Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
A Few Extracts.

ECW LAhhCtSs
We had at first thought we would not publish any
extracts from our private correspondence; but it
comes in so fast that we are over-tcmpted to give
few, that our friends may see that we have much
to encourage us in Thanking the writers,
one and ALL for the interest manifested we submit the
following without further comment
LoGANsPoRT, Sept. l, 1915.
MeSSrS. ChdpmdnS = Enclosed please find two
dollars for the Sentinel for year from this date.
This is the mode every Democrat should take to
express his disapprobation of the suicidal policy of
Morrison & Co."
'sPARKE COUNTY, Sept. 1, 1915.
Gents. - The attempts of Morrison g. Co. to
establish a newspaper at indianapolis should rally
every Democrat in the State in your behalf; and
have hesitation in saying that every thing can
do for the interest of your paper shall be done. =
In good report and evil report you have stuck man.
fully and nobly TO the great interests for which we
have been contending. And now when victory has
perched on standard, | have idea that others
shall claim the fruits of victory, in effecting which,
the Sentinel has more than done its duty. Located
the seat of Government the official organ of the
party, II bas been placed in position where it had
the power of efectiEg good than all the other
papers in the State That it has used its position
and its power most successfully, must be acknowledged
by every man who has the good of cur more at
heart, than his selfish interests
*As it hid the power for good, so had it also the
power for era if it had listened those who desired
to control it and who, failing to do so, would
gladly break it down, that the State may again be
made 1hig; whereby, by management and bargaining
share Of the plurlder might be thrown to them.
We know that the writer could not have the least
disposition to detract from the able services of any of
the Democratic papers, not under the influence of this
junto nor would we claim having done but our
humble share of the duty enjoined on To them
ALL the Democracy indebted for their noble triumph
and desire no better hackers and assistants than
can be found in the Democratic editorial ranks in
Indiana. We do not intend that these remarks apply
in the least to such papers as the Political Beacon,
edited ~ by Ex-Cashier Dunn, and the family
CRAwFoRDsv1LLE, Sept L. 1S45.
MesSrs. ChdpmdnS IL regret that a few discon-
tented spirits should seek 10 destroy your business by
establishing another Democratic % paper at Indian
apolis. The democrats this section generally believe
that it will be productive of injury to success
and that, instead of harmony and union shall have
distraction and disafection. The concern may
possibly drag out few short months of existence
and then it will either go down to the " Tomb of the
Capulets," or join odrersaries. | predict this
much, because | have never known instance OF
this kind, that did not result in the way. You
may rest assured that shall do all can to aid you
because, although may occasionally differ with you
in relation to particular points, general thing
admire your bold, fearless, determined, persevering
course, and shall be glad to you retain your
present position, and command the same good wishes
and feeling from the Democracy of Indiana, thai
your past valuable and efficient services in the good
course have entitled you to-
| We could give many more of a similar character
as the above and which go more into particulars
but deem the above sufficient at this time.