Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
vyasT,ingtoninu campaigning.

tic bright and beautiful morning of the 2lst 81 Sep
teinbcr. AID iornad procession 70 march 70 the
camp ground, which lay eastward about ipile and
half ifam town-ihe Terre lIauie and Putnam
Bsuds trout. follow ell by the Nasiin atonl ans,
siTangers, aud ct.zens On H. l. and casalcade ~
tie rear. Il was a rare spcetacle-rich in the as
soslaifors and lofes 81 tie future perhaps the
hfst process on ot tie lind that has ever trodlen
Nnieretn soi-n IfmptrGaee CImg-. dung the
novelty 20 tc ting, Tie love Of the cause, and the
..t' eh.iseBins music 81 tie binds, mace light
hearts and bright fires. On arriving AZ The camp
ground ach n large area IN n delightful
grove. .aiifl by and beautiful tents. the
HsscHfll go WIS orrguzrG bY choosfng J. i. ar
l'y. 30, Chairman. Msssrs. y. Seis'er. Lewis
~. Sands and ilian y. GIVE thIney, oi Green
r1stle !hes II. Clark, Of Manhattan and Scymorc
t.oo.lus. IS Icfre I!aute, were them on motion Of
Henry >eerest, FL, aeaouted Jy the chair con-
ifice u report let of officers % conduct the pro
eecdlngs a tie Clmp-1cctng. Col. sigler,
chairann Of tie committee reported the following
Isl. For President. John COOK Of Ind Hama polls /,
ieF 'cr i'res. 'cnfs-i hom1s Bowling and soy
moe Gcohns. IL rcrre Uaute. 1homas II. Clark
- Aanhsftau; ,. +. Farley H. X. Sxopc, !. &
sniids mud James We ichan. For ~ccTetaries-
Henry sccrelt and Lewis II Sands. Of Crecncasiic.
= VI toiman, OF Manhattan. aud Milton u. Niodi-
teit, - 10. For Marsaals- James Atl'y and
The assem6llge vas then addressed H. Mcssrs.
took. Farley and &: kins. and after calculating,
Inc pledge. they i4infd ~ procession and araIn
Ilfc.ed 10 the thrilling notes 81 martial muse. till
t's fhcafiut adjourned 10 early candle lighting
NJ " .ch 'iinn they again met and were Addressed
'y He-srs. cowgirl, Hathaway aud Eckes. and
alter Tie pledge had been again circulated diouIn-
ci 60 49, ~. morning at o'clock.
Thursday morning =, - o'clock the meeting again
assembled and was addressed ~ ."r. CDok-thc
Freat apostle of temperancc-thc great cham pion
reinFni. ihomas Bowling next appeared upon the
stand and after m king lew preliminary remarks
"iefcd the following resolutions, which were uuan-
inOusly adopted:
Fes7'rrd. That the Temperance Reformation.
h"w Erpp.iy progressing throughout the world
SHOULD be- made the common cause al all rhl1uthrO-
r'sts, patriots and Christians; and that hal It's
advent upon our land omen Of good and SIGN
81 Dry our country
Resoiref That We. as Washineloa.ans. have no
eunncS and dcs re none with the creels of Sects
or the Dogma. OF political parties, and crvcntly i'm
plo'c orr brethren II keep unspottcd from all ALI
ances calculated to relard our march to perfect
Triumph.
Heseie,d That the conduct of the Rrv. VI
h'rsp. tic eiiior Of The Temperance paper IN New
or, 80 rs attempted prescription OF Thomas T.
'iHrsha'l from our ranks account of a duel ~
Nh.ch ne was 1tciy engaged. meets the decided
ai-aPrrr'afi'n ef tire Neutrality-suspicious. of Indiana,
here asscia ed, as an infringement Of the Grst great
principles g The Temperance reformation.
