Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-31
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:. ever been before the

- ever been before the
-...n people. II may be the last year
that the sun will shine upon this Union. We
don't know. 1t is the first time that, in this
government, only sixteen States nominated
the candidate of any party for the Presiden-
cy. The South had no hand in nominating
Col. Fremont. lie is a sectional candidate,
aud we must all put our shoulders to the
wheel, and elect James Buchanan, of Penn
sylvania. He is the man. | am Just as sure
that he will be elected as / am that the sun
now shines. (Cheers.)
L remember when but a few years ago the
Wings and Democrats opposed the Adolf
%tionists. Both parties despised them. They
would have. nothing to do with the Adolf
t%ionists. But how is it now? The Wing
party is dead. and its members have gone in
with the Black Abolitionists. They a-e
nearly all on that side now. The Abolition
lists used to number only sixteen or seven
teen in Cass county, and now they number
in their ranks nearly all Of the old Wing
party. Why, 1 heard an Abolitionist say
the other day that all the Wings were now
falling regularly into line behind them like
a train of baggage-wagons after a %corporaPs
/ guard, and he exulted greatly over it. Fell
lOM IlllLtISt lAt n tNllliOhioAo nave
the Wing party sonl aud body. (Cheers)
Gentlemen, this Abolition party is deter
mined TO dissolve the Union, if they can't
set the blacks free. We must prevent
them from being elected. We must elect
our ticket. We must elect the candidate Of
this Convention, whoever he may be, to The
f State Senate, for ne will have an important
, work to do. There will have TO be two u.
- 1A nj o.. Ill ol,0
haYo 20 be Distracted. The Fusionists tried
!. to pass a law to district the State and left ou'
, one county but Mr.. Murray, Of Kokomo
r thought that was immaterial, inasmuch as he
/ said there was but one t0hite man in thai
! county-the rest being all Dutch and Irish
4 Yet Murray wants the Irish and German
vote. Besides, the Bank question vii. cons
n up. We must have a Tsiiable Democra
n there from this district to represent us
= These Fusionisls are not TO be trusted. Th'
Il State Bank monopoly is one of the creates
n outrages ever palmed on the people of lndi
ana. There will also be an effort made {
get the State to take back the Wabash an,
Erie Canal. We don't want that done. TIL
., people of Indiana. have already been I'm
posed on enough. Let us do our best {
elect our candidate. This is all have I
If say at present, and | again renew my thank
to my friends for their kindness towards m
eS Messrs. MARYLAND aud Hall were invited
he pledge themselves to abide by the decisio
Of of the Convention, and support the nomine
I'd On motion the following gentlemen wei
~ appointed t%ellers
=! Howara-J. II. Will, John Rail.
Pulaski-W. S. Huddleston.
CASA. NJ. Higgins, G. b.. Knowlton.
is Messrs. MARYLAND and Hall appeared al
an gave the pledge. /.
a. The Convention proceeded to ballot wi
:, the following result;
Isl Balot--Hall %, MARYLAND %.
are 81 BaUot-Hall "a, MARYLAND 10.
zen On the % ballot, the Chair declared Il
osl S. a. Hal, having received a majority of
the votes cast, was duly nominated.
On motion of L. ]. Littler, of Howa