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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24
Democratic State Ticket.
ron GOVERNOR,

ron GovERNoR,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, of Parke County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ASHBEI. p. WILLARD, of Floyd County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
NEHEMIAH HAYDEN, of Rush County
FOR AUDITOR STATE,
JOHN p. DUNN, of Perry County.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
ELIJAH NEWLAND, of Washington County.
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM T.. STUART, of Cass County,
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decatur County,
SAMUEL f. PERKINS, of Marion County,
ADDISON l.. R0ACHE, Of Parke County.
REPoRTER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HORACE f. CARTER, of Montgomery County.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM B. BEACH, of Boone County.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
WM c. LARRABEE, of Putnam County.
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Highfaluten at the Deep pissinrs.

The Madison Banner in its extaey the nomination OF
Scott breaks forth in the following lofty style.
" The bare announcement OF the name of Gen. Win.
field Scott for the first Office within the gift of the geo.
pie OF this great free, and prospeross Republic causes
the public heart TO throb with the recollection of the
gallant and patriotic deeds that have Illustrated for half
century the life Of the Patriot Chief, before whose
military prowess in the evening of his days pales the
renown OF the most iustrious heroes of the world in
this or any other age"
The fame of Wellington and Napoleon, Washington
and Jackson, all pale before the prowess of the Wing
candidate. Well this is free country and man has
right to make himself ridiculous if he chooses
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He don't follow the Drum.

The following communication from Hon. Thomas d.
WalPole OF Hancock county, was handed yesterday.
Mr.. Walpole has always been of the most active
and influential Wings in Indiana He was the Wing
Presidential Elector in this District in l84S Thousands
who have heretofore voted the Wing ticket, seeing the
party abandoning principles for expedeney and avala.
bty will follow this noble example.
HANCOCK County. Ia, June D. 1852.
w. ]. BRowN, Esq, Sir:-Opposed as | am to the
election OF Scott to the Presidency you will please for
ward TO your dlily until the Presidential election
THOMAS D. WALPOLE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24
(For the Daily Indiana State Sentinel
To the Pablo.

CARD.-lt is known To many that my name has been
mentioned in connection with the office OF Sheriff OF
Marion county, and that the partiay of some Of my
friends will induce them TO place il before the county
convention. In view Of this state Of things, report
has been put circulation, that improper alliances and
arrangements have been made and entered into between
Daniel McMuen, Esq, Of Franklin township, and my
SELF to the effect that to aid each other in our
mutual efforts 10 be made Sheriff | am at loss 10
know by what process such result could he produced
and the busy tongue of misrepresentation has not
formed me- neither has the author Of the stated
to the public the evidences Of the alleged conspiracy
have had the good fortune possess the confidence
and good will Of many persons who differ with me on
political principles and should always feel proud to
know that my conduct such to merit the friendship
of those who politically differ with me- yet do moi
expect eomprom any political position principle
OF Democracy order TO secure the support OF men of
the opposite party. am now, always have been and
always expect TO be radical and unfnchnq Democrat
and expect submit the will and usages Of my Dem
ocratc friends.
In reference the above named slanderous report.
allow here state, in the positive and explicit
manner, that il is totally false and without foundation
and that arrangement, understanding, promise, or
of action regard the Office of Sheriff
ever existed between Mr. McAlulen and myself but on
the contrary expect to support whoever may be nomi
mated for that and for every other Office by the Demo-
cratic county convention. -
Your obedient servant,
BENJAMIN MORGAN.
Franklin Township, June 2l, 1882
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pARBEROUS PROCEEDING, AND SUDDEN
ID REM0VAL.-The subscriber has hesitation in
informing his friends and customers that the ID day
Of the present month"; April, writ of Fiery Facias
served his shop, which elected him from the East
the Vest Court side of Wood street. directly opposite
the smoking ruins of his old and far-famed stand or
MoscoV IN miniature, next door the noted Temple Of
Innocence He is happy say that the goat has escaped
with little injury. and single hair Of the monkeys
tail has been singed. His gallery oil Paintings has
eeived additional brancy from the niRatiOa and his
RazOrs a4d Scissors completely hardened
need h.tle sharpening Ia plain English he is
fully relnstated at his NeD JaeksOnaR Head Quar-.
teTs where he hopes long to flourish the Concare,
Darlington's superior Scarg Convex, TO the entire
satisfaction of all who know him, but to the utter as
Constituent Of Travellers and others.
April 10, 1926 E. F. PRATT, Tonsor
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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE ss, 1852.
close of the session.

