Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-08
From the Logan,port Pharos.

stats AGENT.-This Office is to he filed by the
Legislature at the next session. The duty OF the
Office is to pay the interest public debt, in the
city of New York. This officer is enabled to mate
rally aid companies in the construction of Rail
Roads. &c, by procuring eastern stock, loans, &c.
M. g. Bright, of Madison, the first agent, and
to his efforts the Madison and Indianapolis Rail Road
owes Its early completion. The present agent Mr..
Collins, resides at New Albany, and by his efforts
loan has been obtained for that city of 000 for
the completion of rail road from New Albany to
Salem
should be much pleased to see this officer from the
northern part Of the State. We have interests
here TO promote We have the wealth of the
State-as large popudtion-men equally qualified
with Southern gentlemen; and the future prospects of
northern Indiana, if true to her own interests, are
not surpassed by any portion of The Union. Rail
Ronds are now in progress. or about commencing,
from Lafayette Logansport, and Peru to the centre
of the State aud another is in progress along the
northern line of the State; and the influence of our
State cgent on these works will be very important.
We have several persons who could fill this Office
with credit to themselves and the State; and by a
united effort. suitable may be elected. Let me
propose the of Ebenezer VI. Chamberlain, of
Goshen, as a suitable person, and one who can sue
coed. if candidate. Judge Chamberlain is well
known as man of business habits, and to all tina,
know him no Recommendation is required TO char
acer or qualifications
The South has had this Office FIR six years. and JUS
ice requires That the north should have il the incom-
ing term; and hope that the northern members will
insist that this officer shall come from the country
north of the Wabash. CASS.
STATE AGENr.-The Lrgansport Pharos contains
communication in which the name of the Hon. E.
NJ Chamberlain, President of the Ninth judicial Cir
euit is nominated for the Office of State Agent, tn be
elected this winter by the Legislature. Ii Mr. Col
Inns, the present efficient Agent, cannot be reelected
or some other good Wing. nothing would please US
more than to Judge Chamberlain Gil the Office OF
State Agent. We have known him from our boyhood,
and believe him to possess superior qualifications for
the ofice.-Lafayette Journal, Whig.
Mr.. C. B. Bentley of this place. is announced in
the Stale Sentinel candidate for Principle Clerk
of the House Of Representatives. He is qualified for
the station and we should like TOT see him elected
Jcfersonian.
heard but one voice coming up from every portion o.
the Sentinel the men for that Office If long tried
faithful services rendered to the of Democracy
if studied devotion principle, and an anx Gus so
iciiude for the promotion of the best interests of ou
State-in word if self sacrificing spirit. which
has ever prompted them to prefer the good of the pub
lie TO that of their own confer any merit surely IN.
Messrf. Chapmans are entitled to the office Of STATE
Printer. We feel confident that if the voice of III,
great of the Democracy of Indiana is at all re
garded in the selection fr this Office. that the Legs
/ lature will give it 10 snobo9y else" 1t is due to then
that they should and then enjov small morsp o
the fruits of their rearing. "The aborer is wor
thy of his hire. -JrfsrsonuiHe Republican.