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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
National Democracy in Vermont.

The Burlington Daily Sentinel Of Saturday. contains
the following paragraph touching the result of the late
election in Vermont:
F" We have received the Gubernatoral vote OF one
hundred and fftyfve towns, fIem which we ascertain
that while the Wing vote remains nearly stationary
within two hundred Of the of last yearthe Free
Democracy experience loss Of thousand nine hun.
dred and six and the National Democrats make an alb.
soute increase of three thousand one hundred and thr
~; being net gain the Freesoiers of THoUs-
AND AND THIRTY EIGHT votes! There remain eighty.
onr towns to be heard FROM which will greatly alter
the ratio"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
OF Again..

The Intclhgcncer Of this morning, says: 1e
We very glad to learn that the President finding
that the exgences of the public business which had in
duced him at first TO decline accepting the nv alton TO
attend the grand Railroad Celebration at Boston on the
iIih stant having ceased TO offer any obstacle few
days absence from the Of Government has recoa
sdered bis decision and will be present that
ing OCCASION" n ~ 8
This Is certainly remarkable administration We
suppose the President having aided the Butcher Concha
IN tranquzng Cuba, has abandoned their fate the
gallant Americans ured that Isaud by the treachery
and blackhearted villany Of the Spanish officials He
has determined to continue his of pleasure which
was interrupted only by disposition to manifest his
sympathy for the tyrants of Spain-that having been
clearly dspayed the of ettered country men
who may even now be on their way the dungeons of
Spain, affect not our compassionate President He will
be on hs way the revees OF Boston, and in the shouts
Of that abolition city will lose all recollection Of those
duties which should at this moment bind him to his Office
The Negro Mobs Of Pennsylvania have iust now i'm
brued their hands in the blood of feowctzens and
openly set at defiance the laws approved by the Pres
dent and which II Is his duty to see enforced And
vet. at such time this, the Organ announces the
President has resolved to 60 to Boston to Join in the
festivities and revelries to be gotten mp there. What
will the people think OF such Baltimore
-Aygus. ~s. -.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
Another Anti.Rent OUTRAGE.

ALBANY, Sept. IL, 1851.
On Wednesday, about o'clock, party Of persons
disguised Indians, visited the residence of Leonard
WItbeck, Deputy Sheriff Of Rensselaer, county Compel
led him to leave his bed and after putting on his pants
and boots, forced him into wagon and proceeded to
Mathis Lake, nine miles from his residence and four.
reen miles from this city, where they deliberately arred
and ieathered him.
They attempted to extort promise from him that he
would serve processes. He told them he should
do his duty, let the consequences be what they NAV
They threatened him with another visit in he per-
sised and then left him. His brother anticipating the
intentions Of the scoundrels followed in horse and wa
gon, and, Notwithstanding the threats Of the Indians
carried Sheriff Witbeck back TO his residence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

JErrERsoNvrILLE RAILRoAp.-The work this road
is still going ahead vigorously, although much nconve
nence is experienced consequence Of the difficulty Of
getting their iron from Cincinnsti OF the
very low water. The large eneine-depo jefferson
vile, the car-shop, and the blacksmith, all compile
ted They built Of brick in the very best style, and
.l the most substantial character The materials for
the large freight depot being hauled to the grouad
and il will soon he erected.
The continue their regular trips TO Vienna, and
the business constantly increasing and gives
est Of what may he expected when the road is compile
ted. II is managed in business like, and at the
time, the economical manner not the slightest
cdent having occurred the road, and
thing TO prevent II being the payiag road in the
whole country We look with great anxiety Tor the
nouncement Of its complexion which will be during the
coming spring-Louisriile Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

70 The Farmers in this section OF the State have so
far heen able but little wheat owing the drouth
and seeding is now entirely suspended and will not be
resumed until We favored with rain. The drouh is
severe and Unprecedented. Vegetation entirely
parched up, and tie leaves the with
dust and Indicate premature decay. The of the
Equinox is here and we may hope for refreshing
showers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

D In consequence Of the City authorities demanding
license, the CoLUMBrANs have determined Civ. but
one Concert in this city This family Of singers
little over year since, contributed their services,
gratutously Fireman's Fair held the Governors
Circle, the proceeds Of which purchased the beautiful
engine of the Independent Relief Company The
ing Of sence from them say the least in bad
They will have large audience Saturday evening
and we only regret their giving Monday eve
ming
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

70 The letter Of Gov. Wright and the Sentineps ex.
plantations OF It's meaning are say the least very
consistent with each other. After the Governors
course towards the Madsonian should think Mr..
Brown would be little careful how he speaks by the
Governors " authority ."-Rushuile Jaeksonian
If there is anything inconsistent the fault is
We had Gov. Wrghs authority for saying he did not
intend to endorse CARRIERS opposition the compromise
measures, or to take side with him in his controversy
with the democrats e Jefferson county and that auth
rity will be questioned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
Resistance TO Law.

