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

In response to an invitation from Democrats Of this
place, addressed the people here Monday evening
last. -Four five hundred persons collected In and
about the Warner Building at the time appointed for
speaking though but few hours notice had been given.
Mr. w. addressed the people assembled for the space
Of two hours during which time he listened TO with
profound attention, except by few soreheaded Scott
men, who kept up considerable grumblingI We shall
not attempt to give synopsis Of Mr. Walpole's
speech, could not do il justice in the limits OF an
editorial article. He spoke Of his former connection
with the Wing party and gave his for severng
that connection. He discussed fully and in most
satisfactory manner The position of Gen. Scott in rea-
ton 20 the naturalization laws his Endorsement Of the
old federal measures Of U. s. Bank, Bankrupt law
distribution Of the proceeds Of the public lands, pro
lection for protectors sake" extending the Presidential
from four six years, &C., &c. The speech was
interpreted with many happy hits at Whiggery, and
the speaker was frequently loudly applauded.
Mr.. w, perfectly at home in talking Demo.
cracy and goes about it like old hand. He is OF
the best speakers the State. His speech here was
we'll received by all who heard il, except Few rabd
Scott meu, who squrmed awfully. He has the thanks
Of the Democracy for his able vindcaon Of Democratic
policy.
We hope Mr.. Walpole will visit this place again, pre-
vous to the election at time when Of the peo
pie will have opportunity Of hearing him Richmond
ysfersonian.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Appointments.
August ID, 1859.

AsHsEL p WILLARD and WILLIAM WILLIAMS, candidates for
Lieutenant, Governors address their fso-czsns the fol-
lowing times and places:
Marion, Grant county, August 6, at I O'clock
Kokomo, Howard county, August q at 1 o'clock.
Upton, Upton county, August 3, at o'clock.
Frankfort, Clinton county, August TO- at o'clock.
Lebanon, Boone county, August IL, at O'Clock.
Danvlle, Hendricks county, August IL, at O'Clock
Greencase Putnam county, August 10, al O'Clock
Tene Haute, vigo county, August Ii, at u o'clock.
Newport, Vermilon county, August 49, at o'clock
Rockville, Parke county, August H. at 1 o'c.ask.
Charlottesville Montgomery county, August 1e, O'Clock
Coymgion Fountain county, August 10, at O'Clock
wlIliamsport, Warren county, August 30, at O'Clock
Lafayette TipPeesnoe county, August 81, II o'clock.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
For the Daily Indian. State sentinel ]
ITO
JAMES A. CRAvENs, Esq.

VERNON, Ind, August ?, 1852
EDIToR SENTINEL:-our pole is up, and our flag now
floats mphantly to the breeze.
We failed once but nothing discouraged, we procured
pole and on last Saturday the democracy assem-
bed to plant their grand raying point-to dedicate
TO the cause Of Democracy and from it TO unur our
banner.
After the raising of the pole, through accident, the
pulley rope come out OF the pulley and we were appa-
reny off from all hope of seeing beautiful flag
dear to us from the fact that the of the opponents
Of our principles were inscribed upon t-upon its top
tempt climb it, but all failed a last a Mr. Tun-
gate, boy and Kentucky Democrat-succeeded in
astning rope in the pulley and flag is there
After our banner up the large concoursc of peo
pie was addressed by Messrs David G. Fawer, l.. Bing
ham, +. ]. Martin, James II. Vawter and E. B. Reed
when the crowd adjourned till night with three cheers
for Pierce and King three for Wright and Willard and
Durham and Spann.
At night the b'hoys rallied under the :narshashp of
Mr.. j. E. Pendleton, and formed Of the largest
professions ever seen ia this town. With banners,
torchghts and transparences, paraded through the
principal until reached POLE where after
giving three hearty cheers for each Of candidates
the crowd was enthusiastically addressed by James III.
Vawter, L. Bingham, Judge A Vawter and David C..
Jones'
The Soups had procession that night also but ours
was more than five times larger than theirs.
We closed the proceedings Of the night, with throwing
fire bals-bombs &c.
Every one went home inspired with confidence of
success and let predict that the ballot box in this
county, will tell tale the second day Of No.
vember, that will make Whggery quake.
You need have no fears of 'sOId Jennings'-we are
alive to the work-we are e.ermnd to conquer, and
WE WILL.
have seen much enthusiasm in all my life,
as witnessed among the Democracy oil Jennings.
II the Democracy OF other counties, will do well
as we do Pierce and King will sweep this State by
twenty-five thousand majority,
Hurrah for our ticket entire.
Yonrs in Democracy.
VIATOR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

