Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-21
THE AMERICAN.
INTERRsrINa Address.


articles OF the season. Mr.. Q. was a
Democratic member Of Congress from
the ooshen D;st,;c,. and was debated
:" -
last year IN attempting 70 ae'enu 'he
Nebraska Bill. -.es
TO the Democracy Of Indiana.
III observe recently. IN several Dam,
ocraf,, na,.ss a call for another
"Dsmosrs,ie Mas. Convention, 10
be held "a Indianapolis. August goth.
1895. This Convention. however.
Il not called bv the self.constl,uted
"Democrat,e Association" which call.
AL thatoTtks oel AZ F.hos,v Isse
bu. n I. alleged thst ..,h;s call ~ hs.
Peoals \ msds bv ,hs Paanl. .
neyceiss boweyer that h one "a.
speei. ia features eoins;de with that Of
Al. aqd Of February. Ills announced
that .ssminsnt public men from sew.
ersl states will be present. National.
men will sneak TO ,,s. and act with ma
without reference % their former par
Az nan,ea - That time, az away M.
litieal creed and belief who are now p
oppoaed 10 lhs heresies of abolition
Leaders. lke. are ;,v;,ed m meet n.
band Of political broshors. TO consIIt
with Us. and 10 act with IA 10 lhwart
the schemes Of tho extraordinary polit.
Ical movements Of tho day, with which
the Democtatic Marty finds Itself In
antoeonism.
This call Of the People by The
People.v profsssea 10 lac made bv
some eight hundred persons. more or
less: among whom. for exampIe such
men AZ John l.. Robinson. and NJ q
Bright. and such mInlons ~ Madison
Marsh. once more 6onre consplou.
ous.y. And this is the third Conyca-
ton ola similar character, which p.e-
sents the singular ANOMALY. al b'ang
at once the earso and effect OF the
political disasters Of the last two years.
It has been nv misfortune To- differ
with many OF my political friends up
on the question. In which the present
disastrous state OF the Democrats
party had is origin. Andyet, tho
my former admonilions have peen All
unheedcd--my motives aspcrssd--and
my opinion shamelessly belied-l
nevertheless still proceed. fearlesslv
in the discharso..of my conscientious
duty 10 mr. party. iorthe sake Of nv
principles. ssd my eoaatry. To hi.
end. | have, since the last election, ii.
lenily. vet with deem solicitude watch.
ed the development Of events. and I
cannot better give utterancc 70 my q
nal conclusions. than bv communiea.
ting to you the following extract from
q letter, have recently written 10 Mr.,
Tiea-. OF Fort Wayne. And Il ali ~
suggestions are lost upon that Con-
vention. which / of course cannot NJ.
tend. 1 can only say. that the result
will be one which will only increase
my amazement. and change nv ures.
ent solicitude for the restoration of
the Democratic party. into despair.
I dissent from your conelu.ian thst
the time is propitious for such a meet
ing: and more 6. pecially 40 lar Tor the
yar, 1900. -. -. !. - s,e.
What Is wanted H., = mass meeting
from he Doh ~ ne Democracy. and
not a mass meetiog NJ nol;,,,a,s
And every scessssion 10 their rum. :
hers from abroad m resnonse 10 ,ha
;nyitations which bava bssn cent o.,
win but arrrnvate the evil And
what in Gods name have ethe goy.
ernors OF several adjoining states I'm
th;. case ..em;n.ot nuhI;c men ~ ay,.,y
POLITICAL creed ~ who ara 'exnected a.
be in the city !" to do with n Demo.
~-,,;. ,,ass .o..,;n., !, :. e.v;s;s M.
this? Down with This fatal heresv Of
Nm Wo,,l,o uh;ch bas rs,rnsJ H.
,ls.. 81 han.s, J.vo,;oa o. ,,s.I - =,
our Democratic councils. would
Give mere for ths calm dsl;hov.,o
Snsel6sh ;adgemert and ADVICE Of
one honest inteIIigcnt veoman-.one
of,h. n~oni.--,h.e g.. a. a.. -
nolj,ic;ans who will do rho tair;ny
and manag;ng an ,that occasion IfI
wr;,s s,ron,lv !, n,., !. rn.',..at