Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-01
DISSATISFACTION IN NEW YORK.
Lawrence Township.

A meeting OF the Democrats of Lawrence township,
Marion county Ind, held in pursuance Of notice
o'clock p NJ at the usual place Of holding elections in
said township.
On notion, MADISON WEBB was 9pointed Chairman,
and ANDREW +. Cory Secretary.
On motion, il was
Resolved, That appoint thirty delegates N5Iepre.
sent Lawrence township in the Democratic County Con.
venton TO be held at Indianapolis the first Saturday
in August next
A committee of five were appointed to report the
names OF the Delegates, who reported the following
as such Delegates, which was confirmed by the meet.
ing:
j. Hanna James Russell, John Bolander, Levi Boander
James Bragden, VIM. Perry, L. A. Hardesty, Joseph
C. Harris, Samuel Reckord Smith Bates Madison
Wadsworth, James Flanfgen, Pollard J. Brown James
L. Thompson VIM Hendricks, j. F. Lemon, James N
Mccoy, M. r. Hunter, Elijah Webb, Samuel Day,
Isaac Day, Reuben Hunter and L. L. Brown.
The following resolution was then offered by DIR.
Rockford, and adopted unanimously:
ReSOlred, That will present to the people Of Ma.
ron county, SAMUEL CoRY, citizen Of township,
as suitable person to fill the office Of Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, and respectfully
ask for him favorable consideration OF the other town
ships of the county
The following resolutions were presented and adopted
Resotoed, That the nomination OF General FRANKLIN
PIERCE to the Presidency, made In spirit oil conca.
ton and compromise, is proof of the devotion of the
Democracy to principle and OF their willingness to do
will willingly support him for the first office in the
ton
Resolved, That will heartily support for the Vice
Presidency, WILLIAM r. KING. believing, from The able
in which he has already presided the United
States Senate that he will well and faithfully discharge
the duties of the office
Resolved That the able manner in which the present
Chief Executive officer of State, Jos A. WRIGHT,
has discharged the duties of his office and in his dcvo
ton agricultural and other Industrial pursuits of
State has proven himself to be well entitled TO he con-
tinued in his present position.
.Resolred That in the coming contest Old Lawrence
will do her duty, and the election will roll up larger
majority than for the nominees Of the Democratic
party.
On motion, committee Of Vigilance was appointed
in each Road District in the township; the persons resi-
ding in each district to act committee for such dis
trict. Their names follows:
John Webb, C.. G. Wadsworih, James Flanagan
Ozro Bates, Jacob Hoss John Beaver; Benjamin Shen
kle, VIM. Bills Simeon Mock Elijah Webb, Matthew
r. Hunter, Lewis l.. Brown; Smith Bates, John Emry
Joseph Day; Enoch ID. Hanna, J. c. Truitt, Birse
Witham David Hoss Conrad Keller, Anderson Ham
iton; James Hunter, Jacob Fred, Zenas B~agden
John Perry, Sr., Mark Day. Benjamin NewhOuse; Jas
CrgIer, Balsar Sewers, Moses Dunn; Henry Kepler
]. j. Mollenro0, Joseph Hoffman
On motion, 1t
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Indiana State Sentinel the Statesman
| and the Indiana Voksblatt.
The meeting then adjourned.
MADISON WEBB, Chairman