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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

1.-THE PEN."-The revolution in France. achieved
by men who have used the pen and argument their
weapons instead of the sword, has recalled the fine
passage which BULwER puts into the mouth Of Rich
ELIEU, the sagacious Cardinal of France
- Beneath the rule uf men
Entirely great, the Pen is mighler than the sword.
Behold the arch enchanter's wand Itself nothing
But catching sorcery from the master has
To paraIyze the Caesars, and to strike
The loud earth breathess
Take away the sword
States can be saved without t!''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

o. Do fail to read the proceedings of the Ger
man meeting, especially the eloquent resolutions,
which will be found in another column.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

The Boston Chronoiyps says that Webster is ar
English nobeman born in this country, by mistake
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

THE DIAMOND CEMENT advertised in this days pa
per is one of the most useful articles have seen
in a long time. The public should examine it. We
are especially anxious that the ladies should do So,
satisfied that many dime be saved by its
The agent remains but few days in town.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

The literary societies Of Dartmouth College, have
prepared for the Hon. Lewis Cass, as present, a
splendid cane.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

A VrcToRY THE democrats have just carried Har
risburg, Pa, which whig last year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
Dick Thomson.

The people of the 7th district must be somewhat
surprised at the extraordinary versatility of talent
which has been displayed by their Representative dur
ing the present session Of Congress. He has been
drawing his eight dollars day and making stump
speeches in Connecticut. He was conspicuous dur
ing the winter for his bitter wing speeches; his
speeches in churches at Bible societies. Tract Mis-
sionary and other religious societies he was mana
ger of a grand ball and the last we hear of him is
in the character Of committee man to solicit patron
age to a complimentary benefit for an actress
named JULIA DEAN!
As evidence of Dicks partizan efforts upon the
stump, take the following from the n Y. Tribune,
of March 25th.
Connecticut! All hands,!
Hon. THOMAS CORWIN of Ohio will address the
Freemen of Connecticut the political questions of the
day,
AT Middetown, to-day, Saturday, 25th instant.
AT Merlden, Monday, 9th.
AT Hartford, Tuesday 26th.
At Norwich, Wednesday, Q9th.
In Windham Co., Thursday, Both.
Hon. R. w. THOMPSON of Indiana, will also
At Middetown, to-day, 18th instant.
AT Derby, Monday, 9th
At Hartford, Tuesday 18th.
At Cheshire, Wednesday 29th.
AT New Milford, Thursday, 30th.
AT Danbury, Friday, 3lst.
He who lets a cloudy day, even a rainy one, pre-
vent his hearing such speakers will regret long
he lives.
Dick is here placed second only to Tom Corwin
of Ohio, who Is cracked up to be such terrible great
man
But Dick is greater than Corwin a committeeman
for Miss Julia Dean the actress. Are Dicks familV
at Washington We don't know.
We copy the following from the New York Dis
patch-from a long account of the affair Several
wing dignitaries alluded to, but we can't spare
room for the whole account:
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Dispatch.
A full and graphic account of the
JUL Liza DEAN Ii NETT
AdeIphi Theatre,
Washington, ID. c.
Together with Biographical Notices of the
COMMITTEE OF DONORS,
And description of the
The whole transmitted from Washington this
Office, over the Telegraph Line, in the short
time OF one hour twenty seven minutes
snd sixteen seconds, and mmedi-
alely put in type by unri-
vailed corps of compost
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

Louis Philippe owns 10000 600 dollars worth of
property New York-so tho papers say.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
Extract Of Latter from Volunteer Officer in Mssieo

~ AHAND1s NOO J
INDIANAPOLIS, April 10, 1913.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04
IIlI, FINANCES

The Secretary II he Treasury. ii letter u tIe
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives INTENDED to BE-
presented the first day oftIe session. but which has
found ts way T. the public through the Baltimore sun
informs The House that there will be wanting ID carry III
the Government until The Isl July lS49 mre han Ten
millions m dollars. besides the appropriations provd,
ed last session. In the Annual Report he stated what
would be wanted FIR the present fiscal year. This VIA.
granted. le came before the House again for another
Of -four five millions with the renewed decarl-
lion that his would be ample to all demands dur
ing the year. No trusted to his declaration at the
'ime-and now see him contrasting that he Vas uis-
taken 10 tile amount If ien millions And this il Ie
Unions brilliant fnancicr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04
ABDIT Rims Sc

