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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

A ROUGH CRITICISM ABoUEDING IN TRUTH.-The
Richmond, Va. Examiner, like genuine lover Of the
eloquent and beautiful is thus complimentary of Scots
"Win6ed Scott speaks nonsense cody and dellber.
lately. Gen. Taylors speeches crude rough, and
yet the fragments fragments Of gran
lite, strong and substantial though unseemly and
less. The old possessed simplicity; honesty,
land some practical Aud though he generally
ost himself the OF unfinished sentences yet
every one felt that he laboring to say something
But the Pilgrim of the Western Reserve, calmly and
with malice prepense, ESSAYS speak, and perPeirates
every line the elaborate roth and folly. IL is
honest stupidity that be 1t is the stupidity
Iof knave trying deceive the gaping masses-of
|hypocnte playing the part OF an unpretending Cato.
with vanity, conceit and pride enough in him 1t out
more peacocks than Lucullus slew for all his ieasts"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

u ia 1S48 the Locofocos Of Pennsylvania elected
heir Canal Commissioner by 4Soo and in three weeks
terwards the State gave Taylor majority Of Is 600,
showing q gain Of Is 500 in that short time They
nave not so much do this year but what they have
o do they can do.-0kio Slate Journal.
This is the parrot.cry of the Wings. The Demo
rats lost their Governor in l54a when they expected
q elect him by thousands. The Wings had carried
iOhio The Democracy divided and distracted
These circumstances struck terror into the Democratic
ranks, Just as the Wings panicstrcken by the
Z ate result and they gave up the contest. The ma
ority is now twenty thousand. The death of Mr.
Webster will probably diminish the Democratic MAORI
y in Pennsylvania by securing the Native America
tote fer Scott but this casualty cannot endanger tn
8 State.
The Wings, however. forget to state one signircan
q act In ls4S Francis r. Skunk, one Of the most pop
liar men Pennsylvania, elected Governor OF tina
State by 475O majority At the Presidential electio
following Mr. Polk carried the State BY majority
1872 In this instance the Democracy increased thei
cote WHY was this7 Because they were then, q
low inspired with confidence of II IS all ia
acy and vain boasng talk of carrying the Electors
Egote of Pennsylvania for Scott
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Editors at the Fair.

Among the numerous visitors at the Fair, receives
calls from the following gentlemen of the press o.
|Torbet, of the Lawren0eburgh Register; W. E. Nc
Lane, of the Terre Haute Journal; Mr.. Matthews o
THE New Albany Ledger; Mr.. Ferrer of the Spirit
Progress; Mr.. Hill, Of the Boone Pioneers Mr.. Taylor
o the Cincinnati Times, and his sprghtly and pleasan
local, Andrew Francisco, Esq. The Times is now
capital paper:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

pSo long as the Locofocos deceive our citizens
of foreign birth get their votes, they are very
gracious to them-but the moment they cannot thus de
zceive them, they thus denounced.-Ind. Journal
The day after the October election in indianapolis
might be heard at every the Wing curses lou
and long of the ignorant Irish," and the 'loPeare'
dutch" The leaders could not deceive them into voting
the Wing ticket, and their fawning praises were sud
denly changed into bitter curses which will be
1.-The day after the Presidential election.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

On the 18th instant the editor Of the Journal sent
he following despatch to gentleman in Springfield,
Illinois We copy il from the Illinois State Register:
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Is.
n S. BATES, Esq: Wright's majority over fifteen
thousand! Parker the only Wing Congressman
J. d. DEFREES.
On the 18th ns., two days afterwards, Mr. Defrees
ISSUED secret circular to the Wings of this State,
which commenced as follows:
"GENrLEMEN:-We think the official returns will show
hat Wright's majority is not twelve thousand"
We do not wish to be impertinent, but we should
vastly like to know why information should be
,iven to Wings in Illinois, and false sent to the
Wings ia Indiana. Perhaps brother Defrees will en-
iOhten rs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

pWe have concluded not to contradict the round
assertion made by the Wing press, that Ohio and Penn
sylvana are certain to go for Scott. We willing
they shall feel good the anticipated result
would not be so unknd as to mar their JOY Mex
Tuesday will stop their shouts Wings may have the
|ioy before the election; Democrats will reserve the
zreioioinqs till the victory is won.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

JOHN VAN BuREN's Love FOR ScorT.-John Van
Buren, his speech Augusta, Maine, said that be al
reyered Gen. military bnt he loved
him too much want him elected. The Wing military
Presidents have died suddenly He thought there was
IA fatality in it, and ddnt the risk Of losing
IGen Scott in that manner and be was happy 10 add
that the people Of this country agreed with himself In
! this particular with singular HaGHfaaity"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
That Secret Circular.

