Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17
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in all others, differences of opinion. If hare
thus betrayed ourselves, numerous might be
given by for doing; but aforesaid
co-laborers co-hardworkers and cO-slares to their
profession will take our words for it, that such
was intended. That they can find hundreds of
reasons why we should not go into detail we verify
believe; nay, many might give more than ourselves!
But why all this you ask. 1t is not because one is
charged with being too aristocratic TO speak,
gold sPeciaces carries cane, aud dresses well. 1t
is not because another wears his ''od clo'," small
shoes, that he cannot walk square without being
intercepted and "talked to- by "Dulchmen'' and
''Other farmers" 1t is because always at
'Someiohdt," but, because we, at this hour of mid
night, sleepy and dull while waiting for our poor
employees to finish their days work, that thought
we would, just 10 keep peppers open to commence
to-morrows task, cudgel our brain for something
lust that effect by noting some of these same
famed gentry who have met our eye and ear within
few weeks. But WHO 10 begin with is the question
Aye, and a veritable one! But if we do not get
them in order, have the skill of (tr.) them.
! D. P. HOLLOWAY, Esq.-Friend Holloway is the
able wing Senator from Wayne. We are not aware
that he has darkened our sanctum often but have
taken him by the hand and free TO say, that
friend and gentleman, he is much es,eenledss 4nass
we are not in a mood 10 spin long article, we will
only say, he improves "mighily'' on acquaintance"
He is little straigh,-laced in politics; but opin
ion of him is greatly altered from what it was for
merly, not believing he writes ''some such" para
graphs occasionally appear in his Richmond
Palladium"
Dr. GEO. BERRY, whilom an editor, and now of
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much from us, for he is Zone of EN-" whether in
his profession at home abroad, in his familiar
seat in the Senate. He is himself "anywhar."-a
rt rate man, who iceH and thinks mere than
he speaks.
THOMAS DowLING, Esq.-"Ton Dowling!' Who
don't know him He's in better and more profitable
business now, having nothing to do! Nuf ced.
! JOHN DowL1NG,-do do, except we believe he has
quit the business, and is making money the South.
DR.. E. w. H. ELLTs.--He always calls, when he
comes The doctor will not disappoint his friends,
though he may some of his enemies. He is the
servant Of the people, and well he deservs the Office,
as all editors deserve one, except wing editors -
They deserve iwo judging-stopped there
/ JAMES ELDER, Esq.-We should, judging from
sumo of our contemporaries remarks.-Indeed we
had, Qhe writer) fixed. in Imagination. four feel
high, ank, haIfstarved in appearance of look
ing bped, made by incessant toll, fighting ~big
gerry in the county of Wayne not to be equalled
by hungry squaw endeavorng to light fire with
canal grass on n river crag in night ranstorm!
Indeed we expected to meet somewhat of spectre,
and ice did! We met brother Elder. with a smile
that Menus himself might have envied-with size
proportoaae to the county he represents, (and that
ably and faithfully)-with richness Of good humor
and intellect comparable with the richness of that
same old Wayne county, Qhe richest in the State,
but alas welded formerly to her idol of whggery y
There, stop again How apt pen is TO travel ''out
of the record" at such an hour Again: May
WAYNE county always have such representatives
and by few trials. just to give them the ''hang of
the School House," she will never send any others.
Can't help saying that shall not biackguar them.
do, even, if like friend Evans, the 'cut Of
the coat" does not suit ''odes retiring editors
VIM. G. CARRIER, Esq, talented friend of the
Madison Courier has been with us, and he is some
aud no mistake! He can't be single man. we
voucb Among the crowd, he shines conspcuousy
for size, good looks and gentlemanly department.
Like most of our neighbors from the city of the
Deep Diggins, lie is socable and pleasant. We hope
/
Isaac STEVENS, Jr Esq.-Who has not heard of
hint We have! We did. But what were our
impressions formed only from his sprightly aud
cellent paper! Why, they something like
what our lamented friend, ABNER Davis, formerly
Senator from Daviess and Martin counties. said he
had formed of us-yes-US!
I Said the Senator when entering sanc,um one
morning-(he had been a subscriber of two
years when we published the Enquirer" in T,rre
Hauie.) "Is Mr.. Chapman in ,'' THAT'S our
name, said the biggest of u.s. ''But, boy, want to
see Mr. Chapman, himself the Editor of the Senii-
nell" 1--WE are the persons,' we meekly responded.
for he was "big 'un," aud we didn't know but be
came to give us Jesse. sYou. you. sirs. the edi-
tors J" ave are, sir, will you be pleased TO be seat
ed,' looking at his big cane, and handing chair.
"Ha ha ha Well joked this time. boys
| thought 10 see fellows big again John, (al-
luding minister to China, who is no bad speci-
for size,) and something of the volf ORDER in
appearance Are you joking. boys! y On being
swered in the negative, transacted our BUSH
ness and he departed with "boys in size. but some"
---,he door closed. Well; not more
tonished at our friend STEVENS but since Abner's
time, gold dollars have been coined, and he shines
one of them among fps and bits, he does. We are
proud Of his better acquaintance.
]. B. HALL, Esq. of Lawrenceburgl, gave us call.
Mr.. H. is well known as the editor of an able Demo-
cratic paper L. He made his visit short, and had
hardly time 10 .'see all that was to be seem" We
don't know whether he is married not but we do
know that the ladies' like gentleman of his fair pro-
portions, and we don't blame them for it,
Bro. HALL Of Logansport. Editor Of the "Pharos."
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that really we shall lay embargo on him when he