Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-09

suits wculd follow: either they would not w0Fk.
and thus be supported out Of The earnings IT our
labor; or they would come directly N eompeo-
ton with our labor and being Of an inf rior class.
and not competent tn do a much work, nor do
il as well As the white nan. eur labor would BE-
DEGRADED and cl.apened: ani the whffe- man
would be driven 90 seek employment n compcfi-
ton with the negro and 10 accept as the reward
Of his labor, the standard Of prices whieh that
competition would fix
Mr. Cookery moved that each Congressional
District elect person n act as ore Of the Vice
Presidents OF the meeting.
Mr. Petit opposed lie thought such Offices
unnecessary. The President, II az any time ne
desired to leave the chair. could call upon any
delegate temporarily to 81: il.
Mr. Cookery replied that il had been the Gus
tom 20 have such officers.
Mr. Cookerlys motion was lost aud the Con
venticn declined appointing Vice Presidents.
On motion of Hon David Studebsker. of Al
len, Joseph J. Bingham WAS chosen principal
Secretary. and r. 5 Hastings. Of TippecanOe.
assistant
Hon Simeon h Wolfe. OF HarriSon. offered
the following, (amended during the reading ON
motion of Mr. chapnap.) which, after debate.
was adoped.
Rssofued. That a committee of one from each
Congressional District be appointed boy the dele
gates thereof and the same reported to the Con
vention. TO report a series OF resolutions for the
action OF the Convention. and that all resolutions
on the subject of Platform be referred Ia such
committee without reading or debate
| Mr.. Dougherty. OF Morgan. moved that the
Secretary call the Convention by districts and
that each district called designate the person
TO Represent il ON the Committee on Resolutions.
Carried. and the Secretary proceeded with The
call. the districts responding as follows:
COMMITTEES RESOLUTIONS
First District-W f. Niblack
+, Second District-'Simeon X Wolfe
Third District-Joseph W Chapman.
Fourth Disirict-Dr. George Berry.
Fifth Disirict-Laie Deve.in.
Sixth District. T.. Mcdonald.
Seventh Disuict-Arch;bad johnson.
Eighth Districts G Wilson
Ninth Dstric:-John Bro~nteld.
Tenth District. ID G. Nelson.
| Eleventh District-L. T. Mulligan.
| III. Davidson. of Marion. moved.that two
additional committeeman for the State n large be
appointed.
Mr.. Chapman opposed. and Ar. Dasidson's
motion was Withdrawn.
On motion it was ordered that each district Sc
lect member of the State Central Committe, the
Central District, the Sixth, selecting two.
| MIR Deven. of Wayne. offered the following:
| Resoiced. That this Convention will not 60 into
the nomination Of candidates until after the adop-
| ton of the resolutions.
Col Miller. OF Gibson, opposed the resolution.
We had met here to do all the work that was to
be done, to make nominations rs well resclu-
tons.
Mr.. Liston supported the resolution. He
for an old fashioned Democratic platform. and he
wanted the nominees to stand upon it, Sink
swim, let US stand by our principles. Let US have
the platform rst. and the candidates afterwards.
Judge Burt, of Davies, offered the following
in amendment to Mr.. Develin's resolution.
"And that, Immediately on the adoption of the
platform. the Convention proceed TO the nomina-
ton of candidates
A division of the question being called, the first
part OF the resolution as amended was adopted by
consent.
On the second part Judge Burt's amendment)
the vote taken 10y counties and decided in the
affirmative, as follows:
YEAs-Adams e. Allen l3; bartholomew :;
Boone z Backford ?: Brown 3; Clay Z; Gin
ton 6; Davies 6; Dearborn 10. Decatur !: DE
kalb 6: Ekhart &: Fayette 4; Fountain 6; Full
ton A; Franklin9 Gibson Z; Grant5; Greene o;
Hamilton D. Hancock 6; Hendricks 6; Henry 5.
Howard 4; Huntington 8; jackson {; Jay 4: Jeu-
nings 5; johnson 4; Knox q Kosciusko 6: La
grange 3; Laporte Lawrence o Madi-
son &; Marion IL !; Marshall 8 Martin
Ia; Montgomery 3; Morgan 6; Newton |:
Noble ;; Ohio 3 Orange Z; Owen s; Psrke
10; Pike 4; Porter 4; Posey I; Putnam 8;
Randolph 5; Ripley Z: Rush :; Shelby :: Spen.
Ger s; St. Joseph 6; Sullivan &; Switzerland 6:
Tippenanoe 10; Upton 3; Vanderburg T: Yer
million 3; Vigo 10; Warren g. Warrck Z: WAYNE
Ia; Wells 4; Whitley 4-Total 42l
NArs-Caroli s.; Cass {; Clark 10: Crawford
4; Delaware 5; Floyd 3; Harrison {; jefferson Z;
Monroe 5; Perry 5: Pulaski 3; Scots Stark
Total ~
On motion, candidates for nomination for the
several State offices were then named. as fol
lows:
FOR SECRETARY srATI-
Charles |. Barker, Of Madison; u. r Jones, Of
Bartholomew: DIR. J. r. Henderson. OF Howard:
Dr. J. $ Athon, Of Marion W Beach. Of
Marion; VIM. H. Jones, of Allen; John T. Dunn.
of Laporte-
AUDITOR or STATE
Joseph Ristine. Of Fountain: Willis n Hsr-
grove. of Gibson; Scot, Noel. of Parke. joseph,
V. Bemusdaffer. Of Decatur. john c L.o;x e
Wayne; Ben. 7. Douglas. of II lrrison. (sith-
drawn)
\ TREASURER oF STATE.
n Matthew l.. Brett. OF Davies; ". H. Talbot,
Ia Marion. ,-,n,v.r .,x..,
\ Bayless W Hanna. of Nigo; J G Applega;e.
% Carroll; Jeremiah Smith. of Randolph: r.
Johnson, of Henry; John Baker. Of Knox: Jas.
A. Scott. o. Putnam; Oscar y. Hord. Of Deca-
tur. lwithdrawn subsequently,
sUPkRISrExDEsr OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
Alex. J. Douglass, of Whitley, r. c. Hibben.
of Rush, Saml. L. Ruyg. of Allen. Milton II.
Hopkins. of Clinton, r. NJ. Weaver, Of Tippe-
canoe twithdrawn).
Mr. Petit moved that each Congressional Dis-
tricf report TO the Convention it, nomination Cor
representation on the State Central Con.,nitfec.
Carried.
Hon Delana r. Eckels, Of Putnam. offered
The following, which was adopted: