Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

The fient' % Gen ca are actively moving in favor
Of BIS nomination \ meeting recently held at VIII
mine'on Dearborn County which tie lo, wing rcsoa
ton among hers v.n- adopted:
'Rcs3sel That The Delegates from this Congressional
Distinct O. tie National Convention. ts instructed 70 rsfe
f,r Les Cas- frf for Less Cas- k4s and fyr Leyis
Cas- al the tine.
This resolution reminds Us II tue unconditional ins,ruc
tons which given tAc Delegates from tbs state 70
lie Jas, National Convention. relation tie Wee Pre-
siencr. They were u 60 for Col r. H. Johnson all the
time. Tie consequence was iha, no nomination a. al
made y the Convention Tor that office lat Johnson
afterwards nominated by several State Conventions
run, f4s..d 10 ecsse majority IA the electoral CO..
egss. AID was iaaly slvel only by tie lucky circum
stance 81 having Democratic majority in the senate
There Is such thing as maas friends being little
erclsr far his good. The course Of Mr.. Cahouns
friends. and is IL furious effect his prospects. very
eoneus., e.y proves ,l.ai.
Another mseii1g was bell at Grcencase, Putnam coun
o.. ou .le 23l a.: resolution was passed declaring it
exp,dentto h,l District Convention, for the purpose
Of appointing gaes 10 tie National Convention, Of
confirming AID approving the appointments made hy tie
state Convention last winter in conformity with which
delegates were appointed for said dis riot convention
Another resolution passed IN favor o. State Conyen
ZION winter, nominate electoral ticket pledged
70 support T. nomiaces Of the National Convention aud
delegates appointed. accordingly. \ third resolution
recommends the district convention to re held
Grceaca,ls on Tie 81 Monday Of tbs month The ld
resolution appoints d. r. Eehel., j. n. Hanna, Henry
sccret J. Farley j. j. Burton and y. Sellers central
committee io Putnam county tic ensuing year. with ful
power to transact any and an bushes. whicA it may lie
necessary tau.lc', a1j - Fl al vacancies which may
occur ia the s Of Delegates AMI also act as cofsespo.d
-., 8 q
Reso'yed That We viii most chccrfu.iy support the
nominee ID ilc Democratic Nauon1l Convention FIR Pre-.
,idcut and Wee President Of the United states be tey
whom iacy may; bu lha Gen. Lewis Cass Of Michigan,
our fire. choice for the Office Of President
Tile following resolutions were also aiorted by the
meeting:
Reotld That we dsappfove 81 thc election ola dem
ocrat 20 The Presidency the state Bark ct Indiana by
te next Lcsi-laure, ia dca and Violation Of hc
ganc pes pro.c
Re'aIreA That do not approve Of any Democrat,
scrctng Office or appointment under John Tyler, and
pcciiay Delegates 10 Inc National Convention.
This last resolution goes step too far we think. TIE
position mainaircl by tie "Glabc in our opinion il,
chat who take office, implying ~ con-
ff.aai cda with the Executive (rylcr) aud simply
with view discharge their duty the country, do
right" Nevertheless We well the Globe, oil lec as
strongly tie meeting DO, their taking Of Office
as Democrats the name If the Democracy aad AT the
tone giving in adhesion ard f'liy the present
Executive and bis councils Tie representative OF
The Democratic party in the Government. Bat while
o c to i'e cteA Of the res3'u'i'n. fully sanction
vha, presume TO be its intention. The result Of tic
elections recently held, in which The Tyler did all in
their power defeat The den racy well every
made by the Administration for year past broadly
ncuca,e the prapey Of the warning, and afford con,inc-
ing proof Of he necessity of caution ana vigilance