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men oss paa y : uo rsiisnbs,{ Sinslinss srfrtusn fam. -
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Auspartt9s Stittuun9et tperocn pGnfhidit a~uSaefl6ris
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gpeiile en- ahssspableS wager BON frens6lii6en 9arfams.
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r. nnb 1876 8rUapitr, @de Der 5ten Strabe,
b6(t fsts en' reibbaltiees Eager BON " .4| 2Ht
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142 MainIreet,

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fnb btui9 ;u 1errenten bet ,. penrp S6litte. -
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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03

(LTThe meeting on Thursday evening, in
front of the Wright House, though wholly
an i,npr0mptu affair, gave tokens that the
right kind of spirit animates the Democracy
of the Railroad City," Itexcelled in num-
bers any of the Fusion gatherings that have
been gotten up here since the great Abolition
"splurge" at Philadelphia. Speeches were
made by w. b. BEACH, Democratic nominee
for Clerk Of the Supreme Court, Ii. VANDE-
GRIT, candidate for Treasurer of Marion
county, and Hon. JOHN L. ROBINSON. 1t
was source of congratulation with every
Democrat, that the tone of the speeches at
the meeting on Thursday night presented a
contrast so strikingly favorable, as compared
with the fanatical and abusive harangues of
our opponents.
The hundreds of listeners who gathered
around the speakers were treated as though
they possessed intellect and judgment, in
stead of being mere creatures of passion and
prejudice. They were treated as men, and
not as idle puppets IN the hands of political
tricksters and tlemagogues. The object SEEM
ed to be to convince the understanding by
sound and logical argument, rather than ex-
cite the passions by inaammatory appeals
In this the speakers were eminently success
full, if the unmistakable marks of common
dation which they received are any criterion
by which to judge.
/ In such hands the Democratic cause Is
safe With such advocates and opponents Of
the great truths Of Democracy, Abolitionism
and Know Nothingism can never gain foot
hold in the gallant old Hoosier State"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03
The Cross Fire of the Opposition.

The Cross Fire of the Opposition.
The Northern factions of Abofitionists and
Know Nothings who oppose the Democracy,
are necessarily charging upon the party that
they are in favor of the extension of slave
ry"-that they agree, with few Southern
extremists. that slavery can be carried into
the territories under the Constitution and
without permission Of law"-that "they have
abandoned the doctrine of popular sover-
eighty in the territories" and now concede
that "no prohibition against slavery can be
enacted TIL the people of the territories are
invested with the powers of State Govern
ment" Wholly unfounded as these charges
are, they are valuable only as proofs Of the
shifts and. arts to. which crafty. and unscrupp-
lous politicians viii resort to carry their
points against the Democratic party, in the
North. In the South where different senti-
ments prevail on the subject Of slavery, an
opposite policy is pursued by our oppo-
nents. What that policy is, may very read
lily be seen by the following paragraph which.
we clip from the Louisville Journal
The.chief feature Of that portion Of the plat.
form which alludes to the slavery question is
the sQuatfer sOue;s' Jnfy principle. It is there
In all Of its odious length and breadth and
thickness. Like an immense barrier of solid
rock it confronts the South and effectually bars
its entrance into any of the territories which are
the common property OF all the States. No
Southern delegate with his eyes open, and has
wits about him, would dare to approve this ip-
famous principle Of squatter sovereignty, which
completely takes away from the South all hope
of practical benefit from the Kansas-N ebraska
bill, vet there it is juggled through the conven-
ton by the triekery CT demagogues, but it will
be repudiated by the people and with 1t they
will repudiate the platform that contains it and
the party by which it has been endorsed. q
This system Of cross firing might perhaps,
produce some unpleasant sensations in the
minds of the Democracy, were it the first
time that they have been subjected to it,
But the game is an old one, and so thorough
" understood by all who are not mere now
ICES in political warfare, that it will be re-
sarded as harmless piece of humbuggery
got up more for the purpose of exhibiting
the ingenuity Of its perpetrators, than for
any serious effect upon the result of the cleo
tiSa in November.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03
Come Over.

The Ebensburg Sentinel states that MI
cHAEL DAN Magellan, the great leader of
the old Wing party in Cambria county, Pa,
boldly proclaimed himself in favor Of JAMES
BUCHANAN at the ratification meeting held
in Ebensburg on the 10th inst.
Judge E. DAVIS, of Macon, Ga, elected
last October on the Know Nothing ticket as
Representative from Bib to the Legislature
of that State, has come out for BUCHANAN
and BREcKINRIDGE.
The Norfolk (Ya) Herald, heretofore a
leading Know Nothing paper, has come out
from that organization, and run up the name
Of JAMES BUCHANAN for President.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03
Interesting and Excitirg from Caliror.
NEw ORLEANS. June 90.

