Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

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the Office Of Collector J., and what the lsitIonsa tu-
TIES are, ! have Thought proper now t. Puhli-l' %, - tl.at
You may have an opportunity To read 1t aud 'ndge for
yourselves. The law to me seems very plain and easy 81
comprehension to any but those who are ~iiiuHy aud N
r%erestedIy blind or ignorant. You viii perceive los the
law, that the Collector j. required 70 take an OATH
" ben lie settles witt, the Treasurer 81 state. and fie the
same IN his office that the money 80 paid INTO sud Sitie
Treasury by hun, rus reeeired fr TiXi.>. and pes MT
bought or procured by sa'd Co"'cfor. ~ srciaRge - S09d
funds for Treasury H0ieS, or UHegrrent monty
Bat here Is the law, let II speak for what It l. worth,
and by IT, and BY the oath, which u requires 20 BE- tab
en-, Try the official acts and conduct Of Your toHcctor, and
then do justice both To- yourselves and him.
IN Act 10 Prsreat speculation ~ CoNerors IN treasury
notes. and other m0aegs Gpprfra5. I.brnfru 10. LII
SIC. /. BE II enacted BY me General dsscmtty y ne Safe
q Indiana, WheneteT, hereafter, any c0llectOi Of the ate
Revenue, IN any county in tn. Stale, shall pay infoihe sac
Treasury, any portion Of The State revenue Of such g unity in
treasury notes, II shail be his duty 10 tc with the Treasurer
an aiiasit made before some person authorized Nv lw T.
administer oahs, setting forth, hat the eH'i.e ane ui Of
treasury notes by him paid into The tot,uy have teen ~
HIM collected and ,eceIvod IN pynent # lac 4efenue OIL Tie
county of which be may te suoh Collector.
Src. = ANY Collector VITO shall exrhaugc any current
funis Teceiged by him IN the pal ment 4 SIT feteruc for
treasury notes, further than Is necessary t. make chang,
shall be guilty Of mistemeanor, aud he liatle t. Z" met
ment IN the county Of which he may be sub c9H,cio., and
upon conviction thereof, shall be Ened "a 9ny sum Mt les
than hfry, nor more than FIVE hunised dollars
SEC. 3. In all cases whele The collector 81 INC STATE ie7-
,nuc Of any county in this State shall receive IA P'.nent 81
such revenue, o. any part Thereof, any tca>U'N Mt uio'
which the interest ,hall not be demanded o allowed p> NE
persons pay irg the same such collector 10 his set ,nett
with the treasurer shall not be allowed inte.c~t upon sill
notes and any collector falling To present 70 the treasurer
fun and far statement OF the amount Of sand notes 81 teceN-
ed by him without allowing the interest thereon, shall, W
on conviction thereon, upon pFcseniment or Indictment, be
fined in any SUN not lees than twenty, nor more than i've
hundred dollars.
In Is your duty fellow citizens. To know that the law
has been honestly aud strictly complied with, before you
cast your ballots OF the first Monday III August next, a
second time for the same individual. The Legislature
was : well convinced that frauds had been committed by
Collectors upon the treasury OF the State, regardless OF all
the oaus to the contrary, that they last WINTER passed an
additional act, requiring collectors to keep and file with
the State Treasurer, the amount oil good money received,
and from whom received.
just note the reading Of the Sd section of The act above
cited, aud then inquire of the State Treasurer, iMr. Ian
dis has paid IN one solitary treasury note on which ne was
not allowed the last cent Of interest du. thereon. How
many notes have you paid MIR. Lands, on which not one
cent Of interest was allowed you, when you were settling
your taxes II Mr.. Lands received from you treasury
notes without allowing you the full amount oi interest
thereon, and afterwards paid them 10 the State Trea-
surer, claiming and reee'rtns every cent II i"'es's. que
thereon has he acted rs the lar and his oah required
him to act Has he done You aud the State justice; Mr..
Lands has been allowed interest on every note IN which
interest was due, IN his settlements with the State Tea
sur.r. until IT has amounted TO the sum ofFOUR THOU
SAND DOLLARS You Will perceive 10y reading the
law governing the collection of taxes, that the collector -
authorized To- paw good money IL change. Hon many
Of you rsrered change IN good mo"'y Or rather, was
YOU not compelled To- make change, or take m order on
some store tor rags, AT nearly tao prices, Dd mol VIZ.
Lands tell Won that he WAS not allowed to pay oii s'.d
money in change for treasury notes, and. the best lac
could do Tor YOU was To give you an "Ordfr tr g0odS Ia
acer,a,n store. Il tins il siandr anil persecution. thci
indeed. - Mr.. Lands siandered and PerS'oatod IL L" tel
the .truih, the whole truth. aud nothing but the truth.
j. SANDER AID persecution, Mr.. Lands j. most trnfhf"H,
sIandered aud prosecuted. and will receive at Your hands
such a verdict, on the first Monday ~ August n'N'. q
will teach him and others, that You are not to he g"if"
and shared wiih IMMUNITY and made t" IRON" N""
duty by the cry of Per-Sc-onttoR Look nj the ii'ls II
the ca,. DO YOU want more elaung and positive proc
OF any one fact. than l. here produced, that v""r ""i''c
tor has not complied with the laws IN MS ohc'a' 'ai''l
ty'
against the late sheriff Nlckers a lew years past, "il'ai
was a sLar,r aud ought not To be- trusted hy The pcori.
