Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
Marion County Democratic Convention.

Marion County Democratic Convention.
Pursuant to previous notice, the Democracy of Ma.
on county assembled the Court House in ndianapo-
lis Saturday. August 9TH, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
organized by selecting POWELL Rowland President,
and ]. S. SPANN and AUSTIN H. Brown Secretaries.
Mr.. J. T. Roberts moved call Of the Townships for
Delegates which carried when the following Dele.
gates were found present:
Ceater.-W. Montague, w. H. Talbot, Andrew
Brouse, Henry Tutewiler, ]. S. Spann Daniel Keey,
A. ID. Rose, Nathaniel Owens, L. X. Danforth, VIM.
Stewart, H. H. Nelson, Nathaniel West, L. B. vii.
liamson Nathaniel Bolton, John J. Afford, J. H. Ken
nedy ]. P Chlders, V. Butch Charles Garner, David
Kemp, Peter Msssersmith, Z. w. H. Ellis, Matthew
Smock, Juias Nieolai George Newland, Henry Vande-
grit, a F. Morrison, Archibald Linginfelter, Dr. KIM
berry, d. Radebaugh, Foster Whtford, W. II. Harms,
John R. Elder, Powell Rowland, A. H. Brown: and
William Wilkinson.
Decatur-Merry Mcclure, T F. Armstrong, Y. E.
R. Wilson, Noah McCreery, Jesse Price, jr., Hawley
Price, Jacob Price, F. c. Price, Noah Sinks, and Eli
Sulgrove.
Franklin-Jacob Springer, silas Toln, Jacob Mat
thews, Thos. Wells, Samuel McCurdy. Richard ONeil,
Adam Nossaman, Chas. Phimister Daniel Moore, MINI
rod Kemper, VIM. Bra2unier, Pernal Coverdi, David
Snider William Joiee, James A. Hodges, VIM. Slone,
Charles Moore
Lagrence-Jas Kinds, jr, A F. Cory, Henry KEEP
fer John ]. Hanna, JAS Russell, John Boander, Levi
Boander, Jas. Bragden, VIM. Perry, L. A. Hardesty,
Joseph c. Harris Samuel Reckord, Smith Bates, Madi-
son Webb, A Vines, Henry Pickle, Ozro Bates, c. G.
Wadsworth, James Flanigen, Pollard ]. Brown, James
L. Thompson, VIM. Hendricks, J. F. Lemon, James N.
Mccoy, NJ. r. Hunter, Elijah Webb, Sam'l Day, Isaac
Day, Reuben Hunter, and l.. L. Brown
Perry James Webb, William Mccain, Samuel A.
Todd, Caleb Bentley, Peyton Bristow, James Snow,
Joseph Thompson, Samuel d. Baker, George Bentley,
John S. Webb, Chas. Orme, Cornelius Brisow Richard
Webb, Stephen Hankins, Thomas Webb, John Fendley,
Nicholas Croas, Robt. Dunn Jas Bristow, Earl Whit
ford, George Nsa9ley, Alb. Brown, Austin Webb, Nor
ris Rowland, John Hankns Richard Hogland, Isaac M.
Todd, Isaac Harverstick, Eli Hines Robert n. Todd,
Hartman Carpenter, and James Coverdale.
Pike.-James Moore, Jacob Sowerwine, DR.. Lohn,
Joseph Loftin, T. W. Council, A Hawkins, Joseph
Klingensmth, Silas White Jos Lotn, jr., A. Logan,
James Haines, ]. H. Hogshre, John Moore, Isaiah
Hornidsy, and Robert Denny.
Washington john Anderson, David Allen, William
Bell, William Blue, Benz. Blue, Isaac Bomgardner,
Elias Bear, William Bacon, James Earl Robert Earl,
John Huffman, Jonas Huffman DAVID Hun, AquilS hi;
Hessong Elijah James, Oliver johnson, johnson,
Abram Kooutz John Krce, Robert Laneford Daniel
Nc Daniel, M. Miller, James Mcdaniel, Thos. Martin,
J. Osborn Thomas Ruark, David Ray, Jacob Roberts,
Simeon Smith, James Scott. Jacob Scott, John Smith,
A. Swift, d. Springfield, r. Steel, Thos. Swift Jacob
Spshr, S. VaDlaningham, C. Vanlaningham, Emsley
Wright. George Bomgardner, John G. Cones, Samuel
Cones, William Earl, and VIM. Wnpenny.
Wayns-SamI Lake, Miles Martindale John Lamas.
ter II. B. Faout, T. w. Fletcher iona. ID. cClean,
H. HosbroOk ]. Harding, J. Jackson D. Stout. Jeremi.
L. T. ~,
Thomas Arnold, David S. Vanbarcum. Joseph Pence,
and Joseph T. Roberts.
Waren-John Baker, David Buchanan. B. Fowler,
George White, James Davis, Emanuel Springer, JOS.
Stephen Tyner, John vanscke j. Beeler, A ]. Shear.
err John Gibson, David Springer Louis Panza, Thomas
S. Hustled, c. d. Sinner, John White, Samuel Groves,
Andrew Apple, Fs1GeE; D. Wallace % Benz Mgsey
n. Sinner, John Buchanan, Benz. Groves, I. Linck,
John Hamilton, A. Morehouse, = Thieser, Jacob
Rumphred, William Smith, George Shearer, Andrew
Gibson, John Lynch, Jacob Springer, j. Ktby, Henry
Kratzer S. s. Brown, VIVA. Hgdon, John White, ir.,
H. Plackey. - Wishmire, c. Clark, Fl. Brady, ].
Clinton, ]. Hunter, j. Silver Anthony WanPinner, and
William Hunter.
The President laid before the Convention the follow
ing letter, which was read
AUGusr 9Th, 1852.
To the President of the Marion County Convention:
DEAR Sir AT the close of the late session of the
Legislature, in reply to the inquiries OF my friends as TO
whether should be candidate for denomination for
the Senate replied that my would not be before
the Convention for that Office; and although my course
may have had but little perhaps influence upon
that Of Others yet under the circumstances it proper
that should say the Convention that cannot
be candidate for that office. The action of the Con-
venton in all other respects, shall most cheerlully
acquiesee in, and heartily sustain
Sickness in my family demands my attention at home
to-day and am therefore unable to attend the sitting
OF the Convention.
Will you do me the kindness to ask your Secretary to
read this short at the opening of the Convention
Very respectfully, yours,
LEVI L. TODD
On motion Of Mr.. A F. Morrison the following ratio
in voting by townships for candidates, adopted
Center 9 votes; Decatur votes; Franklin votes
Lawrence votes; Perry votes Pike votes; Wash.
ington votes Wayne 6 votes; and Warren 6 votes
Mr.. Madison Webb moved that the Convention pro-
coed TO nominate county ticket; carried
The several candidates, calling their names,
pledged themselves TO support the ticket.
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot for Senator.
The following is the result Of the 1st ballot.
Townships z. Hosbrook. II. Brady
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Decatur. u
Lawrence. -......6
Perry.
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Washington ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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