Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-24


siTBE STATE CONVENTION. We respectfully
beg teaveto direct the atteat,on Of QUE reade,s to-
tie proceedings Of this body which will be found
sunday paper. For resperabilay both IN point
If number audi in HE talent It's member. we think
this body will well compare wiih any ever con-
vcred IN the State for similar purp ses. Though
different candidates we're supported in The inform
nj balloIngs so soou as the seise Of The greater
part of the convention could be aseertained, all
unanimously united. not like our opponents, by a.
compromise upon a man whom no body had be-
f,ra thought Of, but, dropping all Jealousy, on the
man vino polled a nmjority of votes. Nor was
uhanifnay brought about by party dicipilne, II was
The cheerful, Che democratic yielding Of The minor
ity to the wishes of the greater number. i
The resolutions aud addresses, expressing The
sense of the Conven,icnin regard 10 the present
CONDITION Of the State, were adopted with even
less dissent; though not less IA The convention
than they would meet with if submitted TO the
people irrespective of party. We canbui regard
thus unanimiiy Of feeling IN Inc Convention, and
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the common consen. o. The people IN the justice OF
ahs charges made against the present admlnissra-
ton, aud the expedlency OF The fetorms proposed,
dsA Ba re sfsss r Spf ha
ly the difficulties that SURROUND the government,
that does not 'w.sh 10 be EXCUSED from the admin.
is.raliou ..,i.,.
Hence arises that apathy which thus, under
every prospect Of success, marks ,nany Wings
Who have heretofore fought zealously in The good
cause. I Nur is this confined TO Wings, many of
our opponents, The more honest among them, stand
undecided and iDdisposed TO act. They are un-
certain what 10 Go, aud think ii almost safe TO
let Inc election go by defa Ill as do any thing.
But We humbly submit, TO such OF our party as
are IN ihls luandary. whether duty TO our country
does not CLAIM something from our hands. And
whether too. another two years of msrule may
net leave the State in condiiion from which II
will be sill more difficult TO rescue her than at
present and then. whether we ate not bound to
,he earnest and strong support of the men whom
we have induced 10 stnad as the representative Of
our principles at,77'ss tilasI
ALetiIs turn out then, one and all with cheeful-
ness and alacrity, remembering ha: the ''apaihy"
Of pasts ears has bad much 10 do in caasiig the
proflsgacy Of this, aud that behooses by our
efortto correct the evil, TO atone IN measure
foriheindifsrence tina. caused il. -
FARMERS TIcKET.-Farmers .! Michigan,
the Wing State Convention pseseut you with The
names ofiwo ofy your number 10 he supported for
the Offices Of Governor and Lieutenant Governor
at the next eIecnon. THE has been done, moi for
the purpose of courting your voles by unworthy
appeasto your prejudicies, but TO give The great
est possible security that thor intentions Of SIM
plfying the administration of law aud reducing
the expeuces Of Government. of leaving the wind
ding serpen,ine course Of professional poIiicisns
and restoring the policy ofthe State to the plain
paths Of honesty, IS TO be pu; inio practice. STE
PHEN yIcKERY is farmer. =, ALpHEUs FELcH
lawyer. the one accustomed 10 the Republican
simphcity ola Farmers life. the other to the al
most regal Difference OF judicial Dignity.
The one accustomed to the hard b,it honestly
earned paw of a farmers toll. the other to the
large emofuments of professional career
With regard to their ability. to take Single in.
instances the native taleot aud stera honesty the
ONE enabled him TO detect and oppose the iniquily
Of our it, advised Banking SYSTEM while the other
either from want Of ability so to detect it some
other cause, sopported It. = ~ 5' sss''1 1v.t'
John NJ. Lamb is also farmer. aud William
GrrenIy IL lawyer and between these two men
the con,rssti Is still greater. These Considerations,
wc appeal To you farmers of the democrat party
insthis eounty, oueh, to be Of sufficient weisht,n
induce YOU candldIyto investigate the claims Of
these men upon your SURFACES. Obtain them and
read carefully the resolutions and addresses of'he
hate .S.s,e Convention, aud vote aecor Ing 10 the