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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-19
Obituary.

DIED, Of congesiivo fever, the 10Th INST after
Illness ul ter the residence OF his father ." as"e
Township Marion county. Mr. SAMUEL JoHNsoN. Son NJ
james and Hannah Johnson the 22l year Of h's age
In the death uf tins Ine>mable young man, h~ parents
hs as>oCates aud say oreiy NJ large have mf
with no common los Although modest aud reiirns 80
h manners, sil there energy oi character ard
thirst for knowledge that 40 I'D long have made lim
If his country proude-t ornaments ~ the COM
menccneni of hs Illness lac was engaged ~ delivering
course 0teCures on geography 90 rliss oi young
siilorhood, aud doing much 10 as tlc
march intellect But all other considerations >ink
lnsigni6cance when compared with the irmness with
which he his approaching DISSOLUTION hrmnesS de
rived from Il uii conviction that he was resting On the
merits of Savior the foundation of the Chusiian
hope lie well convinced for several day. bri're las
death that hIS end at hand HIS eNh"iaii"ns 10 his
parents aud friends OF The mo> Interesting charac
er-haNing view their preparation To- meet hn m the
e.im"s ct everlasting glory lie then give dec"ns Tor
ms funeral AMI that his remains should be placed along
those Of hs WIN 'ed three wears
lie then asked permission Of las father o sing thr hiu
tiu and well known hymn, commencing with Tie words
ooh when shall see Jesus and reign with him above.
winch he sung in clear ard distinct voice. lie then
qucs,cd young ladies who were present 10 sing
another of the songs of Zion. IN which lac I'nrd with
much apparent devotion and delight Shortly ufor this
interesting scene hS rt took rs flight 90 The land 81
hcSScdncss and rtpo>c God grant that tie parents,
friends aud Of this dear Young
up their brightest rccnlircuns the moral Influence
which hlS death has occasioned IN The circle N winch D.
moved. and that M. ~ pray HAT our last c"d may
hc iikc his aud IN doing SVe 10 initiate his virtues
D.
DIED, On the 7th inst. Of cungcstvc fever. at the
residence d Lcr iallcr, near Alartn>y lie, Illinois,
/ Mary ELrZAErrH BosworEH, aged Is years.
DIED. In this town on tic morning If the .iil inst.
Miss Anna Mcclure fEnerly Of Ayr, Syotl-nd, aged
- years.
In The death of Miss Mcclure our town haS met
with severe los>; her public and private clarite-
have been numerous. and her de-ca~c VII he truly
lhmontcd by large circle Of itcd AND acquantances.
= Ncr NarLacrH Nla,eNnaR. N-LL Z
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-19

IN the States where the Wings the strongest, and de-
mousiratng The end Of the dcusIon which four
wears ago. II Is well the democrats Organizing
solid panN for battle battle of interest tins great
Republic aud will fight them until the death Every
democrat here Will take II himself 10 be commute.
81 vigilance stand sentinel IN ths glorious pa.n
We must BE- jealous must take that Zeal y
directed {" as purposes that Onr called out,
and brought hand Ia hand against the enemy must
furnish the aniido,e the poison which the Wings
81 busly administering must that the ePre
Immediately followed nv ile statement
that the s1pbIstry before II has had time make per
manent impression, - followed by the reiuiaon- Bat
while should be pressing the attack, while should
see that facts and arguments IN regard to the Wing poll
diucd among the pcorle aud especially put INTO
the hands of the uniformed and undecided whIle we
should busy ourselves after the of former years.
ia forming and perecug system Of arrangements for
bringing evafy democrat 20 the polls, -e wasting The
few weeks that vet reman Us, and the strength that
should BE- turned against the strife and conten
among ourselves This should no longer be. The
~ Presidential electors of this State are too important IN
the great result hazard thereby the delay ot another
day. NJ. NJ III.
tThe rest 1T correspondents letter compel
led to omit Tor want Of room
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Jackson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

