Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Great Rally i'm Old WAYNE.

On Tuesday evening last, the Democracy Of Wayne
Township held a large and enthusiastic meeting. at
y. Bottoms ogreeably TO previous notice. The
Centre Township Association, headed by the prcsi-
dent, and accompanied by music, and an elegant
banner just presented 10 them by the Democratic
Association Of Washington City. Alexandra and
Georgetown; and also the West indianapolis Club.
with Their hammer, - marched out in order to meet
their brethren Of the country.
1t the assembling, JANrs Jou~soN. Esq. was
called to Che chair, and wv. B. parsrox, President
Of the indianapolis Club. was also invited to a scat
ON the stand. The immense building was literally
filed, not only with true hearted Democratic men.
but with a great a>,emblagc If ladies'. The meeting
was addressed by Hon. WM.J BRowN. Dust returned
from Congress, and who had addressed n multitude
at tic Court House in the afternoon , by Governor
WmrooNB and by Judge WICK.
After tire speaking was concluded. a committee
was appointed to prepare resolutions, consisting Of
". Bolton, Jamcs Rains. TIL. Morrow, Joseph Pence,
Thomas Stout, VIM. c. Martndile. Caleb Bentley.
and Nr. Young, who reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted.
R,so'rci, That the WAYNE Township Hickory Club
lee and lie same l. hereby revived, consisting Of each
and every democrat IN the township. and here. in the
presence # our democratic brethren from Indianapo-
l~, and II the county generally, Pledge ourselves to
spare no e%XertonS. both at tie August and November
elections to sustain the great principles Of the demo-
cratic party.
Reso'rei, That we hail with great satisfaction the
nom nation FLAMES X. Polk for Pre- ,idcnt and Geo.
NJ. Dallas for Wee President Of these United States.
R*o'red, That We are proud # belonging to a par
~ that numbers amongst It's members men possessed
Of the Clf-eacrticing devotion 10 Trinci lie. which have
dl~fnGIf-l ed flp name pf Martin NaD Prr,n o..
Johnson, Buchanan, and a host Of others, far above
all that mere Office can confer.
RfS0frcd. That We deem II unnecessary to enter IN
to a detail Of our principles at tbs PERIOD. 1t is sulfi-
to say, they are such "a governed the last Au-
gust elections in Indiana, and turned the tide Of Ic40
b1ck 90 It's old democratic channel.
ReSorrd, That ina>much a> Ind ana has never vot-
ed FIR Henry Clay FIR President hut has on three
several occasions sustained on Hiclorv. we can see
no good reason why Young Hici0rg' should not al
50 be sustained, wien it Is known he is n true chin IF
iIe old block. and has stood by the hero Of tie Her
lniiage IN god and evil report.
ReSo'rcd, That 50 far ~ the annexation Of Texas
to tins union i concerned. the fears entertained by
Andrew Jackson. III tiis expression If hi, opinion to
Tie American people. that if we suffer the present
Golden moment To- rasS by England VIII gain a foot
on this beautiful country. should be sufficient TO
arouse every Amer can to tie importance Of accord
mo To the wishes Cf the citizens Of that young Re-
ReSoIrcd, That in minimizing our cla ms to the
crritory cf Oregon, we should adopt tie language Of
zen. Jackson, which l. to ask fr nothing that Is not
'ur right and submit TO nothing that i wrong.
ReSoircd. That in the nqmc f the whole Dcmocra-
' Of old WAYNE. We tender the indianapolis Hicko-
Y Club our best thanks for this friendly visit, and
rust that there VIII be renewed de.crminato ns on
he part of every Democrat present, to devote himself
lnres ervedly to the great cause, during the ensuing
amlaign.