friend in Marshall county has sent us another COP,
Of John D. Deeess secret circular, with the ioown!
remarks
"The enclosed, or rather copy thereof, has bee'
sent to the Central Committee Of erery county tn tn
State. If you have one, IL may do you some
Xroo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

ryTbe disasters which have followed Gen. Scott's
pilgrimage 20 the have suggested the Importance
|o his being interdcted from setting foot in Vermont
lest he should lose that forlorn hope
land lest it should be said hereafter that President
Pierce had no opponent in the Ii certainly Is
desirable that there should be such state evidences
of the fact that the Wings candidate against him.
Albany .frQus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

uThe Democrats of Wayne county intend to ofe
liberal inducements for Milton Gregg to remove II
that county and establish Wing paper. They shinl
from his former in Dearborn, Jefferson ant
Floyd that It would be the most speedy and certain
method of making that old Gbralter of Whiggery De
/mocr attic county,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Letting the Cat out of the Bag.

a Wing, writing from Danville 10 Hendricks county
to the New York Tribune, says:
"While writing, perhaps may well tell you that
although we are making no fuss about it, will give
Gen Scott much heavier vote next November, in Thu
county than given to Gen. Taylor four years ago.
Democrats of Hendricks county, do you hear that
You have it in your power falsy all these Wing pre-
licfinns
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
More about that Secret Circular.

John D. Defrees, anthor Of the Wing circular,
Is very under the publication Of what he calls pr-
vate letter. Hear what he says:
A LETTER STOLEN AND PUBLISHED.
Yesterdays Sentinel" contains a letter which wa,
addressed TO the Wing Central Committee of each
~ in the State 10 Ss:oa TO the approaching election
Il intended private letter, enveloped sealed
and placed la the Post Office this city. In possibl
way, within our knowledge could this letter have
into the possession Of the Sentinel except by violation
of law that would send thepeI peIrstor the Stat
Prison. How far saer is just fed in publishing >
private letter, thus obtained, leave for honest
community 10 saw.
Ia the first place, Mr.. Deees would have the public
understand that this q written letter. marked pr
Such is the fact. 1t is printed and contain.
nothing to mark it private communication. 1t is
letter. but printed circular. II handed by
q Democrat Of Indianapolis who is in way connecI
cd with the Post Office the Journal the Sentinel o.
Zee. l. bears appearance Of having been folded,
ever having en- in h, P,st.ofics. The circular, when
handed to US, three pieces, and presume
lad been READ and H. down in the street. where il
Pi ked up. The charge Of the Journal at it was
stolen is gratuitOus.
Under the circumstances we considered il cur duty
publish it, It plan for operation to secure
Democratic votes for Gen. Scott. The State Central
Committee had few days before published circular,
and requested the Democratic papers in the State TO
copy It, Their transactions had been open and above
board The Journal, and the Wing party may denounce
Us to their hearts content for exposing their corrupt
plans; but we intend TO 20 Onto ery aloud and spare
not" Their secret and hidden operations will be exI
posed The people shall know their movements John
d. Deirees is too much Of bungler for such secret
transactions. He plans well, but fails in execution
These are dangerous times for crcuIars when the
Wing leaders are deserving the camp.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

owe are informed by the officers Of the State Boarc
of Agriculture that the receipts from the sale of tickets
entry fees &c., during the State Fair, amounted to
sufficient pay all expenses asd to refund the
State the two thousand dollars appropriated to the
Board last winter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Indiana.

Our defeat in the Hoosier State is bad one Fifteer
thousand large row Of figures to overcome Parker
IS the only Wing elected to Congress, but as we had
nun there BEFORE it is loss We were. however. In
1nPes OF some gains, bat must wait two years
Ohio State Journal
Isn't it oruI!-Fifteen thousand AGAINST vouI Onlv
one Congressman, tool Orful! Orfull But lust hold
easy ,,i the ID Of November and there will be left Of
your e.g chief nor hide nor hair,-no even fsafk<r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
whig compliments to the IN


