Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 10, 1859.
GJ' We shall permit the Sentinel to make any
false issues with us.-IRdiana Journal.


D'' We shall permit the Sentinel" to make any
false issues with us.-IRdianG Journal.
The above paragraph is the commencement of an
tce in the Indiana Journal that contains misrep
reservations Of iact than we have ever before seen in
the number of lines in that any other paper
this is saying great deal.
The Journal, in that article boldly charges Governor
Wright with advocating can alliance with England to
prevent BY physical force any interference the part
Of Russia, any future struggle between Austria and
Hungary" Gov. Wright took such position; and
the Editor well knew he did not when he penned the
charge. Against such wilfu peryerson of facts it is
useless to contend He charges the Editor of this paper
IN the same paragraph, with saying that he
iOus to see american bayonss cleaning along the Mid
catGrGets Of the Danube" This charge Defrees copied
from the quizzical illusions of Timothy Tugmuion,
well known writer for the Locomotive whose efforts
known to consist in turning every thing into rdcule that
transpres in city. The cleaning of 90 American
bayones the result of his fertile and poetic magi
nation and If Defrees follows in the wake of this will
prove i9nus tatuus that will land him in quagmre
he is of it, where he enjoy his proper ee-
mcnt undisturbed.
The next paragraph charges the Sentinel with de-
nouncing the doctrines of Washington's Farewell Ad-
dress The readers Of the Sentinel know this to be
tirely untrue and exhibits depravity hard be real
ized in any one but Wing Editor.
! The Editor says he has never changed any of his
views this question (meaning, suppose, his views
with regard to Washington's Farewell Address,. He
follows new lights, &C. Now this is really funny, in
a who nominated John Mclean for the Presidency
at the Philadelphia Convention and changed his mind
as to against him before the vote was taken We
think that change equal in rapdty the magnetic
telegraph.
Ia the next paragraph he says: We have never
given uttersnce any opinion for the purpose of
ing the Catholic any other to the Wing party
The Journal for the last days. has contained scarce
y anything else than articles INTENDED deceive Demo
cratic Catholics into giving Wing votes against Cover
nor Wright, when the Editor knew that Mr. McCarty
had voted for the resolution inviting Kossuh this State
ssd while here contributed his money freely Others
in Che way Of giving material aid" to Hungary. Il
was praisewos,hy act in Mr.. McCarty, in the opinion
of the Journal, but should prevent Gov Wright from
obtaining Catholic votes
The next paragraph states The Sentinel seems to b.
fearful that Cor. Wright V fall martyr to the union
of Church and State " The Sentinel has no such fears
In this country where religious liberty one of our fun
damental doctrines, there be danger Of such
issue. Any party that attempts to gain by max
ing such al issue will lose more than they will gai1
byit.
He next charges the Democratic party with electina
Catholics Trustees of the State University from i'm
proper motives. He had hoped that the persons pre-
sented although emnenty well qualified for the station
would have been rejected when doubt, he and hi:
followers would have made the welkn ring with Their
complaints Democrats do believe in prescription
on account OF religious opinion. But must desist
To follow Defrscs, in his meanderng course, would
quire more skillfu engineer than oursef We have
heard Of the stick that crooked that it would
lie still for moment, thus forming perpetual motion
Defrees can beat that stick all hollow.