Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06
10 The Democratic Party Of the United
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Friend. and Fellow Citizens: At Convention Of the
Democratic party Of Of Indiana. held Indian
spo. The slh Of January lss i, Resolved THAT
delegate. be appointed represent hs State Nation
81 Convention. lie held in -Noren5er. 1913" BY a
further resolution e tie Convention it recommend
ID that Cincinnati. other town ives, of the Ale
ghenies should be selected as the place Of meeting
In conformity with the frs, solution three de egntes
selected from each Congressional District ten in
nun,bsr. and from the large The selection
e these Delegates. however. made subject con-
frmaon by each congregational District # they thoug ht
proper to confirm it the appointment Of others if
deemed advisable. IL Of the Districts the nom-
Of the Delegates made by the Convention been
conarmed ia Others delegates have been appoint
I'd
The olject OF the Convention in naming November.
1913 the time Of meeting for the National Convention
accord with the views Of their Democratic brethren
IN ether States far had then been expressed The
states of Tounessee aid Missouri had already re.
commented November Is 49, as The proper time for the
meeting Ct the Convention; ard the Dcrnocracv
Of Indiana. lie evng this question be Of comparatively
little importance tsuamousiy agreed their suggestion.
SINCE Ihe meeting Of Convention, other States have
acted this question. The great States Of New York
their views he time Of meeting seem to coincide
with he views of their brethren in Tennessee Missouri
and Iad.lna. On the other hand seine of our ster
states South Carolina aud Pennsylvania have proposed
Nay. 1871, The period best suited holding Con-
veni n.
From certain Indications too palpabe to be overlooked,
II Is evident that question Of time simple so unm-
poraut unconuecied with the great principles we are
eonendi"g for, likely produce distraction our own
ranks.
Fellow Citizens, this should not he. The cause We are
conending FIR is too high, holy too important to lie
Jeopafdzed by imaterial issue The whs party GER
tam they Of defeat if united hope only for
success through our divisions The motto Of the Demo-
cratic party OF Indiana Is, "ENIov AND HARNoNr-
Every THING roH THE CAUsE-NoruGxG ron MEx -
while they have their Preference they feel disposed
10 yield II, the Democratic party in National Conven.
ton should dtrmlne that other individual than he
who Is heir frst cho.ee, should be nominated
10 TnE NOMINEE OF A NATIONAL CONVENTION OF
+ rms DlMocRATIc P,Hrr, WHETHER THAT CoNvEx-
rios Is nrLD ~ NOVEMBER. lS23, or MAY, 1914
WHETHER HrLD ~ CINcINNAr1 on BALr1monr, THEY
rlInoE rntHaEt'Es TuE surroRT,-THE WARM. GIN
1EoUs AND vNDIYIpEp sUPponr,-oP rnr DrNocnAcr
o. INDrA~4.
But 1t not tine that the dug and the pace Of meet.
ing should be settled Every hour these questions re-
main open, advantage is taken of it hy our opponents
They hope Oh these questions, SO unimportant in them
selves TO produce heart hurnings and aIouscs
the different portions of the Republican family; to array
sectional feeling to distract and divide To the de-
moe'eey Of Indiana, tie tine or place Of holding the Ne.
iioHai Coisention Is immateria All they ak, IL thai
some "ne aud Place he fixed early possble that al
The STATES Of the conederacy should be represented in it;
and that when assembled, uglou and harmony SHOULD
preside over their deliberations.
To ascertain the Of Republican brethren else
where we have issued THIS circular on behalf Of the demo
cracy # Indiana. We Influenced by no other views
than the sood OF oar party IN doing We have can
dlae Of either for the first or second Office in
'he Republic. u present for consde alton that Con
'euuon meets. But we solicit eariy a settlement OF
these questions be made. With determination
OF mj)i'y OF the democratic party sister States,
We shall be satisfied let that determination be What 1t
may And when lie bate comes the democracy Of In
diana vii be uud alkns around those great principles
tor VII eh they have eouen,d; ready and willing sup
port hm whom Tie majority Of our party throughout the
Union may dr.n most capable Of cheiishiug them.