Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-05
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 80. 1856.
Mass Meeting at indianapolis, June
19, 1856.

In pursuance of the following resolutions
passed by the Democratic State Central Com
mittee, the Democrats of Indiana are reques-
ted to meet together to ratify the nomina-
tions for President and Vice President to be
made by the Democratic National Conven-
ton. which meets at Cincinnati, on Monday
the End day Of June 1856:
Resolped, That the Chairman and Secretary
Of this Committee be and are hereby requested
to issue circular directed to the Chairman of
each County Central Committee in Indiana, re-
questing them to see that the Democrats of their
respective counties be and attend the Grand
Rally at Indianapolis on the 18th day Of June
next.
Whoever that Convention nominates. will
be elected. The signs of the times indicate
too plainly that the people are with US, to
leave a doubt ON this subject, and tho men
who are selected TO represent the Democra-
ey in that Convention, are fully worthy our
most unlimited confidence, that the nomina-
tons they shall make will be worthy to bear
the Democratic Standards. We can in ad-
vance of their selections afford to prepare to
approve them, and We propose to meet in
council to make the welkin ring with their
names, SO soon as the choice is made. Let
every Democrat in Indiana consider it his
privilege, as 1t should be his duty, to attend
with us, and we will roll up for the Demo-
cratic nominees a majority of ttOenty thou
sand.
In view of the wonderful efforts now be-
ing put forth by our opponents, who are using
every engine to move the people, we es-
pecially consider it our duty TO meet togeth-
or. There is no falsehood too bold for them
to assert, no misrepresentation or misinter-
pretation to mean for them to resort to that
will affect the public mind. The State is
traversed by their speakers, from home and
standardization Of every kind, in ref
erence to acts of our party and the proceed
ings of the present Administration are being
m made--and even the strong sympathies and
love Of liberty of our liberty-lovins people,
are being appealed to, by interested dcma-
gogues, to mislead US to act with those who
seek the destruction of this glorious Union.
The Telegraphs and most of the avenues for
the rapid issue of information, are in their
hands, and they are trying TO WELD them to
our injury. But we have faith shat truth
Is omnipotent and will prevail" and that
"public justice is certain" and therefore we
repeat our invitation to every Democrat OF
the State to come up to the Capital on the
10Th day Of nert month to send up our shout
ing for the nomi nees, to compare opinions, to
hear our own speakers, and to endeavor to
secure by every legitimate means, so large a
majority for our candidates at the coming
election, as will forever set at rest the ques-
ton as to the politics Of Indiana--as will
secure for all our people. in all parts of the
country, in Territories as well as States, the
permanent advantage Of that great Demo-
cratic principle, "The greatest good of the
greatest number"
We trust every Democratic paper in the
State will notice the call.
JIM. TALBOT, Chairman,
LAFE DEvELIN, Secretary.