Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29

OL.5-John E. Kingsbury, one of the abolition COM
mittee appointed question the wing and democratic
candidates for Congress, has funny manifesto in
the last " Free Press" which is very much after the
grandiloquent style of Santa Anna, and the plain
object of which is. to stimulate such aboitonists as
himself, to vote for McCarty instead of their own
candidate. Take the following as fair specimens of
the ridiculous affair:
"lst. never will suffer five ignorant negro slaves
TO represent my interest in Congress- when three in.
telligent white frecmen can be made to take their
place."
This means, we suppose, that three lchite freemen
can be made out of five black slaves Certainly a
miraculous transubstantiation, to be accomplished
probably by equally wonderful transudation -
something perhaps after the manner of the sweating
process - of Grefenberg's Water Cure. Mr.. Kings
bury, it appears, is ignorant of the fact that while
only three.fths of the sGue population is counted as
part of the basis of represenaton-aa the colored
population is counted in the free States for the
purpose Mr. Kingsbury-take hat!
Again
I'D never will complain of negro association.
long the President Senate, House of Represen-
tatives and most of the principal officers of the Gen.
eral Government to which belong, hold the tenure
of their Office by the ratio influence of class of
beings, (negro saves) degraded than the horse
ride, or the dog that guards my house, and for fear
shovld affront my superors by seeming neglect of
consideration to their black constituency
Better and more Of 1.-THE pathos only exceed by
the bathos White freemen it would appear, are to
be Transmitted not only out of black slaves but also
out of beings more degraded than horses or dogs !
Wonderful achemist Thy transcendant genius
shall be chaunted in shn-bone alley by every picanin-
ny therein, and thy shall be RECALLED forever by
the music of "de ole law-bone," and the ear-tickng
rattle of the jolly castenets You "will never COM
plain of negro association" No, indeed You shall
rejoice at it aud be glad its perfumes shall regale
your ofactories with sweets unrvalled out of Africa
and this glorious congomeration of delicious inuen-
ce>, shall evermore act healing balm to your
afflicted spirit, and insure it against every future in
Fiction of locofocosrn or of ''ant-bank kydrophobia!
Saw my leg off
Having executed these empyreal flights, Mr.. Kings
bury suddenly lets himself down to the lower region
of defamation, in which he assails Judge Wick with
the second hand and refuted mpuatons derived from
the Journal; and of fulsome adulation, with which
he bedaubs Mr.. McCarty, in the hope of making
him pass muster. by the help of the Wimot pro-
viso humbug, as candidate good enough for the abo
litionists. This part of Mr.. Kinesbury's commune
cation is about logical the extracts we have
quoted above. Its absurdties might afford Amusement
to readers, but cannot afford the space neces
sary to exhibit them. To those who are curious W,
would commend the Free Press of the 10th, which
contains it, under note in which Mr.. De Puy, witt
good deal of covert humor, calls to it "specia
attention."