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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
CANDID Es.

give requested announce the name of CHARLES T.
JONES Of Switzerland candidate for Clerk of
Court subject The decision the Democratic
veniion.
give requested Of THOMAS MARKS
of Sullivan candidate for Secretary of sac
the decision OF the Democratic Stale Convention.
R-we authorized announce JAMES NJ HANNA Of Clay
county candidate before the Democratic State
nomination the Office Of Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
give authorized the eff Csrt r. II Nil
ROY, the office Of Auditor of STATE sutect the
decision OF the approaching Democratic State Convention
EJ-we requested GEORGE L. Allen
county candidate for Clerk Of The Supreme Court subject
the decision of the Democratic State Convention
1--WE requested of ELI McCALLEY
of Clark county, candidate for Clerk ofhe Supreme Court sab
ject the decision Democratic State Convention
give requested 10 announce name Of JoHx r. Duxs
candidate for Auditor of STATE subject The decision of the
Democratic State Convention
-srEFHrS DODeE candidate nomination to the Office
OF Secretary of STATE
R-we requested that WILLIAM r. BOWS.
Lspone county, candidate Secretary State subject
the Democratic State Convention be holden the
2ith inst
Owe requested the Of E. ELLIS CAMP
county, Auditor OF STATE subject
the decision Of the Democratic State Convention.
-we are requested 10 announce Ct JAMES osBoRx,
COUNTY, State, subject
the decision of the Democratic State Convention.
1--WE have been requested 10 say that MARX JOKES ESQ.,
Tppecanoe county, will be candidate for Clerk Of the Supreme
Court subject decision Of the Democratic Convention.
r-We requested WILLIAM B. BrAcH, ESQ, Of
county, candidate for Clerk of the Supreme Court sub
jec, 10 the decision the Democratic State Convention.
owe requested announce that MARX A. DrzAs, Of
Boone county, candidate for nomination for The Office Of Tea
of State, by the Democratic Stale Convention JANIS
county, candidate for the ece of Secretary Of Saie subject
10 the decision Democratic Convention.
Owe requested W. f. PDeEoS, OF Barlhoo
county, candidate for nomination for the Office Of Clerk
the Supreme cour, the Democratic State Convention
owe requested that DR.. ELIJAH NEwrArp, OF
Washington county, will be candidate before tbs Democratic
State Convention for the Office Of Stat jsnl4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
From Was hington.

From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb IL.
SESATE-The Chair laid before the Senate letter
from Kossuth, dated Cincinnati, Feb. Ia, returning
thanks Government and Congress for hospitality and
enclosing copy OF his address to the President on
leaving Washington.
Laid on the table
Messrs. Badger and Underwood presented a petition
in favor of tho recognition of the Republic of Liberia
and for the establishment of line OF steamers TO AZ
RIGA
Iowa bill taken up Mr.. Hunter made a speech de-
tending himself against attack made on his former
speech, and in opposition TO the bill.
The debate continued until the Senate adiourned.
HoU;E.-By a vote of Al to Sc. refused to recommit
to the committee the milage bill reported YESTERDAY
removing the limit Of $500 the Of mileage
be received by the Delegate from Oregon The House
refused TO engross the bill.
Mr.. Fitch moved reconsideration OF the vote Just
taken. and addressed the House in favor of the bill
After a long debate,
The House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
Ely MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Expressly for the Daily Indiana State Sentinel
BY TIE o'RIELLY LINE
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
LATEST NEWS FROM LONDON!
Threatened Invasion Of England.
$4,000 Troops ordered to London y
5000 Troops ordered to London y
LIVERPOOL, Jan %, M

IINEkPOoL, Jan =, NJ
report OF threatened invasion of England by Ma.
pocon quite current at London.
The government ordered 80 600 stand Of arms from
Birmingham, aud % 900 troops into London.
The Daily News says that an order had also been
recalling three principal ships of stationed in
lagos, with all despatch
The English French paper says: ain consequence
of the engineers strike in England large orders for
chinery had been received in France"
The propeller Glasgow has returned to Glasgow, Jan
26h somewhat crippled, having been struck by light
ming The sea swept the decks oil everything, and the
second officer washed overheard and lost
Liverpool manifestations advanced Cd. Corn dull al
last quotations.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

