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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

He has Changed.

This the excuse the Wing press make for Gen
Scott's Native Americansm They compelled to adj
init that eight years ago. he in favor Of total dis
reimbursement Of all foreigners who refused
the army navy in time of war. They are compelled
to admit that from 1895 to 1913, period of 10 years
he in feeling and in action Native American.
The Albany New York Journal, says: -
"We do deny that Gen. Scott period of his
life, many years ago, adopted mistaken view of the
practical operation Of the naturalization laws He ad-
vanced erroneous opinions on the subject TO which we
could not subscribe In due time reflection and expe-
rience convinced him Of his He acknowledged,
with the raukness Of soldier that his impressions had
been wrong. and that his opinion was changed"
'But our opponents insist judging him from opin.
ions which he long since discarded and publicly aban-
doned II is permitted to other public to profit BY
experience, and modify their opinions
national policy; but 1t seems that Gen. Scott is to be
denied the right which has been exercised by all our
statesmen"
The very same paper from which clip he above
contains the following allusion to Mr. Buchanan:
E"New York will be slow to iboomv into that School
of Democracy taught by James Buchanan From the
time he said, at Federal Celebration that if he sup
posed there was ga drop OF Democratic blood IN his
veins he would let il OUT" Sc.
When did James Buchanan make this declaration
caration in opposition orcgners7 Eight years ago.
huen ulu James Ducnanan cnange MS opnlonf Thirty
eight years ago. When did Gen. Scott change his7
-Four years ago. Frank. Pierce must be defeated be.
James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, of his
supporters in his boyish days, federast. But it
is Liberal and mean to hold Gen. Scott responsible for
opinions expressed eight years ago. o, consistency
Thou hast no home where Whggery dwells Federal
ism, in all its worst forms, not bad as Natvesm
The alien laws of the elder Adams infinitely bet
ter than the law proposed by Gen. Scott. We shall
have more to say on this subject Of change. r
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STATE At LARGE.

Democratic Electoral Ticket
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..-....... GREAT ATTRACTION!
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Cor IrsAi BToddsey md Franklin street Nelr York
+ this Establishment be a correct Repre-
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buf lead buttOls marked u s. A., three Hat,
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Rich Oil Paintings fine EusIavngs with other raro
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lection cannot be found in Establishment the
the United States. y double Call, which
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from the neck down 10 the middle. They full grown,
perfectly formed and were bought from the Lyme,
Live White Kat nom Ee ks Penn -idnittGce RAT.
Is Games for ENeIc and Amusement, Billiards, Back
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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
CAN aNTINsEl.xHYTER no",

M GORE q ANDERSON, have just ready in a d.,
m @ The fS'e caapA1cN OF GENERAL scorr 's''
IN The yay Of Mexico, by Lieut.. Raphael semuss
vol, With Map q the Battle Grounds peggy,
- Lieut.. S Is man or sterling sensr eaHssssn
'd IMPARTIAL account ofali he saw.-kendau IN he hr
spirited and extended sleich OF the last Meri,,,c
palgI. he author 70 attached to the Navy, but han
Written in aud vigorous style and Il Il
alter having commenced its pcrusai, to lay it aside
One OF the most gallant officers in the Raw
whole volume, as work ofinteect is worthy or he
place IN the department to which Il bclongs-isa ne
ait is small praise TO the author to say that,
never u history evidently SO fairly wrteni%s.
"a volume fnll orinstruc,ion and interest. H. -.
tive Of Ss,t ~ with eHT S.s nara
the distinguished actors in it."-Nafio,iaI Era OF
have seen no work which has given such vivid i'm
of sen Scott's aign-Sonihern Press - fs.en''
CS. C0 Standard 'A'--ehaTia
We find in this hook, he most iife.Ikc deseI;,s,.
men and thngs-os Scenery and Soeety-of marebrsa
battles anu victories, that we have ever read.-sa;,
We followwith interest renewed, Az we aav.pe. - .
footsteps q that sensumate soldier, whose MARCHES ia
tIiumphs rom Vera Cruz to the City Mexico shi
ries OF manruvers absolutely unsurpassed he ann,
military is oi siiTs1eyGig Ga
He is lively and spirited narrater His battle sI,,
are extremely vivid and producer deep inpr
Imagination lie criticiscs the military operation in
eided partisan spirit, but with evident ubilty-M M
Bun>. t - 7slLtE-E f7 fIh' III o. S'lE.'i.Ti nj
The very best book which that war has called fo,,
PhilGdeIphia Pres6yieriGs N'7N 'o'ik-
threading some ofthe authors descriptions OF ,,,.
and storms, one can hardly wonder at the fascipao
enthusiasm productive OF the almost f,icreaH.
SO repeatedly displayed during the Mexican W
Princeton Rer
Tho book is more than adabc; its statistics .ra.
and sketches give the reader as clear an accopnt
campaign can ba found any where, superior s
if not in value, to Major Ripey's History-N T. R,.
gelisf. htsa.
Pays warm tribute to The many admirable op,ir.
that eminent commander, Gen. Scott-harper.r NM.
-AaEsTs wanted 10 rcuia hi work in an p,
the United States with whom liberal arrangemeats Vim
Orders must be accompanied with the cash - wi
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Dress upon receiving their paper containing IN. S
tiscmcnt. MOORE d ANDERSON Pub6,b.S'st
aug21.tf %. West ROurthstreet. Cineinmf a
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I'D BOOK FOR THE TIMES! ..,5g
aTF.F Ed. ENTITLED Hs..ru-s
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
As lT Isl !!

