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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
Hon Walker Brooke, Whig u. s. Senator from
Mississippi, and Gen. Scott.

We fnd in the last Lexington Sentinel, letter from
Senator Brooke to Morgan MoAiee, Esq. IN which he
reiterated his determination not TO support Sen Scott
We annex the following extracts;
"WAsMNeroN, July is, 1882.
Dear Sir:-I snatch few minutes this morning TO
give you hurried reply, (though have not partaken
Of hasty plate Of soup). You right IN the nppo
sition that loOuld not support Scott and am suprised
that any could doubt my position. You have Doubt
less before this the card signed by Toombs Ste
phens myself aud others, rpudiafing the nonn afion
and this will hope, prove satisfactory TO those who
have any interest in the matter"
81 hope the party to which belong will ponder and
consider before they commit themselves to the support
of any man who has suffered bimsef to be used tool
y that miserable party that has caueed all roubis
and ho in his letter Of occetance promised to that party
or faction full participation IN all the Offices Of the Coz
ernment."
This removes all doubt 10 the position Of Mr
Brooke far the nomination Of Gen Scott concern
ed; and have every TO believe that he VIII
not hesitate take open and manly stand Ia tsvor o.
the election OF Gen Pierce.-Mississippias sor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

| DEMAND FOR MAcHINERY.-Never, believe, was
such demand for machinery known among us. This
is attributed to various One is the tariff the
OF which being in favor of articles made in foreign
countries and against our own manufactures our engi.
and machnists have been obliged exert their
ingenuity to the utmost, and by ncessant labor, toll
and experiments to devise new and cheaper machines
and ways for the prosecution of their various and
trades, in order TO compete in their productions with
those imported into this country from abroad Another
is the growing liberalty OF capitalists, and the bet
ter disposition evinced by them encourage ingenious
men, and aid them in bringing and establishing
Inventions apparatus, and manufactures.
| On these and other accounts all the machine and
work shops foil of orders, and Industrious and skill
ul workmen, who readily command good wages and
who, well the proprietors, doing steady and
prosperous business So numerous and pressing indeed
the wants Of the people of New England, in
10 articles OF machinery and almost every description Of
work; and numerous and largely increasing do the
orders upon artzans and engineers promise to be
from all sections Of the country, that should not be
in the slightest degree surprised if the various work
shops and machine establishments in Boston and the
several towns bordering upon IT, should be more than
doubled in number and in the of hands employ
ed materials used, and work done, within less than
three years from this time.-Boston Transcript
How is thisl We thought the present free trade
Tariff il is called going to ruin the manulactu
rers the mechanics, the consumers, and all tho rest.
Bot 10. here is protectionist paper talking just if
every thing was advancing prosperousy, among
the manufacturers The great demand for machinery,
oil course implies activity and extension in those
branches which require the use of machinery. 1t is just
what might have been expected. Put Yankee upon
his resources, and he will take OF himself any
where. But Pamper him with protection and monopoly
and like other men, ne will become indolent careless
and Inefficient But tell him he depend upon his
own efforts and he will go work ingenously perse-
veringly, and successfully till length he will scorn
the aid of Hercules He then becomes independent of
governments and Tariffs; his business is established on
permanent basis, and he will be shipping his
commodities to foreign countries. Of be cannot
do this, so long as ne needs protection" in our
own markets.-N Y. Journal of Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

GJWe find the following paragraph in the Indiana
Journal of Thursday morning last. BY some strange
mistake, the Journal had inserted Gen. Scott's
where Gen Pierces should be, and the words "Demo-
cratic' and "Loeoloco" where it should have been
"Whig." We publish the paragraph corrected:
THE SLANDERERS OF GEN. PIERCE.
The dsgracelul abuse of Gen. Pierce, which compr-
the capital stock Of the Federal Wing editors in
this part Of the country it is worthy of remark finds
but little countenance among the moro honorable men
OF the Wing party who served in a military capacity in
the Mexican IL only the pen and ink valiants,
the who breasted battery, faced bayo-
net who be found engage in the dirty work of
who in safe quarters at
home when Franklin Pierce leading the legions
and bearing alot the banner of his country mid
Of death and carnage, which brave and patr
OTIS only have the imora and physical courage to en-
counter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

