Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27

Mormons have settled ~ The beautiful valley ot The
Salt Lake. To them protection has been extended;
not even military force. They stronger in
bers than Minnesota; but strong enough to form
State Government. They without protection and
without law. THY reside on the great highway to
California. By many they are regarded bad peo-
Ple If So then The greater the necessity ofex,ending
over them tie strong of the law. But the great
est objection the represented few days since
on the floor of the Senate Of the FIVE bleeding wounds
on tie body polite. By admitting California and
taking no other action the slave question:. of
these wounds is closed up. whilst the rest left to
bleed and tester. This miserable question prevents
Congress doing any business. 1t rises like n spectre
at every cnrner; aud it does u.s. that the voice
of all good and lovers If The union its peace aud
harmony are ready at to sayLet it be settled
settled in any way, rather than eternally to be left
open, and brought element into the next Pres-
Dental election, aud make ta great Contest instead
of being political. sectional question.
The ''SoUTHERN Press We have received, in
indianapolis, the first number of this paper and
poor concern it is. at least in appearance Every
thing connected with sectional divisions in our coun
try, calculated To ALLEVIATE one portion Of the Union
frUm the other. find no countenance or support
from u.s. The editor, ELwooD FISHER, we consider
fit instrument for such undertaking. a Quaker
IN Cincinnati, who was spollt boy because some
body said he WINS smart-a pretended Democrat in
Indiana associate editor with PRENTICE in Lou
isvil!e, Kentucky. and Captain DALGETTY in poll
tics in Washington, lie is certainly fit instrument
10 take the lead in forming sectional party SO much
deprecated by Washington. But we will not war
with the dead The sicky looks of the paper Is the
best evidence that its existence is sbort-ived It's
first appearance shows that it is gasping for breath,
and will soon breathe it's last, and the editors cry
will soon be,
"HaIk from the TOombs dOlefuI sound :"
There was some curiosity to the paper in
Washington. on the morning of it's publication. as
will be seen by the following extract fom letter Of
the correspondent of the Baltimore Republican:
| The Southern Press sold like hot cakes this
morning. This was natural but the run will not
continue long. The sloyenly appearance Of the
| sheet has disappointed the public little. 1t is
said the Committee of Publication are already in
In stew owing 10 rumnr afOat. this morning. that
Mr.. Sage. of the publishers, abolitionisi
as well as an "unwavering friend" of the admins
tration. believe that il Is connected in way.
with the German Wing organ here, but from all
can learn the nearest the man has TO abolition
ism, in sustaining Thadeus Stevens election to
Congress. 1t is said that he all the way to his
home in Lancaster, to vote for ''Old Thad.'' But
you can foresee the effect of such an imputation
in connection with paper which is proclaimed to be
the very ne plus ultra of Southern guardans-to
tain which the Union. with all its falhfuness
to tie South, is to be discard UNRELIABLE!