Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Great Democratic Meetings.

Ont ana delivered an excellent address 20 the meet
NJ. 1t viii Be >ccn that the anticipa;ions # the
wings, # division, in our PARTY, by which Trey hoped
20 profit. have vanished Ike a dream. The Free Press
ay,-
"icn. CASS sid We bad come here tlis evening %
Hko part ~ Tie proceedings. 90 EXPIRES. III, hearty
concurrence in th, nomination mad. hy the Baltimore
Democratic Convention, and 10 announce his dctcrmi-
nation hilhiully 10 support 10. lie said tie crisis
through which the democratic party had Just PASSED.
had served bat The better - prove the integrity Of is
Irncli le, and the internal strength f II, cause. AZ
Ter many differences Il opinion, differences however
about men, and not about measures, The choice # the
convention had unanimously fillcn upon a man ire
Iroachable an private lf', and who IN various public
stations, tad gwen rroof e. great lirmness and abli-
~. Il mcorrulthlc integrity, und Il a sincere dcyO-
ton To those principles, which the democratic parry
deem essential 10 the Prosperity of cur country, and
The p"rpctuafien # her free Institutions. know Inn
well, SAID Gen. Ca>-. and | know &c VII fdil the
expectations # Ia friends, and fully justly the con-
hdcncc f tie party. Nothing now Is Wantnr 10 en-
sure succcsS, but united cXor,ion, ami that az must
md rt1 hire. Let us put behind rs Tie division, and
preferences # Tie past, and JON IN one common cE
t.rt, e. promote the triumph e our cause. Victory
IS m our POWER, and let a., attain IT. Let every one
feel. and filtl his duty. am 80 persuaded that such
VIII be The general sentiment and acti,n,f lie party.
LAT confidently predict that James X. Polk WI be
Tie next Tres. dent If the United Safes, and f he j..
1 hiRfF III W ~ lIlilA il VIC lttl~tfEN & W d~l4ur-
ton. Of jefferson, # Mao. son, and of Jackson.
lie General was frequently interrupted in the
course Of his remarks by tie loud bursts IF applause
from ell present"
PHlApElrnA.-An immense meeting was held At
Philadelphia, on the st inst. \ correspondent Of tie
n. y. Post ,ays-
1t was, without cxarreraticn. one Of the most en-
ta1>ia>tc political meeting, which this city has Wit
nes.od S.nce 1852, and f this gathering is an earnest
81 tic future, IN regard to the spirit aud energy e
th,s SAFE IN the coming contest, the democracy WI
IN 4, triumph, sweep over Pennsylvania Ike a rra-
rc-firc. Ifrcc-i5ur,h S If the >pace N Che nut street.
between )tl and 9th streets, was one dense mas, If
heads. There was no halfway, mdoc. dcd cheer NJ.
r was a sincere, soul->trr.ng voice. Ii came flCm
the mman Q asselubloge as from a band # brethren,
PLEDGED 70 tie same great PRINCIPLES. the more har-
In nous, ardent and devoted, because the temporary
dh, rcuccs which lately disturb, them are happily
healed.
Among tie resolutions passed was the following
deserved tribute to Mr.. Van Buren,:
R@yo'rTf, That we most cordially respond to the
Sentimcnt> expressed by le Baltm5rc Convention IN
regard 20 Martin Van Euren. and that we also cher
ISL tie mos grateful AID abiding sen eof The ability.
integrity and firIane,s with winch he d scIargcd lie
dut.ci cf the hieh Office f Pre-, dent # the United
S.atcs. and especially of the infex.Ile fidelity with
Whlch Lc ma .EtaIncd thc truc doctrines If the ConstI-
tat.on and Tie measures Of tie Democratic PARTY dur
ing his trying and molly ardupus administration :;
tLJt in T. C. memorable struee lc of - 10 he fIl a mar
tyr 10 lie great principles # which he wa the wor-
tiny rclrc-cntat.v e. and revere him as such aud that
we hereby tender 70 Linn. IN his honorable etire!ncnt.
tie assurance Of the deeply seated confidence, aiiec-
ton and rcsrcct Of the American Democracy.
CoNcoRD, n. H.-At this place, at one Of the larr-
est meetings held for years, an eloquent speech was
made by bancroft, tie Historian. We annex a Short
extract, from the report Of tie Patriot, in relation to
the private character Of Col. Polk:
Educated in the bosom of a piouS fam ". he has
ever by h 5 example man tested. by the most regular
al cld1nce, the true 1 respect FIR the Institutions cf
public worship. He Is ignorant Of every game Of
he knows nothing of cards; his land
speak ON the authority Cf men If honor, who live
near hln, who know him well, and would not deceive
haRd has Hercr been raised against he fle Of
ms JcHoT man. Without taking the rlcdgc, and with
out rrctenSion, he ab,tainS from the II g of ardent
spirits, and illustrates by his eNamI lie the virtues Of
strict temperance. In a word. his private character
Is unalemi>hcd a. a man and a christian. say this
reluctantly. Religion i the very best possess ION N
the world, and the last TO be spoken If. II sLould
dwtl quietly an The leart and rule the lie; net b. :
FaTlcf dloH as a ccmnodily mar Scoared M IKE u
rusty bRciIer Jor protection mar b. uorn orer fe
S1oafdfrS NE n bianhct for defcHcc. have said this
but silence On lie present occasion mirlt
be mi~intcrfrctcd and 1t i due To our cand date to
>ay that ms nicgrty and purity. and attachment to
a. '"tl IH'tNNb'H> III Tth1ldu> dulN are such. NTt
|" te ftfSrht c0''r7SS he docSJot H'ci Ia HIDE IT'S LIFE
BEHIND THE scRrES OF ANouiER MANS sANcrlry.
Rounds Of aFrlausc)
EosfoN.-Thc nominations werc hailed at Boston
with great enthusiasm. The meeting teok Ilace at
Fancuil liill, and the By S,ate Democrat SAYS the
Dom was crowded beyond its capacity to hold any
'e'ile. Tic Boston Post says it was zone of tie
dlle t, most enthusiastic, harmonious. and patriotic Q
neetings ever held IN the old Cradle of Liberty" y
CiNclNNATI.-Th Enquirer says-"tllc larrc,t and c
most enthusiastic meeting ever as cmblcd in this city G
at the Court House yard. on Monday evening Sd a
n>t.. aud organized by the appointment; Of the vcnar- ]
Moses Dawson. Esq, as Pres dcnt; Robert Pun t
le3n, Aaron Brown, Henry R~hoeditor, Jonathan Lar I
lson, and Robert Moore. a, Vice Presidents: Gideon t
u. Ayros. Secretary. and Augustus REM. assistant $
\ number Of spirited resolutions were adopted. and
undry speeches madc. to
hrfrALo.-A ratification meeting was held at Buff =
ilo, on the 10th INST. which i, described as one IF n
he l'rge't ever assembled in that city. Tie Eroao- u
7ii says:-A llrgcr or more enthusiastic assembly m
ever met IN cur city on any f5rrncr occas ion. Tho n
oar ef artillery called it together. AMI it scearltcd -
18th rcverherdUons scarcely less loud r. m a multi
ct voices speaking their deep approval if the
n iminat.on> they met to respond To and n
atty. The number f persons in attend nee Is vari- II
usly estimated al from two T. three thousand. il
CoNNEcTlcur.-A meeting was held at New IIa- Il
en-. which is said t. have been very hrcc and ontbu- -
lastic. The Hon. Mr.. Billing, PRESIDED. and John b
. Palmer. acted a Secretary. Resolutions were Of a
red and ad)Ficj. approving the nominations fr Pre- p