Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
For the Daily Indiana State Sentnell
COmmittc OF Three;s Candidate for Congress-
John II. Bradley.

The free-soil Elector in lS4S who repudated Gen.
Taylor for President, and supported Martin Van Ruren
the self-renowned John HI. Bradley, having been
placed upon the track as the Wing candidate for Con.
gress has issued his first manifesto the electors of
this Dlsric and such address, ye Gods and little
fishes protec; us. Waving the personal slang against
the editor OF the State Sentinel, and the insult the
electors Of the old District, come the charge, ut
tered in defiance OF TRUTH Justice the least of
moral obligation, that Thomas A Hendricks, the unani-
choice of the Democracy of this District would,
elected be tool in the hands of William j. Brown
TO promote his political prospects with tie Pierce adj
mnisration, and the prospects of such friends he
might designated
Well. if this is a rich appeal for a Scott candi-
date for Congress to make then am greatly mistaken
in what constitutes rich in the most ridiculous of
that term 1t, in effect is full and volunteer adms-
sion that there not the prospect of the elec-
ton of Gen. Scott Every issue and principle that has
heretofore divided the Democratic and Wing parties are
to be discarded, and Bradley be elected prevent
William Brown from obtaining Office under Pierce's
administration That John II. Bradley thinks he will
have much influence with President Pierce that Will
liam j. Brown may hang up his fiddle, and his harp
upon the willows, while the redoubtable John is in Con-
gressl have heard oil Don Quixote fighting wind.
mill, and read John II. Bradley's communication,
claiming influence with Pierce's administration, and
have considered both alike sensiblei
This far famed aurora boreaEis, John Ii. Bradley is
beautiful bird 20 talk OF honesty political consistency,
or influence as Congressman He began his career
as jackson man-being hickory Quaker his Jackson
because he ueOed the United States Bank and be-
came famous Harrison Wing; ardent supporter
of the Bankrupt law, and at the session of 1S4I-42
made a speech in the Indiana Legislature against its
repeal-was a candidate for Lieutenant Governor in
1S43-had the vanity to attack Gov WhitcOmb during
the canvass at the Court House in Indiana1oi and
so badly used up that he ashamed show his
face in the city the balance of the beaten
by Jesse ID. Bright far that he afraid look at
the vote-was diSgusted with the Wings Tor their in
gratitude and refused to support Gen Taylor for Pres
dent-turned ffee-SOer and voted for the he had
abused and viied-persnaded John ID. Deirees that
be could get few abolition votes and got committee
Of three to be appointed by township meeting, TO
nominate him for Congress-has been nominated, and
makes address, in which he virtually admits that
Gen. Pierce will be elected but that the Democrats of
the District must elect him to PROSTATE William J..
Browns political prospects under the Pierce adminstra-
tioni
Will either Wings or Democrats abolitionists
ree-soers for such scapegrdce this! Surely
they will not, when they have the opportunity of voting
for of the most promising young in the State
native born Hooser believe and who honor TO
Indiana i LOCKER ON IN INDIANA.