Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31
Our Terms.
The Free soiIers', and the wings.

Both before and since the last annual election in
this State, it was and is now, the endeavor of the
whig Taylor papers generally, to impress upon the
people that that party is the peculiar friend of that
portion d1nomnated "Free Soilers." Its position as
SUCH was particularly urged, especially before the
election in those sections where the principles of that
portion of the people peculiarly obtained. lobe sure
some Of those differently situated, at the south
part Of our State and in smelling distance Of the
Kentucky shore, were more cautious. They not only
did not advocate, even treat with courtesy. any
thing published on the subject. Some few. wiser
than the in their VOCATION said nothing, leaving
it be inferred, that if not in favor of Free Sosm
they were not opposed to it; and such could always
carry in their hats good Ohig paper from another
section. purposely to show to those whose votes they
wanted and thereby attempt indirectly to prove, that
the wings were their friends. While papers at the
north add east to say nothing of the vasciating
Of the Central Organ, were strenuous in their
professions of love for this class Uhie their roteS
rsere lranted is hard for this class to tell which
side they are on. The extremes of the State are
oay illustration OF the principles of the Federal
Wing party They have faces for all ATTITUDES. Slave
nv men here obotionists there. No common bond
of union but the love of power the bankering after
the loaves and fishes. When in, the very elements
composing it, cash-nor will they, nor can they, mix,
more than oil and water. Rotten in every sense as
the leaders are. it is impossible that it should be 9TH
erwise.
We have said thus much, for the purpose of intro
ducing the following notice Of those claiming TO be
Free Soilers. that they may have some evidence of
the truth Of our hasty remarks. More is at hand (;
and shall be given in broken doses the State of the
immaculate wing party to exhibit We COM
mend it to the attention Of free soil friends and
will merely add that it is extracted from the "Sdlsnl
NslOs," wing paper published at Salem, In this
State.
ITCrcumslances have long since mpelIed to doubt
the sincerity of large majority Of those whu max
loud professions for the principles Of FreesoIsm BY
the deceit and Te eacheTy OF the FreesOl partly James
X. Polk was elected President Texas annexed and the
Mexican with rivers Of blood and millions Of pub
lie debt sadded upon the country. Next we find them
up with their whole party strength, battling against Gen
Taylor, who had pledged himself not TO veto their favor
If passed by Congress but TO this
Of the old patriot they turned deaf year and mady
rushed 10 the indirect assistance of Lewis Cass, the
who had openly ayowed his hostility To their
Before the people have time to forget their treaeh
cry IN this case they called witness another
more foul and TerOng to the feelings OF every honest
citizen. We aude 10 the election of Mr.. Cobb, a
Southern Stakeholder, to the Office OF Speaker. The
FTeeSOH party had in their power elect from
of the free States but this they refused do and
again proved to the people that they not sincere an
their professions. AWAY WITH SUCH PARTY-wE DE-
il from SOUL and belieUe IS composed OF
the most CORRUPT MEN ,cho lice.