Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29
Frssscs:ec Gsfsirrsug Of line Dc~ii,Orr:cy
Of Ire Centre.

o. taturlf IS lat, tic occasion OF the visit II the
brave cd h.cr and able statesman, Gen. CAss, the
- + Iadi napoli> was overfo@cd by the immense
ia-s q. of sur democratic FLOW citizens from tie
surround.r g Counties, as vel as many from more dis-
tat art- of TIE STATE. Though tic Wing leaders bad
put the fisehood in c~ircrlation in many places, tLat
lass was not to be here" and t.at 1t was only a
trek of tic Cha man TO gather a Great crowd ncv-
eulele-s tie immense numbers in attendance has
r.rcl, f ever been cxccllcd. II proved 10 the Wing
] -1ers egc thing most positively. that the noble dem
e-r-tic flalsnx Of Ind ana, are full If spirit, con-
scies~ tf TIER mighty strength, and confident # u
i.asste vet ry over the combined and motley hosts Of
fasral whggery.
i committed previously DESPATCHED to Shelbyville
ret Gen. Cas-, and conducted h4m, on Saturday
r.ra.ng TO within a short distance Of town, where
tie rr ccss.on. under the efficient direction of JAMES
DLakr. Ed. and tie assistant mar-ial>. WAS station
clin inc upon the Miehi~in road. Saluiations Lav-
in< mutually passed between the General and the null
fiudc. the line Of march was taken up for Indanapo-
i. whore he procession arrived al III O'Clock. ut
enc point. We understand. there were counted three
hundred and twenty-five wagon, and carriages IN the
Ia,sing lire. There were besides, a multitude ofhor>e-
men. The procession proceeded directly to tic Mili-
tar. Ground At tie west end IF town, Were a ros-
trum lad been erected fr TIE General and tie func-
t.oaar.c, file day, together with seats for the ladcs
III az adlncc.
4. F. Morrison, E-q.. President Of the Day, then
called tie meeting To order, when Gov. Whiiccmb
rosc and formally introduced Gen. Cass to tie meet
. no who responded in three hearty cheers. Mr.. Nor
IRON. then. IN n brief but comprehensive address.
which touched ~ome # the more prominent points of
Tie public services of the distinguished visitor, wei
coined Kim to tie hospitaliies IF the city and State
Gen. Cass acknowledged tie courtesy Of tie Presi-
deaf Of the day. who had been the organ of commuri-
crting tie sentiments Of the assembly, with much
4 81 ng. and Zen proceeded To address the people gem
orally IN several If the most important topics now
lffrc them. aud the fate # which arc involved in the
c.m.ng contest. He discussed with great ability tie
que -tion> of tie High Tariff, Distribution, a National
iant. ard the remuneration # Texas. On tie last
l. par.icularly dwell with great force and effect. and
demonstrated, arfaren:'y to TIE satisfaction Of all,
thc inlmenre result, for veal or woe. which are de-
Ieud n IN n tie settlement If that question. On
e,cr, point. .crinning .ith tie PRINCIPLES and mca-
sure # tic ed f dcral party, and tracing their con-
uexisa from tie tine q Adams and Hamilton down
I, IT, pre- N. p I'd. Gen. Cas- clearly dtm.n tratcd
t. fat tit federalism and midern |whigrery were
t. 80 N spr.t. feel ny eaA action. ro'Nitf>.ard-
l. tie d. uses which tie ari~', cracy now sec Il .
rcse~ ity Il uring IN order to dciuGc aLd ca
j., tie r. IL mt ihcir SUPP IT.
lui 10; HAVING Lad opportunity to take notes Of lie
>.eo,ht cen. Ca-S, We should b. doing lam ard his
%arrcmen, injustice 10 attempt TO recrptuhic them
II IA nesnary. and must therefore content our~chcs
WITH r@c-ce!ore mcrels Ike mycr, al III rotatienwiih
which lis entire speech was regarded by The assem-
led mal,-ude.