Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-11
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with the singular Condition OF the county, 10 place them
again at the head Ct the government 1t not necessary
for Iecapuiac the SiTugge> which have
to describe the indmtatc spirit OF friends their fl
nal glorious tuml the OF James k Polk. An
other then opened to His administration has just
commenced lie to carry out the principles of The
REPUBLICAN PARTY and the pledges 70 that end under which
he elected. lie takes the JE~ersoNIAN ERA for his
Standard and too iow i = support the pIirc-
pies of the Republican FAITH give admin
fair, literal, and efficient support We Will oppose
lattudnous constitution Of the constitutions NATION
BANK any Of its fomSan exttavagant and
tional sysem Of National Internal lmprovemens-an insd-
ious Distribution of the Proceeds Of Public Landsthe
Assumption OF Debts, and Bankrupt Law
dsgI aced the stature book in 1912
We shall contend unjust and unequal tariff
We will support fair AID Just standard. This
should be moderate in ise AID sufficient TO raise adequate
along with the proceeds Of the public lands, meet
the Of the government economically adminstc ed
We are, therefore, favor Of The mt shened system
which has Deer suggested y the experience and The
of TIE treasurya system ajuted scale consonant
With all the gea and various estS If the union without
sections" Ii l. hoped that the time al hand
wherein and equal System of lie niIo-
duccd in to silence complaint aud equalze the bless
ings aud the Burdens of .vcriment Such are salts
fed sptit the Presidents admirable
gura whose general Of The and principles
of government may safely defy Liberal criticisms
Ct the late Engh n'nals looks to revenue standard
duties honestly levied for purpose raising
cessary funds 10 deay The economical expenses Of the
and to be levied in such equalize
lar as pactcabe The pubic burdens upon all casss and
sections.
deem our sole duty to respect those essen
tia compromises in the constitution which secured its adop
ton These '.lhc of spt Of amiy, and 81
tat mutual Difference and which the pccuarity
of political situation rendered lnii>pcnsabe They d-
eoy condemned The rash and meedleome disposition on
the part of the abotont, inteTfe with the peculiar
institutions of potion the cnfedeiacy, which is
strongly calculated DIST public councils
alarm a the UNroN itself.
We pledge ourselves Likewise to sustain the admniStra-
efforts which VIII o to the Unit
ei States the undtubed possession Of Oregon. However
much the late English journals have pretended To dep
ccate-hovever il ihev may have ridcnled our right to
flp tftr.f af 10 If
the American government We feel assured that, the
seitlem Mt Of tits moncnious question: nothing al be omit
ted by the President Of he United States which may be de-
manded by proper spirit Of cancellations and due regard
TO he rlsh's and honor OF cur county.
But other subjects call up attention; and at
this time tfanscending all ohtr Is the question of
TryAs 1t scarcely necessary for pledge
all eff to The final can>ummaiion Of that gieat que
ton None have been more zealousy devoted than our
selves The admission Of The oonslea
on. Should any difficulties the plIt Of her gov
eminent, Of the e United States, shall
spare no cXe.tI0DS TO remove them
These important questions adjusted, and the tariff
system bought to the moier revenue paint, then
tranquility in pa,ly ielaonshut peace,
nerer The Danger can never be otet 50 0tg have
patty contend with like the federal whiga party which
actuacd by such false principles, which strong
self 50 ably organized close oemented together 20 id
atfou>ly fatally peed by
its excied passions, and is molthe' pride. They
preparing to attack the AtnrrRArroN to mislepre
abuse appnutnen and pull
REPUBLICAN 2AEIY, IN order that they may rise upon It's
IunS.
For elves prep red 20 resist them and
hereafter vigorously the editor Of this paper has done
for f,rty years. Wiih such opposition
expect constant cncountei, g. Wa hing
ton with de eimned spIit 10 resist hemO expose Their
edox rgiu cples-o cle away and
Gle the election of their leaders We shall attempt
di>cha ge duty hne under due Of tie aigni-
the We shall be wiling pc with adj
aries not in personal abuse but with fair argument in
the open field.
70, the purpose Of resisting formidable an opposition
shall spare honorable en'rt to keep party
united We hold that This government belongs TO The
Of the SrArrSihat it their give and take
the highest Offices OF The REPUBLIc-and that every
man however distinguished by ability services should
calmly shall peae people call
c service such was the ui,c pursued by our patty at
the election. Such the in which James X.
pix ha been called from his elremenf and such The
ample which the people will hereafter initiate, If the present
administration shall be crowned with the benefits which
cry good vi he's and With every honest patriot will
attempt accomplish. la event. i'll seek to make
ell ctive. aud, for this purpose. TO
Warrington 10 ca1y ont The pledge under winch Mr. Polk
has elected, and 10 keep party united. We of
cousr, fun deie minat avoid all premature
contests for tie succession. Pie .ed II candidate,
clique lIcjudioed again portion Of
ty extend the tight hand OF fellowship TO
section and Ia every homes, eubcan we GU TO our post o
duty disturb, but nnton to offend, but To
cate ye IN every case 10 discharge our du y taking for
best guides tie principles OF the c0nsIituon ana tie IN
telcss of gu couttiy
MI POLK has publicly declared his to remain in
office for ou yeas only lie is doubt anxious to testify
his attitude to hs equity r the signal honor which she
has paid his pure Republican lIine pIcs his distinguished
integrity and ali v by zcalousv tevoing himself her
service lie is anxious t, do III the good
compli,h in The course Of hi administration
srous Of pealiIg ". him. with tieiior MEANS and an
humber shere in the atlIoc object
The "UNlN" vlli no., how.v c lie exclusively confined
10 politics We shall embrace within design the great
and Improvements of the States occasona.
ons into lie Of literature AMI science, aud in lne all
such matters into the miscellaneous Of
newspaper, whenever God Sufficient space
duce them readers Our potion at Wa hington WILL
enable 10 collect moiinalon iom corespondencc with
the enr .ned agents of our COVE oad and
pot the condition Of distant countries, through the accom-
iii he'd ofccis OF naval squhdions we snail ho' fai
all ourselves these ard other favorable opportunities
10 improve our columns. aud 10 infoim our readers.
launch tank in few days, aud commit 1t TO
the beI spirit Of al enlightened county
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