C-The Journal Of yesterday morning pretends to
quote sentence from of the opinions published in
Carriers Indiana Reports, for the purpose of rdiculng
the style of the Judge who wrote the opinion. The
editor says There cannot be such found in
any opinion ever written by Judge Blackford" This is
very rue such sentence be found in any opin
ion published in Carriers Reports. Such is
not in Carriers Reports ALL and only be found in
the columns Of the Indiana Journal.
By the way, is not who will utter such sentence
this There cannot be snch sentence found in any
opinion ever written by Judge Blackford'-well quail
fed to crteise and find fault with the grammar and
style Of other men3 If be is not it is not because he Is
unfamiliar with gross grammatical blunders.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Cen.Pierce,s wound.

An officer of the Ninth Regiment, who was in the
battle of Contreras thus describes the particulars oil
Gen. Pierce's injury which disabled him during the bat
ties OF Mexico:
"As we drew close to this field, partially sheltered
By a ledge OF rocks General Franklin Pierce made q
short address his avorite 9th showing the necessity
of quickly getting across and closing with the yellow
rascalsD that we might teach them how to light fair.
can pledge myself the closing sentence OF that
memorable address. 1t Remember, the glory Of
Ngs0 England depends upon you this day.'
Having iGished thus, he plunged both rowels into
bis horses Sides and jumping from rock TO rock, he
was about TO reach the field, when his horse
slipped his hind leg in chasm and fell and falling
upon the General, crushing him badly. As l had
cleared the chasm, and shot ahead, I Immediately
refined 10 and dismoanted, and with great difficulty
trcated General Pierce leaving the horse oundering
about. l assisted the General, supporting him with
my left and leading my horse with my right Ire
quenty requesting him to allow me to let my horse 60,
for he SHE'D every time shot shell would hy past but
received shake Of the head in the negative from the
General who, speaking Tor the FIRST tme said: mo,
we will want horse between US"
- am not going to talk Of climates, bat
simply state it hot work while crossing that field.
Olce shell fell within eight feet Of us and the
fuse being long it wOrmed or screwed itself INTO the
and clayey ground and then bursting flung nearly
half ton OF earth The General at this calmly
remarked THAT was a lucky miss,n and manifested
the slightest the danger with which we
were surrounded.
General Pierce was all anxiety to be with his com.
mand and the doctor told him he remain still,
he did know the of his injury; besides that
his command in good hands, (COl. Ransoms,) and
be could be of immediate benefit TO his brigade.
As the General recovered strength he asked whether
nv horse was safe and receivng affirmative answer,
said, 'Then will try him. said, !" fear you will
not be able keep the saddle" to which he replied,
1" If am not, then You must tia there" Then
with authority that put further out OF the
question: be demanded to be assisted, and he mounted
the rocks again"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

1.-THE New York Morning Star, neutral paper has
the following just hit Gen. Scott and the Lundys
Lane celebration.
LUNDY's LANE.-Gen- Scott, it appears has been
ooaxed by his friends not to 60 the political celebration
of Lundy's Lane. II is we'll they have succeeded He
would have sacrificed himself and all his friends, by
such an outbreak Of excessive egotism. No decent
mind could have endured for a moment, the gross inde
oaey of his presence celebration gotten up political
ly in his BEHALF for the purpose Of hyperbolising
him and his actions into capital for the coming election
for the Presidency And the fact that his own sense of
proprety did noinstnctivey revolt at the proposition
the fact that his friends had much difficulty in per-
suadng him refrain from such exhibition Of self
glorhcatons anything but calculated to improve our
opinion Of his understanding anything but adapted to
win for him the respect Of rejecting citizens.
The celebration ITSELF is in very bad taste. 1t is
mere speculation the part Of certain tavernkeepers
near Niagara Falls ceran railroad companies, and
tain iobbers extract the money out Of mems pockets
under the plea Of patriotism. How many years have
elapsed since the battle Of Lundys Lane Fought
And why have they left its Importance slumber until
this moment when they want to Gen. Scott, in
der to obtain for themselves slice of public emou-
mentsI The hollow hypocrisy of the scheme is entirely
too evident 1t is an insult the intelligence of Amer
icars thus to attempt humbug them into political
opinions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Messrs. Wr,ght and McCarty,