We have seen vlrie'y OF ruins in our time We
have seen palace like structures, which amhion reared
and pride gaZ.d until became DIZZY with derbt re
dured by the devourins element few short hours Ii
heap OF snouderiHL ruius-we have seen a gallant
oak the glory Of The forest throwing lis nrs inches wide
and high, shIvered torn. and scattered in fragments by
boil from The Thunder coud-up have seen beautiful
creatures, hy'ited BY raeis and skeched BY painters
WhPr ~ the grasp Of disease. until thew were
"SanS eyes. sans teeth. sans evervlhinU''
which had made hem wor,hlplul-and we have seen
stately ship which rel iced she spnrned the pillows At
her Prov disnan Ted, aud stranded bv the demon IL tn
tempest But the associations that clustered around each
ot these admired Objects suddenly reduced 70 ruins y,
nea'h fearful power As melancholy as The as
socailons which tlrlng about that proud Platform " bicb
tel INTO mass Of shapeeSs ruins Def re the majesty az
az indignant people, ~ the lobe remembered 1lh
day q this month. The that y that ornnr wv,
That Platform with al lis crooked and cross grained tin
pes well SET. The Baltimore architects who asll,n4i
II into resemblance nothing previously seen nrad.
ted hai II would last through years in defiance Of
All We elements OF opposition that Ih beat ar tinst IL
pc Democracy Of the country appaudej s archectu-
IA, sk isSymmetry and b-any and theQ orc devices
which were seen about and tuudIv hoped il was orr.
81 nose contTivances OF human ingenuity which the
- NV ord would MT willingly let die''
Ihe caoasc characters inscribed upynit were socontri
yea rs to present meanings different to men Mo view
ga mem om dfirr.nt points Of The compass lust as some
ui lh'Se Signs winch UccASiIray Sc pres4n rent
facs 10 persons viewing them in font from, ha tb
d. 10 these who view them from points ID ana down a
street. ihls Platform. reared with 81 n4u-h sb,r b,
zlned over win . many dubious p;ilnS regarded
win 50 mach affection by oSeqnlJus parlizans ooned
up IN all lis glory IN the beams If morniu1 but ,ybp
the sun sank beneath western hills it was battered and
crushed into mss III runsl
There Is hing ii its world % well calculated u
induce morazIng mood pile Of ruins 4 man
At can pass by what was gra structure which
as suddenly fallen TO pieces, may very safely be said To
-n-iptiI 20 HcltitI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

ulirllss have other Effect hdsen it.. We
might 90 further and say calculaei produce the
very evils which they deprecatr. And above alI South
Carolina is the last State in The nth which should take
the initiative in such movement, 4 southern and
northern candidate presented to her in the late
vass-the slave lolder the other reyier and Up
pln.nt il principle ofslavery.
Though tile imel champion 81 Southern Z ghts
size dstIEsied the frner. and hrr vote fir
ho Acknowledges that he anxious TO vote for
the Wiluut Provsl II addition to this. the eldIug
political journal in that STATE, the ChIrlestnn Mercury
considered Mr.. Folk conduct III signing tile Oregon bill
with he Prcvso attached IT. a. highly ''pririotic.'-
Tile Northern States had receded from tile Missouri
Cunpro,nSe-had declared lha; they would submit 10
line If division and that slavery shoulI be in
trodured iu'1 any new Territory. North Of South Of
TIL parallel DO a.. Sd minutes. In view N this fact
the President should have d>raLardad The VII Cumpru,
Mise na~much the other parry t. it hal already done
SOur in giving his sanction the PrvIs HHdr these
circumstances he surrendered The consuinality Of The
whole eson And yet South Carolina and the Charles
ton Mercury approve NIr Puhs course ~ hrinr 'pl
rioc," ana vote fir Lewis Cas- WIN has endorsed ali
the Of his ad administration. Vns is the Safe aud
these the who would be the guardians If the South
who they seem to think is i'll in her sraddIng cloths
reght ihe ireband whch Tad happily Been quenchcd
W the election az Gen HI Taylor One would think the
natural vision of :. Carolina Politicians, like certain
gsases inverted every iing hat within It's range
n haever may ha the course Of others. we hone tic
people 5t Georgia viii ranln firm in her present pn-
ton. w e have nothing 10 gain BY such movement
and everything ID 1Se. II is premature iladvi~ed a..
dangerous. When evil comes let Us Geet it, but do not
seek to provoke it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04
All which is respectfully submitted.
WM. b. CHFTTENDEN, Presidenf.n

