Indiana State Sentinel

The Indiana Journal is trying to crow over the election of a Whig congressman in Florida, and some other "victories" of equal import. It certainly is very excitable and easily gratified. Its Whig friend of the Crawfordsville Press does not appear so much elated. He says:

"There never was a time, perhaps, when the prospects appeared so gloomy for the Whigs, as the present. On every hand their adversaries are triumphing, and rioting in the spoils of conquest. They are defeated in almost every election. So far from being able to number States in their category, they cannot, with the least degree of certainty, calculate upon the election of a borough magistrate."