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


well satisfied with the principles by which it is to
be governed its political course laid down in its
prospectus-from which the following is extract:
'In politics il will be thoroughly and radically Demo-
cratic, and will maintain the principles of the great
tional Democratic party, unmixed with any
doctrines whatever. Its mission will be to proclaim
truth and combat erroto preserve the union of the
States and the union of the Democratic party II will
endeavor aay sectional preudces and cultivate that
spirit of ay and justice which the true basis OF
national union"
Pursuing such course it commends itself strongly to
the favor Of all friends of the Unon and especially to
the Democratic party; and hope may be well
tanned .-Franklia, johnson Co. Examiner.
The STATE sExrrNEE-we have received the Sc
cond number of this paper, published by Austin HI
Brown, the new proprietor. William J. Brown is the
Editor, and Judging from the number before bids fair
to sustain the high reputation which the Sentinel at
tanned under the management Of the Chapmans. The
Editor takes his stand upon the platform of constitu
onal liberty, and denounces in equally terms,
the fanatics the North and the traitors the South
who reckessy endargering the Union and under.
mining the foundations Of human freedom by their ruin
Gus utrasm and selfshness-NOJie Co. Observer
1--WE have received the first and second numbers of
the Sem-weeky Sentinel, under the new arrangement
II is conducted with decided ability, and, opinion
has lost none OF its interest by the change and that is
saying much,) while its typographical appearance is
improved The editor in his .irst speech saws that
the democrats have heretofore worked for him. and he
intends in future to labor for them We wish abundant
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STATE SENrINEL-We notice that this papcr at the
close of the present volume passes into the hands of
Hon w J. Brown, who will be the Editor and his son.
A H. Brown, Publisher. The Chapmans have been
champions In the cause of Democracy They have bat
tied nobly-ought bravely-and many poor "koons''
have been vanqushed by the sharp point their two
edged grey goose quill, and their retiring will be much
regretted.
the editor, they viii find him a sharp-shooter and
themselves "done Brown" in less than ime.-War-
saac Democrat
STATE SENTINEL.--We have received several num-
hers of the Sentinel since has passed the hands
Hon. VIM. j. Brown & Son 1t is conducted with
spirit and energy, and doubt not will do good service
/ IN the cause OF democracy .-J2rsonian.
GJ-The State Sentinel of the LIST instant comes out
under the control Of Messrs Browns In his debut the
editor takes the right ground, and should receive the
support state paper is entitled to-Denocratc PGros.
''ArD AND CoMFoRr.n-We notice by the arrival of
the State Sentinel that wing friends Indiana can
have chance oil taking a bit of conversation with
BILLY Brown" through the columns of that journal
From the tone of the Introductory do not think he
will need the aid of two papcrs other than the Scnti
mel, to defend his acts IL makes fair appearance and
promises be the Sentinel the rights of the peo-
pie. This Will he done, for he has the ability make
an efficient and strong writer. Speed the work and
give the wakelu Sentinel his due-Huntington
Democratic Age.
! THE STATE SENTINEL-The Chapmans having sold
OUT the Sentinel of the of June comes to us under
the control of its Editor, w. J. Brown "The
Editors first speechn is well delivered, and contains ma
ny valuable and important political truths, by way of de-
lining the Editors position. Mr.. Brown will remain al
Washington till the expiration of his term of office
when he expects devote himself more exclusively tc
the management of the Sentinel
The following extract from the sEEditor,s Firs
Speech, endorse fully, applying, Does with SC
much force, in certain locations of. Read it:
'There are many questions of minor Importance boil
of national and local character which it will be i'm
n We bo t<lar
But the candidate for office, protesting Democracy VIII,
shall disregard regular nominations defy the usares
the party, and attempt to make issues engraf
new tSnls upon our mehonOred creed will meet n,
support from me, Editor. Those who are not fo
against None but and consistent Demo
Gratis should be nominated for Office and when nomna
ted they should always receive the vote Of the party
Goshen Democrat.
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.-Two or three number
of the Sentinel, under its editor, VIM j. Brown
have reached our table Barring rather too strong
streak OF radical ocoiocoism the paper will pass ver
we'll Its editorials and selections form readable mat
tor, decidedly well put together. Aside from polite
the sheet is rather attractive and interesting
. Courier.
u The first two numbers of the Indiana State SENT
mel, under the editorial management of w. j. Brown
have reached us. Though in politics it is CHARACTERISED
oil its editor, yet from seeing in its columns notices
public improvements in parts of the State in which Ind
annapolis not directly interested, Gan unusual thing 70
the Sentinel we iondly trust it hereafter be- wha
y
: local, plcayunc concern.-BLOOmington Herald
! IRWIN. ]. & Austin H. Brown have become the ed
tors of the Indiana State Sentinel The former will
> the editor.
VIM. j. Brown is known to be an able and fearless dc
fender of our National Political creed and we wit
thousands, wish him and the publisher all of sue
cess in their arduous duties and enterprseShelbyuiL
:, Volunteer.
I57rhe State Sentinel has considerably improved sine
the Editorial change. In the pioneer days of democrs
# cy in Indiana none abored devoedy or did NOR
for the party than the Chapmans; but, OF late year.
their efforts began to flag; and persuaded that
consciousness OF this fact induced the late propretors
! dispose of the establishment We wish the -Sentia
" abundant success.-Democratc CIdriOn.
INDIANA STATE SENr1NEL-This excellent iourn,
lie has been greatly improved mechanical execution
IS is now 'node paperD inferior in beauty nd ecgane
sr tonone in the State The political department is und,
II the auspices of w j. Brown, in Congress durin
$ his absence, Mr. n. Bolton, talented writer superb
81 tends the local department The democracy of u
l. State acknowledge with pride the Sentinel as the
party -Greensburgh Clarion.
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.-This paper now com
to in a dress, and is positively one of the be
looking papers in the West And besides being infer
to none in mechanical execution, it reads according
Guntcr, aud no small hicks at that.-Brookolle Dem.
INDIANA STATE SENrMEL.-We yesterday receive
II the Indiana State Sentinel in entirely and vel
Ia neat dress, containing large amount of valuable
interesting matter. In the absence of Mr.. Brown Il
III editorial department is under the management of
ne Bolton, Esq, gentleman well qualified for the mpo
tant duties of editor the capital The mechanic
department of the Sentinel is under the direction of
" Bosworth late of this city, than whom there bett
~ printers in the State out of itNe Albany Ledger.
NO GJ-We have already noticed the improved tone of d
adj State Sentinel since change of editors discount
is nancng the Wmot proviso humbue in all its phases
ed we have the pleasure of noticing improveme
nd in its typographical appearance. The two last nun
af bers printed with type and look really han