The Union makes parade IF magnaniiiy IL coi-
Tossing that letter from Gen Taylor, acknowledging
the receipt Of war horse, is forgery as adult i by
The \. Q. Delta. in which paper it first anre1rd Ii
VA 81 pronounced tae weeks NV, w NM NJ D. BaIe-
ln,ard The article copied by all tie Nhig papers
THE Union says in the iudy buy Of the returns If the
eI 'cions" the article from the Bulletin escaped its no.
nee II makes amends iur hus DELAYING liz announce
ment Of he until It do b good u CHI TAYLOR,
or harm It's party, by rating the Della 1--WE have ID
hesitation" quoh the official organ Sin saying that it
was rick utterly unworhy off, paper which is con-
duce ed with much talent as the Dea'' The Delta's
retoT is quite obvious. Another letter. which appeared
in the Union originally. Pronounced BY the Bulletin
foraery. This the Union will not admit. because the
Bulletin did net say spoke by The authority Of Gen.
Taylor. The editor has the letter ID ihp n Orleans
Bulletin and promises ID publish tie answer iii Substance
or detail" A magnanimous heart hath the Court
Ediorl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

spectS would bear comparison with any pOtesSlln no
more numerous. no more wealthy and no more advent
tiuus circumstances in is support r-3ices, with
joy great tia; we feel tonight, the glorious
result 10 celebrate And now has a duty
perform in order To prevent this great victory from pro-
wing barren Let 1t intuse the public mind the
cessIty Of caution Of discretln # fnbearance and Of
and self sacrificing patriotism in reference to the
Admins ration Which tr people have called into power
Let remind The people that President Taylor,
great he IS in all the elements If powerful personal
character. and clothed as he is with all the powers Of
that great Office and aided he is BY patriot W biz
Congress- cannit work miracles.-caunot, with waive
Of his wand bring up this public from the co-rup-
uun and evil into which long years of miSruie have
plunged it. Il will require long and careful devotion
TO the pubic good, to pl ce the clm manwelth upon
TIA high and firm basis of pr sprrity. which pe-ml
nent aHd settled habit Vt vrtuous art alone erect,
Mr.. r closed BY declaring his belief that The Wing
party with General Iay lis head, would fully
depm all the Jnst expectations Of con~I-ate Peape =
that it would evnce lis for the rights If all sections,
and THE interests Vt All classs and at il would carry
into tnll effect Tie sentiment embodied a former
the resp use to which he sorry notice had been
passed over,-that this Country will now and always
extend the welcome ola bruthers hand. to every wor-
thy child Of CD, from Whatever spot Of earth he may
have FIST behell the light Of heaven We have VI En-
been told TINT the Wing party is daadad its principles
obsolete. This opinion embodied ia 4 toast with
which he would cl0se.-
The Principles Qftie J!hir Party They may have
sunk,-but - siuh tie day-slr the arJ':-
only to repleni>h Iii, fires ana with more glorious lg
and more Respondent beams, to
tFlame in the fIrehead Of he mOruinu Sky -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04
ARKANSAS

The or the ats in the United States 9enae'
vacated BY the resignation Of Mr.. Sewer and tie DEAN
Of Gen. Ashley, has beea exceedingly animate - IT
kansas for the list three Or four mDnihS Inc Le5S'a-
lure is row in session and several ballots have been had
The Wings vote for Mr. Nand, anl neither Sewer nor
Borand can ge n:aj,rity Y The whole. f'n'n9h has
been proven upoa the.c Democrats candlleY-il We
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

nnr Is conceive the right To do any act, either Of ny
own arc 3D. or At the ILes otuhc1s calculated TO
ch7rr-tlr ii auy degree datract frm H. value
All jt-nii- the acceptance Il your challenge would
in .ny tsir7'io7 in that fall sensible men, he such
an at | therefore. decline it,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

.4ykansds Senam-1he pending Senatorial canvass
in Arkansas has been and continues to bea disgrace to
human nature. Documents are published 10 show that
Sewer bbeI ~ an wards and left them pennIeSs and
that BoJand TIA. been guilty Of fisehood 81. Borland
is the opponent Of Sewer in The Senatorial election and
ia could have been led into The duel lately with Four
noy. might thus have been put out Of the way. Both
candidates are democrats.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Our readers that il Massachusetts, an abs-
lutte majority q all the given i Necessary tloc
ton fEany office, and that Gen. TAYLOR failed to get
majrify over both Van Buren, and CaSs. The law pro-
vdes, ia such cases. that The Legislature shall elect the
Electors For this purpose. Gov Briggscalled TIE Lcg-
stature (elected il 1879 together BY proclamation,
the 23d ult ard the result the Wing Electoral tick
ct was chosen BY an immense n.ajorb% Two huf'red
and nnei y-eight votes were cast-ofS Or
Taylor received ly5
Cas- 60
Van Buren, :" 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

