Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31


INTO brief .eviewo the Of the wing party for the
pas, three years and the way he made the y from
hides OF the poor coons perfectly excruatiug to
them They thought that Captain Scott afer them
sure enough Mr. Carr continued his remarks for about
half an hour and should be glad to notice hs points
particularly but space admonshes to be brief as
possible We cannot but take occasion to express
belief however, that shall often hereafter
TO record the services Of this gentleman the good
of Democracy.
Mr.. JOINS &. PARKER Of indianapolis being called
upon. made address Of some length
He spoke of the glorious results which had attended
'he efforts OF the democratic party tins State and else
where Every success which the hearts If patriotic
people could wish have been realized by " m our late
elections and YOU gentlemen my democratic friends Of
od Sullivan occupy ensiable position IN achieving
the victory of our principles The voice Of the patriotic
sons OF Old Sullivan reechong the frthermos
hounds Of State. The seven hundred and thirty,
one democratic majority which YOU gave at your
late elections, where the whole pollcd was only
Dol Is uncquaiied by any other county the state
Gentlemen, when look around upon the large con
course Of persons here assembled remember these
facts and the purposes for which camel L.
enquire why 1t Is thlt pleasant smile lights up each
eounteaance. Here tlis beautiful grove, under the
benign influence Of kihd providence, hive been
permitted 70 aud take each other by the hand, and
greet each other upon the which hrs attended our
lis march, gentlemen onward but gentlemen,
Al Is to such men a see here day, that look for
the maintenance and advancement Of those principles for
which our oreatters fought aud which YOU engaged
an maintaining and defending; which distinguished
guest and iellowcizen, Gen Howard has IN such beau
iiiu and mastery style just presented II is the first
time that have lad the plcasuc of hearing him. and
can truly say, that have been edited and instructed
Never have heard eloquent aud able defence OF
our principles than we have Just heard from him. feel
that we shall all have II say tia: good for that
we were here to day As public speaking has no; been
any part ofhe business Of my HE will conclude by Of
feras sentiment which has forced itself upon my mind
from long acquaintance with the individual embraced in
1t. II Ia The following
''llon john w Davis, representative elect from the
9th Congressional di.trc, Of the state Of Indana-Wc
have him IN the Congress Of the United States III
the House Of Representatives Of the State of Indiana
dlgniheJ manner presiding the latter body
Speaker unsurpassed by ms knowledge OF par
hanentary rules. Viewing him able and efficient
statesman, and the Il democrat,
possessing eminent degree the qualities and quali-
cations OF presiding the deliberations Of legislative
body would therefore recommend linn TO the consd-
Grafton of the democratic portion of the members of Com
grcsS, the approaching session, suitable for
Speaker of the House of Representatives of the United
States"
Which was received with accamation.
aIr. j i Cn,rNAS having been called for briefly
ed the result of the elections Ohio Georgia and Mary
land.
DIR. DAVIS then again took the stand and stated that
desire had been expressed by several persons that the
assembiage should in way make manifestation o
their personal preferences relation the Presidency
lie alluded in u complimentary to each of ia,
candidates believed that either of them would aithull,
the duties Of the Office but s,ll ofther
he selected from the number Himself. we'll
Judge Law, delegates to the National Conv ention
" desired To know the wishes o' the people and the,
would carry them They therefore would be glad /,
foil aud free expression the part of the people
Sullivan we'll Is the other counties of the district,
this subject
Several methods proposed to effect this object an'
finally it agreed that gentleman should b'
named as the representation Of each of the candidates
who should withdraw different parts of the ground, ac
companicd by all who preferred the candidates they
orally represented
\ good deal of interest manifested IN this affair by
the assen,base, and finally The gentleman representa-.
MIR Van Buren, requested 10 withdraw, with In
friends generally, particular part of the ground-h,
friends of johnson another part-ot Cass anotl
err and The result that f-e-sirthS of the whole
crowd for Van Barren, and the remainder for John
son There did appear be for either OF tn
other candidates. though afterwards heard of
who preferred Cass Their first choice. IL l. proba
bile that IT the question had been put for Van Buren,
President aud Johnson Vice President, there wou
have been diversity of preference manifested TIN
decision seemed surprise every BODY and
than DIR. Davis who had supposed that Johnson wa
stronger IN sullivan than IN i'urcn. This dcnonsra
ton was made under influences whatever bu
was the spontaneous expression Of the sentiments of thu
masses OF the Sullivan democracy Ii these who com
plain Of enthusiasm among the people for Val
Buren, had witnessed this demonstration, they wou
learn their objection would aVpl, oie Thorough
gong Democrats OF Old Sullivan
The ct the people Attendance tins barbccu
was from sullivan, Knox, Greene. aud virgo counties
few were from FLOYD. Monroe, johnson, Marion. an,
perhaps some others We mortified that 80 few
the distinguished of the party able attend
IN order pay person that homage tie udomiiab
spirit of Sullivan county, which Sic justly deserve
Gov. Whiicomb expect to attend. but Gen Iowar,
made apology for his absence which entirely
sactory Letters responding the spirit of the Dcmoc
cracy of sullivan county and aPoos1ius for oidab
absence, received from Mc>srs llauncgan Owen
Wright W Brown Gov. lIeudsicss b f. Tuey an,
: & Wilson.
DisorprE ~ MApIsoN CoJNrt.-in the last numbc
of the New Castle Courier. account of roous pro
ccedInc> IN Madison county, tins State. Ii will b
recolleccd that the late brawlng company of abolition
Isis was rlobbcd at Pendleton, that county Sine
that time Court has held us session. 1t Anderson