The Fugitive Slave Law cannot he executed, say the
Northern Aboitionists. " II is dead letter the
book" The religious sentiment of the country
has been outraged by its passage, and the umberng
vengeance Of just God awaits its projectors says Al.
dtor Ellis. We cannot have rights in the Union
the North steal negroes and murder their #
they attempt reclaim them say the Southern disun-
ionists The outrage and murder in Pennsylva
MIA is the light wood kinde another fame Of resist
snce. Quiet sad Union-loving Maryland speaks of
taking the law into her hands In the following
which is from the pen Of Ewood Fisher of the South
Press, there a concealed-I told you soevdence
OF exultation:
Ii design had been destroy the Union, and to
aggravate agitation would have advised friends
20 proceed under this law for the reclamation Of all u-
gitives. If that had been done might now be in
civil But from a knowledge of Northern senti.
ment, from the first convinced that such
law could be generally executed and that the attempt
between the two sections than anything else We have
therefore, uniformly pronounced the law impracticabe,
and discouraged all efforts to invoke its agency.
But, what now say the Southern submisslonistsi
On The faithful execution OF the Fugitive Slave Law,
depends the preservation Of the Union" Well, the two
last have occurred in New York and Pennsylva
MA In the former, fugitive liberated after the
commissioner lad given the claimant certificate OF
wneshp-liberated by habcas corpus, the ground
that the slave had escaped prior the passage of the
law Aad Southern citizens have been shot down.
In the company OF officer for asserting theiI legal
rights. So much for the compromise"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
A Fillmore Omciai.

The Washington correspondent Of the Delta-a highly
reliable writer, with the best opportunities for observa-
tion-states that Gov. Letcher, Mr. Flmores minister
timents
Lopez is dead cock in the pitt The seoundrels
,rho Joiioped him should all be huns." Cuba is I'D
line country; but its population is poor miserable set
Of devils They have derish bad religion and have no
business in the island anyhow
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

1.-THE investigation Of the Pennsylvania Abolition
riots is still progressing. Some fifty have been arrested,
in all, and the officers in pursuit OF more. Among
the Abraham Hall, fugitive slave but who
had refused participate ia the murders He declared
his desire his said he has been de-
ceved by the aboitionsts. They first persuaded him to
leave the service OF good and kind master-then tried
induce him to commit the horrid crime Of murder.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

TIE FLOATING BADGE ACROSS LAKE CHAMrLArs
CoHrLETEo--The Champlain Beacon of Saturday thus
speaks Of IT. On Monday for the first time in the hsto.
~ Of the world Lake ChampIan was crossed by train
OF ears The floating bridge emerged from its slips
the monster sea serpent" crept forth from his den
stretched his huge proportions from pier to pier con.
meeting shore with shore State with State New Eng
land with the West. Without difficulty OF accident and
with as little delay as could have been expected on the
nfst trial OF this novel and great
born OF CampbelPs schemin9 brain-the whole Boston
train, engine and all passed safely over from the Yer
mont TO the New York shore OF Lake Champlain. The
excitement and enthusiasm were indescribabe The
monster dePot-5Oo feet long by 100 broad-the wharf
the psrs the hctel were crowded to their utmost ca
Pacity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

CENTRE SHor.-The Albany Dufchnan very truth
fully remarks that after "a esrefal examination Of all
the histories which have yer been written in relation
the Mexican war; have to the conclusion that
the only portion Of the army which did nothing, that
portion which composed Of prvates-6eseral Scott
doing all the fighting from Vera Cruz to Mexico, while
Taylor and Wool appear be the only who all
distinguished themselves from the Rio Grand TO Bucna
Vista. IL official documents worthy Of credit all the
soldiers do in battle is 70 look and sec heir
perform miracles"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

The sll-absorbing question in State at presents
Is, who Is Nathaniel GTeer7 He is made figure quite
extensively as member OF the National Democratic
Committee from Iowa; yet, he is not known We are
inclined to think that somebody has been - Sold"
II the balance OF the proceedings purpostine to como
from the members Of the Committee and Others are Of
the same stamp, u can certainly be down as fraud
upon the Committee and Democratic party.
Who Is the author of this mischievous humbncceryi
Let MN ne known and branded else let the Hon Mr.
hat on -Iotoa Sfsfesman. ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
Peaches.