We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
Indiana volunteers, read IT:
In Indiana we have lost nothing, for we expected
nothng-the Locofocos boast that the soldiers 10 tina
State WILL go for P'erce-they nell mGted-t7yin
troops and aintng General ought nerer 10 be parted
This IS the treatment the brave soldiers Of Indian,
receive at the hands Of the Wing party They are de
iunced as towards, ''fyng troops" by Wing editors
who opposed the and prayed thar troops nigh
be welcomed IN Mexico with bloody hands, to hospiIa
bic graves" Will any man with drop Of manly re
sentiment coursng in his veins vote for Scott after tb
deolarationi Will Indiana tameIy submit to such in
suits and such degradation by ndorsng the Wing can
didate for the Presidensyl We answer in her behalf
She will not doit Her honor and her high reputation
forbid IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoNs-The majority for Judge
Woodward 10 the counties officially heard from is over
IA 900, and that of Mr. Hopkins will reach full 10 600
The counties of Bedford Butler Clarion, Cleareld Elk
Indiana, Juniata, Jefferson, Monroe McKeen, Sullivan
land Toga are yet TO hear from. These counties at
he election OF 1851 gave majority Of about 800 for
|Gov Bger Ii the ratio Of increase continues in
1.-The counties that are to be heard from in those
iown officially, the majority will run up TO if not over
TO 0O0 This in the Old Keystone that
her sons may we'll be proud Of The most astonishing
|exertions made by the Wings to the cleo
zion of the Stale officers, and thus operate the
ing Presidential canvass, but a most bitter disappoint
ment has fallen upon them, and the majority will be
nearly equal that given for Old Hickory-Phu .frgus
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Majority on the Congressional Ticket.

The Wing papers contend that the Congressiona
elections furnish the only true criterion of the part,
strength in Indiana. This is done because the Wing,
know that from local causes We have lost in several
If the Districts.
The official not all received but we have
reports from the remainder Of the counties The ma
|iorities figure up as follows:
LIST District-Smith Miller, Dem. ......... 2 907
ID District-w. H. English, Dem. .......... ,55s
Sd Dstrict-C L. Durham, Den........... 93l
4th Dstrict--James H. Lane, Dem. 994
9Th Dstriot-Thomas A. Hendricks, DEM. e. 4 I25
7th Dstrict-John G. Davis, DEM. IMAM. 8lS
9th Dstrict-Daniel Mace, Dem. ,509
9th District Norman Eddy, Dem. ,226
10th Dstrict-E M. Chamberlain, DEM. 9s4
i1sh DistriotA. j. Harlan, Dem. ...........I, 1876
Ia ,242
|5th District, 8. w. Parker, Wing. GAS
Dem mel. on Congressional Election. .is ,3l4
The Cincinnati Gazette, will have add ten thous
and to is majority on the Congressional ticket. What
|shanos is there for SCOTT in Indiana7
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
MORNING, OCTOBER se, 1859.
ELECTION Tickets.

We are prepared to print any number Of tickets fol
he Presidential election. Our friends in Hancock
Madison, Upton. Hamilton, Hendricks, Morgan, snt
other counties would do well send their orders i'm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
uThs Now York Tribune admits that the signs a

CThe New York Tribune admits that the signs are
any thing but omnous of success He closes stirring
appeal in the following language:
Frieudsl are you inclined to faint7 Do you say
that the prospect looks gloomy7 Remember that i
looked darker at the corresponding stage Of the Battle
of Lundys Lane yet ScorT le that field covered will
nnfading aures. Trust then, in the star OF our heroic
Chief, and advance to a benefcent triumphp'
The prospect looked moro gloomy at this stag
of Presidential canvass. The star of Scott as Gen
eral is not the star Of Scott statesman. The ont
has led to vctorythe other will lead to certain de
.feat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

UGen. Miller. of Newark, NJ J.. for many years
Mayor Of that city, has announced bis determination
support Pierce and King. Gen. Miller is one Of the
most influential Wings in New Jersey. He Gays Scott
stands no chance in that State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

U-We advise Wing friends to issue new ant
large edition of the "Expositor," containing the ex
travagent expenditures of the Legislature It woul'
have its effect. About fifty Thousand Of the pretoria
lives Of Scott might be distributed to advantage
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
[For the Daily Indiana State Sentinel. |

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 21st, 1882
EDITOR SESTINEL-In my speech last night at the
Capitol squsre alluded, in strong terms of condemna
ton, to the otous conduct of the Wings in trying to
break up the Democratic meeting. also stated that
had been informed that Hon. George G.. Dunn and
others leaders of the Wing party, were in the crowd
giving encouragement to the effort to break up our
meeting and drown the voice Of Hon. j. E. Mcdonald
and Hon. A. p. Willard. In personal conversation
this morning with Mr. Dunn he assures me that my in
Formation was incorrect, and that he tried suppress
The confusion and noise. publish this allow him the
full benefit of his denial, and place myself right
Respectfully,
W. A. GORMAN.
We publish the above at the request Of Col German
and act Of justice to Mr.. Dunn. We understand
that Colonel German mentioned other names On in.
quiry we satisfied that Colonel German was mis-.
informed to the persons engaged in this dsreputabe
effort 70 break up Democratic meeting. No honorable
Wings were engaged in the transaction. 1t was few
olackguards whose business il do the dirty work
Of John d. Defrees.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

O-The Democratic majority on the Mayors election
in Baltimore was 1854. Well done! This makes Mary
and perfectly safe for Pierce and King This majority
cannot be overcome in the rural Districts.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

