Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-09
Joseph G.. Marshall.

tour through the Northern part OF the State wlthlh
the last two weeks, spoken OF receiving gene
raj commentator He viii receive n strong vote IN
that quarter. And, indeed hear that his prospect
Is good in every portion of the State Let his friends
turn out the election day and he certainly VIII be
our next Goyernor-Siate journal.
The Journals sources of information must be very
peculiar. The newspapers which We receive from
the North, and get nearly all Of them, tell very
different story from that indicated by the Journal.
From two, which happen TO be this moment at hand,
copy extracts, which will tend in degree TO
show how much the Journal has been deceived by its
own hopes, by the partial representations Of Mr..
DIarshall's friends.
From the Goshen Democrat, June %.
JOSEPH G. MAasmALL-This gentleman made his advent
in Goshen Monday last Large haDdbs had announced
his coming for several days. and from exeitOns mae with
that object big meeting might have been expected Very
different the result As for the speech, confess
very tame; and in common with others, we suffered
much Disappointment Prepared TO give Mr. Marshall can
did hearing and respectful notice. repaired 10 the court
house. with view Of having readers profit By the eo
quence Of this Corwin Of Indiana but IN return for all
this hour Of dull place only recompense
The whole affair in fact ds and dspirited that
felt 10 give up the undertaking.
lie dealt altogether in negatives. He was no PARTISAN
and in his part of the State generally regarded
party man lie despised and hated party aud party
split And yet he was Wing aud always had been.
He made quite effort in the place the
stigma Of federalism from modern WhiggeIy The old Fed
ea patty had long since become deceased and its members
were distributed amongst both parties Of the present day
Could any enc suspect that modern wings would hold out
beacon lights TO the enemies OF their country And Mr.
NJ then pointed to the fact, with cir Of triumph that
there Wings ralying volunteers TO their counys
defence in the present contest with Mexico
The Wing party sustained and advocated the United States
Bank because old institution, and they op
posed TO tamperng with the currency They OIesaw that
10 strike that monster down would create reyuson,
tract the circulating medium and bring podigous dis
aster and they predicted results opposed
its overthrow Mr. NJ believes that banks beneficial to
the country. but don't straw whether there is
tanned in existence or no and so it is with the Whg party
10 fact he thinks il popular 10 oppose banks!
The Tariff was then alluded 10 quite way. So Of the
State Debt bill lie thought it would appear in the end
that scheme got merely to subseTve the interests
Of the Bond holders by influencing the soekmaketi but
aid that, in to question from Gov. Whitcomb at
Indianapolis he replied that had he been in his place. he
would have sanctioned the Bill.
lie adveted to the fact Of his having originally voted
against the bill abolishing Imprisonment for Deb-denied
much to make speech, as TO show himself and
:, get acquainted
We have M comments Though Marshall may not be a
Joey thing certan-he not the man he has been
cracked up 10 be.
i From The L,porfe Tocsin, June &C.
j. G. MARsHALL-This gentI, delivered himself of a
violent partisan speech TO an audience oil some 2OO at The
count House in this place, Friday last
Ills speech greatly disappointed both parties Looked up
to as one of the first Wings in the State an able argument
alive and dgned speech, in which both State aud national
would be discussed expected But his speech
consisted almost wholly of abuse OF the democratic party
utterly unfounded malicious attacks upon the administration
and groveliDg abuse of Governor Whit
comb for the appointment Of and talented Supreme
Judge Mr. Perkins but without adducng iotl Of proof
TO sustain his attack matters mostly thrown
touched upon all except his beloved bantng the unronst
tuonal Wing Bankrupt Law which he stroye hard TO
by voting in State Legislature against
structing COngresmen TO for its repeal Neither in
speaking of State as did he advert Of the greatest
and most phanhropic Of the age the abolition
of imprisonment for debt which he sturd opposed when
in the State Legislature. As lawyer, perhaps he had
right to sympahise with the poor debtor
singular circumstance, that during the whole Of his
speech, addressed himself exclusively to
peag admit that he could not be elected unless he could
obtain large number Of democratic votes.
We the the time at present to review
the whole Of the gentemans effort, but have taken
notes which we shall hereafter We will examine his
course upon Mexican affairs, promising that simi
lar his other topics.
Those who heard Mr. Marshall will rceollec with what
zcst he emua,ed the example Of Xantppe OF DID, pouring
his filthy the heads Of the administration charging
il with causing the existing war-to what contemplate SUBJ
teuges he resorted to throw odium upon it, and to what
pful demagogueism he stopped in his attempt to bring
down his level His remarks the embodiment
Of all that belteing and disgusting patty spirit Even
the official correspondence between the two countries was
to place government in the
for the vile purpose of making political capital IT
Mexican speech-Mexco always right; the United States
ever in the wrong.
Mr. Marshall further: He stated roundy and with
out any qualification whatever that the administration coo
and deliberately brought for party purposes
that was not its policy or desire to speedily close IT.
more infamous falsehood than this coined
The Wing Bnney forgery ana Ogles OMNIBUS OF lies are
fools it, 1t is Of piece with the declaration of the
trail organ Of whiggey at Washington which finds but two
papers this State reckless and lost 10 shame
doTse 1.-THE Journal and the lesser light Of the Register
that the Executive sending army to the Rio GTsnde
had the souls of Of fellow citizens, knsmer
and brethren to the valley OF the shadow Of DEATH"
Now mark how plain tale shall put this bare faced
fasehood down. In his Message, the Executive the
following unequivocal language;
81 deem proper to declare that is my anxious desire
not only terminate hosties speedily, but to bring al
matters in dispute between this government and Mexico e
early and dicable adjustments and in this view shall
prepared negotiations whenever Meric0 oiH
propositions shall be ready to make propositions
her olpn.
We ask the Wings of Indiana if they give
the seal and sanction of their authority by their vote
this rotten demagoguem Of their candidate Is not the
will descend to such utterly unworthy
their votes