Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02

The Question OF Veracity Settled by
Whig Testimony.

Mr.. Mcguire, WIN has raised question Of veracity
between himself aud the Committee of the late Dem
ocrac Convention Of this unity in reference TO the
action of the Convention Of whig Members of tle
last Legislature will perceive that he is completely
fOored by the following testimony Of Mr.. Defrees's
Indiana Journal published few days after tie meet
ing of said Convention, W en- the whole objects Of
the meeting fresh in the recollection of it's edi
tor. No sane man can read the proceedings of that
meeting without coming the conclusion that the
sole object to urge party organization. aud by the
resolutions to steal ihe Democrats ihander in the
present canvass for.Delegates to the Convention AZ
uppropriaiing their party many Of the leading
reforms contemplated in the Convention, the excu
sve properly Of the wings, with an impudence that
would shame the Devil himself. the editor of the
Journal gives the meaning of all their arrange
menis in the following article.
''The resolutions adopted the whig meeting We'd
nesday night, and published in to-day paper of the
right stamp and express believe, the real sentiments
of very large majority of the people of this State We
ask whg friends throughout the Sate to give them
very general circnIaon for by whomsoever read, they
fail giving universal satisiaction because they sd
vOcate the true American doctrine upon every question
upon which they treat
sro our mind the pnsiiions taken in them impreg
nabe all the assaults which opponents may be dis
posed 10 make, and If they he advocated by friends
of people the election of delegates the State Con-
Uention, and Of Members Of the neIt Legislature.
"No important State election has ever occurred,
than that which will take place next August One hun
dred and fftg delegates to the State Contention one hun
drd Representatives, and eighteen Senator's to De eho
In making selections Of candidates for all those Sta
tOns, hope friends WILL erery Instance, bring
out the most popular, able and true great deal
depends upon such course. Let be adopted eary and
there be doubt about the result"
Comment is here unnecessary, for this article fully
susains all that is contained in the report Of the
mittee. The Democratic State Central Committee
were not asleep, as the whig members of the Legis-
laure hoped they would be and hence, heretofore
remarked inhe Sentinel, the publication Of that Com
mittee's address like the bursting Of bombshel
in the whg camp. The plans of deception of the
whig Convention, whereby they hoped to obtain at
least majority in the State Legislature and conse-
quently whig United States Senator, have been dis
spated to the winds. They thrown back on their
old rotten and broken down platform of wtggery,
and their fall is inevitable The Democratic party
every one knows is the party of progress-tle very
selection of Delegates by the wings shows that they
are unwilling to trust any others than old Hunker
whig politicians TO amend the Constitution [. Tie
plan of nominating three young wings, all born in
Marion county, for the express purpose of voting for
whig United States Senator, is too glaring 10 be
overlooked, and il is TO be hoped that young Demo-
Gratis will not be caught in thistrap. The Democrat
ic party have looked with Indifference their
young men. They should stand true to their party
integrity on the present occasion. Great principles
involved in the issuegreuier than the election
of mere county officers. A DEMOCRAT.