UJohn L. Stephens, the distinguished traveller, an
president Of the Panama Railroad died tho resdenc
of his father, in the city Of New York. the l2t
instant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

1.-THE Wings divided in opinion as to whethe
it was the easss or the candidate which produced tn
disastrous results in the recent Stase elections. W.
think il was both.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

70 Would il not be well for the Wbigs 10 bring o
Gibbons, the Irish orator. II his services cannot
obtained, Garretty will do.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

1.-THE last number of the Neso York Musical Time
publishes two pieces of music side by sde with the fol
lowing ominous titles: " Hail Wil6eld Scott, hail p
and " The last march of dying Hero!"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

r"That rich brogue-I love to hear it ."-Genera
IScot.
81 now hesitate between extending the period Of resi-
|dence before naturalization, and total repeal OF al
acts Of Congress upon the subiectmy mind ncnes t
the atterr-Gen. Scott
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

GrHon. Mr.. Cliagman, the distinguished Wing Con
|qressman from North Caroline, is stamping that stat
Tor Pierce and King.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

MoRE FaArDs.-T Butler King, Wing collector Of
charges against him Of the serious character
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Daath OF Daniel Webster.

Daniel Webster is He died at his eountr
seat in MarshAed Sunday morning at three o'clocl
A great intellectual light has gone He was sever
ty-one years Of age.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Correspondence.

WRIGHT HOUSE, Oct. 2lst, 1882.
SrR:- have been informed that in your speech last
evening at tho Cap" grounds you connected my name,
oensipey with the tumnt which had just before then
occurred IN fccnt Of the hotel Washington in
this city.
Will you be pleased say whether my information is
correct and il So whether upon further consideration
you adhere 10 those offensive expressions, you
disposed to correct theml
I am. cir, respectfully, yonrs, Sc,
GEORGE @. DUNN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

STATE AT LAs6E,
,OHN PETIT, Of Tippec.noe County.
lanes n. LANE, OF Dearborn County.
DISTRICT ELEcTo2s
Ft-st-BENJ. R. EDMoNSTON, OF Dubois County.
&.-ona-JANES S. ATHON, OF Clark County:
TairS-JOHN A HENDRICKS, Of Jefferson County
7o.rth-EBENEZER DUMONI oil DeariofH 20
F;sI-WILLIAM GROSE, Of Henry County.
SxfI-WILLIAM ]. BROWN, Of Marion County
Ser~afh-OLIvER P. DAVIS, Of VcrInillion County
EiohsI-LORENZO C. DOUGHERTY, Of Boone co
k;5fI-sAMUEL A HALL, Of Cass County.
T~fS-PEu3FN ] DAWSON, of DeKsb County.
FIsrsntk--JAMEs F. MCDOWELL. rf Gran; County
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
A. P. WILLARD, Esq, present.
INprAEAPcLIs, October u, 1861.

INDIAEAPcLIs, October -, 1862.
SIR:-Capt. Gibson has han led your note Of the
z2Oh inst In my remarks made the Capitol grounds
said in substance that you and others whom named
were present. in front Of the Wright House, the time
the tumut alluded TO occurred, and countenanced the
same; and called upon the Democrats from the por-
ton OF the State convenient your residence remem-
Ter you for il. The Of my making the remarks
was because information brought me by some one
that such was the fact On the day Capt Michael
Fitz Gibbon informed that il mistake 60 far
as you we're concerned That far from your
nancng the outrage you used your efforts to suppress
the tumult. l informed him that would make
The necessary correction in any satisfactory to
you. | Immediately endeavored to find you, but vas
unable. You may either publish this note, or l viii
publish card correcting the error committed
j Respectfully, 30,
A. P. WILLARD.
I5on Hrooav nrrNrN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

Freesoil In Delaware.
Tho friends Of HALE and JULIAN, In Delaware, have
minated electoral ticket, and intend make
|naous fight.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Tickets.

The Democratic committees must not fah to Proc ar
r,ck.ts and have them distributed in the townships
Attend TO this What Is everybody's business IS nc
bodyis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

" Andrsw J. ogls, late member Of Congress from
Pennsylvania, died suddenly at his residences in somnsr
set few days since F . 1-7,-'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

Showing Democratic majority IN thirteen States Of
me hundred and sixteen electoral votes and " 414 ma
ority Of the popular This will do 10 begin with
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

Eost tne BOOKS
Since tbs nominations Tor President made, cleo
lions have been held In thirteen States They have voted
as follows:
FOR THE DEMOCRATS
Electoral Votes. Popular Majorifies.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

John D. Drfrees, anthor of the Wing circular
Is very under the publication Of what he calls pr
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