Yesterday closed the longest and araous session
Of the Legislature ever held in Indiana In a single
session. intending short recess the entire body Of the
general laws has been revised, and general laws have
been enacted to the variety Of wants hitherto
provided for by local legislation The task of revs.
ion has this occasion been unusually severe
indispensable requisite that every provision of the
new code Shout be conformed 10 the new Constitution
The difficulties in the way of the execution of this task
will be in some degree apparent when is considered
that at nearly every step of progress in the revision
knotty constitutional question was encountered.
mistake in reference which might involve thousands
Of dollars and tho interests greater or less extent
Of every iuhabtant of the State 1t is but simple JUS
tce to the members of this Legislature to say that
they addressed themselves 10 the arduous task before
them with cheerfuness and energy worthy of all
praise and to the last persvered their audabe exer
lions until their task completed, and they could lay
before the people of the State body of laws which
taken as whole, not surpassed in their adaptation
TO tue wants of The people, for whom they are intended
by any code Of laws in this Union The session has
been long, and the people will naturally question wheth
er il was necessary to spend much time and money
for such an object. We that we have never
known legislative body in this any other State that
abored more perseverngly, or with more earnest pur
has just adjourned. Errors they doubtless have CON-
mitted, but they more than are accustomed
to regard as unavoidable in all human councils We
generous constituency will duly appreciate the
good they have DONE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

ScENE.-(G Gen. Scott andhis lid de- Camp walkinc,
The General suddenly buttons his coat close around
Gen Scoft-Whence comes this chilling blast
4d de-Camp-FroEa the granite hills, General
Gen Scoft-1t Pierces 10 the marrow of the. bones
and deadens hope
-aid de- CamP-Bear up, the South Will soon send
forth its genial breeze
Gen Scoff-Ah me- That breeze l fear will never
come to 'twere won't Twas balmy then !.
when now it comes, twill be like the srocco.
.aid de- Camp-Despond not on the eve of The great
battle General. The summer Of York will soon
break forth, and make all cheerful.
Gs3 SooH-That sun Of York is yelled in yapors from
the foul segers breathed and warns not as IL should
4id de- Camp-IIl call your faithful servtors General
Seward, and Greeley, and Thad, who'll comfort sneak
and hope renew
Gen Scot-No more They the cause of all my
woe, and will be OF nv death. ~
(Erif, both Nth rasfui count<aances. )-cfn. Enc
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[Ffom the Pennsplvsnian.l
Pierce and King.
% eARRErr D. euL1,

- eAhkETT n eULIS.
AIR-.A ,oef sheet and as,sing sea.
With loud hurzas unto the air,
Our banner proudly fling;
And lei the foeInan meet il there.
Inscribed with Pierce and King.
Ay let them hear your battle shout.
To dare them 10 the fray,
From Democratic hearts spring CUT
In confidence today
With loud hu1lss. sc
With Justice on our side array'J.
Our principles well known
On theirs corruption is displayed
With virtue overthrow;
Then who can doubt that victory
VIII crown hsllowed cause.
When battling well for liberty.
For equal rights and laws
With loud hulzss, 81
Foai years our land with anxious syss
Has longed TO hail the hour
When freemen VIII in strength sIiSe
To crush corrupted power
What tho they strut and buster fserce
And claim the White House dome:
With eager hearts, their ranks wen Pis,o,.
And send them a King home
With loud hazEss, &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24
The Mhig Convention.

