Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-07-13
HANcocK County. July 3. Is4s.

MEssRs EDITORS Since the Baltimore and Philadelphia
Conventions determined their selections given
manifestation OF the wisdom and candor of the parties,
deem not tTanscendng the bounds Of political popety to
something of consi,tencyihe attribute of resson-ihe
ties, Of sincerity with which percepibe absurdiy and
tTadctlon incompatible
The Baltimore Nomination conceive TO oe in strict ac-
cordance with the
creed Gen. Cas- is the possessor of honesty wsdOm
atty patriotism and integrity the cherished qualities and
principles Of American statesman. He is opposed
National Bank high protective tariff distribution of
the proceeds Of the public lands among the States and
exavagan system of internal improvement by the General
Government.
He is in favor Of Independent Treasury revenue ia
h The judcious exercise Of the power pre-
servation of national honor and to
all Of which the Democratic party cordially subscribe
His opinions these and all the other gIeat political cues
lions Of the day. he has freely and uneservedy given Il
is therefore perfectly consistent that the Democratic party
should nominate The able and fearless defender Of the pin
cples which they believe to be most conducive
tiOna prosperity
But suppose declare criminal UNJUST and
unhoy, aud then Immediately declare him by whom
perpetrated supesvey just and good would any upon
whom has fallen the blessing Of thought think rational
and sincere think not Well glaringly Inconsistent,
irrational this the domination OF Gen. Taylor by
the Wings Have they ceased to advocate principles IL
so, the party exist For without principles
there can be no party and If the party to exist what
composition Of other PARTIES will they resolve themselves
into faction and become the vot,ry Of secret design II
the party still exists and stands the broad basis OF de-
fined position why did they nominate man who SAID I'm
no can permit myself to be the candidate OF any par
iy yield myself to party schemes -IayoIs etlef 10
the editor of the Cincinnati Signal dated May 49, 1S47
IL the Wings believe the with Mexi-o unjust aud un-
holy and that il brought by the marching OF the
American army ON 10 the Rio del Nore why did they nomi
a who said 81 cannot TOO strongly recommend
position that river l"-Doc 1856, p 81 IL the
Wings believe they said in lS44 that none but expert.
enced highly qualified should be President OF
the United States why did they nominate man who never
filled civil Office, scarcely voted vote in his life
Ii the Wings believe that military should be supported
in preference any other why did they oppose the election
OF Gen. Jackson and Richard M. johnson II the Wings
DO not believe in restraining unwaantable egsaiion BY
the exercise of the power why do they wish Pres
dent at ALL he could be Of but stupidity to nod
sent 10 that which would be beyond his power TO alter or
abolish III the Wings Of Indiana do believe that the
Indiana Volunteers fugitives and having recorded
IN the archve. Of the nson and handed down stain
upon them aud their posleTy for ages will they vote FOE
man WIN 30 says and refuses aler We will expect
cOnsstent answer at the ballot box J. w. II.
The whiu marty has moi hoan truo 10 itsalf and N