Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17
Hamilton Cn,,nfx.

AT a convention of the Democrats of Hamilton conn.,
ty held at the Court House in Nobesvie on the 29th
day oil May, 1S47, Col Francis b. COgswell chosen
President Joseph Chitwood and Elijah Redmon Vice
Presidents, and John G. Burns and David Moss, Secre-
taries.
The object of the meeting explained by the Pre-
sident Delegates from the several townships appeared
as follows:
adams To1oaship.-Addison Boxey and Geo Kreag.
JdckSOH.-John Slack, John Kreag, w. r. Rollins,
John CrsweIl, Robert Cooper, Stephen Kiniey, John
Shafer, Joseph Waltz, John Moore, A. b. Wies, Mi
chlel Winders Alfred Redmon, Elias Van Buskirk J..
T. Eshuiman, John Harbaugh, J. NJ. Thompson, VIM.
u. Cooper Jefferson Harbaugh, and John Carson.
White Riuer.-Jacub Nader, john Karr, Henry Leon
ard, Abraham Dick, Jacob S. Tyson, William Dick, AL
exander Karr, and James McNeal.
WayRe.-George Caster, Peter Passwater Reson Cas-
ter, John Guilkey, James Mckenzie, JOHN Fry, and
uriah Caster.
NobIesuiIe.-John G. Burns, Joseph Poison, Michael
Reveal, William Carver, Earl s. Stone, Jonathan Fox,
G. NJ. Shaw, Isom Cloud, Joseph llunislnger, Jesse
Wilson, F. B.Cogswe Samuel Dule, o. w. Slit, JON
athan Calhoun. C. w. Harrson d. Mass John F. John
son, John Fryberger J. A. BuIOb, David WOLF and
BasLfngion- Jackson, Harvey jackson, Thos.
Jackson, John Trout, Andrew Nicholas, and William
Harvey.
Ciay--Thomas Harvey.
Dstapue.-Jacob Fausett, Humphrey IRWIN, William
Irwin, A. J. Hesdy James Irwin, Henry Van Nosdol,
Garnet Bradley, William Bradley, and John Irwin.
/ Fall Creek-Henry Duncan, X. p. kmberlin, Joseph
Chitwood, John C. Kinnamon, John Burk John Cloud,
John Olsy, SEN, Joseph Bolton, John Oivy, Jry WIN.
MeKinstry, Thomas Cfeekmore, Thomas Oyy, Pleasant
CardweI, Benjamin Olvy, Moses Craig, James Cloud,
Humphrey Lacy, James Anderson, George w. Barnes,
and Adam kivhendall.
On notion RESOLVED, That every democrat in attend
be allowed to take part in the proceedings of this
convention.
On motion, Resolred That in voting for the candidates
for nomination, each township be entitled vote,
and that the person receiving majority of all the
given for the Office for which he voted, be declared
nominated
The convention then proceeded by ballot and
counting the votes the following persons having
ceived majority Of all the votes given, were declared
nominated by this convention, toxit -
Earl 5. Stone for Representatives. Joseph A. Messick
| for County Treasurer William IRWIN for County Com
missioner LIST district. Henry E. Sewers, County Com
missioner Sd district John w. Thompson. for Coroner
On motion Of A. Fryberger Resoioed, That This Con-
i yenon concur in the said nominations. u.
1 On motion Of w Carver, ResoEred, That committee
consisting of from each township be appointed 10
draft resolutions expressing the views Of this convention
u Whereupon, William Carver, Alfred Redmon, Addi-
sob Boxiey Jacob s. Tyson, Peter Passwater, Curtis
Jackson Thomas Harvey, Jacob Fausett aud Robert
KimberIin appointed said committee.
Said committee retiring for short time, returned
into conven.ion and by Mr. Carver their chairman,
ported the following preamble aud resolutions, which
4 were unanimously concurred in, TO- wit:
is with feelings Of The lisellest enoiionk that the
true Republican, Of all parties all nations views the
presen. condition of this great government of the
ny blessings which not only the people Of this country
but Of the whole world have b. and through the nfu
enees and example Of this government experienced bu