Candidates Governor will address their fellow citizens
the following places and times viz
Fairview Shelby county Monday August 6th at TO- A NJ
Shelby willie, Shelby county. Monday 10th al P. NJ
Greensburgh Decatur county, Tuesday 18th, at p NJ.
NapoIean, Ripley county, on Tuesday l7lh. at r. NJ
Versailles Ripley county, Wednesday 18TH at 10 A. NJ
Aurora, Dear6on county, on Thursday 18th. at 7PM
Rising Sun, Ohio county. on Ehursdsy 18th. at p. M.
vevay, Switzerland county, Friday Goth, at p NJ
Vernon, Jennings county, saturday 2lst, at p. NJ
Lexington. Scott county, Monday 23d, at p. NJ
Little York Washington county Monday 9ad, at / p NJ
Brownstown, Jackson county. Tuesday s4th, at P NJ
Rockford, Jackson county, Tuesday oath, at Z p. NJ
Columbus Bartholomew county Wednesday 25th at p NJ
Edinburgh Johnson county. Thursday 26th, att p NJ.
Greenfield Hancock county, Saturday 2stb, at p M.
Editors and citizens win please gre notice OF the above
far convenient
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT,
NICHOLAS MCCARTHY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Terrible Disaster ON the Hudson River.

The full particulars Of the burning of the
Henry Clay, has reached through the New York pa
pers Eighty nine bodies have been recovered Il is
supposed that the entire loss exceeds hundred
Among the dead are Stephen Allen, an aged and
wealthy citizen Of New York, who time
Mayor Of the city; John j. Speed, the eminent lawyer
of Baltimore; A. j. Downing. the celebrated Horticu
turast; and may other distinguished travellers 1t is
alleged that the boat was racing at The time of the
disaster, but this is denied by the officers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Great Wing Celebration at Niagara.

Tha regular correspondent of the Madison Banner,
writing from Nagara TINS describes the night scenes:
Out of doors there singing and shouting and
musc and the devil to pay generally The reporters OF
the New York Tribune and Herald dashng away at
my side like pair of steam engines.
Pck.pockets have done and-Ofhce business to-day.
Several gentlemen have been relieved Of every
of their money. A number Of arrests were made.
Pick pockets and the devil to pay generally Is good
description, Of Wing iandango.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Messrs. McCarty and wrivht.

Candidates Governor win address their owczens at
the following places ard times, viz:
Franklin Johnson Saturday, August at o'clock p NJ
Oakland, Marion CO., Thursday, August r. P. NJ
Plainfeld, Hendricks Friday August IL, 3 P. NJ
Indianapolis Marion Saturday, August IA. P. NJ
The appointment PLAINIELD Hendricks county made
Of the citizens with the Professors
Teachers 1ouring school that place. aud the all
exclusively Mechan
labor and laborng
men in Attendance. NICHOLAS McCARTY,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Anoust OIL ls,o =
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
UTbe Mad.sO..ian Of Friday SAYS:

The District Convention, which met at Columbus yes
rerday very largely attended, and great interest
manifested in its deliberations.
With the exception Of few slight ebutons of feel
ing-nciden all such gatherngs-everything passed
of tremendously and in good order The nomination OF
Mr. Durham gave universal satisfaction and heard
but voice expressed: she can; he must and he ri
be elected!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
OCTOBER ELECTION.

ELECTION DAY-IHE SECOND TUESDAY IN OCTOBER
Announcement fee 81 co. N
give are requested I of FERcY
Brook Of Wayne township candidate for SENATOR at the
ensuing October election subject the decision Of the Democratic
County ention.
1--we requested by o. II. Bly,, that he win be
Independent candidate for Sheriff. ensuing
4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
1900 AGENTS WANTED.
farel IN erery County an e UHifsd SAFES cfreraf
AUTHORIZED EDITION Of
LIFE OF GEN. FRANK PIERCE

