Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-10

j. Lynch, George Ricketts,, Anderson Gtr
don. John Cowgirl, VIM. II. Shells, DA lei
A. Farley, Patrick Haney, Moses I. Bridges.
Samuel Gardner, Andrew j. Smelly, james
G. Edwards, Azariah Gordon, Henry Secrest.
Scion thurman, Lloyd Glazebrook, WIN. H.
Thornburg, John TraEes, Richard N. Brad
lev, d. E. Williamson, John Meur, VIM. C.
Larrabee, G. W. Lunch, f. DoOman, D. r.
Eckels.
Rpdolph-B. McClelland, N. P. Heaston,
John NeG, Jr., Richard Jobes, A. Forkner.
Ripley.-Dr. Fisk, 7. w. Sunpan, John
Sunman, Isaiah w. Robinson, jesse L. Hol-
man, Luther Shook.
Rush.-B. Burns, Sam Addison, A. Deter
w. Brown, Geo. HibbeD, Sam Mcbride, J.
Reeves. VIM. Barlow, G. Robinson,J udge Le.
gan, w. S. Hall, r. Spencer, and Wills
Buzan, J. j. %Inlove, Col. Posey.
Scot-S S. Grove, P. II. Jewett, DIR. T. NJ.
Sullivan, DIR. d. Mcclure, John Vest. w. C.
Montgomery.
Sleby.-M NJ. Ray, J.. d. Lacy, w. C. E.
Vance, j. Vernon, Wm. Major, Francis
Amos. VIM. Cotton, G.. Wilson.
Spencer.-W. C. Moreau, w. B. Richard
son. VIM. Mattingly.
SarEe.-S. o. Whitson, Chas S. Tibbits.
Standardization Marsh, G. w. Neon
nell.
81. Joseph--A. G. Deavitt, DIR. Psarse, A.
A. Whitlock, S. McChOrd, S. Lister.
SuHivan-H. X. Wilson, Nj. Griggs, f. L.
Neff, d. Case.
Spitzerland.-Thos. Armstrong, G.. II.
XVII, II. McMak.n, r. Aldridge.
Tippecanoe.-Wm. Buck, L. DeYau,t, A.
L. Patterson, John Petit, J.. j. Bingham, j..
Hit, A. W. Gordon, DR.. Isler, S. w. Tclford,
l.. B. Stockton, John Lilly, Ii. S. McCollum.
Iipton-Dr. A. NJ. Vickerey, j. Parker.
Unior.-Eli Pigman. Osbuth, J.F. Gard
ner.
Neutrality-suspicious. Lockhart, John Law,
NJ. j. Bray, C. X. Drew, j. S.Gavitt, j. P.
Dunn, j. b. Evans, j. Hutchinson, j ohm Far
rel, Ben. S,inson.
ErmiHion.-Daniel Hilligos, Jos. Moore,
S. G.. Malone, DIR. j. Newton, William P.
Thompson, JAS. Mccullough.
Fqo.-C. Y. Patterson, G. f. Cookery, w.
f Mclean, E. Read, A. A. Hammond, j.
Hough, JAS. Ferguson, DR.. Stout, B. ii. Corn
wall, John Hess, VIM. Mullen, James. NJ.
Hanna.
Warren-John Warren, John Benson, and
Jacob linus.
Wabash Steele, Jr., George f.
Gordon, Oliver P. Murphy, James Wilson,
and Lew. Sheets.
Wayrfk-J. w. B. Moore, VIM. f. Par
rett, A. johnson, c.. NJ. Williams, Thos. F.
Bethel, Jno. Flary.
Washjngton.-Jas. A.. Cravens, r. Schoon-
over, ]. L.. Menaugh, d. G. Shanks, Valen-
tine Baker, w. C. DePauw, Wm. Thomp-
son, Elijah Newland, and j. w. McBIahan.
Woyae-L. B. Morrison, John Q. Lutz. W..
S. Watt, j. Ii. Moormann, Jas. Elder. Isaac
n. Beard, JAS. Russell, Jacob Brooks, Flea
ger Malone, Nathan Raymond, Lafe Deve-
lin. and James Endsley.
