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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

AUDITOR OF STATE We learn from the State
Sentinel that Dr. E. W. H. Ellis, editor of the Goshen
Democrat, is candidate for election by next leg
sIaure 10 the Office of Auditor of State. We have
doubt either of his merits qualifications, and
some patronage Of the kind is considered to be just y
due to the northern part Of the State, decided
y in favor of the Doctor being elected to that office
and cannot for moment doubt that the democratic
members from this part of the State will give him
their united support. and will receive the appreciation
Of their constituents for so doing. We also learn
from the Cavington Peoples Friend that Hon. DARRELL
Mace, of Tippecanoe, is regarded as candidate
The candidacy will doubtless be settled by demo
cratic Legislative CAUCUS Valparaiso Observer
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Doct. Z. w. II. Ellis, Editor of the Goshen Demo-
crat has been announced candidate for State Au-
ditor. Maj ID. Mace has also been named for the
same Office. Both good Democrats, and deserve and
we believe enjoy very fully the confidence of their
political friends. Both have done good service in the
Democratic ranks-he labors of the former have been
particularly misunderstanding Cor q long time been in
control of of the most efficient papers in the
State
The Paoli Eagle puts Mr.. B. R. Edmonson of Du-
bos, in nomination for State Treasurer. This gen.
tleman is favorably known to the Democracy. and as
the Eagle says that part of the State has not had the
honor of furnishing such officer since Adum was
little boy" the application of tie principle of rotation
would not conflict with his claims.
Messrs. Chapmans g. Spann Of the Sentinel are
named in different quarters for State Printers and will
be elected We presume almost by general CONSENT
Franklin Examiner.
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In the last State Sentinel see notice that E. w.
II. Ellis will be a candidate for Auditor of State be-
fore the Legislature next winter II is hardly neces-
sary say that vote for bro. Ellis all the time
condition, viz: that he will illuminate the columns
of the Gosh DEM frequently after he is ensconsed at
indianapolis in Stote office. We don't like the idea
that any Democrat has any better claims Office
than his fellow-aborer in the good cause-only far
he has better qualifications hut think bro E.
ought have the office. He is poor devil 6fan ed
ior--wields pen rs keen though it had been In
timately acquainted with magic strophas been for
ten years giving Whiggery general and particular
goss-lives in county that is perfect wheel horse
of Democracy in the north-is acquainted with the
things posted up right in his department. There
fore we vote for him. Democratic PhGros.
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Less Than majority OF all The votes given, I6
If this be the proper construction of the section,
the law must remain imperative until another annual
election. Several of the townships have elected off,
GERS under the law, we understand
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IN P,wemnce a iaw, 3, ZACHARY TAYLOR,
II frcodent ~ tha Islaed rsslcs ~ AisssI So a.
hsf,sy ~ isfg Atsd tssks ksO9n, the, paslie saiss
viii b. htft IN "a HfitFNsstt ard LAID bsca, ia
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IN pursuance ~ law, !, ZACHARY TAYLOR,
! President 81 the Unicd States Of America, do
hnrrby declare and make known, that Public Sales
viii ~ hcid Al the aforementioned Land Offices in
shs SLATE ~ IOWA, at the periods hereinafter de-
sigpat.d, ~ wit;
AZ ,hs Land Once al DUBUQUE, commencing ON
Monday, thc scyrnth day Of January next, for the
disposal of thu Public Lands situated within the
aforementioned townships. 40 wit