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Correspeudence OF the Daily Dispatch.
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$50, 600, 10000, lO,Oe0, so of 1000, 50 of 500
Susquehanna Lottery, Class 9, to be drawn a.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
For the Daily Indiana slale senlinel.l

MUNcIE, October 9th, 1882
AUSTIN H. Brown, EsQ.-Dear Sir:-In compliance
with your request. send you the following returns
McCary's majority in Delaware county is SO; whole
State ticket about the same. Parkers majority for
Congress $40. Orr, Wing, elected Representative
Vandeventer, Whg elected Senator in Delaware Grant,
and Blackfsrd, by l3 majority Anthony, Democrat,
elected Judge in the 18th circuit Julian by large
majority.
In Randolph Wright has 1876 majority, and State
ticket about the Bundy, Democrat, elected Re-
preventative Wilson, Wing, elected Senator Grose,
for Congress, has majority Of S4 Hankin, Wing,
elected Judge of Common Pleas in Randolph
Mckinney, Democrat elected Representative in
Jay Wright's majority about loo, and State ticket
the
In Blackford, Wright's majority is 230, and State
ticket abont the same. Harlan, for Congress, has a
majority of 237. Howell Democrat, elected Repre-
sentative.
In Grant Wright has l67 majority. Harlan, Tor Con-
gress, 115 majority Wilson, Democrat, elected Repre-
sentative.
In Grant, Delaware and Blackford, March, Dem, is
elected Common Pleas Judge by 341 mai. The vote in
these counties the State ticket good could be
desired, and rather better than anticipated
On some of the other officers the vote, owing to
causes which have not room explain, is not il
ought have been. Shvely defeated IN this Sena-
oral district by secret circular, containing gross
misrepresentation Of given by Shvey in the LIE
gisature of 1S39-40, the subject of inermarriage
between blacks and whites. M
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
lFor the Daily Indiana State Sentinel.
Eight Wonders.

Fust-Wonder what became of the " one hundred
Democrats" in Cambridge city, tall friend convert
ed to Whiggery.
Second-Wonder il that long friend OF has re-
covered from his fears that the Democracy would be
used up at the State election that there woud be
battle to fight in November
Third Wonder If the Wing Expositor and the Pfcto-
rial Life of Gen. Scott paid wei
Fourth-Wonder if conductor Oglesby will permit
passengers TO travel quietly the Terre Haute Rail-
road since the eection2
F1fh-Wonder where few copies Of MangieiFs
Life of Scott can he procuredl
Sirth-Wonder if Horace Greeley has discovered that
subterranean passage in which that deep under-cur-
rent of Democratic changes flow silently into the
great ocean Of WhiggeryF
Serenth-Wonder il that "rich bro9ue" of the Irish,
and "fhe familiar accents of the German are quite
harmonious Wing since, as before the election
Eighh-Wonder when John H. Bradley will get TO
Congress QUERIST.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
John II. Hale.

This gentleman who is the Abolition candidate Cor
President, will address the people at indianapolis on
Thursday next. We understand that his efforts have
heretofore been mainly directed the defeat Of General
Pierce and indirectly benefit General Scott and the
Wing party Mr.. Collax the editor of the South Bend
Register, speaking of his speech at Chicago, says:
'Mr. Hale having canvassed Ohio is now speaking in
Illinois and Wisconsin A number of our citizens went
to Chicago and heard him last Saturday His efforts
able and eloquent He lets his hearers understand
plainly that there hope Tor Freedom its interest
if Gen. Pierce is elected and wherever he speaks of the
platforms of the parties he comedies that that of the
Wings is the least Objectionable. He does directly
advise his hearers to vote for Gen. Scott but
himself with showing his desire that Pierce
should be defeated"
The Jackson (Michigan) Citizen speaks of Hale's
speech there as follows:
"Mr. Hale spoke briefly Of platforms, and demonstra.
ted the difference between the Wing and Democratic as
very discernabe-the Wing consisting in merely sus-
tanning of the Fugitive law-the Democratic as pledged
to resist all agitation From the tenor of his remarks
it was evident that he preferred vastly the position OF
the Whig party before that of the Pierce Democracy
We think Mr.. Hale is right The Abolition party
have much expect from the election General
Scott than General Pierce. Gen. Pierce would nc
doubt veto any bill which might pass Congress repeal
ing the Fugitive Slave law any way deprivng the
Southern States of their constitutional rights in relation
to fugitives from labor. The election of Gen. Pierce
would settle the slavery agitation in Congress for four
years. The election of Gen. Scott would open anew
the question Of repeal and Congress would flooded
with petitions Frank Pierce was one Of the men who
read Hale out OF the Democratic party in New Hamp
shire account of his Aboitionsm and dafeat him
for the Presidency, Hale would traverse and land
is personal matter with him. In addition if he car
aid in the election OF Scott he can Justly claim the sym
pathy and support of the Wing party four years hence
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
,ixth conrressinnal observation-disclosures Vote.
Governor Wright and the Wing Press.