The Fort Wayne Times says, that whilst the pc ach
crop almost every other portion Of the State an en-
tire failure, in Allen and the adjoining counties it is
abundant, as well nearly every other kind of fruit
Peaches andappes daily hawked stout the streets
by the wagon load and sold for almost any price that
is offered for them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

The "Wrighi and Bright war; is raging among
the Democracy with undated fury notwithstanding the
repeated efforts Of Of the old sagers to effect
re onciliaton. 1t will end in grand blow up yet
Danrilie Advertiser.
Lay not that hattering unction your soul, brother
Editor. The Democrats OF Indiana viii follow the
example set them in Missouri where they have divided
into Benton and anti Benton factions and by this division
handed The State over to the Wings
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

O The CoLUMBrASs give Concert this evening
and Monday evening in Terre Haute. They will also
visit Greencastc and Danvs, and will sing in this city
on next Saturday and Monday evenings. Those who
heard them in this place years ago, speak very
highly Of them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

70 The Freesoil Convention OF Massachusetts have
nominated John G. Pallrey for Governor. and Amasa
Walker for Lieutenant Governor Both these gentle.
men, as well "a Horace Mana Charles Sumner, Judge
Allen, s. c. Philips and c. r. Adams, who were active
participants in the Convention, formerly members
Of the Wing party
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

1.-THE steamer Eclipse, says the Louisville Courier,
now building at New Albany, in this State, the great
and best built in the West She is $50
feet in length " feet in BREADTH and berth 2o2 pas
sengers in hci cabins. Her engines and machinery,
which tho largest and perfect built in the
West, still at the foundry Of Messrs. Phillips, Hse
& Co., the builders.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
Revolution i'm Mexico.

revolution in the Northern States OF Mexico, com.
posed of Tamaulipas, Coahua and New Leon.
plated at the head of which the celebrated parzau
chiefs, Canales and Cavanajal. They anticipate
lance from the United States and right wrong they
will get it the moment they strike the blow The dis
banded Cuban patriots i'll be ready, and the long line
Of frontier cannot be guarded President Fillmore bet
ter issue his proclamation
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

Cold CoMroRr-The Illinois Courier says, the
wings OF that State would nearly all prefer Mr. Fill
more candidate for the Presidency, If he sould be
elected" $50 tl4II- a as
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

u The storm Of wind at Fort Wayne on the 18th
inst was very severe, accompanied with lightning and
rain. The roof Of the Times buildings were torn of
and the tin rolled up like SCROLL Books and papers
were Immediately removed, and as the rain was not
heavy, the damage to the Office was uncomfortable
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

70 short time since the Democratic papers OF New
Hampshire had standing the head Of their columns
For President, Levi Woodbury For Governor, Luke
Woodbury." They both numbered with the
dead "What shadows We are, and what shadows We
pursue"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

The White Mountains, in New Hampshire were
until recently regarded asthe highest land in the u S.
east Of the Rocky Mountains-but il has been ascertain
ed that there are higher peaks in Yancy Co., N. c.
Mount Washington, which is the highest peak Of the
White Mountains 6234 feet above The level Of the sea
Black Mountain, IN Yancy county is 6476 feet--thus
beating Mount washineton, by IA feet.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

GO-Dr. Ellis. Of the Statesman denies having cleo
tioneercd against DR.. Fitch, charged in letter
published last week from the Albany Argus pronounoes
the author liar and scoundrei % and says if he can
find the man who wrote it, he will cndeavor to wiring
bis nose for him."-Rushuile Jacksoaian.
most valiant knight is that DIR. Ellis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

p We learn from reliable source that the Lafayette
and Charlottesville Railroad will be completed so as to
Since the last arrival OF ron has been pushed ahead
with the most nJomitabe vigor averaging some three
miles per week. Maj Eston, the perseyering and en-
ergetic president is constantly the ground hurryng
and driving the work. with the to have
i completed before the commencement OF winter
Charlottesville Rsrier
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

b The price Of passage on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, between Baltimore and Cumberland, has beer
reduced to Eve dollars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

PGeorge W. THrner, Esq, Of Valparaiso, Porter
county, Indiana, is candidate for Clerk Of the next
House OF Representatives. Mr.. Turner s a sterling
Democrat and possesses all the qualifications to make
him a most efficient clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

U-The Ohio river is now lower than it has been TO
years, and still continues to recede
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

y The GaudaIouPe Quicksilver Mines of California
have been sold TO New York Company for three hun.
dred thousand dollars One Of the principal owners was
George B. Tingley, Esq, formerly of Rush county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

Fox THE Urror.-The Milton IN. CO. Chronicle
states that Mr. venabIe, Democrat recently re elected
10 Congress from North Carolina said in speech that
he iroufd Internationally abide by the Compvomise -
90 that he would do nothing to DESTROY IL that he
wenld stand By the Union upon the terms Of the CON-
promise u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
Gas.