III meeting of the Democracy Of Jackson coGnts ut
Browusrown ~ the 7ih sept lsii, John f Carr was
called to tie char and Raeg Scott appointed Secretary
when on motion Il was
Resoired, That Ne have free public Barbecue IN the
vicinity 81 BfOwnsiown on the 2iih Of October next
Resotrcd. That The following shall bc the committee Of
arrangements nt'ii 'es-c y Durham, jeremiah Turn
e. Edwin II Pcnslcy Andrew Robertson. Ba,egh Scott
William W. Peck, Samuel + Mooney, Michael Been,
Henry G. Smith aud John l. Carr
Rfs0irtd, That a competent number at Democratic
speakers hc specially invited and that all be invited male
and female. Democrat and Wing only Of Jackson bat
ct The adjoining counties TO parake of the festivities o
the day
by order - the meeting. JOHN /. CARR,
RAwLII SCorT, Sec'y Chairman.
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1iODiic COUNTY.
ENGIr NILLAGE. Sept. .. i


DEAR CHAFNAss-T,e pl onis OF democracy has arr
from her ashes and SCARED alo mid heaven and eari
and percled upon Hickory and never Will she desert
the dernocracy, ~ which poles emblem uuii
Efforts ned ~ The ,leN If Pix ami Dali
las 20 the fret and second Offices tins great Republic
Although the Phoenix has hren tired be- kept under
tins town, by misrepresentation, lies ISLANDERS. mean.
dirty. underandcd work still will she alofi Ike the
bird of Jove. independent hIS ia.ofIie element
We are up and DONG, aud nothing bu, the irresistible
~hl OF human affairs throw up barrier that Will
oppose rolling current. swollen al ii begins
vide ihink tie gst side up IN
these dls.ngs determined Ia our best efforts
cause. because think sacred. and our
principles Imnutahle and eternal There quite
excitement pervadns these deadonngs satisfied
that Boone county VIII 10 her duty ths !l. "a lie a.
res 10 do. We hear ot large and numerous meet
ns> of democrats IN different points Of place aud
81 ervd appeals o orators, and enthusiastic responses {"
The muilludes ali this shows the state OF feeling anon
the people of dcadeniny
The zeal which exists i encouraged by the late returns
Of elections, showing diminished and 'eebcd maoes
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RlsM NEDECAL CDLL5.sai:. eFaltee.c,

rsNllT of institution fr
l-ii5 VIII commence the first Muuii, November
cotiie lG works
1le sciu " lie delivered ~ follows
On Anl'oiuy aud ~ure.r, b, Daniel Bramari. VI ".
On institutes aud p1oce of Ne,,n-. N iusin Flint. VI. ~
On th-mi.ity aud ilatnnf,. ~ =. W rhr"h, u. -.
i'in Me- " n.
aud Diseases of Women aud ihlcn, G.. y Ihrh,
". -.
The win 20 dltr- ca u o Lectures. amnuu
80 ~ tN dpS the n,ltrslon tj dnrfs padnipn Tee
dollars iac D.,cug tn k,t b. uiional wh 'hc ud,nt, aud :
dollars
c'iarc cling and ~
The nc ruIi,f ct ctirr-.
C'sd aoaluc, fuel AMI lights tanned IN
r,r, ,ft sit titt- fs.fs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-19
E.diana horticultural sornf~,

FgNIlE Ininn1 ll0ti'ilr S00rIV bod Fal IUf IN
b ily i'h of peip'.r
andiar Interested hotioituc
Invited % attend
III ,e who u,,, Frrs rerabc e,trp growth n'
tran - lIe pr. \ Pore iaualns VINO
viii ply n e. TIE
q, Iar ,i-uus stnd Grren oise other Plants
pr afN he
ao The taken that the
IlaiHs a. injured.
n. V GULLY, President
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LNiiiUhCiiCC.