II
OF New Hampshire,
CANDIDATE OF THE DEMOCRACY FOR PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES.
W. BARTLETT.
AKfho Of haf Sat0 in London Mea and Things in The
Great Metropolis"
In elegant 2mo VOL of 800 pages
Portrait of General Pierce
NHE book contains the particulars of his early life anecdotes
IL connected with his private and professional history
of s public and military services, &c. by
popular New England Author, who has visited Concord
especial purpose Of preparing reliable and volume
under the advise end counsel Of prominent Democrats
The effort the sanction OF the distinguished subject
Memoir whose sudden and unexpected elevation from private
CITIZEN the proud position of the leader of the great
Pay-and Democracy confidently believe
waited by the most honorable the word-Chef
gstrae of the United desire part every
American TO know the particulars Of his Life
Uniform retail price, SO cents in CLOTH
Copies sent by mail postpaid, receipt of price.
For further particulars address, post paid,
DERBY S MILLER,
Sele Publisher Auburn, N. Y
Publishers OF Democratic papers within 500 miles of New York
State inserting the this previous
LIST of Sept shall receive copy the by mail free
postage DERBY MILLER.
uly2l-d1tw2w Auburn. N. Y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

m@-A SUPERIOR HAT FOR FOUR DoLLARs.-I am
We now selling fnc Moeskin Hat manufactured express
y for my retail trade low price Of FouR They
every superior OF the Hats hereto
market for Ihave also fine Mole-
skin Hat equal Cincinnati for 500 also general
of Fur, Silk Cashmere and other large
rie OF Legho Panama, Braid and Straw Hats which offer
ed the reasonable rates. wILMoT'S Hat Store,
junel7-w1m No. 1 Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

pJames struble, one Of the Representatives 10 the
Legislature from Hamilton county, Ohio, died at his
residence in COlersin township Thursday morning.
Mr. strubls was the brother Of Joseph Struble, the
worthy Representative from Bartholomew county our
late State Legislature
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

UThe Hoosier State has laid up TO be repaired and
repainted. The Statesman will take her place, and
with Capt Jim Wright and viii Brown on board, every
brought down 50 passengers and rs Of freight last
night She is the regular packe from Cincinnati this
evening nadis0ni1n.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

Morn Wires ron OUR CANDfDATEs--At the Baton
Rouge Democratic Ratification meeting the 6th inst
Mr. Parham, leading Wing, spoke eloquenty in favor
Of Pierce and King, and followed by Major A. M
Dunn, another prominent Whg and also Aneas Adams,
Of the same party. This. rom General Tayor's old
residence significant Of good results TO the Democracy
Of Louisana-Bah. Argus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Great Bargains----Sign of the Flag.

GOODS at this house VIII be sold unheard prices
IN IL woud be impossible here all articles
comprising the stock but viii mention few meing
splendid lot OF BERAGE DE LANES, from Is 30
usually sold from % els 10 371 cts
NEW DE LANES, good article, for III cts yard
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GINGHAAfS a a prices.
PRINTS, BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETIN6s AND
SHIRTINGS.
LINEN AND COTTON SHEETING.
LINEN TABLE, DAMASK, AND DIAPERS
LANCASTER QUILTS AND COUNTERPINS.
NAPKINS, D0YIIES, TOWELINGS, TICKINGS, &c
Also, fne LOT Of SILK SHAWl.S good and cheap.
TERMS CASH AL Goods warranted o o. the kind and
quality represented. (may13l J. s. NORRIS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Meagher,s visit to Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 81, 1852.
THOMAS FRANcIs MEAeHER, Esq--At a meeting O.
the friends Of Ireland, held the Hall OF the House
Representatives this evening, the enclosed resolutions
were unanimously adopted, and the undersigned ap.
pointed a committee transmit them 10 you, an
preston of from the people oil Indiana Tor your
self and the down-trodden but glorious country for
whose disenthr aIlment and honor you have made so
many and great sacrifices. The meeting was numer-
ously attended and pervaded by spirit OF enthusiasm
for the Liberation OF Ireland ant OF graduation on ac-
count Of your almost miraculous escape from the
myrmdons Of British oppression.
The sympathies of the American people are with you
and your country our whole broad land over and rest
assured Sir that Indiana allows State to 60 before
her in that regard Her people lore liberty and ats
friends, with their whole hearts ferventy and In the
ratio, hate tyranny and ITS friends. Hence The
victim Of the oppressor is regarded by them as
martyr their faith and saint Of their calendar Ii
is exaggeraton them to say that such is the feeling
with which they regard yourself and those who have
suffered with You In your unsuccessful bat glorious
struggle for the liberty Of Ireland.
We love Ireland. 1t is but natural that we should
for to millions of Americans she is the land OF their
foreather's graves We love her for the memories that
cluster around herr for the touching incidents oil her
story the songs of her bards and the eoquence OF her
orators but and better far than these ALL for the
great and generous and heart OF her people, which,
although pressed down by the weight oil accumulated
centuries of desposm throbs ever proudly up beneath
the throne that brushes with force strong enough to
make that throne unsteady seat TO ITS occupant God
grant that il may ultimately shake of the weight that
Expresses it, and bury its oppressors beneath the rub
bish of their demolished wicksdness.
Allow US then say in conclusion, that your course
in the effort which you made to establish the indePen
dence of your country, has won Tor you the conf
dence and love OF the friends Of liberty in What
may be the fate of Ireland the fame of Ireands
patriot who laid his life the altar of her liberty at
least secure and if her enemies refused TO shed his
blood as they had shed the blood Of her immortal EN-
met the of their lsnity must be sought in their
Os0n not in his, fears.
Be pleased, sir, to accept this the spontaneous Of
fering of free people, yourself and the good old
eause with which your patriotism and the fiery baptism
of suffering through which you have passed, have indis
soluby connected your
We are, sir with the highest regard,
Your obedient humble servants,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

