Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1854 — Page 2
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^ M *M*r fwmf, m4 far ati J*fc W«rfc 1 ^MdhHla «C tk* Mil «f Cahft » . . ir " talk* Iwwiart Uk Rmm. p*y«a*a< |aka paya yaarij, twaatjanillioDaof doUan of taMiai m artivaty at *• ro—wr. J oppwiTa taxes, and yet kar inhabitants live TWm mm wM mi apply >• iSm* wuh wUm w* haaa I In 1 iniiwadj* Had kar wkitaa eoanantad to >ia»» city. I abolition, tka Qnaan of tka Antilles (an ska is AUanx h. brown * co. called) would now ho ------ - v v WomU to Coho in 1*52, $«,517.551, and wo Mace tka Eoasiana croaaad tka nrsr Ptotk, o# w y7 *« > TRR Thia gnat itaw they have snfawd a leas of thirty-six ikons- (of iasport is oorapooed largely of sugar, dgan and mao. Oiaaaae, tka sooth am son, tka . * j , , # . of Looiarana for 1854 is csaapotod at 400, moddsned anargiaa of the defenders ot the I qqq^qqq The consumption thereof in the Mohammedan religion, and tka angrnaen of Uj.S. in 1863, is estimated at 746,000,000 lha. franca and England, are etemanU before jaf which, including what waa grown in Loaistfifr. and the balance af foreign growth, blacken the noon of the nineteenth century, IA large amount ami supplied from Cuba to is almost without a parallel in history. Aloes, «*• «p what was imported. What will he H will W UM4 down .0 .h. UU- \SB£?±ZZg tkma, as an eridence of tka am^city of Es- H is mostly slare prod action. At present ropesn absolutists, and tka supinabeaa of tka I ware we to depend on free labor, this luxury maasea orer whom they play the tyrant Tka wouLHSTM dear as to ba ^^ teyond the * . _. „■ . ' , I reach of the middle classes of society. Its day of retribution is st hand. Austria and I voa]d ^ by the poor. Acfruraia will aaintain a position of apparent I cording to McCulloch, “sugar wa* brought neutrality, but Franca and England have sig- into England as a great luxury in small quand—!«!«, 10 , nHW . .he r>'- " eminent of the Ottoman. The late fcaM u> aee it such a rarity ? No spot produces so in the regions of tbo Caucasus and the Black I fine tobacco as Cuba. How many people are Sea fnroinh conclusive evidence that the cause I enriched by the sale of that article? How C Turkey wiU ,r,u m p h . if .... WU. ^1 only ineist upon his undoubted right to main- ^ rec^Ting the liberal sums of gold distain the dignity and integrity of bis empire. I bnreed by the Cubans? Could he do so Meantime, a very important question has I slavery were abolished. * . , , j When we know that the Macks m America arisen in regarvl to tba Cmon which has been ^ far off thjul in Africa; tbat theT effected between the cabinets of England and bare contributed more to the wealth of the France in prosecuting the war against Russia | country than any other given number of peoLord Clarendon, declared a short tirao since, J pl*» *Lat they are more healthy, moral, and “ *• «■. C-r. of Victoriu. th “ ro “ ; ^ that the unity of action which had been de- ^0,^ they consume of the product of free terrained u|>on lotween the gorernments of I States, and what in turn they supply, lik England and France does not have reference I cotton, sugar, malosses, tobacco, rice and rauruly tothotfettlement of the Uurao-Turkish j th.D th. sums .ipeud«l by 7 I their masters for personal comforts and Inxndittculties, but is intendetl to be operative I among the free States, should not men upon both hemispheres, and in regard to all | pause, ere they attack institutions over which subjects whatever. There can be no mistake I ^**7 ^ aT * no control? m regard to the meaning of the British dipk>- | holdi {w the ^ endi matist; the questions outside of Constantino-1 unounted to $91,495,412! and the ex pie alluded to, are eo other than those invol-1 cess of those exports over those of the free ving the interests of Cuba, the Sandwich Is- wnount to $28,692,921!! Who enjoy , , , . T ... I the pleasnres that thoee large sums command? Uim]«, aiul Uentrat Amercia. la of lb« 1 wh , „ tTJ m . mber of “ tbl3 confedaracy bold and uncompromising declaration of I wb ite or Mack participates! Whu we note Clarendon, we are glad to see tkat that time- j the painful effects attending the abolition of honored patriot, Lewis Cass, and other leading in th * ***\<»* where it prevailed to _ „ , , I a large extent, should we precipitatelv fall mDemocrats’in tougress, have taken active stepe { to ^ ||aine error » to secure an expression from both branches of I There is no civilized nation free from evils, the National Legislature of the absolute and Our own is, perchance the mast exempt.