We under tend that the not rou. T. J. Iarnet. IN
Of his recent speeches at tins city, undertook 70
a@al' thc private character of Robert Dale Owen.
Tili~ Is like tic pole cat as>aultng the Hon The
hth Of tic former may be dragrccablo bat most
a~suodly Mr.. Owen hi> friends would not condo
scerd 10 answer such an orr mont. The ladc> who
were in atlcnianct. wee probably not cute 80 well
acquainted with the wretch, ttoSs tgiies NJ the
war &R3hr Springs. who Somc year or two aga.
would not suffer him to appear in ticr presence or
cat at tic same tablc-Ne,c Abony Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-19

semtled, most happily entertained for some time by
a speech from Mr. Roberts ct Haysvie, Putnam County
and also by Mr Jafcs Coifus Of Hendricks beardles
youth and native Of the Emerald Isle, aud who i
doved with good portion Of that saro ard wit 30 pc
cOar to lis counirymen.
Rcsoired, That The proceedings Of tins meeting be
signed by the President aud Secretary aud published m
tie State Sentinel and Coon skinner
ASA : WHITE,
". GREee Sec.Y. President.
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SALE on t.0FS

IL ~ foirp If k0L0m0fop tie C0unfy Scat If Rchard-
rlio County. ne I-tt 81 Ocfotcr.
TNyiiIS VIA hrr. c,cci,i
The aivlnttc's tina krhlsiNii"
" otcus eeNrt.lri ;. Nhi
Honey Greek there excellent an - l1fnr mills
successful operation. In the immediate tie
Ncrrni tn.
tile healthy pestui. Much of already
a"pn;inc ever, un
fiT building. Coult4His uilfe the 90
. \ A.enff far Hicnr
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men t. be honest both members and President and on
tie rrnciple that majority should rule.
PETER POOR.
y. i. Should any Wing take up tbs subject hone
some able democrat VIII continue the subject for me,
# no., VIII take m1-e time and write from the prJp-
or corner o. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-19

u. to,o,s by I"psossd -Ns.c Ps"cess
ffrr 80 OF tfi,u of The
w "a o. specimens u photographic Nnininr. ,,,u,sd
~ nm u .'tlr supposed tor isautN
e-u"fai h ii~ At re tae iiAsfe-
srset a'tnur f'g'd - ard ufnatt L.. f,
pltW ts'r pr stlua fIr most iridium, ,,,., ~.
s aini, upon With taken 49,, a time
o., NM.
irc-'i aud unnFnifFd ages.
llirt and gentlemen ffu,
s, li--, Nhrisf f.s ,iiilir co. o
NJ tfufes tatcn 'v't dat wH.onf fesnd wcalsf
Room NJ iloiftns' - tout,r lnnnft. uu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-19

CAST CoNscir;rIorsiN IIoLp Ir.-ilon. Francis
Jackson. frmcrly member OF Congress. and
Pres den, If the Bp>i N An-Snvery Society, j. oui
~ letter IN the - Boston Cour cr, addressed 10 The
Governor &C Massachusetts, He return, 80 the latter
has e. nm.Ssion of Justice Of the Peace. which lie lns
held FIR many years, and assigns his reason. He
says that on entering on the duties # tie office hc
complied with the requirements ot The law. by taking
IN oath 10 support the C,nsii'ut ON f the tinted
States He regrets that lac ever 10 ,, the oath. because
the Constitution contain provisions calullt,d and
intended To foster. cherish uphold. and porictuatc
>la,cry-and having moons. drrai ~ tak'n II lc can
np lngcr suffer tito lie uron his soul. lie thcrcf re-
take, hack tie oatl-and *, the Executive TO take
back the commission.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-19

