The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-05
Public Sentiment.

The Democracy of Knox county, Indiana,
Uhc place of residence of Hon. w. E. Niblack)
met in mass meeting on the 10th instant, and
unanimously passed the following resolutions:
Resolved, That we have undiminished conf
dence in the integrity and patriotism of the
present National Administration, believing, as
we do, that in all the measures promulgated by
it the prosperity, peace, harmony, aud pcrpct-
uity of the Union we're the only objects in
view.
Resolved, That VIC pledge to the nominee
of the Charleston Convention our undivided,
cordial and hearty support.
Resolved, That we have unlimited conf
dence in The ability and integrity of our true
and faithful representative, VIM. f Niblack.
whose whole course gives us assurances that
we have put our trust in one every way wor-
thy.
Resolved, That the recent tragic events at
1Iarper's Ferry warn us of the dangerous ten
denotes of abolitionism, and that We fully sus-
tain the authorities of Virginia in the summa-
ry manner in which the ringleaders of the plot
were deal wth.
1SpIASA.-Ata meeting of the Democracy of
ltawan:ba county, held at Fulton on Monday.
2sh of November. to appoint delegates to the
State Convention 10 be held at Jackson on the
I'd Monday in December, to nominate delegates
to the National Convention, at Charleston. to
nominate candidates for President and Vice
President of the United States, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the Democracy of Itawamba
county, in Convention assembled, have an abid-
ing confidence in the integrity, patriotism, and
justice Of the national Democracy of the Union
and regard it as the only party that has the
power and the will to protect the rights Of the
South under the Constitution.
Resolved, That it is the duty of all who be-
lievc in the principles of the Democracy of
the Union to cultivate spirit Of harmony and
good feeling in order to ensure another tn
umph in the approaching Presidential contest
over the united opposition, and to that end to
meet us brethren in National Convention to re-
endorse its constitutional principles and to
nominate candidates upon whom true Demo-
Gratis eau rally in every section of the Union.
Resolved, That the Democracy of Itawamba
county have entire confidence in the integrity
and patriotism of JAMES BUCHANAN, and
receive the position of the Administration as
expressed by Attorney General BLACK as being
eminently sound and conservative upon the
territorial question and the rights of the South
therein.
THE ADMINIsTRAT1oN.-What may be
said Is the contrary by the fiery abolition Gle
ment at the North, the administration of JAMES
BUCHANAN has been, and is in all that consti-
tutes an impartial and national Administration,
complete success. Called upon, as he was.
to preside at that most ~Htical point in the his
tory of our country, when, for the first time
the issue seemed to be Nationality, Us. Section
alism. he brought to bear those elements oft
sound conservatism which have proved to the
world at laHle that in him were united that
love of country which knew no geographical
lines, and in whose heart the flame of national
Democracy was ever burning NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ign Standard.
Gs- We learn that plot was discovered
few days ago, at Dardanele, for an insurrec-
ton of negroes. Upon the discovery of the
plot, the negroes implicated several white men.
two of whom were hy the name of Brooks, who
we understand, were arrested. We will wait
of all the facts before we shall
say much about it, These things should arouse
the people of the State to prepare for the in.
Pidious working of Abolitionists amongst US
n. Smith TINES, SM
A Democratic paper says Helpers book
is nothing in itself, but its endorsement by &c
members of Congress is by no means trihe."
siSty-eignt members of Congress, then can
make something out of nothing
- Three thousand inebriates have applied
or admission to the New York State inebriate |
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