H'fttc' ihf' W., - Washington ans. extend
TIC hit j al Of i5uship to men Of ali crlcds ct
all Poilt - peftes nnd ann t. impose 10 control
".sf ta'ir oral 4cs as mon, or the exercise u
their DIT q, asset z.s..
u o'-.f H., ,I. only ,est required b. t.c
a.hrt,H7ns IL, That Is members vii say ol
ti''Ae.-.. % p at. ionsi not. hanHe not
:. -efrrf, i'ist VII II we condemn The practice %
eaeii.ar. We c1rut m re.rc; the frequency OF
seeh e.tsbett. 81. bail the liberal and manly CON
tnri 81 .aales j. II fsltil IA behalf OF y ashing-
ioi4an =. .ie nora. II - him patriot,
al '..t liai 20 t..z resolution Ia, greetings 81 las
lrefNlsn 10 iHsiara
'i faa' ~ President o. this meeting
tff snt eenr ~ The i1rc'-ang resolutions 10 tie
Zoe Ihanas T.. MARSHALL Kentucky.
Nr. 1eek az tin appeared aud mace fw
marks. Then followed Judge Farley and l.. ".
a~'isasiry, after vii ch the meeting adjourned for
G4aafT.
4, :;o',loeh p u. the meeting again asse-,Ied.
and after few Tcmggas bad Been made by iir. Cook,
Icy listened - ~ eloquent liress irofn J. \. !
WRIGHT. Ia. Of Rockville. Mr. " followed
by a'essrs. Burton. Puts, H. +. Cunningham liaw-
kins AMI others. and the meeting ADJOURNED TIL dark,
when they gan met and listened to addresses from
aicssrs. Secret, Cook aud Doeling and after adopt
Ing tie following resolui an-, adjourned u next
morning at o'clpc..:
Rc4aised, That " cordially tender to tie Terrc
l!aute Band 'Ihos Downing and -cymore Gnoh.ns,
Esirs. our tllaf'.s !1r their atlc and acceptable
services IN this great ard eloricus cause.
Friday morning they met according 10 7 n IL
mcn,, AID after aicntgely listening to Mcssrs.
Cook. Farlsy ard Wright. the following resolution !
VIZ "iir4'"' ihHi-iy tCnPtcu dhu TIC meeting
adjourned far dinner.
Isesoired That the thanks Of this meeting b. ,
presented 10 Joseph \. Wright. Fsq. Of Rockville,
tar IL, a'lc ana eloquent addresses which We have
had the pleasure IL ii.icnirgto to.
The meeting convened "a s.iH Ter dinner and was
address ty MessTs Cool. AMI Sccrcst, after which
they adj 'rruca omret - ..n n town procession
was rmct and marched u town. where the Put >
nam Band played several spirited airs and three
cheers were given TO Nr Cook thai made the wei !
Kin ring.
1t an carly holr IN the evening the College Cha
pei was lled with ladies' and Gentlemen, apparently
as happy deep felt interest in a good cause :
could make them. The audience addressed IL ,
Mr. Cook l.. " Nct:aughey, Esq. Morgan Wright :
ana again by NJ. Cook Ia farewell speech after
which ID. X. Eckls, E-q. offered the following r. ,
solutions. which were unanimously adopted aud the
meeting was disseved: =
Resoirtd, That sincere thanks bc rendered ,
To those persons who graiuitou-ly AMI buunt fully
furnished with provisions and pasiurage for the
use Of the numerous citizens aud strangers who :
throHged our Camp grouud and also Tor their kind ,
aud unwearcd aiicntion IN rendering our sojourn
there pleasant and agreeable.
II sairld Tact our thanks be especially rendered q
u the ladies fof te.r cheering presence and most
efficient ad rendered Us during our meeting
RCsoired, That the thanks OF tins meeting BE-
rendered - The Putnam Band Tor the zeal and aafv
with which they have voluntarily aided Us IN the
NasAsuetoaiaa cause.
Rssoirsd That express our warncst graft
tude to Nessrs. Cook aud NcG ans of indianapolis
rs the founders Ell the Washinetonan society IN ;
'-rcencasi!e and Tor the very able ard efficient
''c's q tie i'fhsr during this meeting and our a
prayers Tor tAe iature happincss and prosperity o. 4
themselves and their families aud the cause 81 4
winch they are snch worthy advocates. ;
hts2te'a, !ait IS token OF oar gratitude for II