There is feature in the triumph graft
flying to the friends of Governor Wright than the in
creased those points where he most SANDER
ed abused and vilifed by the Wing press. In Marion
county the place of his official residence and where his
worthy competitor Nicholas McCarty has resided for
twenty five years. he increased his majority 325 votes.
This majority was, no doubt, much increased by the
reckless and vndicve course OF the Indiana Journal
that daily teemed with its filthy abuse. In Franklin
county, where the Brookville American pursued him
with a canniba vengeance, he increased his majority
4S8 votes. In Floyd county, where Milton Gregg the
INSCRIPTIONS and mendacous editor in the State,
filed the columns of his Daily Tribune with all manner
of falsehood and defamation the Governor increased his
majority 352 votes. In Vanderburgh county, where
Sanders the editor of the Journal echoed the ISLANDERS
and vile abuse of the Indiana Journal and the Tribune,
the Governors majority is increased 1863 votes. In
Knox county where the editor of the Vnceunes Gazette
has during the summer lost sight of every other eiec
ton in his opposition to Gov. Wright, McCarty only
beats him fifty In the county three years
ago. Wright was beaten 252 votes The same remarks
will apply jefferson county where the Governor at
his last election lost the county by 459 votes-he now
carries thinking gain Of over five hundred votes.
These results show that the people act and think for
themselves. They will not suffer faithful public off,
Ger to be defeated by Wing SANDERS We hope this will
be lesson which the Wings will profit by in future.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
whistling to Keep their Courage Up.

In order keep up the courage of the rank and file,
the federal press have taken to boastng OF the immense
popularity Of General Scott and the great number OF
States ne will carry at the approaching Presidential
election. Yet not one Of them dare TO make an even
bet on Scotts election They have been challenged
peatedly take bets terms more favorable TO
their candidate than an even chance Yet they
risk their money This fact shows that they have not
particle of confidence in the of their candidate,
whatever they may pretend in order to keep up the
courage of their followers And what prospects have
they in reays In the first place, the elections, ever
since the inauguration of General Taylor have resulted
in favor Of the Democracy In the thiryone States OF
which the Union is now composed they have but fire
Governors. And in all the States the aggregate popu-
lar majority in the last elections, is 100000 These
facts are alone sufficient to show how utterly unounded
the claims which they make certain States, and
how supremey hopeless the prospects OF Scott Bni
this is all In all the elections during the present
year, with the exception of Vermont, they have been
defeated and routed. Such the result in New
Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Iowa, Missouri
and North Carolina, regarded the impregnable
strong hold Of federalism in the South How absurd
then, their pretensons to the election of Scott
He is doomed to more sweeping and overwhelming
defeat than any Presidential candidate has yet expert
enced -Nerpporf IN. H) Argus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21

GFWe pleased to learn from Mr. Smith, Presi-
dent of the indianapolis and Belleontane Railroad,
that the road will be completed to Winchester "a miles,
next week, and Union, the end of this link in all
month. The daily mail is to be extended above
Muncie, the road is opened. The machinery stock
the road including nine first class engines, six passen
ger cars, two baggage and mail cars, have been con-
tracted for. Mr. Baldwin, of Philadelphia, makes
of the locomotives, and the Amoskeag works q
New Hampshire two The locomotives each
eighteen tonsbeng the heaviest engines be used
the roadthe grade being only thirty feet maximum tc
the mile with seventysix miles of straight line out o
eighty three mes-he length of the road-and
of less radius than one mile. Mr. Clough, Of Madi
son, makes the passenger and baggage This
company appear to be making every preparation Il
meet the expectations of the business and travelling
public
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
Madison County.

ANDERSON, Oct. Ia, 1892.
DEAR BRowN:-Glorious news! the whole Democrat
ic ticket sgnally triumphant in this county Every,
Wing has fallen like Autum leaves after October
frost. Every county officer elected the Democratic
ticket Great mourning in Ramahl" &c. Great and
glorious reoicngs in the camp of Israeli
Here the majorities for your own USE Governor
Wrght's whole vote in the county ,253 McCartys
whole vote in the county 942. Wrights majority is
3l1. The majority of the rest of the State
ticket is 2S5. In county, Gooding's majority
over Davis is 104; Wick's majority 1876; Rey's ma
ory 1872; Harlan's majority BOG; Flemings majority
PAS; Col. McAlster's majority 2S; Howard, Treasu-
rer; Mattax, Recorder; Nelson, Sheriff. Williams
County Surveyor; Pugh, Coroner; Sansberry, Prose
for equal rghts-Democracy.
Your old friend, l..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21

