Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-27
Dearborn County.

10 pursuance of notice given in the Register and Po
Iiica Beacon the Convention convened on the evening
of the Sd of November lS45 the Court House in Law
renceburgh and called TO order by appointing Hon.
Amos Lane, President, Daniel Taylor, David Conger
and Henry Likely, Vice Presidents, and s. j. Johnson
and A. Ii. Jumper, Secretaries.
The President being called upon addressed the
ing in brief but able by stating the object of
the meeting TO be TO appoint Delegates the State Con-
vention TO be held at indianapolis the 9Th of January
next nominate candidates for Governor and Lieuten-
ant Governor and also to fix upon permanent plan
of representation of townships the county
tons, the time urging the importance of union
in the Democratic ranks When the President had taken
his seat it resolved that committee of from
each township be appointed to draft resolutions express
sve of of the meeting and report the Of
i've persons from each township TO represent Dearborn
county in the State Convention. The committee having
RETIRED the President being again called upon and
addressed the meeting in very able and eloquent
contrasting the present of the General
Government with the time of the Revolution, showing
the value Of and the importance the possession Of the
Oregon territory; all of which responded with
| enthusiastic cheers
The committee then reported through Judge Holman,
the following list of delegates
Centre.-W. 5. Holman John Langley, Jehu A. En-
RE, Joseph Trester, David WaIser.
LaugheTy.-John b. Powell, Mahon Powell, N. II.
| Torbet, Daniel Conway, Benjamin Vail.
.Nanehester.-James p. Milliken, B. T. w. s. Ander.
son. A. IL Jumper, David Conger, John Todd.
York; d. Slater, Hugh Scott, VIM Cinch, Henry
Likely, Joseph Miller.
Kelso-John B. KisIer, John Mahaney, John Lewis
Jacob Hummel, Jacob Harmerly.
HarrisOn-AIvin G. Tebbs, L. Pursel, E. Molten
George Bowlby, Warren Tebbs
SP0rtG.-S. J. Johnson, VIM. w. Keller, John Brum.
bley, IT,, James ID. English, John d. Johnson.
Cesar Creek.-C Bird Pate, Jas. Rand, Henry Pate,
Robert Turner, VIM. Turner.
La,orenceburgh.-George p Buell. E. Dumont, c. o.
Bren, Amos Lane, John p Dunn.
JacksOn.-A. Alden, A. Dill, ID. Taylor, T. Taylor
John w. EngIe
Logan.-James Grubbs, w II. swaiIs, ~ J. Cloud
Jonathan Holmes, A. Watkins.
CIay.-Jonah Morehead, W. s. Abbot, w. Myers
VIM. Msner.
! .nlLer.-John Shanks John Crozer, E. w. Jackson
Thomas Annis, John Frazier
The following resolutions then being read were unan-
mousy adopted
| ReSOired, That have mistaken confidence in the
integrity and Democracy of James Whitcomb and Jesse
ID. Bright, well of fellow citizens, John p
Dunn and the Hon. .7n0s Lane, and that dscounte
any efforts the part of the press dscord
| and disunion in ranks.
ReSOtred, That the pursued by the present Ad
ministraon relative the annexation of Texas the
Union meets hearty concurrence
| ResOtrcd, That recommend the last Saturday IL
April for the Democracy of the several townships
meet in Convention Upper Manchester to decide up
ratio OF representation in the county convention.
/ ResOtUed, That the proceedings of this meeting bt
published in the Register and State Sentinel.
/ AMOS LANE, President.
B Pss's e 5::ss'' Vice Presidents.
! HENRY LIKELY,
5. ! JG 1Hssas }secretares.