WeHs.-John Wandall.
Whfe.-A. P. Willard, D. Tprpie, j. j..
Gwin, and b.. REYNOLDS.
On motion OF Hon. G.. n. Fitch, the fol,
lowing gentlemen. consisting of one from
each Congressional District, were appointed
to report permanent officers for the Conven--
ton: Messrs. Hutchinson, Kent, Pidgeou,
Hibben, Elder. May, Humphreys, Manson,
Graham, Hoagland, and Slack.
On motion of Judge borden, of Allen, the
following resolution was presented to the
Convention:
ResOlred, That the delegates from each Con-
gressional district confer together and report
the names of one elrctor and contingent from
each Congressional district; also two delegates
from each district TO the National Convention;
and a committee of two from each district TO re-
port the names of two electors and contins ents
and four delegates from the State at large.
The resolution was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Cookery, of Vigo, announced the
withdrawal of Hon. Sulon Truman, Of Put
nam, from the canvass for Lieut.. Governor,
and Hon. Lloyd Glazebrook, of Putnam,
from the canvass for Secretary of State.
The Committee appointed to report per-
manent officers for the Convention, made the
following report:
Mr.. Presidsnt-The Committee appointed.
for the purpose of reporting the names or
permanent officers for the organization of this
Convention. respectfully present the follow
ing m
For President,
Hon. JOHN L.. ROBINSON, of Rush.
Wee Presidents.
LIST Dist-JoHN LAW, of Vanderburgh.
I'd Dist.-Col. S~CHooNovER, of Washing
ton.
Sd Dist-Gen. JOHN L. SpANN, of Jen-
nings.
4th Dist.-AMEs B. FOLEY, of Decatur.
9Th Dist.-JAMEs OSBORN, of Union.
9Th Dist.-Genl. MrLRoY, of Hancock.
7th Dist.AJoHN ALLEN, of Putnam.
9Th Dist.-JAMEs III. STEWART, Of Carroll.
u DlSl- -DENJ Il L lON, vi Ahi
10th Dist-R. j. DAWSON, of De Kalb.
18th Dist-Genl. ANDREW JACKSON, of
Madison.
Secretaries.
1st Dist.-Mr. Stephens, of Martin.
I'd Dist-Samuel s.. Grove. of Scott.
81 Dist.-James III. Vawter, of Jennings.
4th Dist-C. OBrien, of Dearborn.
5th Dist.-Smith Woods, of Henry.
9th Dist.-John Rightly, of johnson.
9Th pist-Murray Briggs, of Sullivan.
9Th Dist-A. j. Boone, of Boone.
9th Dist.-W. r. Bowes, of Laporte.
10th Dist.-Albert Heath, of Elkhart.
11th Dist. VIM. Norton, of Huntington.
C. b. Bentley, of Franklin.
j. B. Norman, of Floyd.
On motion of Mr.. Lyon, of franklin. a
Committee of two was appointed to conduct
5 MIR. Robinson to the Chair. The President
appointed Judge Borden, of Allen, and Col.
Lyon, of Franklin, said committee.
Mr.. Robinson upon taking the Chair, was
greeted with three cheers by the assembled
multitude. He then proceeded to address
the Convention as follows
!. Gentlemen Of the COnrention:-
1t has been so recently that have changed
my relation to this Convention, that it cannot
: be expected that | am prepared with such an
address rs the occasion requires. / think !
can say enough, however, To Indicate in some
/, small degree III" high appreciation of the honor
L you have conferred upon me, and tender to you
my profound acknowledgements for it.
Befure go further. however, let me say thai
apprehend it has been known to many OF The
delega;es present. that for IA month past my
name has been used in connection with the nom
!, nation for Governor. | consented to that use
Of it with no personal desire on my part, bg'
. only At the earnest solicitation of Democratic
> friends, who insisted that it would promote IN,
harmony and interest of the party; and whil'
the delegates have been assembling for the pas
four days, ! have used some Of the usual anC
ordinary means which candidates may employ
to secure that nomination.
The conle I grew animated, and among some
Of our friends, warm-though | trust lite or nc
i'll -blood has been engcndered.
The friends who nj first solicited the use of my