Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

hsh standing and erudiiion with the leaders of that
par'y'-ihe Philadelphia North American-whicb
cannot refrain from asking YOU to Law before vour
readers not that one Of them in a thousand can be
i"und who has a fellow feeling for the man who
draws, nor The one who endorses such a note: but
Tor reasons Which viii assign as soon as they (vsur
readers get through with It's perusal
From The National IaielIigeacer, oct. l, 1877.
Tie Price OF Glory.
se@' oeai IS said nowadays, about the the excellent
% an immediate peace and, the people EVIDENT
uesie H. the extra newspaper folks manufacture
ing ana selling that effect We see al present
(sys the North Amecan) grounds for such
shuepatons The situation of the Mexicans ia regard TO
neH SOly 10 MAINTAIN the contest at this snslo
gous 10 that Of he Americans after General Howe had cap
S s1 PssdeiPhia, our capital and of government
we've not beaten, had they thoughts
u oehg Deaen ihey moved their Congress Lancaster
rolled up their sleeves and the work anew The
spent NE winter dancing, frolicking, and performing
pays ahd HshtHdzdS I'LL they had their Government IN
debt To must fghtlu amoun-an amount which staggered
even the noney-spending British Parliament The country
people aoou Phadep meanwhile were paid In guireas
ioi Whatever they sold 10 the enemy.
ihe parallel between this Of affairs and the present
e 0, ahsiS IN Mexico not quite cimplete; but 1t bids
S 70 become So Already we hear that Congress will
so'e IN some provincial town. General Scott will
giorI"usy INTO the Capital army viii reveI gloouy
In Tue HHis u the MoafezWaaS They Will pay glori-
Ousy Ion ahey buy with Brother Jonathan golden eases
and hard dollars and result will be Curious national
de6! Of about i've hundred millions dollars, least
MI. ro'K no doutt Is sick Of the great deal scker
II,
he has caught Tartar We all remember the story: Sap
tam nave caught Tartar" " Fetch him along them
ne won't come" Come along yourelf and leave him."
c1n ne Wont lei me-" IL Is an awkward pledicament
lof PRESIDENT to be IN, and he has the compassion Of all
inns ian people But the wars says its advocates, "has
brought much glory 80 TINE. Wing captains fight
well There is denying ,a But glory expensive
aee ahd TIE people are beginning 10 regret that their
PRESIDENT had not regarded the following prudent piece Of
aulce gwen Us IN the Edinburgh Review time
we can lniOm Jonathan what the inevitable
quenfes 81 beng too fond Of goy-TAxES upon anti
ce "ieh enters into the mouth, back
PeN uuue ne LOOT taxes upon every tang which II Is
pleasant 10 see hear feel taste taxes upon warmth
s ana oeomolon taxes every Thing earth aud the
waters under the eaTh every thing that comes from
aOioau OF l. grown at home; taxes the material
taxes on every fresh value Is added by the industry
OF mSn taxes on the which pampers mans appetite
@uo Tue Dug h't restores him health; the
whlch dee0Taes the judge and the rope which hangs the
CRIMINALS on The poor mans salt and itch mans spice
Q. me Oi1s na of he coffin and the baud of the bride
a. Oeu Ut OOdtd, eOuchant levant, pay The
schooOoy whips his taxed tops the beades youth manages
us taAed h0Te with taxed bride taxed road and
the oJ ing tng>hman pouring medicine paid
seven per Cent Into spoon that has paid fifteen per cent
hns' hm'eH back upon his chiniz bed which has paid
Weny Two pei cent, and expires in the Of apOihe
cary VINO haS paid lioeuce of hundred pounds foi the
privilege Of putting him 10 death. His whole property
then immediately taxed from two per Besides
lne probate large fees deminded for buying him
us VI tues axe handed down 20 po,teiy on taxed
maioe ana ne Is then gaheItd his fathers be taxed
m'le In addition 10 all this habit Of dealing with large
sums will make the Government avaicius aud pouse and
spies ani inidImef. aud still resilient OF po-
cal tools and retsnes odious
sciplon while the pfodigous patronage which the collect
- o .S splendid revenue will throw into the hands Of
Government Will invest it with influence aud
mold Out such means and temptations to corruption all the
virtues anu public spirit, Of republicans, viii be unable
10 resist.
Every wise Jonathan should remember ,his'
"hat England America become, il the lust Of
conquest cultivated by her rulers aud sanctioned BY her
people This war has already a hundred millions
oil dollars and its expense 20 increasing long
IL continues, IN quadruped ratio Standing armies
DC man aned al an immense cost thousands Of military aud
ns Oeefs must subsIst the public purse, and crowds
oil contractors viii dIan the public treasury. We ask the
people oil PennSyvaniahe taxpayng peope-tO think Of
thi'' and 10 determine whether they will encourage that
slate OIL things which the reviewer graphically describes
Inc approaching election will be regarded te>t aud
should hdr skunk succeed his be claimed
evidence that The National Administration with ITS myriad
costing war; and all IT. other oUages confidence
OF our farmers aud working meu.-North american.
Well" think ! hear you ask, what reasons
have you to assign for asking to repubsh such
perfect specimen of federalism as the above evidently
Is My answer IS because
Ist- l know and 80 do you. many honest meaning
men, especially amongst the farmers and mechanics
OF Indiana, who attached TO the Wing party, and
who, when they hear it SAID that torvisui of 1915
Federalism Of 1872, and whigism Of 1870 are one
nesh, become 50 eXasperated That we see once how
a base SANDER.
ID. ! believe such men will, when they are con-
vlnced-by the very words, sentences, articles and
speeches OF the leaders of the wing party-iat such
assertions are not jGSe, but true abandon it, and 90
over to the place IN politics that their conscences tell
them they naturally belong To. Pride of opinion 4;
reluctance to acknowledge that they have hitherto
been IN the wrong; and a want Of moral courage to
enable them TO bear themselves, unierrifedly called
= turn-coas, by those who are not so honest as
themselves, may keep many, and doubtless will, from
exercising their honest independence Of mind and
action; but when you give the man who earns his
bread-not by pandering to the rich and the we'll
born, the banker or the money lensler, but by the
honest labor of his hands and his mental faculties
Hgh, he VIII follow it, let political consequences be
what they may; and Of all the lights that are calcu-
lated to produce the saiuiary effects upon such
mems minds, beacon lights, or such as are produced
by the very objects to be avoided are the most efca-
clous; and such regard, in eminent degree the
Wing North Americans article above, short though
II be- endorsed as 1t is by the Wing National lnte-
gencer.
Let examine it for moment None will DENY
that it IS Thigism Of 1Si0-'47 Upon that question
argument Is entirely unnecessary. Is it not also
JeaeTaiSm OF 1917, and TyiSm of 1776 Who
does not remember how very religious in profession,
both ct the old ISHS were and, according to this
article, all Christian people are moved with compass
SION Tor the present prsdicameH of the individual who
now nils with such distinguished ability the office of
FTeStaet; but who, some few months ago. according
to the same journals. these identical Christians had
never heard Of or. If they had merely that he was
The grandson Of an old tory Of the revolution; as
tnOugn ihat II true, was objection 10 him, espe-
cally with them
Further: Is 1t necessary to spend ink and paper in
proof OF the assertion that in both Of our wars with
Great Britain the tories in the revolution and the
lederalisiS OF the last war; were on the side Of the