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late, without the aid of fareign diplomatists, | were continued, there wonid be great rejoicall political questions whatever arising upon I ing. Remove the slaves, and joys resulting
this continent. European diplomacy should I ^ ro * n ^heir efforts vanish !!
. . , . ,, , , . I It is wow thought bv many people of the
be regulated by European tribunals, but we 1 - * - -- -
are the sole ami absolute arbiters of affairs in
free States a crime to hold a man in bondage. Once it was not so regarded. Washington, Jefferson, Jackson, Clay, Calhoun and Whitfield all held slaves. A large portion of slave owners in the south, among whom are men of high intellectual power, and great moral worth, do not conaider it wrong to own slaves. Fanaticism is not reason. Fanaticism has caused thousands to be tortured and burned at the stake, because the faith the victims entertained was, in the opinion of their per
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F. B. L.8L
We hear erwrj day, through
however, at present indkatae tkat Ohio is sound upon this quqation, and tkat the people, by an overwhelaaing vote, will ana Ike doctrine ef non-intervention. We copy from the Dayton Jfopwe the following in reference to the lata demonstration in favor of the Nebraska hill at Columbus: There eras a tremendous gathering of the Democrats of Columbus and Franklin county, on Tuesday evening in reaponae to the call of the Democratic Central Caaamittee. This call, as our read os will recollect, was addressed to the friends of the measure now before Congress, known as the Nebraska Bill. NoMy did tire Democracy iff old Franklin re^ spond to it. “Never before,” says the Statesman, “was there such an enthusiastic eut pouring of the Democracy in Columbus. Several hundred went away who could not get in. It reminded us of the fall of 185*. The hall was densely filled, both by thu citizens of Columbus and our Democratic follow citizens from the country. It rejoiced our heart to see such earnestness and interest manifested in the great Democratic principle of popular sovreignty, fixed in the Nebraska MIL Th were a few wings at the end of the hall, who put up a renegade Democrat to make a disturbance; hut the good tempo- of the meeting gave him rope, and he hung himself up, as a spectacle for pity and shame. The harmony, the moral effect, the Democratic influence of the meeting were not disturbed. The attempted disturbance was a sort of aid to CoL Med ary. It aroused the old fire in him and to his ‘Teaser" we are indebted for some of the best strokes of ,his sledge-hammer
logic.”
With our cotemporary of the Statesman, “we are glad of this demonstration at. Ohio's capital, because Ohio was sought to be misrepresented by Chase and Giddinga, at the federal city on this subject. It was given out that her Democracy was not steadfast to the national creed; that they were to be led by such abolitionists as Chase and Wade! Let the slant!or from this moment be never repeated.”
the west.
Baited Statm Senator from Okie.
We announced yesterday the nomination by the Democratic members of the Ohio Legislature, of Geo. E. Pugh, Eeq n of Cincinnati. We sincerely rejoice in thesuccemofl
this young and talented representative ef the | Mrnt9rs> criminal!
Democracy of our sister State. Among the I It has pleased a wise Providence to place distinguished and worthy candidates before I tb * African among us. In consequence tba resist,.re forth* office of Senator no h** low scale he occupies among intelligent the Legislature lor the office of Senator, no primps it was designed that he should one was more deserving, or better qualified j be guided by superior intelligences. What for the station, than Mr. Pugh. He is a voung I class of people have filled the position of aerman of brilliant talents, and has fought bis “i* 1 ™ «P° k « of “ th * Bj 1 ** way under a thousand difficulties, from the L f th , - Wh#n whm were rank of a private citizen to the most honors-1 ^ These slaves it instructed Me and dignified legislative body in the I them to take as an inheritance forever. “Ye world It would be well for the rountrr if ^ ***• tbem “ “ inheritance for your
tka San.ut .f tba United Suu, ,«a — “ £ X pooed entirely of men endowed with talents I Leviticus XXV., 45.
of so commanding an order; and men pomes I Egypt was mice highly civilized. Servants siut in so high a degree, those noMe traits of I ^ oa « kt oat ]Mod ^ EgJP * wefB ^, to rtmracter which so peculmrly distinguish the Q^ 4 'ZSJSJZZTZ newly elected Senator from Ohio. I “of heathen round about. Must it net refer Mr. Pugh—unlike many of tne older mem-1 to African Macks the nearest heathen neigh ten of th. Samte-i. not alaolifed i. oar ^ fi.d ttet th. black and „hite co-uitt nnn. ..th th. pnltlicnl v utk,n hr .bich I Thneonthe country has been disturbed, at frequent I dition ef both is in many respects improved, intervals, during the last thirty years. He I The natural increaee of white and Mack in
| slare Stales exceeds that of those in the free
fresh from the people, end his conduct.
