Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07

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ious Distribution of the Proceeds of the Public Landslide
Assumption Of State Debts, and such Bankrupt Law 4,
disgraced the statute book in 1912.
We shall contend against unjust and unequal tariff
We will support fair and standard This
should be moderate in ITSELF aud sufficient adequate
along with the proceed Of the public lands meet
the expenses of the government economically
We therefore, in favor Of the most enlightened system
which has suggested by the experience and the wants
OF the treasury"a system ijusted scale
with all the and various of the Uuon without
secons' Ii is hoped that the time near at hand
cuced in order to silence complaint and equaze the bless
ngs and the burdens OF government Such, salts.
fed is the spirit of the Presidents late admirable
gua whose general views of the character and principles
of government safely defy all the Iiiberal criticisms
of the English journals IL looks
duties honestly levied for purpose of raising
cessry funds 10 deay the economical expenses Of the
eminent; and to be levied in such equsze
far practicable the public burdens upon all CLASSES and
sections.
We shall deem solemn duty respect those
tia compromises in the constitution which secured its adop
ton. These were "ihe result Of split of amiy. and u
that mutual difference and which the popularity
Of political situation rendered ndspens abe They de
rettly condemned the rash and metdesume disposition
part aboitionists interfere with peculiar
institutions OF ore portion of the confedeacy, which is
strongly calculated to distract public councils aud
ate some alarm about The UNION itself
We pledge ourselves likewise sustain the adminisra-
ton in the efforts which Will be made to the Unit
ed Estates the undstu bed possession Of Oregon However
much the late English journals have pretended TO dep
recate-however idly they have rdcued right 10
the counry-we entertain doHtt about the just title Of
the American Wei feel assured that In the
settlement of this question: nothing will be omit
ted by the President Of The United States which be de-
nanded by proper spirit Of cancellations and due regard
TO The rights and honor CT our country.
But other sub ects now call upon attention and at
this time anscendng all Others, the question Of ANNEX
Texas. Itis scarcely necessary for Iledse
all Efforts 10 The final consunmaon of that great
ton Nome have been more zealousy devoted than our
selves the admission OF The into oonsiela
on Should difficulties the pat Of her gov
eminent, Of The WINGS Of the United States we shall
spare exertions 10 remove them
These important questions adjusted and the tariff
system bought TO the proper p.:nt. We may then
expect more tranquility in patty ela ons-but peace.
" 10 with like the federal whig-a party which
actated hy such false principles which so strong In 1T
self ably organized closely cemented together i'd IL
ousy attached TO il leaders and fatally impellcd by
excited passions and lis mortified pride They
preparing 10 attack the TO misIepre
sent measures abuse its appointment and pull down the
REPUBLICAN, PARTY in order that they may rise upon Its
runs.
For ourselves are prepared 10 resist them now, and
hereafter as vigorously a the ed OF this paper has done
for than forty years With such opposition
must expect constant encounte-and we 60 TO Wahing-
ton with deie rmined Split resist herto expose their
sdox principes-to clear away misrepresentation and
bale the election Of their leaders We shall attempt 10
discharge duty hope under of the sieni
~ of the We shall be willing cope with adj
veraes not in personal abuse but with fair argument IN
the open field
For the purpose Of resisting so formidable an opposition.
shall spare honorable effort keep party
united We hold that this belongs TO the PEo-
away the highest Offices Of the REPUBLrc-and that every
man. distinguished by ability services should
calmly wait until ii shall peae the people TO call him into
Such the pursued party at
Such the manner in which James X
been called from his retirement and such is the ex-
ample which the people will hereafter initiate If present
shall be cowncd with the benefits which ev-
cry good wi-hcs. and which every honest patriot VIII
attempt accomplish In event, will seek TO make
effective aud, for this purpose we 60 10
Wa hington carry the pledge under which Mr. Polk
has elected and keep party united We 90, OF
couIse with the finn determination TO AVOID all p.ma'ae
contests for the succession Pledged to candidate. COM
clique, prcudced again portion o our par
y extend The light hand OF fellowship TO every
aud every honest republican, 10 post OF
DUTY not disturb bot untenot 10 offend, but 10
cate yet every 10 discharge duty. taking Tor
best guides the principles OF the constitution and the n-
eIests Of our county.
Mr. Polk has publicly declared his Intention remain Ia
office for foul only lie is doubt anxious e. testify
hi, gratitude 10 his county for the signal honor which she
has paid his republican principles his distinguished
integrity and a'y. by zealousy devo'ing himself to her
service lie anxious t. do all the good which he can ac
conph in the of his administration, aud we aie de-
sirous Of perstug with him. with inferior means, and an
humber sphere. IN the same patriotic object
The "UNiON" will however lie exclusively confined
10 politics We shall embrace wbin design The great
n'ee>ts improvements OF the States occasional
Of literature and science and in fine, all
such matters into the miscellaneous contents Of
newspaper whenever h"d sufficient space TO intro.
iuce readers Our potion at 'hngon will
enable to collect information om correspondence with
the enlightened Of nncn alb DAD, and 10
port the condition Of distant countries through the accom-
i he'd officers Of naval quiions. We shall not fail
OF these and other favorable opportunities
10 improve our courns and to nfom readers.
We shall launch baIk in few days, and commit II to
The liberal spirit of enlightened county.
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