Being naIratives, and incidents the real 'LIYn
az TIE LowLY' by W. H. q. Smith, Esq
The object of The author is TO represent the condition
lie Slave IN his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
atlons and pastiIncs the relations between and
slave The mistaken impulses nd msconceiyed views the
Northern Phlanhropist, &c. and represent the
and sentiments IN their natural orns, the
ke displayed IN the humbest LOT OF society, thus showing
that, III The 81 Tie s!drc at least
HFppiess Ham rsdon and ut the represent,
class of people, The Planter, to whom justice
has seldom been DONE and whose char exhibited
day liic is well Circulated to win the anablc udg
t"cnt OF the world.
.... t.r TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-.Oid Virginia.
=. 2-The Piantltion-UDcic Toms Laziness
3-SohGiety and Mcrrimcnt. ... .....a..
. 1.-The Punishment.
5-Thc ScLoo! Master.
G-Family OF the Planter.
T-School Keeping.
s-Ihe secret League OF Rebellion.
a. The Surprise.
Ip-lnde,Icndencc Day. t
1.-The Oyefsecr
l2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
" l3-Uncle Tom and Dnah.
:" i4-Midnisht Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dilah.
j5-Cassy.
IG-Sunday. -' 80. 'taL vi
:. 1.-THE oyciseei's Communication the Planter.
lS-TLc Suspicion.
a. iS-ScLool Masters Uncasincss and Departure.
o0-UBcie Tonrs Notions oi Freedom.
2l- His De,e tmnation 10 go to the State OF Free
don.' .. = .'lH .fL a.'t
a3-The Pafsnit. 10 Il si aglloE
=" 2FBfTlo--The Boot black q g. = . sE.fg- .
q aG-Unce Toms soliloquy. tA}.Ht
:. 2.-Tbe Alarm. ..
g" 2S-American Hotel. T.
=. .J-The Free Negro. ... .
a. 3l-Couraec. Quictude and Contentmcnt.
:. 3i-Niagara Fails, Clifton House, CaIIadr.
:. 32-The Interview between aiaster and Slave.
3eUnce Toms Decision.
=. 3i-.Back to Old Virginia.
e 35-Conelusion. ,rr.. a
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WASHINGTON

From Sfunrt's nj ost celebrated pnila,,afsy
TIHlS large and magnificent Portrait OF fMtsIsreisJ
i from the BURN OF American rtist Us eonSS 500
Ill who have seen it TO be OF the most
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inches. whchwili make handsome picture lo AIN
End should be in the hands Of every American "a
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Painting, at the State House, Hartford y.
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CONGRESS HALL.

TINE subscribers take pleasure informing friends
travelling community generally that they have
this day taen possession of that well established and IA
voTaby known Hotel
CONGRESS HALL,
srr.r4. 81. = s. Third and.Chcsnut strccts.
They have had the house roughly repaired and
imp venens introduced, and furnished in style
Of elegance which will at render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience sNis -. ~
This is decidedly hest located house in the city being
immediate vicinity OF business, the Exchange, Custom
House, and mary other public buildings.
Lines of Onnbuscs leave foreveyp part OF the city every
minutes their head quarters being within square
OF this House. tf3i1 agl|Tn-t 81 It ..fr
The subscribers are determined 70 spare pains in
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traveller. ~ 4sry.r 3 y
James E. Norris who is we'll known many ofthe
visiting the city lsely in the Hardware house
James Duncan Co., and formerly PROPRIETOR of the
ment on the House, assisted by polite and competent
- .t't. -H' H.'' -.t .E..4
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CHAMBEIsLEN'S CONN ERCEAL
COs.LEGE.

LOCATED CuRSER MkRKEr THIRD srREETs,
a.
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Science OF Accounts
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PENN Ssnrfo white l. and leg BILE hand is desira
BILE accomplishment in the education young gentlemen
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DESTROYS OF Qualifying themselves Tor camille and
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Corlnluni cations addressed to 0. X. CHAMBERLAIN
will receive prompt attention. aug2I
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