Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12
The New Paper at Indianapolis.

The New Paper at Indianapolis.
This paper made its appearance Wednesday
last The following extracts, from portion of the
Indiana press, of both political parties viii explains
better than anything we can say on the subject, the
good effects ii will produce, and whether indeed,
'poItcolly, the Statesman tCiH sustain the Princi
pies, organisation, and usages of the Democratic
party, endcaroring by all honorable means to pro
mote its HARMONY, UNION AND SUCCESS"
GJMessrs. Ellis & Spann have issued prospectus
for new paper at Indianapolis, be entitled the Ind
Statesman,-as was merely announced in our paper
of last week.
Mr. Ellis is the present Auditor Of State elected to
that Office by the Democrats of the last Legislature
Mr.. Spann is of the late firm of Chapmans Spann
of the Sentinel They say in politics the Statesman is
to be Democratic. Now we hail with satisfaction and
pleasure the addition of all such auxiiaries to the
mon cause when commenced at places and under cir
cumstances that would warrant and demand them; but,
this instance free to say, at once, that
gard this calculated to do harm than
good-eading, it must, rvalshp between it and
the Sentinel which cannot fail to be more less derl
mental both. We think it is apparent that but
Democratic paper be usefuly adequately sustain
ed at the seat oil Government All attempts at Cap
ito well like attempts at the Capitols of neigh
boring States sustain papers of the poll
tics, have conclusively demonstrated this
The Sentinel long the organ OF the democracy, has
but recently changed hands, and being conducted with
signal ability and energy and think speak almost
the unanimous sentiment of the Democracy of the State
when say they desire to it literally sustained
and will regard with no kind feelings any attempt to
rival it,.
Under all the circumstances we think the enterprise
of Messrs Ellis Spann iadvsed, and that the for
mer gentleman is but poorly acknowledging his obliga-
tions to the Democracy Of the State for the lucrative
place they have given him, by engaging in it.. ,Rush-
! uiIIe Jacksoaidn.
INDIANA STATEsMAN-Ths is the title of a new pa
per started indianapolis by Messrs. Ellis & Spann,
proessedy democratic but founded in Free Soilsm,
guess and in violation oil contract with the Messrs.
Browns made by of the firm, (Spann,) we know.
We condemn the enterprise injurious to the democrat
ic party The people well satisfied with the Senti-
nell 1t is conducted with spirit and ability, and orght
to, and will be supported by the party Ellis is
Auditor of State, and elected by the democratic
party and ought to be the last to disturb its organ
zlton He who starts opposition paper at the Capt.
tai must TO extent, cripple the energies of the
Sentinel the regular organ, and thereby, indirectly
any see njure the party-BlOOmiagton Report
er
New PAPER.-As we predicted time ago, our
old friend Doctor Ellis late editor OF the Goshen DEM
ocrat. and State Auditor, is about to establish
new Democratic paper at Indianapolis. We
fden the Browns would the purpose of the
party and that Doctor Ellis would either succeed them
or establish rival paper Our reGders will recoeet
that said this in many words, upon the Browns
taking the place of the Chapmans, but the necessity OF
the change has developed itself little than we
expected We had no doubt it would occur before the
make against the Browns. They appear to be rather
able and intelligent men, and make very good paper
but the fact IS paper any longer represent
the various shades of faction into which the democratic
party of this State is divided portion of that party
strongly o-savery, and much longer ride
both these factious nags at the time The Chap
mans did about long the thing could be done,
and they by dexterous exploit of lofty tunbng land
ed themselves outside of the ring. The democratic par
ty of this State is becoming strong and contains
many great men, hold together much longer Theres
good time coming boys, let wait and watch the
signs of the times about the winter solstice.-Fort
/ Wayne Times, (Whig)
! 1--WE learn from the Indiana Journal, that Messrs
Ellis Spann, have issued proposals for a Demo.
cratic paper in indianapolis. 1t is to make its appear
next month Dr. Ellis is present the Democrat
c Auditor of State Three cheers for the harmonious
democracy of Indiana--SGl7a Necs, (Whiy)
/ UrMessrs Ellis & spann have issued prospectus
(says the State JournaD for loeoloco paper at
indianapolis, to be called the Indiana Statesman 1t is
to be edited ly Dr. Ellis, State Auditor, differing
from the Sentinel somewhat in its teachings upon the
slavery question (uness the Doctor has turned
set bakward and devotedy welded to the interests of
Judge Chamberlain candidate for the U. S. Senate.
-Warsa'c Republican. (Whig)
G-Messrs Ellis & Spann, of indianapolis, have an
nounced their intention to commence the publication of
Democratic paper in that place sometime Septen-
BERN opposition to the Sentinel of course The De-
moeracy becoming too strong this State pTo-
gress" harmoniousy, and must split into two or
more iastions; and this new publication will do much
towards producing that result
Success the new paper. = Danrale Aduertser,
(Whig)
i D7Wc look for perfect Kilkenny quarrel
between the new paper and Sentinel. The two Demo-
cratic papers in Cincinnati abuse each other scandaous
y, and will it he with these lustrous representa-
tives of harmonious Democracy Journal,
(WAig)
GTA new Locofoco paper is about to be started at
indianapolis. We hope that the two Locooco editors
will get along just pleasantly together the inter-
esting couple at Cincinnati do. Louisville Journal,
(Whig)
GJDr. Ellis, formerly of the Goshen Democrat, and
John s. Spann, of the firm of Chapmans & Spann, OF
the State Sentinel, have bought the Sentinel printing
materials and the public printing, with the ostensibe
view of carrying job work. whereupon II surmlsed
bv some that radical democratic paper TO be start
ed We cannot but wish that there may be occasion
for such undertaking. If there should be, the wing
party would surely riumph-ValparaisO Observer
G-Messrs Ellis & Spann, OF indianapolis, have issued
prospectus for the publication OF weekly paper, IN
that city, be called the Indiana Statesman" Its
politics will be Democratic. 1t will be the organ of the
'.c0d fish Democracy" We wish the propretors abun-
dant success in pecunary point OF yiew.-Neccastie
Courier, (Whig)
6rThe Correspondent of the New York Journal
of Commerce of the 9th ult. says
Notwithstanding the Indication in favor of the peace
measures yesterday the prospect CLOUDS up O-uay
Ii is believed and various have shown, that there
is majority against the rejection OF the bills and that
a majority of the House wishes them passed in
form other but they cannot yet upon the
details of the bills
Mr.. Boyd's scheme for passing the Texas boundary
bill, the New Mexico and the Utah bill in
and putting it through to-day, under the previous ques-
ton, without commitment, has entirely failed. When
the previous question resorted to, in order to
get direct vote upon the bill and amendments, it
failed by the decided vote Of 107 to "a majority oil
three nassinn Mr. Rnvdis scheme.