Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22


Col. l.. Gentry were appointed a committee to re-
port suitable resolutions expressive OF the views and
feelings of the meeting.
The committee having retired, MAJOR I. I. Bat
Ter was called upon for 4 speech, % which he re-
sponded in very happy manner.
The committee by Us Chairman, w \. Cor
man, Esq. reported the following resolutions, which
were adopted
Resoired, That it is tic right Of The people
peaceably To assemble Ter the purpose OF discuss on
and consultations in order to free interchange OF
opinion matters Of paac interest, and to instruct
their representatives, to aid IN carry ing out thcs
wishes.
Resolred, That regard the results Of the cleo
lions Ia lsi2, indicative Of more healthy state
OF the public MIMI and that they an expression
o the popular wills winch Is more potent 10 It's con-
demnation Of Federal principles, mlsruic, sman-
agement and prohgacy, than was The dictator with
his nqnistorial band Of tie extra session IN their
application of the gag. the guiilptiue and whatever
else. which was but indicative of tyrants. Thanks
10 Providence for the action which has taken
place. winch is the result of that sober second
thought, which Is seldom wrong aud always eff
cient.
Resoicea That the people have looked long and
and anXously .or that " two dollars day and roast
beef, promised by the wings IN $50, but ID! what
has the sequel proved Wages y cents per day
produce nothing, and our Government debt much N
creased under the cry OF TarT! Tariff! Tariff.
Resoired That we approve of Tariff for reve-
nue., and no more, Ilst are for any other tax,
Tor paying the ordinary expenses Of the Govern
ment.
Resolred, That We approve of The yetoes of Pre-
sident Tyler upon the late Bank and Tariff bills,
passed by the late Federal Congress.
Resotced, That we consider IL desirable as well
rs necessary, that Democratic State Convention
DC held At indianapolis on the OH of January next
10 consult upon, and advise such an organization Of
T 2 no al
rests Of the State. and nominate candidates for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor, and appoint Dele
gates to National Convention, to nominate candi-
dates for President and Vice Pres dent
Rcsoived, That the thanks of the Democratic
party be rendered 20 the able talented and efficient
editors of the Indiana State Sentinel for their un-
firing exertions in the cause of Democratic Rcpub
licaH principles.
Rcsolred, That the undivided thanks of the De-
mocratic party due and are hereby rendered tc
our able and bold Democratic Representative the
Hon Andrew Kennedy, of Indiana, for his service.
in the late Congress of the L. :.
On motion, the following individuals were APP
pointed delegates from their respective townships
t. the State Convention.
bloomington Tolonstip.-P. G.. Dunninr, G. p
Hester, Gen. J. b. Lowe, S. II. Van Buskirk, II.
w. &. Foster W. &. Harrington, +. +. Butler, S
c. Wiley, +. Abel, A. Rogers, 5. p. Seal, A.
Murphy Benjlmin Rogers. John VI. Berry, T.. Blair
j. W. Spencer, j. Dcarmin, 4. Labertcw, ;. klrk
j. j. Morrison and }. \. Hendricks.
Perry T0iCpship.-Col. J. Ketcham, Milton Nc
Pheirldge, :. Patton, John Shields, j. Davar, ".
Taylor, d. Shields, Hugh Campbell, W. ID. Snod-
grass ard Benjamn Mathers.
Indian Greek T. az ,sbjp.-E. Walker, +. Morgan,
Prcmenter Morgan, Il. Carmichael, j. W. Evans,
p. East, VI. reag, j. Carmichael.
BenabioS0m Uashp.-F. II ght, l.. Gentry,
Il. K. Byers, Isaac Buskirk, G. Walker, H. slime,
VIM. Brady w. neyore and J. Ellis.
Washington TowAsbiP. - Joab johnson, Isaac
Gillespie, Wm. McNeely, p. Johnson, J. Freeman
J. W Payne, J. IIovies, J. Collier and J. Baker.
Benton T0cnstip-Jas Alexander, ID. Barrow
H. McClung, ID. Chit~ood, b. l.. Rogers, VI. Ora
ham, L. IiendriXs0n, JAS. J. Alexander, J. Moser.
:. Notes, \. W. Rogers, j. Armstrong, J. Fleener
l.. Brummet, j. Ellis aud ;. Rand
Clcar creek shiP.-Geo. Finley, IL Burkcy
!. Wright, j. J. Beatty \. Etter j. Strane, )
Woodward, ID. Butcher and b. ItIll.
Taa Birea IOt5AshiP.-Col VIM Berry J. A
Giyens, j. II. Porch, \. Baker, NJ. Hall, J. Eller
H. Sanders. r. b. Givens and j. Goodnight.
Richiand ToWastip.-D. RyerS, Judge J. Reeves,
T.. Renard, Jas. Parks, \. rueit, Il. Tompkns, j.
Wier, Jas. Bratncy, and +. >. Harreli.
On Motion, vote of thanks was rendered to the
presiding officers and Secretaries OF the meeting for
their ability in the discharge of their duty.
On motion, the proceedings were signed by the
officers and voted to be published in the Ind lana
State Sentinel.
WILLIAM BERRY, President
!osFrn prARcY, vice-presidents.
Sa"a, I'LL, II, ia" 6"'k'rk' Secretaries.