States, and maybe received an a special taken
we deubt not, will, to a very great extent, L* health and connubial felicity, the greatest
reflect the opinions end desires of the henest, I Meeting conferred on man.
unprejudiced masses of the northwest. Mr. I Fhe slave in America is generally directly whale attention to the interests of the people, I those of peasants and operatives in Europe. iaateed of laboring expressly with a view to (* ko9e Ireland. AiMswan . .. . , > / ICeneua, 1850. A statement of pauperism in fotara political eminence, he will, ere long, I ^ U. a, and a comparison thmeafhetwaen
rank among the lending Statesmen of the I the free and slave StsZm will be interesting.
Tela! papulnlien in free states, 186a 13^798
c The Washington LWsays: A telegraphic 3uto *>
despatch from Colonel Diller, the efficient j pnjmliitiVn
st Springfield, Illinois, anuoaaces
that the Senate of Illinois, by n rote of four-1 Total no. teen to eight, have passed reeohitiem in faver of the Nebraska and Kansas Mil of Judge
i of the StaSs will follow the example of per to 248J37
This isabeM, emphatic and sig-
kt voke from the Prairie Stats; and it i the appracialaoa ef Judge Douglas by
in frea Statas, ) native born, in
free atntm, 186a Total no. paupers in tiara Statas,
In aiave Stn paupar to 524.83
Will Demomttba caught is sa silly a ffifeMiTimni in this eomty. a|]tWW)K ^ ‘ til tka
law, huTSwy _ -UBi
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0^~The American correspondent of the London Times, in a letter to that peper, says that the whole United States Navy, if it could ever be got to sea at all, could be demolished in twenty minutes by a French or English squadron; and that if war wa break eut, any martime power could, in three weeks’ time, sail to any American harbor, and burn its buildings to the ground. The Times, in commenting on this letter, remarks th«t “no reasonable man would think any mors lightly of the martime power of the American Union from the circumstances here disclosed. Twenty years ago, our own ports wen spoken of in almost wioflar tas What is it, then that contributes so effectually to American reputation, and even carries it through exposures which would ether prove destructive? Simply, tka nmvsrml conviction that all the tiemanta of atrai are in reality there in abundance. And what gives this conviction? Simply the knowledge that til the sees of theglebe an co vend with American shipping, and that though the national arsenals may not contain the for a frigate, the yards; riven and harfaen of the ceuntry could turn out in twelve mMitka or even in as many weeks, such as an as nevar yet crasaed the ueoan. Only the day before yastwday, we published a dMitUd anumsration of thenumber of jfcmu-ekqpe which had been launched at the port of New York alone, up to the first day of the primnt year, and these figures actually showed a total of 66, with an aggregate tonnage of 106,000— or in other words, 66 steamers, averaging wards of 1,600 tens each. Than can never ba a question about the true naval powar of a State like this."
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periar ta rey broagbt to this war bat. Itaalw ia tba city aai coaatry mpylied with aay saaatity at aU i Cave Oyatare. lahalways <w haai. ■KE * LOVDRR.Agreto, octo 44 WaibiagtauaL, ippuiti FblawrBeaaa.
viciaily, that ba haa Ptmirnt mad DittrikmBOb, Cirttimt, fa, >a4 waaM feel tbaakfal for ptaper to bestow. He Hire will ba givaa. aai bUpanaas baveaa reaae to erereiain. China tall at
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BRVOUS , SICK HEADACHE; no.—By frea mi by obaavviag the reaalt WtowofaB; wbwbar waie by thoac skillai af aehaaia or ibe Maple ■iaiial SaU
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re far foa prewar aai baaar af as ishrr way w att aitratws uf the nAerrr. I Bsscrrppaaa asm barw raa pawMy toak; if re brneil, I tare . nor aak a. Saak aa are aMr. tbaali r»n. iaairai > at Dr Ikrtare'i New York ureal, earaci 4ac IT A KENDAL!* St. 1
eeaw. D*. J. H.
