New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-16
INDIANA STATE REPUBLICAN, CON
VENTION.
From The Cincinnati Columbian, July IA.

From The Cincinnati Columbian, July a.
The Indiana State Convention assembled yesterday
morning at INDIANAPOLIS Not coatent with sending
their delegates the PEOPLE seemed TO have turned out
en- znosse. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed and
banners with striking notices and devices were ap-
parent in every hand.
The Convention assembled in the grove in front of
the State-House, where the speeches were made and
the resolutions read and adopted.
Tie seas were intended TO accommodate three
thousand persons but though thoy filled 20 their
utmost capacity scarcely respectable mOlety of the
crowd were accommodated. Two fine bands of music
were i'm attendance, and their stirring strains were ln
terspersed through the proceedings win me erect.
A tremendous delegation numbering no less than
sereofeeu hundred was present from Shelby County.
The ladies Heaven bless their souls were around IN
rrofusion aud by then sweet smiles and snowy calico
added much envenment to the scene >.
Among the more prominent notices displayed were
the following: There is North Itnerant Nagabonds
beware; Down with the Pope; and America for the
Americans. One borne by German, was not mai
anropos: have come 10 Live but not to kule.
Al II o'clock the Convention was called to order by
Or Farley. who proposed the name of the Hon.
Charles Test a. President OF the convention Inc
motion being seconded, II was carried unanimously
,yhereupon Judge Test assembled the platform, and
after few preliminary remarks expressive OF thanks
for the honor he called the attention of the meeting
TO the necessity of nominating other officers
On motion, Messrs. NJ. c. CARRIER Berry Lagroye
and Lewis Bollman were appointed Secretaries.
The nomination of Nice-Presdents being next IN
order. il was submitted with the following result
Confessional DisfrictS-lst, Judge Stevens; 2d,
Milton Gregg Sd, Col. smith E after Attn, Judge
Barber; eth, DR.. a. {. Stevens; sth, Hon. IL. Il.
Ellsworth; 9th, ID. l.. Rose; 10th, - Hendry; 18th,
c. ID. Murray.
committee of one from each Congressional District to
draft resolutions adopted and aiterward recon
sidered al negaved to give place to another resou
ton giving the Delegates the privilege OF appointing
similar committee, which last was carried unanimous
4 = tlaE .tuup
Wiltonsby, Milton Gregg, VIM. Medium, ); ). har-
din. d. p Holloway, Judge Carnard, John Beard, d.
G. Rose Walter Beech, John NJ. Wallace.
There being loud calls for Judge Morton OF Wayne
County lie took the stand and proceeded IN an earnest
manner to express bis sentiments touching the nature
of the questions which had called them together. lie
remarked that the enemies OF the great AmerlcS5
movement had pTophescd that the excitement "oula
all die AWAY in short time. He was glad Il was not
go and thought that the presence of so enthusiastic
host proved the prophecy false one NO, II was 10
temporary excitement which prompted the movement
but love of liberty and desire 10 nave perpetua
ted Tor posteritv Look at Kansas. Have not her
minious backed BY Mss0urlan rufians, trampied oul
what little Of popular sovereignty there was III me
Nebraska bif They have Just gone through tle
farce of an election and Pro-SaNery Legislature =.
the result Its first act of VIII be to lncorpoH
ate Slavery as legal and recognized institution. III
view of these facts we must prepare or SPECIFY eiyu
7 Of us resolve that no new slave oldte siiah W
carved ont of the Territory shielded by the MS
sorr; Cornnrouise This much We can and VIII do
Trea appiausel Ibave watched the South to see what
would be the reception of the news OF the recent
outraces in Kansas. / had hoped they would enter
disavoval; but no. At first there was an ominous
oSros ne,t a faint murmur of appreciation, and now
Iond and uneserved approval Why we have to re,
nnrcbase the Union every year Undoubtedly the
Union is dear very dear to us Of the North ou dear
a. II i Il IA dearer still TO the South, and DO longer
shoniJ ne allow the bugbear of disunion to sway US
from our duty which is unqualified opposition 10 tns
a,tan.;on anu perpetuaon Of Slavery Can IT De saa
that there IS no for the existence o. the Aer
can party in India1ahere where e,n %ste and
tc;nsis in ali the rights of citizenship after 81
months residence, only having declared b. me Sto
to become eiscni No. We Of Indiana have Tesss
canse OF complaint than the people o. otner Sa'eo
where FIVE years residence Is Tue shOf'e'S 'e'"
Gen. Wilson of Massachusetts, then then 'oox y, ~
,tspd amid enthusiastic applause Acveruns 70 ~
occasion as one Of great rterest an@ lo!ou'a''''