Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
Free soiI---wbig Insincerity.

Oh JOurnal especially, have been
senced; and not gun has been fired from any other
whg fort in The State The nearest approach to any
thing like response is made by an abusive CORES
pendent of the Cincinnati Gazette, who dates his
trades from Rising Sun, Indiana. Made partially
respectable by appearing in the Gazette, we Will
ing TO give him the advantage of republicaton in
the State Sentinel. He thus goes on:
'The plot hickens in regard the GubernatoaI
test and each day brings forth developments
regard to the LOeooeo coalition with the Flee Sellers The
organ Of the LocofocO party in Indianapolis makes call after
call in bis paper urging the Fee Sellers into their
ranks and they shall be provided for. The only difficulty
appears In making them have faith in what they tell them
they tell them the Wings have om and consequent
they cannot attach themselves that party. The Buff
falo platform is presented of cardinal prn-
eipes Of Democracy in Indiana Yes the very platform
that defeated Lewis Cas- and elected General Taylor. The
very man who stung the Democratic party with such piieu
vengeance and erected plank broad enough for himself
and bis son, Prince John who universally denounced
Benedict Arnold for his eacheIy the Democratic
party taken up by the Locofocos Of Indiana, and
spiced large enough contain the whole party. But
Democracy progressive and works for the benefit Of the
whole instead Of the favored few is almost compelled
to look this inconsistency and attribute it solely the
declaration of Gen. Jackson that the blessings of govern
ment Of Heaven should be showered upon all
alike and that they wish to preserve nviose the cherish
ed principles Of their departed favoe Well and good
let him who runs read-and in future, profit accordingly
tits hardly necessary 10 say that there is not only
not word of truth in these assertions and imputa-
tons; for there is not the slightest foundation of any
kind for them. The democratic State Convention, of
last January, nominated its candidates. and expressed
its sentiments freely and fully, and without any
plotting" with the free soil organization. Had a
coalition been desired, that would have been the
time to arrange and consummate it but no such
thing dreamed of. The Wing leaders at and
previous to their second convention in May did con-
template coalition of the kind, and it would have
been effected, had the Free Soil candidate for Gov
ernor shown a secret Willingness to become treachcr-
GUS to freedom for the benefit of Taylorism. 1t is
this nquity of the Wing leaders, known to leading
free soers well as it is TO u.s. which is certain to
seal the fate of whiggery in the present contest. Adj
dtional falsehood cannot avert this we'll deserved
punishment; it will only tend to make it the more
certain.
Put it is not in Indiana alone that the Taylor wings
demonstrating their insincerity in reference TO
the question of slavery extension. notable exam
pie of the same kind has been fairly demonstrated
even in Massachusetts, where, for years, the Wings
have professed go the whole figure Of abolitonism
We avail ourselves of concise statement of the facts
to which we ullude, which we find in the Cincinnati
Globe:
"The Magnetic Telegraph yesterday morning. announced
that Monday, the lh inst John G. Paey ON the third
trial. again defeated in his eleection Congress- the
4th District Of Massachusetts The circumstances Of this
case are worthy the attention of the people of the Free
States. -.
Mr. Pafey is man of fine intellect and great attain
menis. He has wide reputation scholar aud of
letters He for length of me conductor the North
American Review his contributions to which have dsn-
guished him.
He is also man of great uprghtnes.-of unmpeachable
ntegrity-of unblemished mofa-of genuine Christian
Piety.
ain political opinions he has always been whig fire.
queny put forward by the Wings Of Massachusetts, the
representative Of their creed He conceded with them in
their views of protection to Manufactures, and upon the
currency. They claimed M views upon the subject Of slave
y, to be peculiarly their own They made him their Seere
aIy Of State. They nominated him for Congress in a
previously doubtful district because they thought his known
character and opinions as opponent Of slavery, would
concate those who made that the paramount question of
their politics. These had confidence in him, and he
accordingly elected.
"Afer he had taken his seat and when Robert C. Win
throp was the wing candidate for Speaker, Mr. Palfgey
addressed him note, inqung in Of his election if he
would constitute the committees Of the House in such
way would enable those who in favor divorcing
the general government from the institution to have their
measures favoraby presented the House. Mr. Winthrop
declined giving any assurancewas elected, Mr.. Palfrey
voting against himand constituted his committees
way necessarily would defeat any effort procure
ports against the traffic in human flesh the capital Of
nation.
"In pursuance Of bis pledges taken by all the Msahu-
sets wings and thousands Of Others Mr. Pafrey refused
support candidate for President not known be
favor of such legislation by Congress would
extension Of slavery beyond its present limits. majority
of his former associates chose peue
sake Of Mr. Paey preferred TO preserve the puri
ty of his conscience.
.sTHIs THE WHOLE OF oFrENcE Has
"AIr Palfey maintains the opinions the subject
of slavery that he did When Wing Secretary Of
Wing candidate for Congress- He has chaaged his
opinions other subjects Of political importance His
crime consists in having been honesu having dared
practice What he protested aad by protesting which, had
procured his eeciionin having made his opposition
slavery paramount to the party schemes of the and
slave purchased politicians. who pull the wires a, Wash
ingioD.
The party Wings who then supported him, are now Ia
boring for his defeat They have opposed him
candidate, Infinitely his inferior every respect who
willing 10 take the test Tequed-uncondional deg-
10 ZachGay Taylor and the Slape POrer With these
Whgs-tO be right the Slave quesiioDto be right
the Tariff quesiion-to be right any all questions
of principle is nothing To Be true to The Administration
Of the Great Chief Of the Siare Interest WITHOUT reference
to principle, is For this reason they REJECT
the ncOuupiible Psey in Northumberland accept Jas.
Beser, the cursed and Whg-hated LocofOco the
Bank Destruconist the DoTe the Freetader the Sub
Treasury man, the Slave Exensont in Alabama who
forgiveness for SIM because he supports Gen. Taylor
behold the fruits Of Tsylorsm-applesof Sodom plea
SAINT 10 the eye but ashes in The mouth
Before The election told that the Buffalo Plat
form was the Wing patfom--ihat the Wing party was
pledged 10 the Free Soil cause-ihat Gen. Taylor would
4 Freedom and the Slave Power.
If the Administration has not schemes in hostility to
freedom and the cOnsttuton it is not committed the
protection and Of seeks 10 take
part at ALL in directing the legislation the public opin-
ion Of the csuntrywhy Is il that the sole Of the conf
dence Of its apOogss Is unconditional submission 10
The dictates Of the Administration al Washington
Will Of the orscles Of TayIorsm-tbe hypoctcal
tools 10 this corrupt fraud upon the peope-degn to
swer 7"
/ All this proves the direction to which Taylorism is
inevitably tending,-o nothing short of ultra South
ern Slave propagandism. There is alternative for
honest free soil wings in this condition of things, but
to join either the Democrats the Free Sellers II
will be too late for them to repent after they have
been cheated as they were by Gale Smith and Dick
Thompson. They now have opportunity to avoid be-