The Gas company have already commenced laying the
pipes to convey the gas from their works Washing.
ton street. The fixtures almost up in office, and
notice the workmen busly engaged in putting them
up in different portions Of the city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

U-Mr. VIM. Burroughs Of Rochester, Ia. cut his
throat last Friday evening He had been sick for
sometime and somewhat deranged but that time
little better, and asked his wife for knife cut his
finger nails, which he done, and after that he his
throat in the presence Of his wife and
He the large arteries on both sides Of his wndppe
and bIed to death in few mnutes.Piymouth Ia. Pilot
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

70 The light drsught steamer Cumberland No. q
sunk in the Ohio river, near Rising Sum- wednc sday
last The freight mostly will DC saved.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

pDanisl Webster, Rufus choass, Peleg sprague and
George Ashmun, spoken Of 10 connection with the
Judgeshp Of the Supreme Court, recently made vacant
by the death Of Hon. Levi Woodbury.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

1.-THE Locomotive for the Lawrencebureh and In.
disnaPos Railroad has arrived the former place and
the work Of laying down the track will commence very
soon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

"Mr. PEARsALL will give of his pleasing and
entertaining Concerts Friday evening next at the
Masonic Hall. Several amatuer performers will assist
the occasion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

u We are glad to notice by the Wisconsin papers.
that old friend John A Bryan has been selected
Of the delegates to the Democratic National Con.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

B The editor Of the State Sentinel copies edito-
rial article from the Madison Banner and then
upon il 10 the following manner evncng degree Of
feeling which think the circumstances of the do
not warrant. We sorry to such feeling being
engendered between two cities whose interests
nearly Standardization Tribune.
We have only acted the defensive and If the editor
had copied the article which made the comments,
his readers would have pronounced them just Are
70 sit still and suffer portion of the State which is
pouring its wealth into Madison to be represented
nothing but great sepulchre for the dcad Our cit
liens have preudees against Madison but they have
just feeling Of resentment which prompts them
sent an injury. They not yet driven to lick the
hand Just raised to shed their blood" We have hereto
fore said nothing in dsparagement Of the city OF Mad.
son, and shall in future, unless in self.defencs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

dusriouF, quiet citizenS there is not coffee house
or fIofgery III ne valley no liquors are allowed 20
be sold In T. The mails came IN Oh the LIST Irst
from California and Oregon the hrst ts a moaihy
NAL, the let once N two months TIE lniians are
much complained OF IN this region they rob travel
ers and frequently murder them Two OF the
agents Nsssrs II. K. Day ard stephen B. Rose. are
out with interpreters among them, and intend hold
iIg talk with them. company of Uncle Sums
men = much needed mounted mem 20 keep the sc
Indians IN cheek. TIE city s land out Sith very
WIDE streets cold streams 4 water run through
each street enc on each side OF H. well through
every persons lot the tots Land ont m one and
quarter acres each. Doctor John VI. Bernhard Is
dominated and will be elected the delegate 20 Con-
gress Tie Is a slaunch, minded, talented gentle
man 4. W. Baboit. ESQ the former delegate. Will
leave for Washington IN a short time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

rtkionIcAL Issues or rHr TRACT Pass.
-esSd's the daily publication Of nearly 1000 books
$40 "''o9 smaller publications, the American Trac,
ss''s' has Unprecedented circulation for Its va
periodicals. The illustrated Ftwily CHRISTIAN
~Aae HsS an annual sale OF more than 100000
800. 80 ne imc1caH Messenger, a monthly news
$3.50 sent To about 100000 families. The Ameri-
,,.. $500 bof'shafter, or American Messenger IN Ger
a. >, 'As circulation exceeding 2OOoO copies. And
A., =" "'sssasT for ihls month we see the prospec-
specimen pages Of periodical for children,
NJ 1neiy illustrated, 70 be called The Calls Pa.
- scome pToyerblal Their cheapness pltces
N''1a within the reach Of AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
The Buffalo Failure Movements OF Jenny
Lind Ac-
BUFFALO, nday, Oct. 10, 1851.

BUFFALO, riday. Oct TO- 1851.
The failure of William o. Brown, reported yes
terday, creates but little cxcitment Western banks
will alone be affected Some $50 600 or $4,000 OF
bis paper will go back II not expected that there
will be any losses in this state.
Jenny Lind gives two concerts AZ the Bap'iSt
Church on the 18th and 18th inst The proceeds OF
the first are TO be appropriated to the sufferers by
the great fire The tickets are TO be So SO and Si
From here she goes to Toronto, and thence on a
Western tour To Chicago. and VIA Cincinnati to
Newly OH She will reach Ncw-lorS about the
middle Of December, and give series OF concerts.
The mai oi fourteen Irshmon, for murder and
not on the Enc Railroad, Is expected TO commence
tomorrow
The body of an unknown man, respectfully dressed,
was taken out of the canal 10 day.