Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26

Resolved That have undiminished confidence in
The Underwriting aud We'll iIed democracy e disIin-
guished and able Senat.us an Congress, James Whit
NIB and Jesse ID. Blight, aud that iully endorse
their Senatorial clion.
Resotted, That Joseph Lane, the State legislator,
the gallant General the territorial Governor, tried in
The Council Chamber. tried IN the tented held tried
the executive chair and never found wanting s Of the
People of Indiana the FIRST choice for the Presdens y
While We repOse entire confidence alike IN his admins
traiiye capacity, bis flnne,s in hls honesty OF pur
pose - his answering devotion densocl attic prin
cPle a. the time desiring above all Things, union
aud harmony IN the support OF the nominee Of the Ma
tonal Convention, let the choice Of the msoliiy TALL
II will and fully trusting the Judgment and devotion
principle OF eur Delegates 10 that Convention.
Rasoired further, That we leave said Delegates un-
ranlmeled 10y persons act as their
convictions oil right and Propriey at the time, die
tate.
Resoloed, hosOerer That, in casting the vote of the
State for President the said Delegates be instructed
give II, throughout unit and not by separate dis
ricis; the of the person voied for be- all
Times, determined by majority of the votes Of said
Delegates.
RESOLVED, That if Gen. Joseph Lane be the Demo.
cratic nominee for President of the National Conyen
ton, pledge to him the vote Of Indiana of that
State the honor OF whose be has nobly vndca
ted by majority, confidently hope and truly
believe, of twenty-five thousand votes.
The resolutions were then read and adopted.
The committee appointed to select Electors and Con-
tngent electors, and Delegates the National Conven
ton for the State at large, reported the following
ELEcToRs-sTATE AT LARGE.
John PeuiI of Tippecanoe,
James H. Lane OF Dearborn.
CONTINGENT.
w. F. Sherrod OF Orange,
John w Dodd Of Grant.
DELEGATEs-sTATE AT LARGE.
Ethan Allies Brown Of Ohio,
John w. DAVIS of Sullivan,
w. J. Brown of Marion,
Jos. S. Buckles oil Delaware,
W. w. Mccoy of Laporte,
NJ. G. Bright of Jefferson.
W. J. Brown offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That a Central Committee 10 consist OF
members residing in Indiana polls and lis vicinity
lie appointed by the Chair which number shall const-
tute quorum and also from each Congressional
District, addition.
Which adopted; and the Chair appointed the fol.
lowing as the
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Marion CounIy-W ]. Brown, A. G. Porter, J. p.
Drake, A. Gall, n. Bolton, John Cain. (. Lander, p
Rowland, A. F. Morrison and VIM. Stewart.
First District. Z. R. James of Posey,
Second District ] B. Norman of Floyd,
Third District, S. H Buskirk OF Monroe,
Fourth District. o. b. Torbef. Of Dearborn.
Fifth District, VIM. DALEY Of Wayne,
Sixth District, r. A. Riley of Hancock,
Seventh Districts. G.. Dodge Of figo,
Eighth Dstiict-Jos. Rstine of Fountain,
Ninth District, c. Carter of Cass,
Tenth District, Jos Sinclear Of Allen
Eleventh District, S. s. Mickle Of Adams
The committee appointed TO wait upon Gov Wright
and inform him of ms e-nominafon, appeared,
panied hy .iov Wright who, in pertinent and elo-
quent address returned his thanks the Convention for
the nomination.
On motion, the Convention adjourned until o'clock,
p. NJ.