OUR ADVICE all who any way troubled with
VIZ Eysipeas, Canker Salt Rheum, Scofula, any ohcr
forms Of Humor Dr. s. A. Viewers justly ceebraed and
failing remedies for these complaints We have doub'
that at least half chronic complaints in existence have their
gin form Of hunor which only needs to be esdicae
system, them from untmely We
glad that Dr. Weaver hns turned his attention this class Of dis
which Icing neglected. and which have
idly increased almost all Of the world The thousands who
already cured bu living certificates appeal
ing suffering humanity and aesng the worth Of ,uy valuable
discovery.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

WASHINGTON, Feb. u, P. nj.
Advices have been received here from Near gua by
Mr. MARCEL Iatterlv the minister Of that Republic,
presenting that the President had been rejected and
that there prospect of some settled rcspon-
sble government.
IL is stated that the Supreme Court prepared to de.
liver the opinion in the Of Mrs. Gaines There is
to believe that six judges have concurrcd and
determined upon the principal points of the Decree but
that il will not he promulgated for several weeks.
Mr.. Champion officially presented to the Presi-
dent to-day minister Of Great Britain. The usual
ceremonies and speeches were enacted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

D-There is among many Of oar friends deep seated
prejudice against the appointment Of Members Of Con-
gress Delegates to the National Convention Their
argument that is tpripg the old Congressional
Caucus System. which became unpopular that it was
abandoned by the Democratic party. Several of the
counties in this State have protested against Baltimore
as the place Of holding the National Convention be-
il is the atmosphere Of Washngton-too
much under the pressure Of Congressional influence II
members of Congress generally appointed. there
would certainly be much force in the objection; there
are but few States who have or will appoint Members
Delegates The objection, therefore, against the ap-
poinmen Of the Members from this State is in great
measure removed. Our Members are in Washingto
and their appointment would supercede the Necessity
OF others aehdng, except in the Sixth and Tenth Dis
tricts, from which Delegates might be appointed.
We make these Suggestions for the consideration Of
the Convention; and we have but one further remark
all the members should be appointed The Sc
lection Of part and the rejection of others would show
unjust partially Our members all orhy,
and it would be wong to draw nvdious distinctions.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
From Cincinnati.

CINcINNATI Feb. IL.
River has fallen twelve inches. Weather fine.
Flour actve-3,000 brls sold at S3.3la3 IS; closed
SO 40 refused
Whisky-at I4sc.
90, 900 bulk sides at &c.
1900 kegs lard. st.
500 kegs lard, s2c
$50 900 lbs country bacon at 63c; re- for shoulders
and side.
Moasses at 2Sc.
Fair sugar 4sca5e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
correspondence.

WASHINGTON, feD. Jtn., Io0Z.
To-day very interesting ceremony took place at the
National Hotel, in the private apartment oil MIR. Clay.
Some of his friends in New York had medal struck
for him, and a committee Of gentlemen, with Daniel
era at their head down present it 10 him with
an appropriate address. Mr. Clay received it in great
kindness. and replied by reading. contrary his
ton, a written speech filling about columns of a
newspaper. The speech, himself regarded as a voice
from the grave. You will il published in all the city
papers OF Washington, and elegraphc dispatch will
send it to the associated press Of New York
The medal is 81 inches in diameter, and weighs about
nineteen in gold. Ii contains very good like.
OF Mr.. Clay on one side, and wreath of the
pie products OF the country, tobacco hemp,
wheat and Indian corn, the other, with the principal
Mr. Gays life and their dates Inscribed with
in it. The President Of the United States. Senators
Jones Of Tennessee, Underwood and Fish, with Ewing,
Brooks and Briggs Of the House Of Representatives,
present on the occasion; but member Of the
Cabinet Mr.. Webster, although the latter had
left card with the committee. 1t is strange, indeed,
but nevertheless true, that the long eud between Clay
and Webster yet ended and that both these emf
nent, and great toitering their graves
without having forgiven another. Claws influence
will be employed to the last, defeat the nomination
of la Webster, and is probably for this reason,
that Mr. Fillmore suffers himself 10 be pursuaded TO
PubIicy that himself is candidate for reelec-
tioa With the conservative branch Of the Wing parry
divided between Fillmore and Webster, Gen. Scott will
have but little difficulty in securing for himself the nom-
nation at Philadelphia.
1t is now a fixed fact that Mr.. Buchanan is entirely
dropped in Virginia Douglas is substituted for him. and
will, most unquesfionaby, receive the nomination from
that State This will make the fifth entire State Doug
las has carried, which is certainly good start as
other candidates will be able to boast Of who but few
months ago. supposed be able sway the coun
try from Maine to Texas On the Of availability
I doubt whether a more formidable candidate (formiIa
bic 10 the Wings mean) could be selected than Judge
Douglas On the other hand the friends Of Gen. Cass
exhibiting strength, in New York, in Pennsylvg
MA in New Jersey and in Ohio, which is striking ter
ror into the followers Of Buchanan. Marcy and Com
odore Stockton. As Of your correspondents very
properly observed, the hearts Of the still
with him. and he still possesses the confidence Of hi,
peers; but the politicians North and South will nevei
pardon his patriotism at period which tried mem.
souls and they will rot contribute TO tie election of
man who has so signally defeated their schemes against
the constitution and the Union The of the party
may thus defeat the man. who has been prominent
champion OF the Union. UNION.
IrMr Robinson, from Indiana, as chairman Of III,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