EXECUTION OF McDANiri AND nsoWT.-Wc learn
ir.r tie 81 Louis Rcycc Of the l1h INST, that Tie
execution # Mcdaniel and lrown. tie two persons
convicted f tie murlcr OF Chavis. thc Santa lie
Trader. las taken place. Up TO tie morning of
execution. the hope of rclricyc WAS INDUCED IN by
49, CONDEMNED. and oven 10 the lat. the idea was
rclUcau'ly abaadohcd BIZ them. McDanrl, wl.o.c
rmncse if possible. increased with the approach OF
tic awiI moment. addressed The crowd, invoking his
Gud 10 Witness that If the crime Of mvrffr he was
rs nuoccni any If the spectators around Lin. lie
a>>,,"ra.'G tiat the act of killing was pcrpc'ratcd
lv Va Oh" tie wretch who svDrc tloir lives away y"
Whit lc (AIcpancD was cidcayoriu@ To- sa}c the
lfc g. claws. lrovn followed. liz ~ address seine
what louecr than that f Mcdaniel He said, HAT
{ r his own part. lac had always considered tie ilal
act more IN the light of an ccrild than any thing
else; at any rate neither b" his follow sufferer
was guilty If it. II had been committed by Mason,
after Cha,is. lao had cn,casorcd to c>care. was
o,crokcn 10y Mclancl. Brown cynrcd much firm
moss. but evidently composed Of different stuff
from Tint &c h~ companion They were both '1naci l.
a;,d in appearance. The one bore II as fate which
lc had scarcely Houeh If Struggling nga.n~t; the
other. : doom which, but for such hopeless odds,
lc would lave m,llcd TO tic last. Brown ioincd IN
prayer with Great apparent carnc>inc>s Mcdaniel
closed Lis eyes respectfully, Int without, ~ Il seemed,
much abstraction oi spirit. When tho cnrW drawn
over Ms eyes, lc cried, Ia very audible vo,cc,
fdlcHcl world % t. better bopc" -
rmyns sng the last word. He spoke further, but
hi. accents were not heard clearly The immense
crowd behaved with much 'nurc propriciv hnn usual
upon such occasions. the greater part Dispensing very
soon. leaving the yet suspended hode, 10 bc deposited
in he grave, dug for tlcm at the foot e the >caii0d
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-19

S-ENE, or TIE ss~s,pri.-Imagino. re der. lake
Of tive hundred nile, tr-uoh r5.Iea tn, j. imfr3y-
ei-all one scene of de.,irton 81 c4t.cr laaua .
lore tie mi ,r'aac quarters >,,. filiea, eai ial
ldaieG-the cattle from thousand ielf> gathered m
herds upon small patches # land pariy dr.. rer!ap~
knee deep III water. waIng and "a an.nE most ri'c-
ously-herds Of deer hudded together the mercy #
the mar,~-nen--learS cinging - log. Ind hcre,
in ore instance We looked On. woman, deli ac ont
far carried by fer husband through wafer hundred
yard, 70 "a >loal place, where lie deposited her on
trunk until some chance opportunity should ciier f T
her rescuc.--C cacordiG ! e..
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GREAT IIAUL or CouNIERFrII MoNLV.-Ibe rlne-
leader # tie Western councTe.;crs has been caught
AT Cincinnati and about -li .CW in caun. erie IN NJ,
ob,ained from hln, with tie places # a number Il
recent coun,erfc.'s The ind, dual mine IL I!nci-
r. TIE counterfeit mcacr which WAS takcn = prin-
e. aly - If the Merchants and Mechanics Bank a
wheeling. well executed Kontnck. 20. very 2 I'd:
Tennessee 2os. well executed res llate enfir,ly Il
these parts also Missouri. and Indaaa >. los ana
rs The documents found IN th's / .ncher reveA
tie most Important inf ,rna;9n. which Will lead ua-
errnelv T. tic arrest e rer.ons little suspected q
tra.iicklng IN oounteIfciT m ney.
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PGssE.sC SPEskING.
James G. Read candidate Tor Elcctor, viii address
his ieow-ciIizeus at the following places, to vii
Madison. 9Th Oct al oclncl L VI.
pGS.S~risst.

gentleman from tie southern part of the State
informed rs last evening that he heard tie death #
Ar&rR D.vis, Scn1tor elect from DavcSS and Martin
counties. currently reported. We sincerely hope the
rumcr may prove uuiouad'd.
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- l.ee LAwuE,D. sssr,g w. c
sIIt,.iIE,a.s s.if.