All the counties officially heard from except fur ans
eass's majority is 1909. The official retarns viii n"
affect this result half dozen Votes. We shall not pup
lish our table again until it be presented il compeH
state.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

$l25G27 06

Nett iercnnn SlIJO UO
Thi7 i S7G2 40 les than last yea7-a result more fl
vorabo than could have been anticipated taking into en-
siderilion the large required for extraordinary
repairs and he Suspension Of the navigation fir two
months The ordinary expenses fall Short IF those IL the
previous year 5l0ji5 66 The oll Oh tonnage exceeds
that If last year, by l7S1 9l-whe that on passen
gers has decreased by S2l0t 81. This decrease, we
presume is owing % the nnwise addition 10 the toll, of
fifty Ter cen.made couple Of years since, which edhe
proprieors Of the Canal Packets raise their fare Be-
tween Richmond aud Lynchbnrg from s. to- 80. With
This dnnuon Of revenue, officially reported hope
the Board IF Directors re$ate their steps, and reduce
the toll to what it formerly ndition that the
Packet owners bring down the fare to the I'D price
The interests of all parties would be promoted,
doubt not to say nothing Of he public whose
nience We are aware i never consulted in tile South
The KanawIa Turnpike is represented to have suffer
ed greatly from two eshes which took place last Year
notwithstanding the heavy expenses incurred in repair
inc hese damages the nett income Of the road ST.
373 %
The improvements on the Kanawha are in g,od re-
pair but the President pronouuces them-ard the public
will endorse his opinion-"totaIy unworthy of that
BE river ard inadequate deveIope the wealth Of the
bordering region" The Report proceeds 10 say that
''D1ring the past the tho G
Falls discoveries of minerals. of a very startling charac
ter, both to quantity and value. have been made
These have awakened great distance around an ar
den; spirit Of research which, in all probability, viii
suit in other discoveries of and valHe new
little dreamed ofby the most sangulne. In word it is
undoubtedly due 70 this portion of the State and Of the
utmost importance. that sla and easy steamboat navi
CATION should be made upon The river romits mouth
to the Great Falls, with the least practicable delay
The President therefore, again recommends that appi-
cation BE- made tic Legislature f the necessary uads.
70 be raised il such manner that body nay fl.
The debt due by Gen james Hamilton is still unpaid
The claim las been placed in the hands of Mr.. Baxter,
for collection The General can write eloquent letter
upon points Of honor and civary-bui would advise
the Company to compound for the debt cents in
The dollar.
The Company has received State Stock upder the act
Of ls March l8t7-o tie amount Of $1,000 f which
has sod all bit Sl65 900 and realized premium the
Sale IF $l2.SS9 20.
The funds on hand at the commencement Of the year
applicable to the construction Of works above IvHch-
BURG was S5j 4I9 So
Receipts from sales Of State Stock during
the year 62650 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

'or lnitFes. annual expenses. repairs &-) co,l
pnr cent dividend ~ The present. ,-k tne
mn which BY lsl' WIFI have eNn-u~hcd r.ll'
lar Of its debt, incurred fr Completing the v,l.
line, and leave clear dividend To- the st,.kb,,.
per cent 4
Wthsnch bright vision Nj I'M future NJ spori.r .s,
Company IVY cln symPaihi,e With Hwy vorhy p,,..,
when he excIaims:
"Such IS the result # the ari'hme,icll caIcr,:.
S'uo5 rn lrne, inevitable Ahr this Mt r,nrlro.. N
they cho!sH. sheer At the rna gauges and I'LL id..
atmospheric supply fir Tie summit level !"
! The report Their proceeds to show hat.whc,b.,,
famous water line railroad por.7gr. be ad,,..l;
m"rr qie~tin f expelency, which i i v oc..s,r.:
i''srime 70 decide we give / sw afthe coacnIo-
graphs: f"''
I'm 'b' meantime, however. We can NJ Ionrer sl,
cyrS tnrhc Great and overW hruinc danger which "
enS 'he .'~t Interests ii urr the ultimate existence M
company. / II " ~ tnunl III thr design nr bar'r1I
IL h' entertained ny one Or another railroad c..,
n'W existing. or in contemplation and every Iar Ivy
coming morr apparent and obvi,os. TO obtain possession
onT llno westward from Coyngton, or from The mau,I /
lhe to"r1Surr river
HE effect 0f such HI nnsDr,,rio, IL e,rc,;,l,
sovereign power. will be, To Wrcst from Ills c,,,,
the most valuable portion Of lis chartered riylls f E
benefit Of mval. perhaps hIse co-t1rl,ioo ,,;,l
whom \ mHS, maintain i r,ni anl rriuhlc,rpe cn,,'
nerShIn. i Will subject hr central inrruycncn liL
''g 20 h' ore ami udigi~i1e. to all III ~ practical
evils thai are shown by experience T., ~ the lind
com'tanS ofIong lines parreed ont ainonr Her,
pretorS. with cIaSIng interests md opposite via,s ia
evlIS. namely Of di-crepau management canlirtnr r
EnlaiI1s. qnarreS among agcu'Srll w thrn s,urrs !
i"c1nvenl'nre and ann vance 70 the puhlc-and sr,r
endless litigation between The concndjng parties It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04
THE DEATH OF THE DONNIE.
BY THOMAS HOOD.