Tbowpww. af FhOaMphifo awi it ia asswal bai ei af Sesafaia la are caaa, of tbraa yaare uaafoag, wi tba pauaal bai a iarga opaawg apre ikabip, Uafoag w the bore, coawwg iwatsa Gear*, ba aaiwsi a iacse af Rock Rww w be aaai tare# nwaa a iey, ani ia ibillyaire iaya (be penes war sslireiy rani. Omcs os Oauu Kavcatu. Rag. M WaU-u.. New-York, Nor Ik, MM. Hr. A, B. L. Mysre—Dear Mr: Tbia writ esnify ibai 1 ba«a mfltia i danag fos pau year with a Serefalaee ARbriiea at the eyra, c«aiiag wsebpaw, relwienag ail rfonaaf ears, baviag trisi wauy pre«aripiiM«. aai takra a voy age at »se, ta boye of rrrnrerwg wy baahk, bat all is re eforei. I wa* parsaaiad bp a fricati, w reaka trial of yoer Extract of Rsek Rom, 6nw wbi«k 1 bey# exper ieaesd great reljsf It prwteesa a wou happy aRaet ia ibiviag i be bawors to tba aa foes, aai ibre graiaatty ii*. appearing Cnaariaara. tba aaaarpirwiag rarakracr of year wartir.ae tor all iwpariliaa ef tba btiai. Ichaarl sabwx tba ab»re to the coaoiiaraiioa of the afltitoi. Yoar* TCApeeUatty, HIRAM KKTCHITM. Jm. EXCELLEMT OHAHOB FOE A PB1H XBB.—Tha pablUber m a well ruaMMoi R oeraue Newrpasar ia Indiana, m iaainre at Aspaawg et bt* eaurr oHea, far the ysrparr of rnianag tito aih baaiaw r aai nfcw hi* eawMathawst for aala, (bap alwoat aamcly aew> re rssMaable lorwa. It iaiba oaly are totka eoaaty. aai eayaya the mura anaiirari ga^a sriU of trek Wbiga aai Dbawrraw. aai ib iaiag ba. tweca St Ata aai RAMO worth of work ia a yaw. with a kww eanaot ba beat by any Coaety aflaa ia Uw St Me. Far lanhar paruealor* reqawe of tba Bfowr al rt_ fokf tf
THE HKTUIIVOUTAW DAOUBBEIAH qaLIBHT nr Casusv Hnu laths lore of frireda by iaatb thaw ia a aaas anstoretaia a correct Kbrsaaa af what they health, ani the ahiRafUtoaitwtio afore caUfol into asarciae In tha vain >tbaw|t to match tkiaiwi thaatoap ftoath when it haa hare aagfartoi to that
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[Far tha Uudy foaia SaaoreL] CBAWTOKDaviLLK, Match 1st, 1854. Rnrrozs Suarmx^ Sirs: In yeur paper of restart!*j, I sae jou puMish an article creditod to the ffi'i ire md. Palladium in which it is affirmed tka* at the Wayne County Convention I “took ocea to stigmatize* the Democratic party of tha State aa the Ifiu^jmrtyL’* Now I wish to say to your randers and tha paMic that the above ia an mtin fairieoHm^ manafarturad out of whole Moth. No sack sattimaU or anytitiog icrmhred to it was mttand by ma oh that, or anf other ocatmaa. Has the Iksay no conscience Art it cut utter such falsehoods even on its death-bod? B, T. BROWN.
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Naw York city. I
TRADE mt
than can bo finwd in this city.
Among the list Nebraska papers, the Caelk plaaae tell ua p torioas Abolition sheet'
ii generally? We
the ClareMnd fbrest City in its Anti list? fill ii out, and am jurt aa:
JJR. JOHNSON, SURGEON DENTIST.
JOHN F. JuHNitOfZ, H HE
vtaam $75,00 to sn^oe per month. w —| wi"! an. for Mjm wvwre - i ai torekr
It wawt
fo CO, wa
twniapnea*. Wa strictly adhi to rewU aare in tMactty, wnA Poor, ffigh aai Law, to par
credit are ra—aaii We invito yen re i
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Swith’* Ready Rrekanar, by
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TYEMOYAL Xlforeld wfosw tka
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Gead*. Grucerwa. foe, half a *aaare Wasbiagwa wrert, ia DasW Wdtiam dorr to tty.ba fo Holland. C C. ELLIOTT fo
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TYEARD A MNEX’S STEEL PLOWE— -O Tba tatoeiibar bn* am toad a lagga l^^^||^I^| af Saard fo Suwa’a Yirbwa i Priam Start Pinna, libanim a goad atanriwart af G C Miller's Ciacrewl. Erela Steel Plows alreCaksate-r*a*d ute-barac |tona—ah of wbtek ate wairawif to ct»e miinarii«s.
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