Telegraphc intelligence reached this city yesterday
noon, OF the nomination of Gen WINFIELD ScoTr.
This may be considered triumph OF the Greedy and
Seward Abolition Wings OF the North over the Clay
and Union Wings of the South
Great unanmity must have prevailed, iuasmuch as
Scott received electoral rOe more than oas necessary
TO nominate him.
These Wings thought it great evidence of dscord
that the Democrats should have baoted forty
under the wothrds rule before they made their almost
unanimous nomination, and predicted that harmonious
Whiggery would make choice ON the second or third
ballot. What will they think when il known that ul.
der majority rule il required ff1y-hree balotings
nominate Wing candidate by the skin Of their teeth
The Wing party --ill find it a much harder Job 10
elect "Od Fuss and Feathers than his peculiar friends
did to nominate him.
However, under all the circumstances and in view OF
the remarkable unanimity of the Convention, which
nominated him. we think Scott may possibly be able to
carry number of electoral votes in November next as
large the number of ballots required to nominate him
viz fffythres. Pierce will get all the balance, while
he is clearing his throat for his hasty plate of soup
GTWILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of North Carolina, was
nominated late yesterday afternoon for the Vice
Presidency by the Wing Convention. The reach
ed here the wires Of the Wade telegraph line at
o'clock, P. M Mr.. Graham is Mr. Fillmore's Secretary
of the Navy, and is evidently thrown out as bait for
the Fillmore men to nbble at
A Wing remarked to US, hearing the news, "Who
is Graham? don't know him. Another told us the
news, and said. Graham, of South Carolina is nominal
ted" We thought, from the tone Of the Wing press.
that the Wings would scorn to nominate an obscure
man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

O-A colony of sixty persons, gathered from North
ampton, Mass, Brooklyn and Auburn, New York, all
firm believers in what is termed the Spiritual Philosophy
(announced by A Davis, ct all have purchased 5000
acres Of land in splendid location about 40 miles from
Fifty miles from Charleston Va, upon which they
settled. They do not have community of property,
but each is steward Of his substance" Main
tanning Unity Of Faith in The Bonds oil Peace" On the
Among the emigrauts is Rev. 7. L. Harris Of New
fcrk who is TO edit weekly paper soon to be estab
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

SICKNESS ON THE PLAIEs-EMIoRANrs RETURSIKe.
The Yuba, down from the Missouri, on Saturday
brought to this city thirty gentlemen who had left the
frontier for California, and had travelled nearly 200
miles across the Plains. They belonged various com.
panies, ali OF whom had suffered less from the
ravages OF the cholera These gentlemen became dis.
hearteed at the prospect before hem and wisely con-
cluded TO return. The Yuba. a former upward trip
had among her passengers forty men, who en- route
for California who upon hearing the discouraging news
received from the Plains at Independence Weston and
St. Joseph came to the resolution to deIer their journey
to more oicous period, and all Dame back to the
city the same boat 81. Lonis Unioa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

Monday night the Wings ratified by liberal con.
sumption of barrels dry goods boxes rockets and squbs
The Journal says " the pOpulace" gathered from town
and country. From the country-ury. The bonfres
blazed until midnight next morning daybreak, they
all heaps of smoulderng rubbish excepting one,
Democratic watchfre, which was still burning brightly
in front of the Capital House. Long live Sloan
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

G1-We understand that Hon. J. S HEsrER was yes.
terday appontedby the Governor commissioner to pre-.
pare the Revised Statutes for publication and super
intend the printing of them. This is excellent
appointment, and cannot fail to crafty the numerous
friends OF Mr.. Hester in this city and elsewhere.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

The Baltimore Patriot, of the Sh inst the
completion Oh his work to the Monongahela river DIS,
lance OF hundred and miles this side Of
Cumberland The work on tho remainder Of tho road is
so far advanced that it is calculated Ii will be completed
to Wheeling by the LIST of January.
The revenue both roads shows gratifying increase
for the month Of May being nearly $50 900 more than
for the same month last year Tbs revenue Of the main
stem was Sal 734 49, asd of the Washington branch
81 40
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

FoR PIERCE AND KfSe.-The New York Daily Star
heretofore neutral paper has hoised the Pierce and
King flag, and has began the battle manfuy in the
Democratic cause. In New Hampshire. Vermont, and
Maine the enthusiasm for the young Northern Eagle is
Of the most gratifying character, while every mail from
the South. East and West brings Of tri
umphant victory. The good work goes bravely on
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

u Our City Marshal put stop to the bonfres on
the night of tie Democratic demonstration The Wing
rejocngs were not interrupted except by very fent
demonstr alton from the worthy official and the glori-
ous" chops who hccoughed huzzas for Scott were I'm.
molested. Had they been Pierce men, most probably,
it would have been otherwise. Wonder If the Marshal
will let these ~ rsed ocofocos" cote?
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