fake him up. says the master.'-O Old Spelling Book
Ny old sch5olmaser is dead. He died of a stroke ,
and wonder Of his pupis have ever done the same
have teen l'Igel by many masters. but his r,d like
Aaron .swalowed all the rest. We have often wished
that he whipped the principle IF Ialiao penmanship-
up strokes heavy, down strokes lIgh but he did ii in
English round hand. and used to think with heavy
pen. Such his love Of ngging that for some tail
IRE in English imposition, after having been well cor
reced, have been ordered he revised have heard Of
elrlInT ride AMI ~ din Justice t, it certainly ne
yer went stage in education without being well horSed
The mantle o Dr. Busby descended his shoulders and
on There bit one tree on the play ground
birch, but il never had 4 wig 1r leaf upln it, Spring
pr it always looked as large as ifthe weather
had been cutting the latter end Of the year Pictures
they say good Incentives learning. and certainly
we never got through page without FIR Instance
d. not rscollect Latin article without tail piece
All the Latin at the school gilt be comp rsel i'll one
line
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

arkansas Sentor.-A letter dated Little Rock. Nov.
l3.says.we have had four five balongs FIR u 3 Sen
to-day, without any result. Tie stood
Barland AZ CT. Nuiand IS
Sewer 50 Necessary to elect 40
Neland is the Wing candidate. 1.-THE. Wings conn-
ne 10 hol IF there i 10 telling when We viii elect
Senator think that Borland viii be eleciel.-N o.
Bulletin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

Religion slightly spyiatied 1rtt poIi.ics.-A The late
Conference Of the Methodist Episc1pll Church. South
held in the town Of Elizabeth City \. c. the Row Mr.
RSser towards the cIose ola sermon preached by him
in illustration Of he mighty achievements which per-
severance had accomplished referred il hs usually e,-
qnen style. u the gallant Zachary Taylor leading lis
small, but Sparian Band, against the superior numbers
of1he Mexican Forces and feeling that enthusiasm sa
becoming the heart of an Anercln citizen. notwilh-
Standing he democrat, he broke out in the follow
inc languages Il pray CD he may be electcI' Here
the speaker paused, ana king over tile c,ngr gan
he saw at glance the effect pr d'ced. The tlends Of
the Oil General seemed ready for hearty amen, whlls
biz opponents appeared awtully fear it. IL mime
da'ey adLeI-.to eternal sar't7u br filth AMI good
works" 4. thi5 p,nt the preacher to,k lii Seat and
immediately areverend ganlenan Of tie democratic
party struck up The d familiar hymn, s'Come my
partners in dsress' The friends If the old General
lost their gravity at the singular coincidence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

tbe
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ifuhe' "'T uluch H',,e WIZ Y iiuu1o II "
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r-,,e ij,- III ,,.,f ,I,, r,,,,.I ,n,isfs with
havs caysrtz !, in, ,Ttqt ia Testament s,inaf:sa.
asa ..,vbi,ej se,nj,, Jbinl ,yb,t c,ni7aI irIns
traoo Of The ,hlit,- of human homes the unf,rtrnare
reeIpsa 4 lIirhi,ao ,y,nd ,fTrdr 4 f4w days since
that p.rtlv rulrnrd ,nd b.llicrse gentleman et,od
proudly On he platform. and. u he looked uD at tbe
heaven overhead he felt satisfied that the skies were
brghtand thought how much better his broad dors1I pr
portions would fill the chair If state than it is now filled