1.-THE first annual Report of the President of the
State Board of Agriculture, with accompanying docu-
ments, presented to the Legislature Monday
last.
The Report appears in to-day's issue, and will be
found Of great interest to the farming community, and
all others interested in the prosperity Of Indiana
The accompanying documents composed mainly
of the Reports of County Agricultural Societies The
whole together, will make volume Of 400 pages. The
first Report Of the Ohio State Board contained only
sixty pages. The Legislature of that State ordered
900 copies Of the Report of this year be printed
ins general circulation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

M Office TO cONTRACToRs-Sealed Proposals VIII he
" by Directors Of The Clinton Draw Bridge
the counting Of r. Whcomb & Co. N Cln
vermion county Indiana. until Che 10Th Of February
for the building OF Draw Bridge the Wabash River The
town OF Clinton.
There will he three piers and small ebuimcnis OF
about yards The superstrucuTe
plan similar Col Longs will be SCI feet long fsns
c6ceions Of payment &C. together with al necessary
formation will be Directors the Place receiving
proposals. Resident Engineer Wabash and Ere
Canal, ohce, any
the letting. WIN. KIl.E President.
P. ID Secretary. janis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

A FARM FOR sALE-An improved Farm Of Gao %
excellent land lbs o the cleared and 56
under fence There is large orchard II cultivated fruit fame
40 feet aud good hewed 10 dwelling The farm Ia
well watered with living springs Il eight miles Of In
PiankToad.
anaf miles Of the Central Plank and TeTe Hauie Rail
roads.
further information and terms apply the subscriber
Terre Hauie Mark Collins, the premises
Jan IL 1852 jane2wF BRIDGET COLLINS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
From Boston.

BosTox, Feb. II, SP NJ.
Private letters state that the Cuban prisoners leave
Vigo the 10th of January.
The steamer S. S. Lewis sold at auction by or
Diet of the United States Marshall, hundred and
fifty thousand collars.
Advices from Buenos Ayres, OF December 29th, state
that Rosas had issued decree allowing vessels at Mon
tevideo to proceed to Buenos Ayres to load.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

Emigration to California is great that il is i'm
possible to obtain passage before the middle Of April
and hundreds vending their way to the West,
determined risk the overland route rather than wait
the departure Of the steamers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

OASH OAFIIAI OF SI6U.UUUs
FuVE undersigned has appointed A. w Mon
ESQ., deceased agent for said company prepared
take risks against casualties by fire.
The well known character Of ibis company and ia rrop,irudc
heretofore ms losses furnish
insure h il that losses viii be certainly promptly paid
Satisfactory references here and elsewhere, viii be on
who wish inquire further the ability and pomPuds
Of the coflpsny
ocsas-a&wT ALBERT G. PORTER Agen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
Gen. Lane

