Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26
Ne1ysnaners.

Newspapers.
"THE TrMEs"-We have received the first num-
Der Of the Weekly paper under the above title which
takes the place Of the ~. s. Journal" at Washing
ton city, H H. Robinson, formerly one Of the edi-
tors of the Cincinnati Enquirer, is the editor OF
the Times" and undoubtedly will administer the
duties Of his new position with ability and success
In relation the growing out Of the new ar
rangement, the editor says:
1--WE are attached to no Presidential aspirant. We
have formed interest with any section, faction, or
phase Of party, engaged IN now, or looking remotely
to- the eel alton of any ind vidua combination OF
individuals. But be more emphatic in reference to
the "su-cession" We are rot only not committed,
in word or act, but hare choice"
As to his principles and measures, he observes:
ave will say in brief, al this moment, and avail
ourSef of the future enlarge upon the questions,
that radically, constitutionaly opposed to eve
~ species of paper-money banking, whether by the
Government or by individuals by authority of Gov
eminent whether by States the authority Of States
We are OPPOSED IL any tariff policy that is not con-
fined strictly TO revenue purposes alone and Is not
governed bv the simple and single demands of prudent
and economical Government expenditures. We are
the advocate Of thorough, speedy and final separa-
ton of Bank and State, and TO this end shall labor to
the extent of our means aud ability. If the Sub
Treasury measure established under Mr.. Van Buren,,
can be made restrictive, and If the separation
then partially effected, he certainly secured
now by more summary operations, we will be the
warmer in our support Of any such measure. We
only desire the total repuda ion of Bank paper by the
action of Government, and the earliest possible
turn to the Of the currency of the Constitution.
son the Oregon question we feel like most Of the
Western peope-that tle ichole territory as ours
ours by every species of right, to speedily obtain
which nor treaty nor compromise nor arbitration nor
procrastination should be longer endured"
"MoRRIs's National Press. a Journal for Home, V
George P. Morris, Elitor-We have received the
first number of the paper, under the above title
Just commenced at New York city. II is very large
and handsomely printed sheet and filed with choice
matter. Those DESTROYS of procuring cheap and
valuable literary newspaper from the East cannot dc
better than send for the National Press" Terms
50 year, or s. for three copies, in advance.
1.-THE Ono Passive have received severn
numbers of semweekly paper under this title, pub
lished twice week at Columbus, Ohio, by Eli T
Tappan 1t is very handsomely printed, and edited
with ability In politics it is of the hard-money de-
mocratic school,, and speaks its sentiments without
disguise We wish it all success in It's assaults upor
the enemy Of Labor, whatever shape it may assume
CT The "True American published at Paoli
Orange county, Las passed from The hands Of Mr.
ComiRgore TO those of A. J. Stevens Esq. This vii
be beneficial change both TO the paper and the pub
lie. The American for some months past ha:
seemed to seek every possible occasion fair and un
fair, essail the best Of the democratic party
THIS, though not perhaps Of serious injury to them
was TO some extent annoyance, which is not likely
to be continued by Mr.. Stevens.
Mr.. c. 3. BENTLY has commenced new paper a
Centreville, Ind. This makes six papers in Wayn,
County.
There are 43 daily papers published in New York
viz: In New York city 10, Brooklyn 3, Albany .
Troy 3. Saratoga Springs 3, Buffalo A, Rochester 3
Syracuse 3 Utica l, LockPort l. Pen Yam l, Gene
va /.
O-George Kent, who editor Of the Indians
State Journal two years sInce has become editor o
the Boston Sun.