Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-29


Now To SOME meagre TALK about the vast
lerrimfies Of New Mckee. califrnia, and Oregon
Toohlug The imporan, matter of slavery Ne regards
Them, he ekes the cos- ground, II ~o understand
him. aud adviAes TINT, ~ the admission OF new STATES
1--WE should abstain from the introduction 81 'h1'r ~
citing topics Of u sectional character, which have
Lil"ro Produced painful approximations Ia tho pubic
lnind The drift 1T this cannot be- mistaken by IN
le,ligen' men. II shows conclusively that Taylor
wlIl n,d aud ahrt ~ the extension OF slavery, not
~,IdSlandms his pledges To tho contrary during tue
Pr sdrta canvass.
The mcssngr /. also IN favor of IN line of cominn-
n,cailon" from the Atlantic or the Gulf 81 FeN'c" !"
ihe Pacific mud recommends ~ cnrcf"l rceohn"''"h'e
at the eesra' proposed routes by scientific corps
NJ the expense 1T he g"'ernnent. II TINS recon-
mcndniion be adopted by Congress. there Is mol "
per-''n living IA the whole world VINO wi' ever
see the rad built, If they see II com'nenccd.
But they will millions squandered under the sur
vey BILL aud National Debt rolled up, exceeding III
nn gnludc any which has heretofore existed. Whit
ncy proposes to make such road, upon plan which
mny Of great benefit to government us well as
all the people uf the world, aud under which our
government cannot possibly lose any thing The
State journal has heretofore endorsed Whi,ney's plan
whon, reservation; bat now ii commend, tiiis enor-
nous proposition of the message, which, If adopted.
nigh, not only ruin but revoluonize our government,
as .plan good, common sense" Verify the blind
ness of partizanship is than zimmerman dark
ness
Besides this. the message recommends early appro-
pria IONS for river and hlrbor improvements, IN
wholesale style. For details we ire referred To doe
ia, of
War.
An addition 20 the Army is recommended, and fur
Their hospital for the retreat of inefficient officers
similar 10 the establishments of the kind in Eng land
and France Every body will remember how Van
Buren, derded and belied for Il recommendation
not hundreth part obnoxious TO censure as this
but ye, the Journal approves. What would i, say i,
the President should he first decrepd officer
retire 10 the hospital OF ingslids
The recommendation Of ..reiired list" in the
Navy IS one which has long been desired by the more
active officers aud believe urged by Bancroft.
Probably the recommendation is good one.
The message also advocates the hen and chickens
statistics in the census law for 1850, which the
wings s:andallzrd grossly IN 1910.
And then come to the perOration, which in stu
pldy and claprap. Is only equalled by the erordiani
Of the message Bat we cannot dwell upon It's bea,l-
ties now, having already written forty times much
as we at first intended. Indeed we do not Ike Ia
aniuadvert upon such staff, appearing il does in u
document which ought be of such character as &c
command nj least ordinary respect, Had mol the
Journal provoked u, by lis unqualified commenda
tions. should have been silent, and "groaned onl,
in spirit " As il is tie Whole subject is with our
readers. lie, ponder upon the message before
they make up their opinions III regard to 1t.
p. S. Since the above written we have Gin
cnnaii papers, containing the message, and all th
plumbers which have alluded TO, appear TO b
genuine. The only correction of Importance is a
the end of The first paragraph relative the Treasu
ry at the end Of which stus were placed After ia,
figures $40 1913 600. should be added these words =
..naking aggregate of s57 63l SCI 81"
n.-There il old proverb, which indicates tha
if you would learn the at home you must g
from hnme 10 seek it. An Indianapolis correspon
dent of the Salem News under date of Dec 10
writes follows:
at said that there were near two hundre
Office seekers here a; the opening Of the Legislature
and | have doubt that it was true; for our hotel
and boarding houses filed tn Overlooking. Ala
how many hive had their highest anticpa,Ions BIAS
ed. and one in particular. | must speak Of. He sal
tins the third time he had for Office and bee
dcea ed aud unless the Democrats gave him an o!fc
nc was going 10 leave them. Poor fellow, | fet
sorry for him. Whether Chapman saw HIM and com
nred him before his departure. am unable 10 say
but II he did not, he Is q gone Locofoco.
Isl presume there many similar cases but thi
. being the only which under my observanc.
II will take Chapman the next six months, with q
the cuicness of which he possessed get those ds
fea,cd I.ocutocns work well IN the harness; f,
thew like the i.ismans horse, kicking UP befor
and rearing up behind
All This viii be- new tn everybody here Their
were tricer candidates than in years past and Their
never has been exhibited a promp, and gener,
acquiescencc IN the decision of the majority.
GT-As evidence OF the increasing business on til
Madison and ndanap polls Railroad, seventeen Loco
motives employed and two have bee
ordered which will soon be received 1t was remar RI
I'd at the recent supper the Wisconsin at Madison
that II had been prcphesed, not many years Ago. tina
one Locomotive would be sufficient f,r the business
and that trips of twice week would convey all III
, produce Of the country market. Few have bee
more disappointed in the business of The road tha
, our own citizens
, LECTURES Anatomy AND PHYsloLocY. D.
Wumersley proposes to deliver course of four POI
ular lectures upon anatomy and physiology. the
of disease, and the philosophy of remedles,-to con
mence at the Baptist Church, Monday evening
q O'Clock DR.. w. presents a large mass of credel
,ials fully showing that his lectures have given gre
satisfaction IN eastern States and British Province
Nc subject can be of more practical interest and III
: por'nnce to every intelligent person, if proper
handled; and we hope therefore that DR.. w. Wi
have large audience of citizens.
: BURNING OF rnE CAPITOL ~ ALABAMA.-From Il