Ut The Daguerreotypists are taken all aback by the
nomination Of Pierce He about the only one Of
the Mexican Generals OF waom they had no likeness.
They are endeavornq to repair ne rect and the FIRST
Of the inconvenences OF bsing great man, is expert
enced by the candidate who is besct by the Boston ar
lists TO allow them TO take his pictrre in little y
his has become already to the ear.-Phaadsi-
phia Ledger.
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6-on Monday next hacks viii leave Rockford In.
DANA Tor Columbus and will ran daily aterward. The
railroad will be finished the former place by that time
The distance from Rockford 10 Columbus is only Ia
miles and the fare from this city to Columbus is only
siD learn with pleasure that the railroad will be
finished TO Columbus In hve or six weeks-Louisrills
Democrat, June l8N.
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The Compromise Resolutions.

The Boston Post-Mr Green, one Of the editors OF
which, was member of the late Convenon-thus de-
scrbes the scene in that body the adoption Of the plat
form 1t will be to be utterly variance with the
statement made by the Evening Post:
'The next work was the adoption of the platform.
On this point there most intelligent apprecis' IN
Of the wants Of tho country, and much greater iani-
nifty the manner in which these wants s'Jnld be
met than anticipated. The good feei4g, the de-
sire for union, the determination stand a broad
LIBERAL and truly national platform, from the first
suspicious; and when Governor Brown, Of Tennessee,
informally announced during the baloting that large
Committee, with remarkable unanmiIy. had agreed to
platform, there general JOY in the Convention.
STILL agreeable the usages OF the party, it deter
mined to wait until candidates selected before
ting on the resolutions. When these read by the
clerk, they received with great applause. Some
OF them old notices, well known and universally
approved while the resolutions suggested by the
present condition Of the country, which contained the
frank of the party the sectional issues OF
the day free from local asperty, nobly national
soundly constitutional, received with immense
applause When the resolution acquiescing in the Com
promise measures read, the cheering tremen-
dous The members again their seats and the
most intense excitement ruled the assembly. These
resolutions had been submitted the leading of
State north and SOUTH and needed debate carry
them. The platform adopted by reclamation. And
thus the principle well as the men OF the National
Democratic party fully and frankly before the
people. The platform up TO the mark Of the
crisis in the history Of the country.
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Democratic Electoral Ticket.

STATE AT LARGE,
JOHN PETIT, Of Tippecanoe County.
JAMES III. LANE, of Dearborn County
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First-BENJ. R. EDMONST0N, of Dubois County.
SscOad-JANES S. ATHON, of Clark County.
Taird-JOHN A. HENDRICKS, Of Jclersoa County
-2Ourth-EBENEZER DUMONT, of Dearborn Co.
Flh-WILLIAM GROSE, of Henry County.
Sirth-WILLIAM ]. BROWN, of Marion County.
SeveRth-0LIVER P. DAVIS, Of Verpilion County.
Eighfh-LORENZ0 c. D0UGHERTY, of POone Co.
TsstI-RGnRFN n1WSo " Of npEslb County.
Eiepsnfh-JAMES F. MCDOWELL Of Grant County
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william williams and AshbeI r. willard,

Candidates Lieutenant viii their fellow
e tiLens 3 follows.
Greenshurgh Decatur co.. Wednesday. June 3d. o'clock
y. NJ.
Versailles Ripley Co. Thursday, June 24h at O'clock p NJ
LawTeneeburgh. Dearborn Friday June 5th at O'clock
p. NJ
Aurora Dearborn co. Friday June 25h, al O'Clock, p. NJ
Rising sun Ohio co. Saturday June Goth, at O'Clock, p NJ
Vsvay Switzerland Monday, June 18th, at o'clock,
Madison, Jefferson Tuesday, June 29th at O'clock p
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

1TJUSE's FRENcH CIRcUs, OF the best in the
country will perform in this city Saturday and Mon.
day the Sd and 9th Of July Anon! the artisies of this
Circus several French LADIES', whose daring eas
of Craftsmanship superior to the best male eqnes-
trians in the world
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