DCo Haskell Wing elector in Tennessee, rebukes
the Wing defamers Of Gen. Pierce in the following
nervous language:
'' would consider myself personally disgraced did
stoop to the humiating baseness Of insinuating
ardce against Gen. Pierce, whom know to be brave
man, chivalrc in his conduct the field of battle.
Others may pursue that which their feelings die
tate but for myself would spurn the thought did
it ostrude itself upon my mind"
N B. The Indiana Journal does not consider itself
disgraced when it stoops the humiIiatng baseness
Of insinuating cowardice against Gen. Pierce" See
uumberless articles ainting" published in that pa
per during the present canvass.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
HANCOCK COUNTY, Sept. ID, 1875.
Did you ever see Rogue without an Ercusel

The Wbig committee franking documents to the
North proving Pierce pro.slavery man, not less devo
ted to southern rights than John c. Calhoun.
This honest junto are also franking documents
South showing Pierce an abotonist and the prince Of
ant-slavery agitators.
Well say the genuine disciples Of Machiavel, being
detected, Pierce has two faces, one North and one
South and il is fair to exhibit both to the country.
This is mendacous the act TO be excused
The document North processes to finish the record
exhaust the subject and finds neither word nor act to
give aid or comfort ent-slavery On the other
hand, the document South has not word of the
facts and proofs Of the one sent North and abors to
show that Pierce has always been an abolitionis and
nothing else In fact the document sent South Is as vile
libel as ever issued from the depths oil mendacty
Those who know it be libel, eectoneering
effort impose upon the illnformed. They guilty
Of Of mposturc and charatanry which ought to
brand them unworthy OF credit amongst honest men,
n they had their deserts they would be representing
some community in State prison; for he who seeks
place and power by fraud and falsehood, no better
than the felon who gets money upon false pretencss 1t
is well that both these documents don't tall into the
hands Of the sans men, The thousands North and South
who read one, will never the other. The antago-
nisn Of the two only be appreciated by reading BOTH
IF is the other must be false 1t is true man
might be inconsistent, but any reader will see that one
cannot be always one way, and always the oppo-
site way Indeed the Intelligent reader will see upon
reading both these documents that if ths same man 10
the author of BOTH he must be inscriptions alser
That is conclusion which every man OF sense would
come It would be the verdict OF an Intelligent tury
One pamphlet or the other is libel. The committee
who circulate both know it, In circulating both they
and charlaans and should be SO written
down. 49,
The excuse won't do 1t needs excuse. II will
pass with those only who don't these two documents
No one be what the the other represents
him. One or the other is fasehood and fraud They
both pretend to exhibit the political character Of General
Pierce on the slavery question: his entire relation to IT.
Thus one character ascrbed to him is the antagonist o
the other and each preends to be the whole of IT. with
out anv intimation OF any thing else One the other
is therefore bold unscrupulous imposure, fraud and
| falsehood -Louisuille Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
Impudent.

The charge made by the Indiana Journal; yesterday
morning, that the Democrats attempting 'to nhu-
ence the Catholics 10 vote as regionists at the next
election" One who did not know to the contrary,
might suppose that the Editor of the Journal had
assisted in circulating Sevegammon Robinsons lies,
paid John F Gbbonss expenses from Cincinnati Ind
annapolis and back, have hir mpore the Catholics
vote for Scott
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
Rush County.