Is undoubtedly the choice Of Indiana for the Presi
dency and our Convention should he careful that his
friends are selected as delegates This done, and in
structions are unimporant. If Gen. Lane be nomi
mated Indiana should leave unturned to
plish desirable object. o. the contrary, we do
not desire delegation 90 Baltimore and stub
bornly sit down and for Lane from tue beginning to
the eadiag without any prospect of success 1t is
less disguise the fact Gen. Lsne is not first choice
candidate. except in Indiana. To fail to state this
fact would be misead and deceive the people. II be
is nominated it must be By the votes of the friends Of
other candidates after they fail of We for
Gen. Lane. II he cannot be nominated, then we are
for the strongest man. and viii cordially support either
Cas-, Douglas, Marcy, Buchanan, or Butler
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

C-The Secretary Of the Interior in a recent letter
to the Governor Of Indiana decides that the State is
entitled to all the aud marshy lands ying in the
State subject TO entry on the 18th Of September 1850
(he tie OF the passage of the act of Congross and
to the proceeds Of all swamp lands sold by U S. Off.
to individuals since that time. This decision gives
to the State $4,000 in money Tor lands in lieu
thereof than the previous decisions of that officer al.
lowed. The proceeds of the sale of these lands 20 to
the benefit OF common schools 1t will be some time
yet perhaps year. before the States title perfected
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
OBJECTION II ILLINOIS.
U. MANLY,
sTArE or InnranA ir.prnnI


IL TIE MARION CTRcUTT DEcEstrfu Trr,r.
FrcctcdtHgS FoTttgH observation-disclosures
Rsyscr
LII persons interested will take notice hat James DRAKE
N The 9Th day November A. out viii -
Foreign Attachment froIn the Clerks oce the Crcu
Court against John H. Ray for The Of Two hundred ana
eghtyour dollars and fifty which been returned
executed and Is now pending In the sad Marion Circuit
NM STEWART. Clerk.
n. =. NEwcoNB, Attorney for plaintiff feb5w6w
ENOUNDRY III TERRE HAUTE FOR sALE-Tbe new
n Foundry erected Teue Hsuie past sumner known
as the WABASH Fcundery, oferg In conse
quence Of the sickness during the past the recent pforeto
and hIS inability carry on iBe
TINS Foundry hue order and readiness
beng well supplied with Machinery stove, Hollow Ware and
Other Patterns and Fass and having hand thirty tons Pic
and Scrap Iron well as other stocN
The Moulding Floor
enlarged with liule expense.
Having improved Fan iron Is melted faster and made bc,,e,
Win sinp horse than in the other city
using steam D. - with horse power. nrc three
horses accustomed 10 The work. that ALL desire IL
bot an engine can with little expense be connected with H.
1erre Hauie y rapidly owing From position CONS
mands an extensive trade from Illinois fernus
Of railroad about completed IL Indianapolis extending 10
Cleveland Ohio and with the extension the Evansville.
during the present year. this trade must be greatly increased which
makes desirable point for manuiaco Of any kind
With small additional outlay Foundry vel rnansged
can be made TO pay for itself a very time
To those who wish 10 ENGAGE in this business desirable 10.
CATION such opportunity The present every
Of
For ierms which easy and for other information srry 10
A. H. JOHNSON.
jan22-w6wd2wr Terre IIar;e Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

Ny@H THERE BE any Of readers who doubt touching
WE magic powers Of the Pain Killer relieve Pain.
advise them five cent bo,e of the Agent and
give il a trial. We never knew il 10 fail.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
jan22-w6w-ds
Peoria Eye Inarmary and OrthOpeaie INSTITUTION:

REFERENCES
Hon E A. flanagan, Indiana;
Hon Wilson Shannon. TX Gov OF Ohio.
Hon. Wm. p. Bryant. Elk Chief Justice Of Oregon
Hon. Isaac p Walker, u 5. Senate;
Hon. John Moore. Springfield. Illinois:
Hon VIM McMuriy. Lieut. Gov. OF Illinois,
Hon. 5. II. Treat Springfield, Illinois,
For further information address E. s COOPER.
ian2S-ly Peoria Illinois
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

a~- DON'T co AROUND THE HoRy.-Bu, stop at
u@ HORNS and examine his Mammoth sioeksof Goods
which closing Rrinor Lor Prices make room for
his String purchases. isnfo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 10, s P. NJ.

fire this morning destroyed three large houses on
the OF Fourth and Jefferson streets known the
Jefferson Street Hotel, principally owned by Guthrie
and Tyler. Loss $40 ,000-partIy insured.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

M oLAssEs-eo bbls. n. o. Moisszss;
lvu 10 bbls s. H. Mola<ses;
Justreceved and for ssie by BROWNING & MAYER
dec25
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
From New York.

