Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18


good aud tue democ in ranks that will faithfully
represent the people the Convention aud would adj
monIsh whg friends their party has recently
done in ohio-aid sending to the Convention good
Democratic DeegaJn and we have every confidence that
the esut Of their DELHI raons will be Cons utiOn that
will be fully and freely ratified by the people of the State
We therefore recommend the adoption Of The FOIL
lnon and that The Secretaries communicate the same. with
the Of this Convent the Wing Central Com
mitiee Ut Marion county, 10 wit;
Resolred That il is inexpedient adopt the suggestions
Of the Wing Central Committee If Mari county in rea-
ton to compromise ticket for Delegates the Stale Con-
ventiOn.
W. ROBSON, D. l.. MCFARLAND,
A. SMOCK NJ. WEBB,
JAMES WEBB, E. K JOHNSON,
L. N. SINNER, JONAS HUFFMAN,
JAMES JOHNSON.
Which was concurred in.
On motion by Mr.. Rowland, of Centre township,
the communication and the report thereon Or
dered to be published with the proceedings of tine
Convention.
The Convention then proceeded to vote by town
ships for the nomination OF candidates.
The townships being called, the vote for Delegates
to the Constitutional Convention resulted follows
For A. +. INOyrison--Cenlrs g. Franklin 6, Perry g.,
Pike 6, Warren 6, Washington 6, Wayne Gas.
For James Johnson-Cenre 9, Decatur 4, franklin 6,
Lawrence g. Perry 6, Pike 6, Warren 8, Washington g.
Wavne 6-55
For j. p Chapman-Centre 9, franklin 6, Lawrence
6, Pike g. Washington 6, Wayne 6-39.
For L. L. Todd-Centre 9, Decatur a, Perry 6, Pike 6,
Warren 6-3l.
II BTddQ-Decatur a., Lawrence D., D,
Washington 6, Wayne 6-25.
For a. HqfgiR-Peuy 6.
For d. L. MeFariand-Decatur 4, Lawrence 6-l0.
For Wm. SuLIi1an-Franklin 6.
Alexander F. Morrison Of Centre township, James
johnson of Wayne township, Jacob p. Chapman e
Centre township, and Levi l.. Todd of Perry towns
ship, were declared duly nominated Delegates to the
Convention.
On notion Minor Alexander F. Morrison was de-
cared to be the candidate for Senatorial Delegate,
and the other gentlemen nominated to be candidates
for Representative Delegates.
The Convention then proceeded 10 nominate candi-
dates for Representatives.
The first vote resulted follows
For Benjamin JMorgan-Centre 0, Franklin g. Perry
6, Warren 6-27
For Perey Hosbrook-Cenre 9. Wayne 6-I5.
For C. G. Wer6e-Centre g.
For Madison Webb-Decatur 4, Lawrence 6, Perry 6,
Warren GO.
For A. G. Professionalism 6, Pike 6, Warren els.
For Isaac Hardin-Lawrence 6, Wayne 6-l2.
For Vim acknowledgment 6, Wayne 6-l2.
For Jos. T. Roberts-Lawrence 6.
For A. K0ontz-W shington g.
For I. W. Couasel--Wa Washington 6.
For Y E. r. Wilson-Deeatur a. Franklin Go.
For Hugh Weus-Deeaiur 4, Pike SO
For NJ B. Webter-Pke 6.
For H. p Todd-Perry g.
Albert G.. Porter and Joseph T. Roberts declined
being considered candidates for Representatives.
No person having received majority of all the
votes given, the Convention proceeded TO vote
cond time for Representatives.
The townships being called, the vote resulted as
follows:
For B. Morgan-Cenire 9, Decatur 4, Franklin 6,
Lawrence 6, Perry g, Warren 6--37.
For Percy PosbrOok-Cenre 8, Franklin 6, Wayne 6
-2l.
For C. G. Werbs-Centre 9.
For M Webb-Decatur 4, franklin 6, Lawrence 6,
Perry 6, Warren 6-25.
For Isaac Hardin-Wayne 6.
For VIM Robson-Lavrence 6, Pike s, Washington 6,
Wayne 6-24.
For A. Koonfz-Washington 6.
For T w. CounseI-Pike 6, Washington 6-12.
For A. G. Porter-Warren 6.
For II Welis-PIke 6.
For H. p. Todd-Perry 6.
For Y E. r. Wiis0n-Decatur 4.
BENJAMIN Morgan Of Franklin township, and Mad
q majority of all the votes given, were declared duly
nominated candidates for Representatives,.
No other person having received a majority of all
the votes given,
On motion by MIR. Rowland of Centre township,
William Robson having received the Lext highest
vote, (but not majority over all, was declared a
candidate for Representative.
The Convention then proceeded to nominate can
didate for Treasurer.
The Townships being called, the vote resulted as
follows:
For John NJ Talbon-Centrs 9, Decatur a. franklin 6,
Lawrence 6, Perry 6, Pike o. Warren 6, Washington 6,
Wayne 6-55.
John NJ. Talbot having received a majority of all
the votes given, was declared duly nominated
didaie for Treasurer
The Convention then proceeded to nominate can
didate for Auditor.
The townships being called. the vote resulted as
follows:
For Isaac w. Hunter-Centre ., Decatur 4, Franklin
6, Lawrence 6, Perry 6, Pike 6, Washington g. Wayne
6-49.
| For Henry Brady-Warren 6.
Isaac W. Hunter of Perry township, having re-
,,fa Al, darla mr.
ed duly nominated candidate for Auditor.
The Convention then proceeded to nominate can
didate for Sheriff.
The townships being called, the vote resulted as
follows:
C. C. Campbeli-Cenre Q, Decatur 4, Lawrence 6,
Perry 6, Pike 6. Washington g. Wayne 6-43
| VIM Robsoa-FrankIin 6, Warren GIG.
CHARLES e. CAMPBELL having received majority Of
all the given declared duly nominated candi-
date for Sheriff
The Convention then proceeded to nominate can
didate for Probate Judge
| lows -
Adam Wriglt-Centre g. Decatur 4; Franklin 6, Law
renee 6, Perry 6, Pike 6, Warren q, Washington 6,
Wayne 6-55.
ADAM WRiGHT of Pike township having received a
majority of all the votes given declared duly
nominated candidate for Probate Judge.
The Convention then proceeded TO nonnInaten can
didate for Commissioner.
The townships being called, the first vote resulted
as fllows
Daniel Afoore-Frankin 6, w ync Ga
NJ r. Hunfer-Centre 3, Decatur 4, Lawrence q, War
rem 6--25.
Darid Huf-Perry G. Pike 6. Washington 6-is.
No person having received majority Of all the