We learn from the Madisonian that the Democrats OF
Rush county have nominated DIR. R. d. Logan, for the
Senate, Ia most excellent nomination); - Wheeler
and Jethro s. Folger, for Representatives; John s.
Campbell, for Treasurer; VIM T. Sproule, for Sheriff;
- Roberts and William L. Reed. for County Comms-
sioner and Obadiah Ellis, for Coroner. This is the
strongest ticket the Democrats have brought out in
Rush county, and is bound to succeed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
For the Indian. State sentIas

Under the above name article appeared in this
mornings Journal. copied from the Washington Tele
graph attempting TO show that the British Government
are in favor Of the election Of Gen. PIERCE which the
writer supposes is sufficient to have all Irish
men vote for Scott. Now, do not intend TO argue
this question: but IL the statements made IN the article
alluded TO- are correc., would liks the Journal of
this city to inform the Ish why it is that all at least
Of all Englishmen Wings and generally
contend that the English Government is the best on
earthl When the Journal the above sasiacto-
AN FRESHMAN.
Indianapolis Sept. 18th. 1882
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
The Revyification and Resurrection

Gen. Jo. Lane at the great ratification meeting in
Washington, Immediately after tho nomination Of Gen.
Pierce, said: This year is going to be good one to
revive and the feelings and maores of the
invincibe days OF Jackson" The old General right
Never since those glorious days have the democracy
been united and presented unbroken front as at
present. The Young Hickory whom Jackson en-
dorsed the man for the de mocracy without the
demagogue, will go into the Presidential chair by
majority that will throw into the shade those that
were rolled up for the old Hiek ory.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
The AssaiIants of GeneraI pierce

The who chiefly assail General Pierce for his
bearing in Mexico, not those who served during the
war; bat the valiant Bobadils and puisssant Faistas
who remain at home Mark them well; and in nine
out Of ten those who nsnuate that General Pierce
did not behave, Gen. Scott said, gaantly in Mexi-
CO. the politicians who stand in the ranks Of private
life to aid and comfort the common oe The men who
fought for the country in her late war, ALL without
cepton, bear the warmes testimony to the distinguish.
ed position Of General Pierce a soldier and man.
Washfn ofon Union
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

A Banking firm Of San Francisco have made an esti-
mate of the yield of gold from the mines, which they
made from 184S to the Goth June, 1882 STA 780 S17
and for the six months the period ss3 s49 TIA
Taking the same amount as likely to be yielded in the
make % the year produce so7, 700 6oo That X will sx
sssd this amount Il believed by many. ''s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

O-The editors OF the Wing papers in the East are
perfectly horrfed and disgusted because Gen. Cass
Gently, in addressing large assembly of the Democra-
cy, in close room, on evening, pulled of his
coat! These dandy editors to think that all a
mans responsibility and craftsmanship lie in his coat
and the quality Of IT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

The Iowa State Gazette, Of the sth inst, publish.
&c the official returns Of the election in that
State. The average Democratic majority the State
ticket 1s0s-being gain of 55S the election Of
1851, and gain Of 8lS over the election Of 1850
Henn's (Democra majority for Congress in the First
District is 1908; and Cooks (Whig) majority in the
Second District is 663 The Democratic majority in
the Senate is g, and in the House 17-making the
iority on joint ballot 26.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
Is IL a good Reasont

The following dialogue took place in this city between
Democrat and Wing:
Democrat-Do you candidly, really believe that Gen.
Scott will be elected President?
WMg-YEs DO.
Democraf-Now be kind enough TO tell me wha
makes you think sol
Whig-Because the jools are not all dead yet, and
they are sure tc7yote for Scott.
bsmocrat--Tass my hat, I have nothing say.
--einsinnsH Enqdr~.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

DCapt John w. Russell, of Frankfort, KY, has
been appointed superinend the Government expendi-
the Western rivers under the late of Con-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

NEW York NOMINATIONS sSA'TIsFAcToRy.-The nom
nations OF the Democracy the recent Syracuse Con-
venon are perfectly sasiact ory the party IN New
York city and State. The Eve ming Post says:
The ticket is undoubtedly nade carry with II the
univided and entire strength the Democratic party
No ne person. in ont Of the Convention, ii vested
with the requisite authority ,oud have made ticket
of which so much could be sa id.r
This 10 most cheering from tho Empire State,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
Hon. willis A. German.