spf v"c of "s- os ." 90" "nn 49, r'e't' ofea
"i 49, tF'n t' court "a 80 s,fo-e 90 DE- a
ic 'o1f one 'oo' BIO p moi ia ie
ct Nst.fnr. i-fi. 'eftvsfn 90
rffs sff ''f- nf fe
80 go. -'u-fri 800 Mtfion ,uuu'f
lf' son'i "ff .utfffr efHn No j.
a. faHs' itnd 90 aff
Al 90 fhnr- 20 rniz. 80 fa d,Hafirf -
'.'0s nff 80 anf -
= eal q" 'ao u'ei ~ a." forf of Joshua r'o,"'. atfe
slf OF " J.
a
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I;NEUaYs.

LEO county.
Taken ~ rs John T. u.tuln ct Creek ic'usia
black mur arn Gccg rnd. hugh. shol ltfir, roh, uk.or
h'nn, ' ne Is,"a -, y ~ " i % IA ,
fortu heud h,sh i've ,c. old aieN white h'rs hi.
t"rr email sup on the n'er, and snal white s nn the ~
& ct Us d n,m ' moa ,g a' rs, , Ia a. ' % 90
1ahcuupt la lnNlp. OF Riley iaWnhp, s,, mir
IN IT." n head aud J"iu snroti ioir nine CT ten s''s f
aRrn ur ray'e "hr srrci uarr,
I've ut n'l spne aof hrn and e ln, hand. hifh
iiyr IN the tcc sutr - the w,lcr h' Ne n-''s e
',h ~ arf marks or l"d able nj 80 ','1 ', ~ 49,
Hprisln coagiy
r,hrn M nv hac l' ns's ~ ',sa. b. ,f,,,,
posed rd other ht,nls tei,p,i
m ' az" , n p"i ' n M" @ S,a i' s & e tour
wh,r n'' white la'- IN he tat and some ~uc lf. u''r
her belly no o'c mark" bm"- prncvlldr pm'-'f 10 tN'ny
doaf~ @wnn'r lose aud iie"i in.' hr',-"i ' &C." a.
cory my e.riy Test, Jocri pcw,r.c, r y
N.w sali.'ry Dat, eand isit.
1Arnup Anahim iioN.r lyirg ihr ohoonc prc 'low
nn one ron era, h,r drtk man, ,nd III sup, ,~ t. lee nv
I'D past shot All r' .'.r' to he .u h,,d' high hid
maxi pr'c.yalle .rrr,'. to GUY dollar. by a''" e. Hos -
Aeop, lot II. " nETn, clak.
Teen ply Fh'm7si 'tsnr i'v1c ''rrrn i'vn-ip Ran
d, -.,,ni, lnii,nr, duh n, luorr, a
rah hiud lrr' WHITE mp '' p,e sd 'r bud
Taken 9phs Allen IL, +. ofeusffk low i.lp Rand, an
~ Iniinl The II d., ol ul,. l,.i, ,,,
hN VIM the" w'e f,i and -i' ~ The f'''t '''~ - b. :
,hr'r old, aud appraised 10 % aus ltt lu,ie Wln
y Jackson. GEn. ~. nuNkS, Cirfk, 4. g e
Lrppfe Cot,,fv.
Taken mp by stephen l,u Durham p.hr to- =.
ari taii,-n hind- ani "ne inch high -'t-i fr a ..
The 'rr rad mud t'a "iir rs NJ p'u rf 49, '' At
dolrs. 1i fhe, oro-i t'i- irlr- afi 1r,lt e
,s ,' ,, s %" ', ,'i.' ,S ''' ' .S. H., 800 rec
te and Henry Weed ir'o'e Justice i,r = .as Aas nm
E,slrri couqty
Taken ilaillVn, 81 concord r.lia ref
rin ,tar. I'D ne ui'k ' and. asr'~d
dollars N- one 'isr ''i one 'rf 'd' '' ''',' '"l '"
eah, Isii. ".ci AnhtHLhlA, ,h's-
Jn7inps C7usiv
Tsaenup hy Na, %, ,g ,rr ni,r go, ia
'it "a h''s" h .ir a., iai H.. i.n.., lae
pear t'ta.r teu e. r ra" re 'rf i ,s 90" n &
hive i.rnerr fcn aift,-r 10 ,.ci, M. a- "a i.. ,,
iien kp itat TIN 4"i day Juy. la, a'd i-,a
by wdu, lau. living ~ c,iip.la ip, IT, fe o.
fee, wire a,s,,e The ,,.rrn - IN. r.,i hoi m a. a. a
by lc"p NeA's ami iena'no and cd &c i'ie L ' Sc
JpnN WALKER. c'srk.
C'frt "pq'g
Taken "2 BY YIN e. '.,-re III. 20 ca '. F','
onliH d dn ct lpeai, j. . 'a' r -''~ -. '--'
,e't- o aud eni AH'- l.-. af 'lN -r'~ ,ir "ni W
-lors me- Mathew tkc.a ife 90 Pre- islc fr ~ri tlef-
'l,' we ,'.. -. ~, I'M ", ~ -, , H. , IT, @ ,
W,lm c,ep. personally caur before rs-. " Cog. ?
saa ,os,-'p ne oue'e ~, -. a., -.
-, ~ 'ir 40 o ~ =, ''i '''if' - " " " - '
sa@u'i s''"a, aad Vire P'r.e -..,'' Co.,.
August - lsi4.
Taken up by Nouis Thou p~'n.H l-'s nwshr on he y
,,o. J., ~, ,' 80, M III '.' ~ ~
~u. vhr, On isih Iid frst .ui,., i Be- i-ee -r 80
ping ,'ts' Is han' ~ i'".'a al '"r' H'e a'ia's a
' '' JOIN c DAVIS, c-'s-
T.s.n up Nv r,,c rr. D' ~" . a4' ',r.Ap Pc,
one s'rI.i hIrF. I'll 81 isf s,l, hf iei ir.' "fs ai
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sgei.,tutr'e .aT.Y

