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

ContnGent-lsaiah Robinson oil Ripley
Delegaies-James Foley of Decatur Finley Bigger
OF Rush. and Noble Hamilton of Dearborn.
FIFTH DISTINCT.
Elcctor-William Grose of Henry.
Contngent-Walter March of Delaware.
DelegAie,-James Osborn of Union. Miles Murphey
OF Henry, and Charles H Raymond of Wayne
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Elector-W Brown of Marion.
Conngent-G VI Overslreet of johnson.
Delegates-A F Morrison of Marion A G seman OF
Shelby, and VIM Stewart Of Marion.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Elector-O p DAVIS of Vermion.
Coniinsent-GraIton F. Cookerly of Vigo.
DeIcgalcs-Capt Alexander Of Owen VIM Haddon
Of Sullivan. and Austin NJ Puett Of Parke.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Eector-L c Duuehery of Boone.
Contineent-G a Wood of TppecaIoe.
Delcgale>-Iohn BsrDer Of Clinton, d c Slower Of
Montgomery, and Scion Truman of Fountain
NINTH DISTRICT.
-Elecor-Norman Eddy Of ST. Joseph.
Contingencies Hall of Cas-
Delegates-W X Bowes of Laporte Dutton OF
-, and Wheeler Of Marshall
TENTH DISTRICT.
Elector-Reuhen Dawson OF De kalb.
ContingenI-Robcrt Lowry OF Elkhart
DelegaIes-James w Borden of Allen, Samuel A
Bartlett Of Lagrange, and Chester S.oeker oil Seuben.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Eecior-James Mcdowell, ei Grant.
Contingent Slack OF Huntington.
Deleeates-Wm Carver of Hamilton, ] w Dodd of
Grant, anu Baseom of Wells.
james Hughes of Monroe, offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolrcd, That the nominating committee be in.
sructed not to report the oil any member OF Con-
gress Delegate to the Natior al Democratic Con-
veniion; which did prevail.
Mr. Geo w Brown OF Shelby, offered the following
resolution, which adopted:
Res0lred, That in any District where majority Of
The counties have Instructed in favor Of any particular
individual for Senatorial Eleetor Senatorial Delegate,
such Instructions shall govern the member of the
mttee from that District.
Mr. Coleman, of Floyd. offered the following rcsolu-
tion which was adopted:
Resolred That this convention recommend that the
National Convention of 1856 be held In the city 0 Lou
lsviIle or Cincinnati.
The Committee on Resolutions, ly their Chairman,
Robert Dale Owen, made the following report:
Mn. President. The COMMITTEES appointed to IRE.
pare and report this Convention, series OF resolu
tons, for consideration. submit the following, and re-
specially recommend their adoption:
Rssolrod, That the good, old Democratic principles,
o:Wt: strict construction Of the Constitution and no
assumption OF doubtful powers no encrOachmehl by The
General Government the proper rights OF the States
connection between the General Stale Govern
nicnts and Banks; connection between Church and
State; tariff beyond what is strictly necessary Tor
purposes; vast system OF Internal Improve
eitlcr by the General Government by States;
public debt, either by the General Government, or by
the States except for purposes oil urgent necessity no
grants oil exclusive
saflon TO banks prescription Tor honest opinions
simple aud frugal government securing lie. liberty and
the pursuit of happiness with the least possible amount
Of legislation; fostering aid 10 public education; arc,
and must remain. the watchwords Of the DEM
ucrate party; with which inscribed upon banners,
have often marched victory with which embodied
in the legislation of county, she has reached her
present power and prosperity and that we receive and
recognize members Of the great Democratic Family,
all men, matter what their creed country, who
acknowledge in theory and carry out in practice, these
nnchangng principles the same yesterday, to-day, and
for ever.
Resoired That in the opiron of this Convention the
common sentiment Of the people of Indiana, susiains
and endorses their general tenor and intention, each
and all of that series of Acts Of Congress, commonly
known as the Compromise measures: that II reco9-
nzes in their success an earnest of security and per-
peuity to Union; and that it regards our
present tranquility after dangerous sectional heart
burnngs the best evidence Of the wisdom and nru
dence of these measures and the best proof tha they
should, under no pretence, be disturbed
RESOLVED, That, according to the soundest principles
of international law sometimes violated but not the less
universally recognized by the civilized world each ma
ton has an naenable right 10 regulate its internal pol
icy, aud establish such form of government as II
peases and that nation may lawfully interfere with
the domestic concerns of another.
Resolued That If, in violation Of the acknowledged
code which governs the family of nations nation
interfering by force Of arms, seek to CONTROL or dictate
the internal policy of another, the aggressng nation
places herself without the pale OF International law
interference either without by breaking of all
diplomatic relations, by going into the field and re-
pelling force with force.
Resolved, That while protest. every free peo
pie most righlully may, against the recent outrage
committed by Russia alike upon the rights oil Humanity
and the law Of nations while declare, as every re-
publican people most earnestly should, our heartfelt
sympathy with the OF popular freedom and equal
rights, well in Hungary as in all other nations
throughout the earth WHILE with no stnted hospitality
bot as brethren in great and good cause, welcomc
to our homes and hearts, those who have fought
Freedoms battles in other lands aud have been driven
by the iron hand of Despotlsm, seek Ielnge on our
shores; we deem it contrary to sound policy Tor the
United States Government in exercise oil nndoubTc1
right at this time, to pledge people either to inter
fere interfere, the armed champions OF vo
lated international law, among the distant nations OF
Europe. We believe il be in accordance with the
dictates Of wisdom and Of prudence, that we remain,
for the present. uncommttcd but deeply interested Spec
taors; ready in fitting season, to act as the contingent
cies of the WORLDS Future, (fraught, as II may be-
with national commissions unexampled IN hstory) may
hereafter demand, at hands.
Resoleed, That approve and endorse the admins
tration Of our present Governor Joseph A Wright and
that we pledge to him. nominee for reelection, IN the
approaching contest, onr hearty support.