This gentleman with his wife, was on board the ILL
fated Reindeer the time of her disastrous explosion,
and, readers will be reoiced learn escaped with
out injury Mr.. German had just reached the upper
deck when the explosion took place, and by his pres
ence of mind saved his LADY and himself from injury
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
Lawrenceburrh Railroad.

At the annual election of Directors of this Company
recently held at Greensbureh, the following persons
were chosen: George H. Dunn, David hewitt, Levi
B. Lewis, Joseph G. Monfort, James b. Foley, James
E. Hamiltop, James M. Ray, Harvey Bates, and VIM.
Robson
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

Dwhiggery in Hamilton county, must be in bad
way. The Noblesvie True Wing says, that the Wings
there dont fig whether Pierce, Scott, Hale or,
any body else is elected" and feengly invOkes can
avalanche Of Politicians political papers and pamphlets"
to "gde down on the luke.warm voters Of Hamilton
county and arouse them from thier lehargy" Where's
Greeley, and the pictorial Life of Scottl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

WING EcoSoMY.-We are now paying more nan
double much for the support Of the government as was
paid during the administration Of Gen. Jackson both
being periods Of peace.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

UDoes the United States Marshal desire to pur-
chase quantity Of the life of Scott by E. ID. Mansfield
to be paid for when Pierce is electeda We understand
that Mr.. Meredith expressed willingness to make
such purchase few days since, but unfortunately
neglected to make the proper arrangements and gen.
eman who was offering the books on those terms was
consequently disappointed in completing sale to Mr.
NJ and some others, which he thought he had partially
effected. Or does the Editor OF the Revele desire to
purchase the work the same terms, If he does we
know gentleman who will be glad to accommodate
him. Or does the respect Mr. Meredith and Mr.. Hunt
have Tor certain gentleman, prevent them from max
ing proper display Of their confidence in the success
of their candidate for the Presidency1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

rThat glorious old veteran Of Democracy, Cav
Johnson is in the field In Tennessee laboring zealous
for the of the principles he has spent e-tim
in sustaining and illustrating
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

1.-THE following new Post offices, have been recently
established in this State:
Planters Hil Jennings county, John Torbet, P. NJ
Flowers Gap, Washington county, L. NJ. Downes, P.
NJ. Burgersvile, johnson county, Joshua Harris, p.
M; Mount Olive, Elkhsrt county, Harvey Bly,, p M.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

u-A great Democratic mass meeting will be held a
Detroit on the 22nd inst. Judge Douglas and Hon.
B. Weller will be in attendance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

growing to the change made in the circuits, times Of
holding Courts &C., at the late session of the Legisla
tue il seems to be generally understood that the next
Circuit Court in Marion will be held the 4th Monday
in October.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
sslmposition.

'The last Sentinel has drummed up five in Han.
cock county, which il speaks Of Wings coming
Pierce. friend writes the following classi6ca-
tcn OF the SentinsFs converts;
"'One doggery. keeper, two Democrats colored
man. and one abolitionistD
welcome! welcome Mr.. Sentinel to such acces-
slonsn Ga.
Mr. EDIroR The above was clipped from the aCam.
bridge Reveille Of August ID 1852 The editor OF the
Revele, and his Greenfield couslnn.law correspondent
like his satanic majesty shearng hogs has made great
cry the asserted conversion Of one civilian
A. Franklin, Esq" of Greenfield from Democracy to
Whiggery. and couple of others whom they assert
have followed ESQ far political changing is concerned)
his lustrous example. This William A. Franklin used
when sober, profess to be Democrats when drunk,
which he is than half his time. he has for many
years opposed the Democrats and voted and acted with
the Wings. The Democrats never had any confidence
in him, he had any political principles that
subservient to his whisky trade. He has been for
many years the keeper OF Of the very lowest ves
description OF doggery.
The Wings very welcome TO him-hell make
good bed.ellow for the editor Of the Revele. Par
mobile Tdfrum." The Wing party feeding such con-
versions will be like the cow that fed on back
wheat straw the she eat the poorer she became;
The more such conserts they make the worse they will
be beaten -af
The other two whose cards appeared in the Reveille
short time since, Democrats converted to Whigge
ry both voted for General Taylor in 1S4S since which
time they have generally voted and acted with the
Wing party. To those who reside here and are
quainted with the men, the that they ever
had been Democrats quite surprising that they
had changed their politics But the idea that they had
read and compared the lives Of Pierce and Scott &c.,
so extremely ridiculous provoke smile from all
The whole affair was gotten up and written by the
Greenfield cousninaw correspondent Of the "Revile"
for the purpose of trying to ridicule T. d. Wapole
ESQ.,, and render some acceptable service to the wan
OBSERVER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