FbN virtue Of
- n u' Marion tf,ur Conn.,. po,, pIhi sa al
tie tDIr ous ~ of Indla tpis.
of Notcr'rf, l~sf. ttiNern tie hove lr,s.t,d law ~
rnis and pol slowing 49, ID
ei.ir. sunrir Mafiou fou4fs.
ut No in squire 20 mite fuNn 81 indmrppo's
Apl HE fiH n4nt iemnnI.i ~ -
ernna.i VIII a te 'iuir nni piafe
rii f.ai e-f.fc uri posft indanapa f.nf
Company. tir a. iiaf,fs Welt.
s.'. T.. ia. ~ Loo u IAWuEhD N,rsF " ..
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CHURcHrs ~ NV NoGk.-l'hc number of church
cS IN TIL, ely : ~ follows African Baptist, y.
Congregational. > Dutch E,t nncd. ~ Friend, cr
Quaker. / Jewish Synag. gu'.. q: Lutheran, ,
Meth dist Er~cola - Associated Nritoda', l.,
Presbyterian. y; Reformed Presbyterian. , A~>o-
catc Rcfjuncd Presbyterian. >; Protestant Ep~r,-
Pal. 20; Roman Catl.olc. % Unitarian, ;; tHtcr-
>ai.>f, / Wci,h PRESBYTERIAN and Method =.
American Primitive Methodist, Bttao' Particular
Baptist. | Suoll->;rcct CtTI~tan Church, |: Ger
man Eaii' nali~t. German Un.vor~al Christian,
Mariners /; Methodist : cicty. / VI mon~. |;
New Jerusalem. , Primitive Christian Ciurc' Of tl,o
Disciples /; United Brethren. | Wesleyan AIe.ho-
dit, Second Advent. .; Christian Union. Grams
cendrnal.) In all. I-iU societies or Churches.
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CONSTITUTION