MARSHALS TO COLLECT THE VOTE FOR
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT.
Ist Congressional District-Henry w Barker, of Du-
bois county
ID Congressional District-E- c. sugg, of Perry
county.
3D. Congressional District = Charles Carpenter, Of
Bartholomew county.
4th Congressional Dstrict-Joseph V. Bemusdafer,
of Decatur county.
9Th Congressional Distriet-Edmond F. DOnneOn, Of
Wayne county.
9th Congressional District-Patrick Cahill, of Ma
rion county.
9TH Congressional District-JOhn Saum, of Parke
county.
sth Congressional District-Thomas J. Scott, OF
Montgomery county
9th Congressional District-Banner Lawhead OF Full
ton county.
10th Congressional Distriet-Thomas Tigar, of Al
len county.
llth Congressional District-Willam C. Fleming, ,.O
Madison county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
The Journals Excuse.

We clip the following from the Journal of Saturday
morning:
''The increased Democratic majority has been
stoned by the immense foreign population brought in
der the Constitution, which permits persons who
resided in Europe little year ago, to vote. Aside
from that the Wings the friends Of American labor
and of the Improvement Of rivers and harbors have
majority in this State"
How absurd The Journal and Wing party have been
Dragging all summer about getting this vote. Gen.
Scott declared at Madison, that he delighted with
the rich brOgue of the Irish and the loregn accent OF
the German citizen
Their argument is that if these eigners ''WhO resi-
dsd in Euopsa little year a." could only be
excluded. Indiana would be Wing STE This tells
where the shoe pinches. After the November election
they will talk little palmer. Mark prediction
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21

U-It is emarbe time" with the boys. Few who
not boys in the city, appreciate the Jealousy
with which juvenile citizens guard their sports within
the proper of each The lad who venture to toss
a ball out Of "ball time, or trundle hoop out oi
"hoop time, ;" is put down boy of no spirit who
probably has brothers and was brought up among
As we have said now is ''marble time" That is TO
say, is the time that may expect he walks,
find small lad plungng in between his standards,
after his truant marbe-when II he walks carelessy,
he may stumble group who are hudded around a
ring. They whose names fifty years hence will govern
the price of stocks in foreign markets-whose voices
will electry Senaes and armies TO desperate con-
fic-who will speak of the cld folks, and oil the
gay ladies' now so beautifully attred, as the unfashio
able old women of past generation, they talk now
tary" is kneeing the pavement, regardles Of
who it that knocks him half over, suspending the
marble in the crook Of his finger while he charges BOB,
the future s'gaant General !" with gougng.
Rather hard for pedestrians is marble-tlme. But the
ladies prefer it, with all its pers 10 the risks OF hoop
time " which is trying to silk dresses-brlngng the
richest brOcadeS into most Improbable acquaintance oil
sudden with hoops just emerged from the gutter But
these boys if they live, will all have votes We will
Times.
This is rather overwrought picture The future
Senator's Secretaries Foreign Minister'S and the Com
manders of Armies are not be found among the idle
boys that play marbles the pavpents in the crowded
cities They the bareoOted hardy of toll that
are now found blowing, hoeing, and chopping on the
farms Speak kindly to the cold and shivering mill boy
that you meet. He may be the President of this Re-
public.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
whig Talk before the Election.

We clip the following from the Louisville Journal
published short time before the election:
"'INDIANA.-We had a call yesterday from Mr.. Me
Carly, the able and indelatgable Wing candidate for
Governor Of Indiana. He is keen and close political
observer, and he has recently made the of the
greater part of Indiana and he of his strong
conviction that the State will 90 for Gen. Scott
In support Of this conviction he laid before such
facts as opinion Indicate with almost absolute
certainty the result which he anticipates.
eff we not strangely mistaken, the Loeofoco par
ty next November will be the amazed and aston
ished party ever heard Of in these United States"
Wonder which is the surprised party nowl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
Mean Revenge.

On last night, some Wing rowdies threw a into
the window of the family Grocery Store of Messrs.
Volmer < Vonnegut, Washington street. in this city,
breaking several panes of glass-shouting the
time "Hurah for Scott, and down with the Dutch y
These Wing gentry had better look out they known
and will be marked. If lreemen cannot exercise the
right of suffrage without being nsulted and mobbed it
time that law should interfere If not there is law
OF self preservation which is above statutes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
Whig Calculations.

We clip the following from the Wabash Courier:
The Pennsylvania Inquirer shows brigst sky for
Gen. Scott and foretes the result as follows: 1.-THE
whole number of electoral is 296-necessary for
choice 49, The friends of Winfield Scott believe that
he will certainly carry the following StstesVermont
s. Massachusetts 13, Rhode Island 4, Connecticut g.
New York 80, New Jersey 4, Pennsylvania 81, Della
ware 3, Maryland g. North Carolina 10, Ohio %, Ken
lucky 12, Louisena 6, Tennessee 12-171."
The Inquirer might also have 10 votes for Indi.
ana, making altogether 184.-Ed. Courier.
Why not add New Hampshire and Arkansasl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
Marion County.