NEW YoRK, Feb IL.
Cattle $1,000 Beeves offered at s7a8 so per cwt.
Hogs-6OO head at STAT 90 per cwt.
Cows-l00 in market, prices ranging from SIS to
Sheep and Lambs-lormer S3aS5-latter S2aS3. so.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
TRENTON FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY

S.HkwLs. sHAwLs--soo heavy Winter sha.s~ enbrac;r
- all qualities and styles. reduced prices wholesale
does, HORNS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

T-Mr. Robinson, from Indiana, as chairman OF the
committee roads and canals has reported separate
bills for the improvement Of western rivers o-w: For
the Ohio above the falls 500 900; for the Ohio below
the falls, and the Mississippi s2)00 900; for the Missouri
SIS COO By this the river Improvements will be
separated from the Harbor bill, an each work will
stand or fall on its own1nerit.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
FromPittsburgh.

From pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, Feb IL.
River seven feet and at stand Weather cloudy and
seft, indicating
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19

SENATE.--A communication from the Secretary o
State, in reply to resolution asking information re
garding the Board Of Commissioners Of the Mexican
Claims
Message from the President, communicating cores
pondsnce relative to the Prometheus affair
Petitions for additional compensation for taking cen
sus.
The Presidents communication in relation to the Pro
metheus ar, not read, but ordered 10 he prin ed
The Secretary OF State says the appropriation bl
awards Of the Commissioners.
Thu Irish Exile resolution was taken up.
Mr.. Seward spoke in its favor.
The Senate adjourned.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-04
REPLY OF MR.. MARCY.
" AZ UEPAKTMENT,
WASHINGTON. ADril 21. 1913,

Washington, April 81, 1913.
SIX: 1t would not be respectful to you to
pass unnoticed your extraordinary letter Of
the Gath Of February, nor just TO myself to
permit it to remain unanswered on the files
of this department.
10 attempt to dispel the delusions which
you seem to have long pertinaciousIy cher
iShed and to correct the errors into which
you have fallen, devolves upon me a duty
which J. must not decline; but in performing
it, mean to be as cautious as you profess to
have been to abstain from any "wanton dis
courtesy" and | hope to be alike successful.
Your prudent respect for the "5th article OF
war" has induced you to hold me ostensibly
responsible for many things which you are
aware are not fairly chargeable to me- The
device you have adopted to assail the Pres
ident, by aiming your blows at the Secretary
of War, does more credit to your ingenuity
as an accuser, than to your character as a
soldier. A premeditated contrivance to a.
void responsibility does not indicate an in
tention not to do wrong.
The general aspect of your letter discloses
ttll uC>lAll W CiCfllC ~ OEliCl Ou
were drawn forth from your quiet position,
in bureau Of this department, and assigned
to the command of our armies in Mexico, for
the purpose of being sacrificed; and that, to
accomplish this end "neglects, disappoint
ments, mi ries, and rebukes" "were inflict-
ed" on you, and the necessary means Of pro-
scouting the war with sGGcess withheld; or,
in other words, the government, after pre-
lerring you to to any other OF the gallant
generals within the range of its choice, had
labored to Illustrate its own plans, to bring
defeat upon its own armies, and involve IL
self in ruin and disgrace, for an object sc
upimportant in its bearing upon plbc af
fairs. A charge so entirely preposterous, S,
utterly repugnant to all the probabilities d
human conduct, calls for no rcfutation.
For other purposes than to combat thi,
fondly cherished chtmera, itisproper that !
Fshohldnotice some your specific allegations
Its true that, after YOU were designated
for the chief command Of our armies, the
President was desirous that your departure
should not be unnecessarily delayed; but you
were not restricted, as you allege, to "only
-four days. to make the necessary prepara,
tons at Washington. You were not order
ed away until you had reported that thes,
preparations were SO far completed that YOU
presence here was longer required. Then
Einstead Of going directly 10 Mexico, yor
were permitted, at your own request, t.
take ciricutious route through New York
and there to remain d few days. You stale
iat' New York nearly an entire week: and no
until the 10th of December (twcnty six day
after leaving Washington) did you reacI