Arr Tins n~socaiion shall be called the Young
Hickory Club at D,n,ile.
AIR Tho object OF this club shall be To expose
and cnunlcc the tendency Of wodra whsgrry,
and nd the establishment 81 Democratic principles.
ARr J. Any poison mly become mcmhcr Of this
club who i oppo<cd 10 high protective Tariff Ma
iional Bank, Henry Clay. and to that party which
made up at birds of every feather.
Arr. The officers Of tins club shall be President,
two Wee Presidents, Secretary aud Treasurer.
AET. =. II shall he the dry OF the President 10 pre-
side all meetings of this club preserve order. aud 10
call special meetings whenever. his Judgment the IN
iereS, OF the Democratic cause ma, require II.
Arr q. u shall BE- the duiy of the Wee Presidents
10 preside IN the absence of The President.
Aer. 1t shall be the duty Of the Treasurer 10 col
leci all dues receive all contributions 10 the club, and
ds>5nr>e the directed hy the club
AET :. This clb shall meet nj the Court Ilonse in
Dan,Ille Saturday evening carly candle light,
and A. much oitener a they may think proper.
ARr !? This constitution mn, BE- altered or amend
ed hy vote oi two.ihirdS OF the members
AEr 10 The Secretary shall keep record OF The
proceedings Of the cIuh
Aicr Tie adopuon The Tor going constitution. the
ei'"wins Resolutions were unanimously passed b! the
club:
Reso'rea. That heartily concur in the nomination
81 HE Ehiimore Democratic convention. Of James h.
fok oi Tenne>sce and George VI Dallas ct P.nnsN Iva
nn for The high offices Of President and Wee President
o lh' inicd States. and that Viii use all ir and
honorable means 10 their election.
hsSe'r'2- That opposed National Bank
unler any name oi form vhaic,tr-hcheslnc the policy
and interest IL such institution be al with the
itft>i ana happluc>> ui lac 81 Cur country
Resc'ref Tint we favor oi a Farlf Of revenue
sufficient tor the support of the Federal governments
with such incidental protection may b" afforded by
lndicouS discrimination ~ The imposition OF duties.
not Ia Cypress pat OF the country fpr The benefit o
another
!. ResoreS. Tha' favor of The immediate re-
annexation of Texas the United SiaesbeleyIng tha
measure constitutional. iu>i and expedient.
Resored, That the charge made against the Democrat
ic narly by the Federal coon. ct desire intention 10
dissolve the Union ba>ely false. aui SANDER upor
the Democratic party of The Standing Army and psle
Spoon order. and which hur back their teeth
meascre too Infamous and damnng IN ~ character 10
be entertained hy set OF other than Hen
Clay and John q Adams
RoSored. That view the collection of revenue b,
, the imposition Of duty imports merely Tor proiec
iion and distribution amongst the States a. measure
faugi with evil and misc e; the country thar
any one subject ever iegisa,ei upon BY Congress
The club then proceeded Ia the election of ctlrers
whrh resulted tie choice at Asa :. White for ?res
dent, Henry Hamcl and James Nichols Vice Presidents
James VI. Gregg, Secretary, and George P Ellis, Urea
sureF.
Alter The club had organized, those who here
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MrssGs. CuNrWAva-tn "Wednesday evening the ith
inst the Democracy OF Dmvlllc aud its vicinity met al
The Cpuri House and orgnnzci Themselves by adopting
the following constitutions to-wi
Deeply impressed with the Importance of The crisis
now ~ hand, the contest between Federal irrrscs on
the one mud. aud Republican principles the other
hriwcen The 'niiring zrnl of powerful party of misn
died. men. led bs selfish aud designing dcmas ogncs
aud our beloved Constitution, which latter To-
our denrest rghtS tor Which tthcs peiiicd tlcir
lives spit thcr blood, and spent trr aui he
levins II the duty Of every man who hrs enough ndc
Penience aud self respect abstain from the blind wor
sP 81 Henry Clay, the Bicta'or all honorable
nieans To STAY he progress Of hnaiicsn-wr the under
signed, form ourselves into association Under the fol
lowIn.