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

Nathaniel Day, Jacob Hoss, VIM Heron John KdwelI;
Pollard J Btown.
Ma shail-w NJ Patterson and Thos Patterson.
Acknowledgment HentOn, r Donaldson and N o 4
Ross.
MoarOe-w Foster, James Hughes, S H Buskrk
and james Hester.
MOntgOmery--Joseph F Mcdonald, M D Manson,
Z CarI'r, ID c Slower. w Holloway. Jos Allen, Vim
Vance, James Watson. J + Harvey, Allen May. Alex
Harper, B w EngIe 7 E Harris and Andrew Loupe.
MadisOn-Thos McAlsier, N Berry, Garnet Meal
lister, Wilson. M jackson, ID Fesler, and H
Cook.
Morqan-P NJ Parks, A NJ Sullivan, John Laviture,
Samuei MeCluer. Jonathan Williams. G w Egbert,
- Williams, John w Clary, and G w Quick.
Otoen-J Alexana w Dobscn, S C Jennings G w
Moore. and w NJ Franklin.
Oraaee-W Sherrod and d S Hufstetter
OhiO-Elhan A Brown, w Patterson, E Patterson,
Psrr,-G Patterson, Job Hatfield, and p Dunn
POssy-Turner Nelson, Enoch r James, and Robert
Dali Owen.
PuIaski-R T Hedges and Job Holmes.
Pdrke-John Sunderland, Headen, Jepiha CARR.
gus, George Snow, VIM Yount, VIM Cook. A NJ Puett,
Joseph Raiston, Jonas Seaman, William NJ Noel, and
A l. Roaehe
Putnam-Henry Secrest, Lewis Sands, William S
Townsend, VIM @ Duckworth, Arthur Walker, Moses
Bridges, Richard Gaseb ooks, John Peck Stephen
Johns, Benz Purcell John Allen, VIM Allen, Joel
Yates John She'll SAMUEL Yates Sanford Clark Henry
McGill Elisha Lake, VIM II Durham Robert Conley,
VIM McGInnes Isaac Sigler. J Rhynearson, Asa
No'tcts ii""ho, oOlOh-ou aura, " II -ASu,
and James Talbott, Sr-
RaadOIth-John Wilson, Lewis d Heaston, TMD
Longshore. and John Nea
Ripley-Hiram Hart, Henry L Gray, Shook
d P.ati, John Glass, and Lurher Shook
Rush-Fnley Bigger. Dienderier, Geo Wooden.
stmi Barbour, Hayden, VIM Hail. John Stewart,
Chenowth Robinson Simon Martin j. thro S Foger,
Charles Legg, Johnson, r D Logan, James Bee.
son, w Hargiit, J Hbben, Anon Johnson, and Geo
Campbell.
Scots Grove and w H English.
A 4 A Y q.
SuHiraa-Rw Akin. Thos Marks, T Chownine, JOHN
Davis, VIM r Haddon. Isbmae DilIey, and Cush.
SuazrlGad-Eiphact Case, Thos Armstrong, Mar
tin r Green, Horton, Samnei Porter David Arm
strong Percy Rous Oliver Du'ur, Ferret Dnfour, and
L I Jones.
ShcIby-Jas Montgomery, Samuel Hahn VIM Track.
WELL VIM Pickett John II Stewart, VIM Stewart
VIM Cotton, Squire Fanpet, VIM Mesmore, David 5
Sleeth, Andrew Sleelh, J NJ Seeh Geo w Brown. Geo
Leggett, Nicholas McCay, Jas Rule, ID Thaeher
Thos Clayton, William Major, JOHN French. Elkns
Smith Wingate. and Joseph Updcgraff.
Steu6en-G. w Mcconnell.
Tippecanoe-John Petit. Mark jones, W Ellis,
A F Chapn, G A Wood, and John Shaw.
Tipton-r Cole, Richardson, DR. Barker, n
jackson, R Miner.
