Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-19

u We have heard from all portions Of the
County since the meeting Of the Convention
and learn that the nominations made on Satur-
day last, give entire satisfaction.
Aud now that our ticket is non.inatei-that
our standard bearers for the coming campaign
are in the field, ready to do battle in the com
mon cause, we hope that every township in the
county will perfect complete and thorough or.
ganization. Let there be no laggards IL the
ranks. The elections this year are ofthe ut,aost
Importance. for upon their result depends The
dearest hopes and interests Of our country.
The questions involved in the present can
vass are momentous. Their decision is 10 tell
for the veal or woe Of the Union. The fauati-
cal Abolition, Black Republicans are ready TO
strike down our Constitutional set at defiance
our laws-to involve The country in civil war.
with all its horrors and evils, in order to carry
out their principles of opposition to the Demo
/ cratic party. Their shri,ks for freedom -
are but the wild cries of fools and fanaics-
hypocritical and deceptive, intended only 10 de-
ceiye those whose fears are easily excited. or
whose advantages for information are circum-
scnbed The Gull trap is left uncovered. and
none but the most ignorant will be caught in it,
Let the Democracy then organize against this
clan of political Vandals. Let every man take
his position in the grand Democratic army
By united action and harmonious council we
will be able to elect our ticket in Marion county
by large majority.
The ticket is n good one-every mBn upon it
being known as a staunch Democrat and up
right, honorable ciiizen-well qualified and
faithful, and em inently worthy tho confidence
and votes of the people. Organize. therefore.
Democrats; make preparations for the great con-
test TO be decided in October next, and vic tory
will perch upon the Democratic standard
INDIANA CENTRAL RAmwAY.--This highly
popular and most excellent Read is, we
learn, doing very prosperous and constantly
increasing business. The management of this
road is in the hands of men of liberal views
and Of the first order Of business talents and
qualifications. Its earnings for the past month
exceed, very largely. those Of the same month
il. 1855.
We notice that the Company have issued
tickets for pleasure trips to Niagara Falls and
the East. carrying passengers through in the
shortest possible time, and at lower rates than
any other route. We are certain that those " 10
intend taking pleasure excursion to the East,
will find the arrangements of the Indiana Cen
trail Railroad very complete. and we know chat
IL is one Of the peassnt,st routes leading 70 The
East
There is such a marked disposition on the
part Of every one com ected with the trainsSon
the Central Road, a. gives passengers an as
surance that they viii have safe, speedy aud
comfortable transmission over it. The Con
duc,ors, Messrs. RUSSELL, wmTSEY and BLACK,
are gentlemen possessing every qualification
for their positions, and their greatest happiness
seems to be in conducting to the comfort and
pleasure of those who travel upon their respect
i've trims; and their great care in the manage
ment of their trains as a certain guarantee of
safety to passengers.
The Central Road certainly merits the high
position it occupies in the public fayo' not only
as direct route to the East, but as decidedly
the pleasantest route to Cincinnati. The whole
line Of the route is diversified with the most
beautiful scenery, the track is level and smooth,
and the traius run promptly MP 70 time, land
ing passengers exactly as they agree, at all
points along theline.
Cincinnati passengers viii be delighted with
a trip over this road. They will pass through |
the White Water and Miami Valleys-those !
teeming valleys where nature has lavished her
richest gifts of soil and forest-ryulei AMI riy-
er-valley and hill. No one who passes over
the road once, but will always take Tie same
route in going to, or returning from, Cincin-
natl.
Besides fine road, fine scenery, gentlemarly
conductors and officers, and courteous, polite 4
attaches passengers win find the cars spacious,
Clearly and well ventilated nor will they be /
allowed to ride for hours without water. as
'water-boysv pass through the ears frequently /
This Is a desideratum OF Importance during I
warm weather. We commend this route to
passengers with great pleasure, knowing that /
they will find it jus. exactly As We represent.