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

y - HWt Ut 0AN - H- stump speaker III lCi
} Alfred sutton, L. late Prihonoiay Of Allegheny
county. aud a man q extensive political influence.
4 " Jr Hay, MAYOR oi the city.
>. William l.. Austin. Esq an especial fAvouie with
hi party. and a good speaker.
o William Larimer, ir, another active Harrisoniie in
the great campaign Of $50.
7. X {. Fieeson. Es1 editor OF the Spirit of Liberty,
aad late postmaster ot Allegheny ciiy.
:. David Gileland. Esq former Register.
> Russell Errett, Esq. formerly the standing secretary
OF Federal County Conventions.
10. John Hammer. E~. formerly a leading Harrison
man, who spent As much time aud labor in the cause as
any other wing ia the county.
IL. DR.. William \. PennIman, for wing member of the
State Legislature.
u Hon. William W. Irwin, elected by the Wings to
Congress IN loi0 by one of the largest majorities ever
gwen in that county.
13. II. /. Bollnan, Esq leading Ilarrsonire.
- Andrew Watson, Esq. leading Illrrisoni,e.
10 samuel w. Black, Esq. one of the most ready and
reliable Wing stump speakers in loI0.
The same paper of July >. gives an additional list Of
"come-outers,' as follows, aud SAYS, at will be seen that
whigsery has lost some Of is brightest Jewels
'Dr J. Carothcrs, Of Wilkins township, has formally
seccdc' iom Clayi-m.
Nath.n Means, of Minlin township.
John Wilcox, Of this city, went with all his might for
the old cohamander, Harrison, but Will not support Hen
~ Clay.
If ever the opposition in This county. had a devoted
Partizan. II WAS James McAuley, Esq Mr.. McA. takes
little par. III politics now. bur cannot support Clay.
Thomas NJ. MARSHALL. E-q has refused to assist in ele-
waiting the man whom the organ of the Blue Noses de-
'E'NN' 10 p" S'fD'tt u NeNH7t; nW9 al ihiiuOldi dlu Il
proiane man.
DIR. Alex Black, has heretofore been a devoted and
prominent member Of the opposition party. But could
more easily swallow all the ph, SIC IN his office, Than sulp
down Clay and his heresles
James II. McCIelland, Esq supported Harrison in
lei0 with right good Will. lie now goes strongly for
the Liberty ticket.
George Stewart, Esq, was elected an Alderman in this
city by the wings in The opening Of he campaign oflSf0.
1t is small praise 10 Mr.. ;. 10 say that they have not now
IN their party as effective and strong a stump speaker rs
he *. They put hlm forward on all occasions, and relied
on him especially, when the working men were To be op-
oraiod upon. lie has found that The Wig party is no
place for 4 maa honestly devoted TO the Interests of the
many, and he now goes strenuonsly for Polk and Dallas
We here cIosc the second chapter on the scccdcrs lrom
liberalism IN Allegheny coumiy-not because we are
short Of ma, t.a',. uut because tie present article is long
enough already We shall perhaps continue tins sub
lect. at some future Time. For the present we viii only
say that we have not given The names of any but pTomi-
nent men, men who figured as leaders, speakers aud COM
mitee-men. We can form no Just estimate oftl'e rank
and Tile ofIhe Harrison party of this county, who Will not
rally under The Clay standard.
The Holiday sburgh STANDARD Of The 18th inst, has the
annexed, in relation to siall timber
a. number Of Scrt7rS Ioosc We have learned that
judge Todd. Attorney General during GOV. Rliners adj
ADMINISTRATION, and one o:ier very distinguished member Of
ms Gov. rs Cabinet have refused to sustain the nonni-
nation Of Henry Clay .r the Presidency, and signifcd
heir intention 10 vote for Messrs. Polk and Dallas. This
looks a itle sGually.
This is confirmed by the Pennsylvania of a late date,
and Coy. Riiner himself, aud others, added 10 the list of
s.come cutters" I~tsays-
We published on saturda, from tie Pittsburgh Morn
'ns Post. a report that the Wig E1,G@sernor OF tins State
aud ms Secretary Of Estate, Thus. ii. Burrows. had aban-
doned Mr.. Clay. We have also seen stated and not con
iiadicled. that Mr.. Rilners Attorney General, Hon.