Union--Jamcs Lewiston, James o,born, John T. o.
horn, Saml Campbell. Garrard Wilson, George A
Heavenrdgc, II Shaunbre, VIM Swan, Eli Pgman,
and w Watt
Tanderburgh-John Law, R. W. Dunbar, Brh Sin.
son. VIM Fl Walker, and John Darling.
Yermilion-Nathaniel Jones, Jas Moore, VIM NJ
Naylor, VIM Utter, Thos Harlan, Saml Malone, Jes
Sc Booth, VIM Alexander, Henry HostetIer, and
/ p Davis
J o Jones, oty, YIN Mclean David Carolhers
Francis Pruyne, VIM Garrieus, n Cunningham, Ran
dolph Wedding, Ezra Read, Grafton Cookery.
Warrea-R Chandler Thos Tempeton, Samuel
Benson, John Benson and NJ Rodafer.
Professionalism Carton, Anna White, NJ Elkns
0 Sutton, James Daily, Geo Mcdowell, and K
Baseom.
W'ashiagtoa-G W Logan, John I Morrison, Elisha
Parr, David Beagle M Lord, Andrew Thomas. J A
Cravens, r Schoonover, William Williams W De-
paw, John Menaugh, Horace Hiiner, B H. Cra-
vcns.-and Newand
/ Wayne-Wm Baker Hiram Hoover JoLa Wright
James Elder VIM DALEY. James w Salicr, JOSEPH
Holman, o Morton, CALVIN Conner, VIM King. Isaac
Beard, James Russell, VIM Pritchet, Sicily, and
/ David Caldwell.
! Vhuley-Davd Liichfcld.
! White-Sol Hays.
The committee selected to report permanent officers
and rnles for the oil the Convention, made
:he following report:
The committee appointed to select officers OF the
Convention &C., recommend that the officers oil the
Convention shall consist OF President, four Vice
Presidents, and three Secretaries; and they nominate
The Hon Judge Thos L. Smith of Floyd, for President
the Hon. Ethan Allen Brown OF Ohio county, the Hon
Gamaiel Taylor of Jefferson, the Hon. VIM. Roekhi
OF Allen, and Hon. Il. TannebIll OF Bartholomew, for
Vice Presidents, and James Elder of Wayne, John b
\
I Secretaries.
The committee further recommend, that the rules of
the House OF Representatives, lar applicable DO
adopted the rules for the conduct of this Convention
Mr. j. ). Buckles OF Delaware, Offered the follow ing
resolution which. motion, was laid on the table.
! Resolued, That committee consisting of two dele
gates from each OF the Congressional Districts.
be appointed by the President, whose duty it shall he,
the earliest practical period, to report 10 this Con-
vention the Of suitable persons candidates for
the various State Offices also Presidential electors and
delegates for the State at large.
NJ. G.. Bright offered the following resolutions.
ResolUed, That committee OF one from each county
be selected by the delegates of his county, be
lied for the purpose of nominating suitable candidates
FOR the various State offices he filled and that in max
ing the NOMINATIONS each county shall be allowed
for every 100 democratic votes, and for every
fraction so and under l00 given for Governor in
the election oil lS49 and that they report To the Con-
vention, the names Of the persons thus nominated.
! On motion Of j. l.. Mcdonald OF Montgomery, the
resolution amended to require majority Of
all the votes east to nominate.
The resolution then adopted.
Ga motion of Robert Dale Owen of p 'sey the follow
/ ing resolution was adopted by 0cclGmdtion
ResoIrcd, That this Convention nominate, as Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor for the next term, Jo-
sEPH A. WRIGHT.
/ W J. Brown offered the following resolution, which
adopted:
! Resolred. That a committee Of one from each Con-
gressonal District be appointed by the Chair to draft
resolutions, TO be submitted Tor consideration to this
meeting.
! NJ G. Bright offered the following resolutions:
Resolred That is expedient send to TIE National
Convention six State delegates and three delegates from
each Congressional District and that the delegates IN
this Convention from each Congressional District be
cuesed TO aud select three suitable persons in their
respective districts Congressional delegates aso
Eecor and Contingent Elector for such district, and
report their the Convention; and that in select
ing such delegates and electors each county shall be
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