The result in this hitherto strong hold of Whiggery,
is most glorious. The Democracy fought the battle
with great ZEAL and success crowned their abors The
average Democratic majority is three hundred.
There not full vote poed in Lawrence and Pike,
two of the strong Democratic townships
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
Governor Wright at Home.

The vote in Marion county, where Governor Wright
and Honest Nick McCarty," both reside is most graft
flying to the friends of the Governor. Although Mr.
McCarty, is highly worthy and estimable citizen, yet
there other in this community who entitled
to the sebriquet of fHonest"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21

% The news from Pennsylvania, is most glorious.
The Old Keystone stands firm this time. Experience is
dear school. In that school has Pennsylvania been
taught, and its lessons have had most salutay effect
They had three years Wing Administration OF the
State Government and four years of the National The
Democratic majority will be increased in November.
Mark predictions. The entire Native American
vote which Gen. Scott will get, can't save him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21

U-The Wings have universally carried the elections
on Railroads during the past summer but the Democrats
the ballot box when the vol es are officially returned
have succeeded by unprecedented majorities. The
Wings take the glory of their trumphs. The Dem
ocrats are satisfied.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
John ID. Defrees.

Our readers will no doubt be anxious to know the
State and condition of this gentlemen under the over
whemng pressure of the election news We give them
for a minute made by friend who watched bis move
ments.
Wednesday, doubling Thursday, "Fired with indig-
nation" Friday, tainted. Saturday, gloomy-sullen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
Hnrrah for FLORIDA,

Tie Wings hurrahing for Florida and claim to
have carried it. They may have done SO, but the few
scattering returns received show that they have not
carried it, The returns from strong Wing counties
and the falling of shows very clearly that Maj Ward
the Scott candidate for Governor, is defeated Cabel
the Wing candidate for Congress- from his open and
undsguised opposition to Scott, has ahead of hi.
party and may be elected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
Hancock County.

The triumph in this glorious little Democratic county
is complete. Gov. Wrights majority is 222; Hen
drick's, for Congress- majority is 220; whole State
tickets average is 221 I McAlster, Democrat, for
Senate, 149 majority; and William Handy Democrat,
elected to the House of Representatives by 233 majority
All the Democratic county ticket elected Well doae
Hancock.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21

IL INDIANA, the banner State Of the Democracy,
presents her compliments to her sister States, with
TWENTY THOUSAND DxhocRATIc mAJoRI=Y-
and begs leave TO her elder sisters that, the
second day Of NOvsmbT she expects all her family at
home, and will then send her complimentary card
with TwESTr-FIvE THOUSAND MAJORITY FOR PIERCE
AND KING
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
Free Barbecue.

A friend from Owen county writes ms that the Demo-
Gratis will have free Barbecue at Martinsve in Nor
gan county, the 9th inst and one at Spencern Owen
county on the 29th A number of Speakers will be
present and a good time is anticipated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21

ger.lenan in Philadelphia, having heard that there
is disposition in this city among the friends of General
Scott to bet upon Pennsylvania desires to say that
he is willing to wager 81 900 that the Keystone State
will go for Pierce and King This bet has been offered
in Philadelphia for two weeks, and has not yet been
taken.-Waskingfon Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
II. As no PERsoNAL PRo.
PERTY.

II. AS TO PERSONAL PRO-
PERTY.
As against creditors, the
will Of the husband, and all
the world, the widow takes
three hundred dollars before
distribution.
The widow Of an intes-
tate, with one child, takes
half the personal property,
and the child takes the other
half.
This provision remains un.
changed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21

0rDemocrats, console your Wing friends in their
Affections They should remember that the blessings of
the Democratic policy and Democratic administrations
both State and national, like the dews Of Heaven
they descend alike upon the Just and the unjust.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
How the wings Expect to Garry Indiana.

This matter all settled at the Chippewa Club on
Friday evening. The Wing orators explained it all
clear as the SUM- The Democrats" said they, care
now elated with success. Certain Of triumph, they
will all further exertons and lie down sleep
the field of victory when they will fall easy prey
the Wings" Democrats, remember the language of
Mcdonald at the battle Of WaTam: ''FoIward-one
step morethe enemys is broken and the victory
WOE" The Wings will redouble their exertions Demo
Gratis. you know your duty. Do lay down your
weapons until the great battle in November is fought
and won.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21

1.-THE Wing Expositor issued by thousands, only ex.
posed the folly Of Wings in supposng that Democratic
votes could be influenced by such stuff. The Wings
have paid dear, and lost the whistle