Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

the previous question, the counties voting as fol-
lows:
YrAs-Adams a: Allen ID; Bartholomew g;
Boone Z; Blackford 9; Brown g. Carroll 6; Cass
s; Clark 6; Clay 6: Clinton s; Davies s; Dear
born 10; DekaIb 6; Delaware 4: Eikhart &; Fay
elite 4; Fountain s; Fulton 4; Franklin 3; Glib
son 6; Greene 6; Hamilton 5; Harrison 8; Han
cock 6; Hendricks 5; Henry 5; Howard a; Jack
son s: Jasper 1 I: jay a; jefferson Z; Jennings s.;
johnson u Knox =: Kosciusko s; Lagrange 3;
Laporte 8; Lawrence 8; Madison 8; Marion IS;
Marshall s.; Martin 2; Monroe 5; Montgomery
9; Morgan 6; Newton /; Noble 5; Ohio 3;
Orange z: Owen 6; Parke 6; Perry ?; Pike 4;
Porter 4; Posey Z; Pulaski 9; Putnam 9; Ran
dolph 5; Ripley 4; Scott 3; Shelby 8; Spencer
s; Stark /; st. Joseph 6: Sullivan 8; Switzer
land s. TPpeeanoe io Upton 81 y, unlSn 8 Van
Warren 3; Wayne 8; Wells 4; White 3; Whit
ley 4-43l.
NAYs-Clark 3; Crawford a; Decatur .; Della
ware 1; Gibson 1 Grant S; Floyd 9; Hendricks
i; Huntington 6; Martin 2; Perry 3; Ripley 3;
Rush ia
SO the resolutions we're adopted.
Mr.. English moved that the Convention ad-
journ to meet in this city on the Fourth day of
July next, and demanded the vote upon the
question by counties
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table
Hon. C. L. Durham argued in favor of an ad-
ljounment and postponement Of the nomina-
tons A very considerable portion of the Demo
cratic party desired the postponement, and it was
the part of wisdom to heed their wishes in the
matter. He reviewed Mr. Prossers motion to Ia
BILE Mr. EngIish's proposition.
Subsequently Mr.. Prosser withdrew his motion,
and upon direct vote Cd Mr. English's PROPOSE
ton by counties the result was as follows:
YEAs-Cass 8; Clark 10; Crawford 4; Della
ware 5; Floyd 3; Harrison 8; Henry 5; Jay a;
Monroe 5; Morgan 1; Perry 5; Pulaski 3; Ripley
Z; Scott 81 Wabash 5-Total y.
NArs-Adams 4; Allen l3; Bartholomew 8;
Boone 4 Blackboard Brown 3; Carroll 6; Clay
6, Clinton 6: Daviess 6; Dearborn 10; Decatur
4; De Kalb 6; Elkhart 6; Fayette a; Fountain
6. Fulton 4; Franklin g. Gibson 7: Grant s.;
Greene 8; Hamilton 5; Hancock s.; Hendricks 6;
Howard 4; Huntington 6; Jackson 3. Jasper L;
Jefferson Il Jennings 5; Johnson Z; Knox q;
Kosciusko s; Lagrange ); Laporte 8; Lawrence
s; Madison &; Marion Is; Marshall s; Martin A.;
Montgomery 3; Morgan 5; Newton 1, Noble 5;
Ohio 3; Orange z; Owen 6; Parke 6; Pike 4;
Porter 4; Posey Z; Putnam 8; Randolph 6; Rush
7; Shelby 8; Spencer 6. Stark l.; St. Joseph .;
Sullivan s; Switzerland 6; Tippecanoe 10; Tip
ton 3; Union 3: Vanderburg {; Vermillion ); Vigo
To- Warren 3; Warrick 4; Wayne 8; Wells A.;
Whitley 4-Total 800
So the Convention refused to adjourn until the
4th of July next, and took recess until o'clock
A. NJ, January 9.
SECOND DAY.
Pursuant to adjournment this body convened
in Metropolitan Hall Thursday morning at 8
O'Clock
The President, Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks,
called the Convention to order.
On motion call of the Convention was order.
ed by counties, and the responses of those present
were as follows: IS ~
Present-Adams, Allen, Bartholomew, Boone,
Blackford, Brown, Carroll. Cass, Clark, Clay,
Clinton, Crawford, Drvess, Dearborn. Decatur,
Dekalb, Delaware, Elkhart, Fayette, Floyd,
Fountain, Fulton, Franklin, Gibson, Grant,
Greene. Hamilton. Harrison, Hancock, Hen
bricks. Henry. Howard, Huntington, Jackson.
Jasper, Jay, Jefferson, Jennings, johnson, Knox,
koscusko, Lagrange, Laporte, Lawrence, Madi-
son, Marion, Marshall. Martin, Monroe, Mont
gomery, Morgan, Newton, Noble. Ohio. Orange,
Owen, Parke. Perry, Pike, Porter. Posey Pulas-
Xxi, Putnam. Randolph, Ripley, Rush, Scott,
Shelby, Spencer, Stark, St. Joseph, Steuben, Sui
Ivan. Switzerland. Tippecanoe, Upton. Union,
Vandcrburg Vermillion, Figo, Wabash, Warren,
Warrick. Wayne, Wells, White and Whitley.
ABsESr-Benson, Dubois, Lake, Miami and
Washington.
Hon. Joseph F. Mcdonald, of Marion, the
call of the counties being concluded, rose to
withdraw the name of W. H. Talbot as a candi.
was eloquent in his eulogium upon the sterling
qualities of that gentleman.
He was stauuch Democrat; a man who was
willing henceforth as he had always proved him.
self heretofore to do all that lay in his power fol
the success of the Democratic ticket and the tri-
had been a candidate tor the nomination for
Treasurer of State. That harmony might be
promoted and every thing done in so far as might
be in Mr. Talbotts power to promote the victory
which was certain for the Democracy in October
next, he withdrew his name from the list of can
didates
The Convention, seconded by the President
endorsed the high eulogium pronounced upon Mr.
Talbot by Mr.. Mcdonald, and applauded hi,
seIf-sacri6cing patriotism.
TREAsuRER OF STATE.
There being no other candidate for Treasures
Matthew l. Brett, of Daviess, he was nominate,
by reclamation.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot FOL
a candidate for Secretary of State The nomi
nations were. Charles l. Barker, of Madison
Benjamin +. Jones, of Bartholomew, DIR. j. T
Henderson, of Howard DR.. James. s. Athon, o
Jones. of Allen and John P. Dunn, Of Laporte
After the first ballot Messrs. Henderson, Dunn
and w. H. Jones we're Withdrawn.
The second ballot resulted as follows: Barker
80; B. F. Jones, 40; Athon. 264 and Beach, SO
Shole number of votes cast, sol, necessary to
choice, 25l.
DR.. Athon having received 264 votes, he wa
declared the nominee of the Convention. and OF
motion, his nomination ratified unanimously
AUDITOR or STATE.
The candidates in nomination were Joseph Ris
tine, of Fountain. J. V. Bemusdaffer, of Decatur
Scott Noel, OF Parke, j. C. Lutz. of Wayne. an
Willis ID. Hargrove. of Gibson.
Before the bsIoting was proceeded with tn
name of Mr. Noel was withdrawn
The result of the first ballot was Ristine
266; Bemusdatfer, ia; Hargrove. IA Lut1
30.
Joseph Ristine having received a majority 0
all the votes cast, was declared by the Presiden
the nominee of the Convection and his nomina
ton was unanimously ratified
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The candidates were Baxless W Hanna 9