Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-18
Auditor Ellis.

1t seems by the following, which clip from the Co.
shen Democrat the paper formerly edited by Ellis that
the Democratic party Of Indiana is to be whipped into
his nomination. Hear how beautifully this disciple Of
the highes law Auditor talks:
DIR. ELLIS
If threats and denunciations put down one OF
the best officers this State has had the State Sen
mel and MGdsOnian hid fair defeat the denomination
oi Dr. Ellis Tor Auditor of State. We are not yet pre-
pared To beleve however that the Democracy OF ndl-
either disposed conform their to suit
the Quxo'Ism of the one become the victims OF the
pnIIica BrOp lcrfuS which to affci the Other.
And. though snc succeed in thei, present pur
poses, they will find their triumph he but exceedingly
short lived. Secret machlnaon' may succeed Temporal
rly bu they will find in the end that the object of their
malice possesses hosts Of friends the Dmocra.
cy OF the State and that the people will redress uti-
mately Whatever may he done to faithful pub
lie servant Profit by sach event as his overthrow,
pocket patriots must not and shall not. In sHeh
never before, most fully will they be compelled 10 re-
alize that
The patient watch, and vigil long.
or those who treasure up wrong"
This is from the pen Of Lowery, the Editor, who is
one Of DR.. Elliss pets in Elkhart county, and who
short time ago, a ranting, raving whig, sucking
hard cider in log cabins and shouting Tippecanoe and
Tyler too.n Now, f the Democracy choose to select
some other Democrat candidate for Auditor,
rble judgment will be held in store for the party They
and shall profit by his overthrow says this
ring-taied specimen of toadyism.
Such threats in our opinion will not frighen the Con.
vention from their Proprcty. They will nominate
who and will receive the party vote, which is more
than Ellis do in the FAR famed county Of Elk
hart. " Ind ana holds him enemy to the well be-
ing Of this Republic who pursucs any tendne'to
widen the breach between the North and the South" ("
saws Governor Wright in his patriotic Message. The
people in Convention will confer the nomination. nr
an important State office, politician graphically
described by the Governor; and should the Convention
make such nomination, the people the ballot
will Indignantly reject it, In the language of the Gov
enor the people speaking the sentiments Of our gori
nus State, will say: :. She favors not will she by
her votes countenance those who favor, the opening
aesh any under any preence the questions
recently and happily disposed Of let hope forever
He may attempt deny his ree-soil anities; but the
record is against him. Every who voted for the
Compromise measures from Cass down. has received his
unqualified condemnation. Mr.. Brooks a member ol
Congress from New York, few davs confessed thar
his failure to vote for the fugitive slave u was the
unfortunate of his life Frank confessions like these
are creirable and The author is always forgiven II
Ellis like the Podgal Son, should return. confess his
errors. and promise well for the future should be
willing to take him in probation, and give him hum
bic among the in the political synagogue.
We should however, slay fated cal-should not fall
m his neck into any festivities the occasion,
believing that he has sinned knowingly, wilfuly and
with malice aorethought. and in sackcoth and ashes
let him repent and be forgiven.