NEW ORLEANS, June 70.
The steamer Granada with dates from San
Francisco to the 9Th inst arrived here to- day
The steamship Illinois takes forward nine
hundred passengers, and nearly two and quar-
ter millions of gold.
Cora and Casey were hung on the Odd ult.
The funeral fixing took place on the same day.
proceedings were characterized by perfect
decorum.
The Vigilance Committee arrested several
other desperate characters, among whom was
the notorious Yankee Sullivan, on the first OF
June. Sullivan committed suicide in his cell at
the Committee Rooms, leaving behind him a
confession in regard to election frauds in which
he was implicated,
attempted to hold meeting TO denounce the
proceedings of the latter, but it proved total
failure.
Several murders aud accidents had taken place
in the interior.
The health. Of San Francisco continued good,
Business only moderate.
Rumors were in circulation that Gov. Johnson
would call means into requisition TO suppress
the revolution, but no such steps were actually
taken. The rumors, however, created much ex-
element throughout the State, and word came
tina, thousands were ready to march TO the as
sistance of the Committee. Martial law was
declared in San Francisco. Sacramento offered
to furnish thousands to assist the COMMITTEES
and the excitement was on the increase The
COMMITTEES were determined to carry out their
measures, and continued to make arrests. The
opposition were organizing, with 200 stand of
arms, and there were rumors of an attack con-
telnplated. The Committee Rooms were double
guarded, and two cannon stood before the door
loaded with grape. All the papers except the
Herald side with the COMMITTEES. ......a..
The Indian hostilities in Oregon had been
partially suppressed. but not without conside.
cable difficulty.
From Washington accounts state that Judge
Lawder, attempting to hold court during the
excitement Of martial law, had been captured
aud pun away for safe keeping until peace
should be established.
Advices from Costa RIGA state the army there
was disbanding. The cholera was raging
throughout the State. Baron Bulow died Of
The cholera OH his return.
There is nothing startling or important from
Nicaragua. la.e..
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IL The gallant Col. Bissell the Republican
candidate for Governor Of Illinois, will beat
Richardson by more than ten thousand That
will decide the entire West against Buchanan.
-Lafaystte CeVT.
Were these little matters to be as easily
disposed of at the ballot-box as they are on
paper, what vast amount Of bitter disap-
pointment and blighted hopes might be saved
to our Black Republican friends. They
could then tuck their hats under their arms
and walk straight into the White House, at
Washington, without so much as saying
'Jy your leave AessrS. Democrats" But that
impregnable barrier, Public Sentiment, is, we
fear, wall they can't scale.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03

n-Ths schOol-boys had a glorious time of it
at the torch light procession of the Black Re
publicans on Saturday night. They comprised
about One.half the number in the procession,
and yelled and shouted in true juvenile gee at
the goIs of fun they were having. We I'M
derstand that the juveniles of the city intend
to petition the " leaders for torch-light pro-
cession regularly once a week. They had
"sueh aiolly time of it, on Saturday night that
they are anxious for another chance for sport.
Ellis & Co. should, by all means, crafty the
children
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20 The GERMAN CITIzENs-We have been
waited upon by several prominent citizens Of
German origin, who manifest no little indig-
nation at the bare suspicion of their unfaith-
fulness to the Democratic party. They say
that the example Of such renegades as Reem-
elm, Hass;rurek and Stallo, so far from af-
fecting the loyalty of that class OF our peo-
pie, has rather strengthened and INSPIRED
their Democracy. They declare that they
will roll up a majority for Buchanan and
Breckenridge much larger than that they gave
against Chase. They are about to organize
clubs in all the wards, and will very shortly
make demonstration which viii give the lie
to the audacious assertion of Hsssaurek that
allthe wards on the other side of the Rhine
will give Black Republican majorities GIN.
EnQ.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03

CET In speech at st. Louis on the 21st
Colonel BENTON renewed The declaration Of
his intention to support BUCHANAN and
BREcKINRIDGE. OF the two opposition par
ties he said /: "a" .H'Ls 80 's"a..'f
One only allude to-one with which a mem
Der OF my family is connected, and in reference
to which some persons who Judge me by them
selves, "a favor which most earnestly decline }
attribute 10 me sinister connection. will not
answer such insinuatiOns by words but by con-
duct. lGreat applause Now, when has it ever
happened that have been influenced by family
connections, or even by my own interests?-
What Office have 1 ever got for one OF my own
iamily2 What appointments have l ever got
for myself? No, citizens am above such
considerations. am above family and above
self when the good of the Union is concerned
From first to last l have been for my country,
and mean to continue Tor it. / have made
many sacrifices for it, and am making great
one in standing this canvass.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03
Dying Out.

Every day (says the Philadelphia Arg'ts)
makes it clearer that Know Nothingism is
on its last legs. In the South it cen make
but feeble stand, and the ragged, shapeless
mass of Northern Know Nothingisn1 is fall
ing to pieces and sloughins off int avowed
Black Republicanism. Thus il is stated that
the FILLMORE National Club of New York
city have unanimously resolved to support
Fremont. The boilers convention, repre-
senting doubtless the majority of Northern
Know Nothings, have nominated Fremont,
and are now the second-fddl0 allies of Sew
ARD, GREELEY and GIDDINGs.
"SAM's career was very noisy, but brief
indeed. Ii was
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