Owe glad to learn that A. P. Richardson is the
Democratic candidate for the Senate In the District com.
posed Of the counties of ST. Joseph Marshall and Full
ton Mr. Richardson is gentleman Of decided ability,
and will reflect credit the District should he be elect
ed. Success him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

DThe Vermont election has gone Wing usual.
Although the aggregate vote may be somewhat reduc-
ed one supposes that 1t will not vote Tor Scott IN
November -Indiana Journal
No. no one supposes thar Vermont will not vote ior
Scott So take the Wing pyramid State and be salts.
fed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

This Fair will be held the State Fair Grounds
the 9Th, 9th, and 7th OF October 1t will be seen
that the Secretary advertses for bids for the privilege Of
furnishing refreshments for the occasion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

UThe Wings, in order to justify scott's bigoted
Native Americanism, trying prove that Thomas
Jefferson and Andrew Jackson also Natyists. This
is the most absurd thing have during the pres
canvass, excepting General Scots letter of ac-
oentance
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

u The Wings growing over the elections IN
Maine. This is another Iowa business "aH unu
the returns come in, and we will show you complete
Democratic victory in that steadfast Democratic State
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

pSince the speech Of Judge Douglas the Wings
have got spunky. They willing to bet on Mas.
saehusetts. That's Dragging like Massachusetts
is safe; and that they are ready to ''back their
Judgments" with their money
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

PWilliam Wallace, Esq, the Wing candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney in this crcuit, has withdrawn
from the contest. This leaves the between Mr..
Riley, the Democrats nominee, and Mr.. Brown, a
WhQ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. n, 1889.
Giving il Up.

The Washington Republic Of Thursday 9th inst con.
tans several letters from Wings in this State relation
TO their prospects here.
One dated Rushville says: Our State election,
ing off in Octorber for State officers, will probably 60
Democratic by small majority; and, if it don't exceed
five thousand we will pull the State up for Scott in
November easy. Wright, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, very popular man, and is candidate
bat the State has gone so largely Democratic for the
last years. that can't calculate for certain this
election"
Another one dated Indianapolis, evidently written by
the editor Of the State Journal, says: I'VE shall not
probably carry the State in October, but look ont for
storm in November"
Here is another extract, which find in the Republic
Of Friday morning: "You must not be discouraged if
the State goes Democratic at the October election, for
Jo. Wright is unjusty popular, and is running on the
Methodist question, and many Democrats will vote for
him that will vote for Scott"
The boast about carrying the State in November all
CANNON. The men who make il, don't believe word
Of it, They merely whisting to keep their courage
up. Je Wright will be elected by not less than 10 900
majority, and the majority in November will be very
little less The Wing leaders feel and know this to be
true, yet, unable to their Instincts they
not help asserting what they know be false in res
to the Novmber election.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

IJ'An election TO choose a member of Congress in
Massachusetts, in place of Mr.. Rantou deceased, will
take place the I'd Monday of November
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
An old Hen out for Scott.

The Paducah Journal says that a hen in Ballard
county has laid an egg upon which is the following in.
scrpton "Gen Scott Presidsnt Of the United States IN
l8b3n r.-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

Lr"Alwsys be prepared for death" This vas ne
belt two bowie knives and pair Of rsvolvers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

uMaoauley has finished two more volumes oil his
history Of England and will publish them this winter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

ErWinfsId Scott is one Of the sloqusn, men on
earfh.-Ricknond Msssengg.
Copyhght it, BY all means, other paper has the