uWiIIam Hawthorn is the Democratic nominee TO
Senator in the District composed Of the counties Of Pike
Duoois, and Gibson.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

pHugh Miller. Democrat has been nominated for
Senator In the Fulton and Marshal District. This is
first rate nomination. His success may be set down
among the certainties Of the future.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Iowa..

The election In this State took place yesterday We
shall know the result in a few days. The Democrats,
think, viii carry the State ticket; the Legislature,
which elects Senators and one if not both, the
bers Of Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Indiana Institute for the
DEAF AND DUMB

lOn the National Road, Il mile east Of Indianapols)
XTISITORS admitted Monday, Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday, and Friday, between O'Clock
Nj also, Saturday, from 10 u O'Clock During these
hours person will be in readiness conduct citizens OF
the STATE and strangers the school through parts
Of the buildings the public The object the Institution
benefit the unfortunate Mules will adms
sion of Visitors any other time oct3-d& wf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Indianapolis Wholesale Prices Current,

Corrected Weekly for the Indiana State Seminal, by
Kirkland IL FITZGIBBON,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco, and Produce
EAST SIDE OF THE DEROT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

n AIDES RUBBER BLEACHING MrrTs.-A speedy and
efecual chopped rough hands They nval-
liable protection the hands while engaged in domestic s
without least Inconvenience while
ing sleeping &c rendering the hands so velvet and snowy
white For sale w II. J. HORN,
mayl4 Sign Of the Big g.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

ftis rumored that Gen. Scott will visit all his old
battle grounds, including those Of Mexico, where the
Wings intend to hold ratification meetings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

DThe life Of Gen. Scott, the publication Of the Ma
tional Scott Committee, was written by Mr.. James s.
Pike, the Abolition correspondent Of the New York
Tribune. " Birds Of feather, &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Fall Session of the Commercial Institute

TuNHE Fall Session OF The Institute will commence on The
lst Monday OF September Ample arrangements have
been made boarding all Students
DESTROYS the
at the opening Of the
On application Principal Catalogues will be furnished
containing full particulars. w Mex. SCOTT
July Pc, 1854 Prnc,pa
N B-Papers the Stale containing The
Institute will publish the above the Of dollar and
send bill 10 Principal [juy so-Imd6w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

GRAHAM soUP.-Write beef on piece Of paper,
and BOIL it in four buckets Of well water till the letters
disappear Dish up, and serve wish an onion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

UrRsv Samuel Brenton is announced as the Wing
candidate for Congress ia the Fort Wayne District.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

UST ARRIVED-Another New, Cheap, Ready-pay Store.
81 Consisting Of Ready Made Clothing, Staple Dry Goods and
Groceries The subscriber has receiv and opening
opposite the Palmer House, Oliver Touey
with much with regard Styles fashions and quality.
general stock of Dry Goods together with
Groceries, which he sell for cheap
any like establishment m This City State
The public respectfully invited call and examine quality
and and hey will find the place where they get
the worth of their money. o. WILLIAMS,
indianapolis June a. 1852 jun4-dIy-w3t