatic ;lan rue
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03

iGj dcm. mag on joint ballot.
OF the congressional delegation, the democrats
have elected the pdee. The popular vote stands dem
ocrats uhou; 5000, Why's BOB; democratic ma
ority abou, i.,c0D.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
Tenuesscc...OlicinI.

Ny Clays majority in Tennessee. according 10 the
Official returns. is ll3. The aggregate vote Of the
State is 1887.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03

'.DoS'r GIVE Ug rIf- sir. Under tbs caption
the S1uqnsai Rsoubicaa re-nom.naies Henry Clay Of
kentucky hs their candidate fr President N $50.
and SAYS Il a.! ether, should sert our glorious old
s,enaard-5earcr, VIC ~. remain BY hin - the LAST
theTefJ1e
We rail coloIs 10 the mast
40 stiIke for Harry Clay"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
The Official Vote nv Districts.

We arrange below the Official vote of November,
for Electors Of President and Vice President, by
Congressional Districts for the convenient reference
Of those interested
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03

TIE LATE WIG FAErY-Ihe fragments OF the
late Wig party seem TO be floating about in all drcc-
tons. In tins city number of Wing papers. such
as the Courier q Enquirer the ErireSs and the
American have gone over. b dy, soul aud brcecheS,
to the ." Natives There are however. a large pro-
portion of the Wing forces IN this city, and IN TIE
State, who have determined to turn bach-to keep
aloof-and to look Horace Greeley and his cigue
Will not touch the Natives at present but dissp-
prove OF all their dolngs: and we have no doubt
with remnant Of lsrae, Viii keep aloof for some
time to come. Thi, sa'sD iAe policy al present Of
lhurOw oed, who dIsapproges entirely Of the Ma
tive " movement. and very gni;ican;ly hints that
new party, making one OF is chef articles total
repeal of the naturalization laws and persecution
Of = foreigners for opinions sake, reminds him Of
the alien and sediion movement Of the old fed
erals which kept them out of power fer fifteen or
twenty years. IN Boston. Alr. Webster and bis qac
have gone 70 the Natives however. with
rush like the falls of Niagara. Tie truth i that
many IF the Wing leaders and Wing Journals appear
by the defeat they have sustained 10 have 81 all their
senses. They find themselves IN minority. and not
SATISFIED with II they are gong to work. splitting up
even that minority 10 Ina he 4 Sill smaller. They
are certainly very hard - please. III these exhibitors
will only tend 70 give greater strength and power 10
Young Hickory, and his democrecy.-N J HrGd.
WulrFIvG N The NAVY y AAD--The Philadelphia
Spirit of the Times says We panied 10 record
the fact of the renewal Of tie inarinan, barbarcGs
and degrading punishment Of the LASH in navy
yard. An instance, the first believe, f.r four cf
five years occurred Yesterday. 4 Young efr, oy-
ed the yard named Terrll. If ESeaezer Teril.
well known old boatswains mate. who partci pa,ec
in some Of the most brilliant actions Of the last
under Jones, Hall and Stewart, tied Up and whip
ed with the cats by order of Commodore Read On
some triiing complaint Of an n TIE yard.
The overseer, whose name = Saith. Is a. Engliah
nan Young Terrl, Immediately AFTER receiving re
rrni,ane1., discharged 5, Els own request.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
S3siti, (ayO,isi:,.

In this state there arc not feleralis.s enough to
make milcs:oaes with The result cf the recent cleo
ton in this for congIcssmen and members Of the
state legislature - as follows -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
Bank Directors.

At meeting of the Stockholders of the Branch of
the State Bank at indianapolis. held on Saturday,
Nov u, the following gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors for the ensuing year
On the part of the State
Dr. l.. Dunlap. \. w. Harrison,
I. ID. Gregg.
On the part of the Stockholders:
Calvin Fletcher, A. Harrison.
VIM. II. Morrison, !. Sulgrovc,
E. J. Peck, Geo. Porter,
J. Nicola.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03

ON r. Wills says that he has been roller boy.
and he worked Of ar edition of Ws,,ss Palms and
hymns with halls
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03

Mn. Polk AND HIS NEIcusoRs.-The Nashville Ban
hcr, wing paper, has these paragraphs
Ex-Governor Folks neighbors going for Clay.
The town of Columbia, where Mr. Polk resides.
gave Henry Clay 800 votes, and James K. Polk only
POI.
Gen Jackson's ncighbors have voted for Clay.
At the Hermitage precinct Davidson county, where
Gen. Jackson resides, his ncgbors turned out thus
For Henry Clay For Young Hickory.
ll6. 30.
To this the Nashville Union replies:
This Is mallgnity-and, wihal, il is false in char
acter and tendency We gran; tlat the figures may
be correct-but deny that in either case they are
expressive of the unpopuarty If tie distinguished
citizens referred 10 in their respective neghborhoods
1t is true that majority Of votes were given for
Henry Clay IN Columbia. but Is not true that they
given by the citizens of that for the de-
feat Of GOV. Polk IN his precinct being of the
highest points of wing AMBITION hnm.lrcds or their
party induced to 90 in from adjacent precincts
for this ingorous purpose II Is, therefore no evi-
dcnce of Il lack of ncighborhood popularity. On the
contrary, II Is the best possible evidence that but for
this incoming of wing voters from other precincts.
Gov. Polk would have had decided ina oriy at the
county-scat where he resides.
So with the Hermitage precinct It has been the
practice of the personal and political friends of Mcssrs
Bell, Foster * Co, for yclrs, 10 go from Nashville
and other precincts Of this county To the HERMITAGE
poll on the morning Of election, ard there cast their
votes The otject Is sccyident. IL is TO give forth
to country and the world a ta'sc inpression-an
impression ,hat majority ef General Iacksons own
neighborS not friendly To hiia.
TO all the qualification which this labor and pains
TO wrong and nsrcprcsen the great and good old man
of the Hermitage, afford these disappointed, rev enge-
ful and malicious partisan leaders, they than
welcome In the language Of other DAYS at il vast
ing ammunition against bomb-proof battery
But the Islander of Gov Folks home reputation be
comes still gros>er view of the fact that 1Iaury co..
where he has resided from boyhood, and where hc
still resides gave him majority Of nearly seven hum
drcd votes, and the congressional district which he so
long represented. composed Of Lincoln. Giles. Maury
Bedford, and the counties # Marshall and Coffee
gave gave him majority Of nearly thrty-cght hun
drcd.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
North Carolina.

al the counties except Hyde, give Clay majority
f 1898 HYDE Will lncrea.c Il 20 atou. eTo-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
Clay's maj. 263.

Folks maj 207.
Folks majority in seven Congressional Dis
tricts Al57
Clay's in three do. 2Sil
Polk over Clay, 23l3