Who was Ioudest and most humorous IN that cry ; W.
n not Mr. Lands and his luniu iucnd> " a> u mol thc"
6ce.hunting aud ofice-hoid,ne clique of 'his city
leave YOU To answer ut the ballot box
Your are urged by your tore for Henry Clay, y" supp"
IN, whole wing ticket next August. Nou are told II No
don't elect Your whole ticket, that MI. Ola, VIII he hsa
en- in November next do You believe II: n''S "
Claws pro spects depend upon the reelection al Mt la
dis. or ann oue of the wing ticket u II does. thrn -
deed i ms prospects and his cidDRS built upon a very dl
honest aud crumbIlng foundation. and The sooner u isi"i
led down rhe better for YOU. for the co"nif, aud i', p"
tcni, Do YOU believe. that upon the success 81 !"''
Lands. the sharing and Specializing collector OF Mare
county. depends the success oi The great Wig priv
don't think II Is fair and right 10 saddle Vi Clay wi
every sharu and pocniator Of the wing party i"I,
YOU do. IN, word for II. he Will not be able 10 ..t" "
Presidential char. with such n load. Run Mr. Clay u
q n the avowed and proclaimed principles oi the wing pF
". which Is distribution ut The proceeds Of TIE pub
lands. One Term. or Rotation "a effe. q lfoiecu'" Ian
Sound National Currency. aud the Restriction "i 1
yeio power and not ask his popularity. To dag eve
ignorant ass or dishonest at lnio office DO MOI 80 no
IN the moment ot excitement. that when You VIII ' =
~ for. after n H. too late. Put Your '''p upon Sf1'
nov ar let US not hear from yon hereafter. The cry
sbarer. skinner. Shgiock. Trent Nr Lands now ~
Vbig Marty treated Corson NIckcrs. when he ""> "t
Dom snare Mr.. landis because he PrgeSSfS I" DE- 4 w
hut treat him as YOU would an opponent s"rN ~
same conduct, II Won are m favor OF Utih- 49,"
don do n. the Junto bid YOU. vote for the pet me 3
10 saw now. that ..fhey ir0Hfd 50 n'r toSc hoff "..' "
fiek,f. than that .Mr. Landis Sh0Hid DC beat. im.N
de,pIu Interested in hrs success. for II Mt ihh'
el.r,,J then can't hare rs much # The PLp'Lt> r"'
10 so,enrafe with. "a If Mr.. Lands succeeds Inc l'
Iii trad, off eycrv Other candidate : interest - I'M
n means. they can elect then pit. ih'N 20 Ia
-, o 4, vote for Mcfarland. Sinner. iaNhea.
- friend. will vote for Landis. look L" u. '",h''
80, vui he cheated nj last. II YOU make >utha uH-
r., H. mn, their votes into the bailo; box. i"f "
e .. baJiy cheated ] have every a-sur
,h,, = very large aud Respectable p"fu''' 81 90 y -
a.. III ,s yofs for Nj. Lands ! know u =. ="
III Iose sersnry fire Ia one hundred H@iS N",'> =,
-, and n he - elected al all. u w' ne . -
~, votes. and il Will take n good many "' ~" ="
WA, i the use OF a poor man trying TO eiuc''e "s
r \ fUr are born u hold all the om'eS - a. '"'
-. 10 qualification. The tendency 81 an
,,ba ~ . r masses from the many To lew. Ihat 'e 3"
- IA villages. LON the fact. that juntos ae more
rx f,,neA generally bring the amer NC 'e ~
INTO suhieei,on 10 their Will, and oonpei MN 70 -
Is,,,;,. n, no out 60trs. While Tie man VIM a.
Of his brow" Is al his daily labor
ovA. ' - g,n,,y arc disitin. out tie fefres ana
am'r- ,hemsel.es: aud VIXEN The DIVISION = "-''
on. the PEOPLE ae called aIen 20 r-uy - ,re a.,
OF ,our tights. fellow ciuzen>t -. vb, =,
these off e-seeking, people-io'ih- 49, -, IA
- tel Ian ptoud n be-. AMI too ue' $50
1T Al the conduct Of this arsstocsaey' y : -
.nre an the case Of the coCniy tom"'>,s""' -
~.,,;,.s Tor rronosals 10 build a Gle. X of.cc, IL m,
"a greed 10 sivc the job TO the lowest y. ""
~h,t did they do, Just the very reverse. " e.
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