Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
Democratic Meeting IN Warren


Pursuant 10 previous notice the Democrats
and National Wings of Warren township as
sembled at the township E,use on SATURDAY,
August lIth. On motion OBADIAH DAVIS was
appointed Chairman, and JACOB LoUoKs, Sc
cretary.
HENRE BRADY, Esq, then introduced the
following Preamble and Resolutions for the
consideration Of the meeting:
WHEREAS, The course OF events at the pre-
sent tims are all tending as we verify
believe % a fatal issHe-that matters of
controversy between the different sections
Of our beloved country are being excited
by sectional stump orators, Abolition news
paper editors and conventions, gotten up
avowedly for the purpose Of inaaming the
public mind, and arTaying one portion Of
our country against the other-and if these
movements are suffered to prevail, the re-
suit most inevitably viii be the dissolution
of the Union, Therefore,
Resolued, That we firmly believe the Con-
stitution OF the United States to he the source
of our great prosperity and happiness as a ma
ton; and we call upon the friends of the
Union everywhere aud of every party and
name to rally and come forth In the name Of
Him who governs the destiny Of nations. and
defeat. If possible, the Vaccinations Of de-
signing demagogues.
Res0lCef, That we recommend 10 the
friends Of the Union, the Constitution. and
Religious and Political Liberty, in every
township aud county in the State, the pro-
priety of organizing themselves into Union
Clubs, that they may the more effectually
batter down the enemies Of Popular Rights.
Resolrc3 That a Committee he appointed
to report the names of delegates to attend the
County Democratic Convention on Saturday,
August 25th to nominate candidates for
Clerk, Auditor aud Commissioner.
Resolcel, That every voter of Warren town
ship who loves csga and religious liberty,
popular sovereignty. aud the Union OF the
States as they now exist be constituted and
appointed Delegate and invited to attend
the Grand Mass Meeting 70 be held at Indi-
annapolis on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. BRADY then spoke in favor of the reso-
lutions, and gave many good reasons why
they should bs adopted. Tbs resolutions
were adopted by unanimous vote.
KrLBY FERGUSON, SAMUEL COREY, cor Law
rence,) and AUSTIN II. BRowS, being seve-
rally called out addressed the meeting.
A band of martial music was present from
the southern portion Of the township, with a
delegation bearing banner on which was in
scribed spirit of '76-Warren Township"
Aquilla Parker and Stephen Tyner, having
been appointed a committee for that purpose
reported the following delegates 10 attend
the County Convention: Henry Brady, L. n.
Sinner, A. Morshouse, George White. Har-
ris Tyner, Oliver Brady, David Fenrer, Jas.
| Davis, j. A. Merriman, J. Loncks, Jos. Nc
! Connel, Jr., John VanSickle, Asa Sinner,
Chas. Oswald, William Ewing, Aquilla Par
ker, Stephen Tyner George Parker, Albert
| Morehouse, JOS. Clinton, Willism Mcconnell,
James johnson, William johnson, James
Gibson, Andrew Gibson, Levi White, Thos.
! White, 0bediah Davis, John Kitley, SEN,
| Christian Lout JOHN kitley, Jr, Moses Hun
ter, Lewis Griffith, John Hunter, Andrew
Vansickle, William Hunter, William Van
sickle, James Brown, Fred'k W. Kellermire
John Hamilton, Luke Whitesides, David
Wallace, Richard Berge, Christopher Rody,
Jno. Reed, Jas. Silvers. Caleb Sinner, VIM.
Higdon, David Can, Jacob Wagner, John
Deets, Lewis Panza, Eli Hong, Chas. Wishu-
myer, Francis Kitley JAS Wallace and VIM.
Bane.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet
the second Saturday in September, for the
purpose of organizing Union Club for War
rem Township.
OBEDIAH DAVIS. Pres't
JACoB LoUcKs, Secr'y.