Indiana American, Volume 12, Number 8, Brookville, Franklin County, 16 February 1844 — Page 4
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The political cl.a.acler of the Indiana American is well known. We slnll be what we have been, wuh the assistance or additional a?e and experience; and our soul fired with nddilional ardor, and our arm strengthened with additional energy to do political Kittle in the coming contest. To say ve are firm and inflexible in our covr'te. would be only reneatina what our enem.es charge us with. But we endeavor to render to eerv man that to which he ,s entitled The frowns of power never change the leatu.es of the Ame. ican nor the -miles of patronage bias its principles. Then fellow whig, we expect vou to do v.n.r duty Pa persmust be c.rculaled-documents examinrd-the truth must' be laid before the neonfe in clear and convincing light. The lethargy of the public mind must be shaken eff-and the people must be informed of the great question at issue. To our old Friends in Franklin County. Since we commenced the publication of the Indiana American, various have been the changes and reverses that have attended the newspaper Press in Indiana 111!. Ir n who commenced with, or even many years after us, hale yielded to U opposiS culties that have surrounded them. There are only one or two Editor Tefl Si?!,! . our continued cotemporar.es, in the State. And the opposition and . "elect ht we b v countered have been of sufficient magnitude, under ordinary persevered ce o have Inn. brought our labors to a premature close. Yet we have LofflS Jng 6 mSg
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