SuIoIDE.-On Saturday morning, George Shimp, of
Loganspot indiana cut his throat at the American in
horrid manner from the effects of which he died yes
tcrday morning The deceased has been partially de.
ranged for weeks and by the advice OF his phys
clan was on his way visit friends near Lancaster
His wife accompanied him. Just as they were to start
he went 10 his room, opened his trunk took out bis
razor, went TO the mirror, and taking fair view cut
tremendous cash, reaching from ear severing his
windpipe, but not quite reaching his Jugular When
they his for him he was on the floor VEL
terng in his blood-an awful sight. He lived about
twenty-five hours, but was nsensibe to the st-Colu
bus Journal. June Ia.
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GJThe Cleveland PIGindealer says that the main
train OF the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroad
IN its way down on Friday last, little child
eighteen months Old breaking lis Jaw in two places and
otherwise nIuring so that life is SPARED Of II
was sitting at the time outside the rail playing with
others, and was mistaken in the distance by the en2
neer, who took It for chunk Of wood The children
had been left by the mother alone in house by
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

D-In his sermon at the Masonic Hall, ON last Sunday
evening, Mr.. BEEcHRR made Of the following SINH.
les. The English language scarcely affords any more
apt, elegant, aud pointed
Remembered joys, TO him who has no other joy, is
like the food beggar dreams of but tastes in
his waking moments"
ON grounded hopes like broken bank-noes-never
very SAFE and daily becoming and more worthless
They the worst investmea. make, for the
more he has Of them the poorer he s.n
The immense crowd which filed the Hall at early
hour evinced the deep hold which Mr. B has upon the
affection and memory of the people of Indianapolis.
Those Of his friends who unable gain
adr ttance and thus deprived of the qualification
of again hearing him preach will be pleased to know
that he is just the same in manner style, and senli.
ment, that he was when among few years ago on
" improved in every respect.
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DEATH OF DELEGATE.-Horace Gay, Esq, Dele
gate the late Democratic Convention from Rochester
New York died Baltimore last Thursday of peurisy
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O-Ths National Iateigencer, in speaking OF Gen.
Pierce. says: His experience has, therefore, been
affairs Of the Government should the People call him to
that trust, respectfully and in National spirit
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lJsThe Scott canvass commenced yesterday by run
ming IL ia the ground They will be found at the end
they were at the beginning: stuck in the mud Who
fred old Betseys
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OBJ. F. Sandlord, (of Sandlord and Park of Gin
einnat and associates, establishing bank Con-
nersve, Indiana, with capital Of 500 OO0 which will
so into operation after the first of July.
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BAn old bomb-shell lying in the yard Of the South
Boston Foundry, struck with a hammer the other
day with view Of breaking IT, when il exploded and
severely injured several persons. Some OF the ifaq-
ments were thrown TO the distance Of eighth Of
mile.
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1.-THE prettiest design the tombstone
Of a child was lark soaring upward with rosebud
in it's mouth. What conld be more sweetly embematc
Of infant innocence wingng its way under the
care OF its guardian angeli
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IrDoes not every body know that il the Democracy
had angel for candidate the Federal prints would
paint him black, and whenever he seen, esy out
there goes the devil,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

O-DR HAYNES, the PhrenoIogist, is still at the Cap
tal House, and will be pleased to give any chart
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The undersigned members and officers of the Legs.
ature and others who have been guests the Carlisle
House since the same was taken by Mr. D. c. Minick,
the present proprietor, take pleasure in bearing esi
mony TO the gentlemanly and agreeable hospitality Of
the accommodating proprietor the honesty activity
and promptness Of his in their attentions TO
those who call at this pleasant and well provided Hotel
Mr.. Minick has renovated and reited the heuse and
that travellers and boardeTs will find il to
their advantage to call at the Carlisle House where
every attention will be given to their comfort and charges
reasonable.
A. G. HANNA, A. j. BOONE
EMANUEL WITHERS, l.. C. DOUGHERTY
THOMAS WASHBURN, THOS. A. KINNARD,
ROBERT NEWELL, JAS. p. MILLIKEN
HIRAM kNOWLTON, HENRY SECREST,
THOS. S. GUM, MILTON WALKER
indianapolis, June u. 1852