Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05
NDANAPoLIs. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1850

OF In default of the Indiana Journal doing its
duty to its party friends we copy the following ex-
tract from the Washington correspondent of the
Louisville Courier, that whig friends may see
how the land lies at Washington. lie says:
'Thcre is no Disgusting the fact that the most un-
prncped struggle being made by the Jacobns of the
South and the abolitioniss of the Norh TO unite all fac
tons in the House of every hue and shade in combna
ton defeat all the bills that the Senate have passed.
and the croa&ing and dupciy of the Union would
cure that end it would be accomplished. 1t is equally
true, that there members who favorable TO all
the different measures who are by no means confirmed
in the belief that they will succeed. But i will not
doubt the patriotism OF the majority the House far
to believe advance that great a calamity is to
beall the nation the defeat of the bills in question.
They will each in their have pass the ordeal of
desperate conflict waged by actioists whose hearts
love OF country strangers end TO undergo the assaults
of men who governed by but motive-either to
rule ruin. Yet each bill will be enabled stand the
shock and by its to oyerwem the adyersares
of the Union with discontinue and disInay. MY word
for it, the years will witness the political burial
OF more public men than was chronced BEFORE in
the period during the existence of the Government
1t to be conceded all hands, that this admin
lsration is to be most thoroughly whig. Already a
wedding out among mprovident appointments made
of General Taylor, has commenced. Yesterday the
Marshal of the Western District of Pennsylvania was
removed. Tor objections of personal nature that
made aud sustained against him. and his brother think
the Land Office at Green Bay, also displaced for
cause, and in whom the administration could conde
digent public officer substituted for him. The
Secretary of War gave the Chief Clerk of his De-
partment leave Of absence for the remainder of this ad
minstrative term-he Gapin odor that surrounded him
being more than the wings willing encounter
Mr.. Delavan the Commercial Agent at St. Thomas
has been recalled, and Mr.. Morris, gentleman OF
standng fitness for the place, and capacity from Penn
sylvania, will fill the vacancy Other changes will be
made, among political friends, which consider
ations of public policy imperiousy demand Nor will
this renovang process be confined to side of the
house alone. ''Iheres good time coming" for MANY
Locofoco, comfortably quartered upon the public
crib, and whose pastmes made up in assailng the
admin stration and plotting for its defeat in 1882 They
will only have to trait le longer before being relieved
of their official responsibilities and freed from those
barrassments which will enable them do openly against
the administration what they doing secretly,
and with fear and trembling. The Christian precept of
returning good for evil is lost upon Loeofoco and the
only way lay foundation for in the future is
to provide for the friends Of the administrations
opponents ALWAYS provide for theirs.
Mr.. Clay will return here in a few days. with invro-
rated health and spirits and prepared stand by the
country until something has been achieved towards re-
storing its peace and prosperity The House is anxious
adjourn in September but the of the Senate
be obtained until their bills first
fully acted upon