Intiae Todd and son. have also given up Mr.. Claws
"~ 49, ro Them W. miah- aid Inc name If Vr SIR.
wood. late a leading Wing member of the Legislature
from the city of Pliladelphih, and Henry Ioyer. Prcsi-
dent Of the Harrisburg Tippecanoc Club. Mr.. Charles
Johnson. who addressed the democrats of the FIRST Dis
lrici ON the 4,h, was also TOR ilarrison IN 1910. 1t j..
however, among the rank and file Of the wings OF $50
that the changes are most conspieno"s-ihey might be set
down not siugly or IN pairs but by companies and regl-
mcIts.'
Jas. =. Crcane was recently elected vice president Of
the Clay Club Of rolis,ille. In a very polite card adj
dressed to the club and published in tie Emporium, he
.decliucd The honor, and said-
IL decline the office on account of The manner in which
il WAS thrust upon me. and on account of the motives
which, | believe ac,uatcd the club IN elecline me. de-
cline because am not, nor will be identified iih your
party. cannot Join Your party. cannot counterance
Your rilaldrv and humin.. am too old and tried a dem
ocrat 10 be bribed with a bubble, aud too wide awake to
be caught in a coon trap. With Infinite pleasure | assure
the fraternity OF coous that there Is no coon here no
how
The Philadelphia Spirit Of The Times sa,s-
AT The democratic celebration on the ih at Harris
burg. Henry Lover. President of the Tippecanoe Club in
loi0. marched AT the head Of the procc>>ion, carving "A
beautiful American flag He i now a firm friend Of Polk
and Dallas We notice among the toa>i- The names Of
several wings, and others who voted for Harrison in $50
who are now strongly IN favor OF the democratic nonI-
nees. Among them are Jonathan No,inscr, John San
non. Joshua Falkler. II. \. Mish, aud C.. Bennett. We
notice The names of several others who. we believe, vot-
ed The Harrison ticket. We name positively only those
we know
The Washington Pa. Examiner says
"We have on file a strong aud somewhat lengthy COM
municaticn from a gentleman Of tins place, rcnouucing
hi identiy will, the econ party, which We are obilsed To
defer unnl next week. The writer Is one of our most
worthy, respectable and intelligent citizens.
MICHIGAN.
The Medina "Watcltowcr' contains the cards of lIar-
~ Tablfll. II G.. johnson, Samuel Wolf, Iinnal s Iriz-
zlc. Joseph Bunker and james Treat, who were all wings
in IS40, but now LAY they have left the wing party, and
viii 20 against a bank forever.
Minot Y Lane, 10. Of Macomb co, has published an
able letter in the Detroit Free Press, giving his reasons
for abandoning whicgery. The Free Press says-"lhat
AIR Lane l. a highly respectable man. He was formerly
a wing member oflhe Legislature from Nacoub county.
aud was the regular wing candidate for Senator for this
district in lSi2." lie now goes for Polk and Dallas.
Samuel y. CAN'T. Esq a leading llarrisonite in 10. has
also r~cpudiaicd Ciayism. In a letter to tie Free Pres
hc says-
"iwake f,llov democrats. awake TO the condition of
the government. Do YOU want To lee >ald mech and heels
to the moneyed and bank power TO incoi potatc The ma
ton into one great factory ofeoriupton; u 80. vote the
wing ticket. Bat II Won are opposed L. consolidated IN
icrc>ts and abhor exclusive privileges and privileged
classes. vote for Polk aud Dallas aud all VIII be Well
The Free Press further SAYS
We have been shown Il list of near two hundred names
of influential men IN Oakland county " ho voted for liar-
rison IN LIE that ere doing their utmost for Poih aud
Dallas ly platoous. nay, by whole %hnea3es, HEY are
marching out Of the camp # the enemy They see the
green branches of Dung Hickory waving IN The breeze,
aud with shouts of victory they rally around IT, Now i
lie time COR the democrats 10 orgauize and 10 act iqrc-