Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10

Just before noon. having completed the business
which assembled IL by the nomination Of cand-
dates for State officers. Who will be elected on
the first Tuesday in October next. We but eI
press the general sentiment when we state that
the Union State Convention OF the Democracy Of
Indiana, which assembled on the 9Th Of January,
1862. was unsurpassed in numbers and in charac-
ter by any other as em5iage Of the kind which
ever convened ia the State. IL was composed OF
the solid men. the true men. the loyal men Of
Indiana. whose only object the preservation
Of tie Constitution and the Union ia their ongi
nal integrity-and to that purpose alone were all
its efforts directed The past divisions OF the
party were forgotten in the common determine
ton TO wrest the Government from the Goths and
vandals into whose hands il has fallen. and to
avert the certain destruction which their policy, if
persevered in. viii bring upon it, In these re
CARDS the Convention was decided success.
There may have been some difference Of senti-
uient in the Convention A. 70 the best means Of
accomplishing this end, aud the resolutions may
not have exactly met the views Of those who en-
terrain what may be termed extreme ideas upon
the montentous crisis Of the country, but we be
lieve is action will commend itself TO all con-
servative citizens. The resolutions utter a with
eriEg remoustrance and condemnation of the cor
rup,ons. and the imbecility Of the Adns;nistra.
ton. and the wicked schemes OF emancipation and
OF armng the slaves TO fight the battles of North
ern white irccmcn. which are boldly proclaimed
BY the Abolition party. They announce that
the object OF the Democracy of Indiana is the
preservation of the Union, not its destruction,
and that they know OF way TO preserve the
Union bat by maintaining the Constitution, not
only in letter. but ia spirit. faithfully fulfilling
all the obligations and respecting the guarantees
which il extends to every citizen. and to all sec
tons of the country alike. The spirit of the
Convention was developed in the enthusiastic re
Spouse which was given to the eloquent and able
sentiments expressed by it, President, Hon. THos
A. H,;NoRIcKs. in assuming the duties which were
deyolved upon him. And we know that the De
mocrscy OF Ia.iiana will most cordially approve
the action of their delegates, for who can doubt
but il s the reflection of the popular thought and
the popular wilII sa-'lss - 81
The ticket nominated is in every way unex
ceptionabe. This is admitted by all candid Re
publicans. TIE candidates are all men Of integ
rity, intelligence. of superior qualifications fer
the positions for which they are named, and they
are faithful to the Constitution and the Union. 1t
is unnecessary for US to commend to the people
of Indiana DR. JAMES s. ArHoS. our candidate
for Secretary of State, who for many years man
aged TIE the Hospital for the Insane with distn
guished ability and marked success; or JoE RIs
TIVE, as he is Familiarity known upon the Wabash
cur Candidate for Auditor of State good and
as true man as ever drew breath; or MATTHEW
l.. BRETr, our candidate for Treasurer of State
whose integrity is proverbal, and whose business
qualifications of the highest order; OSCAR
b. HoRp, our candidate for Attorney General, a
man of the incest sense of honor. aud known to
the profession as one of the most accomplished
OF its members; MiLTos b. HorKISs.
didate for Superintendent of Public Instruction,
who is not on respected for his ability. but has
the warmest regards Of all who know him. Ii is
ticket which will command the confidence of
the voters of Indiana. and one to whom they will
willingly confide the affairs OF the State, know
ing that in such hands It's interests will ever be
protected and promoted.
The people. even those who voted for the men
now in power, are already weary of Republican
msrule. They have no confidence in the sbiIity
of their 10 successfully administer the
Government. as they certainly have exhibited
none They know that the only hope Of restor
Ing the Union as il was under the Constitution.
is again to give aseendcncy to Democratic princ-
Pies 10 Democratic policy and to the Democratic
party. A revolution in public sentiment has
commenced which viii increase in strength until
every vestige Of Abohtonisn is removed from
power. The Democratic State ticket will be
triumpharily elected in October next, The
Democratic party. both State aud iatioual. have
often received the Government from their politi
cal opponents embarrassed and crippled hv mis-
rule. and the Democracy have restored il 20
health and vigor. and this work. from presen, in
dications. will be coniided to them again.
IL is the mission OF the Democracy to build up
to develop the resources and wealth of the
country. and 10 increase the happiness of the PEI
pie The Republican mission is before the coun-
try IL is result is disregaried Constitution:
once unisei nation divided and array i in frltri-
cidal aud ssnguinaTy strife OF magnitude and
intensity unparalleled in Tire worlds history the
national interests and industrial pursuits Of the
country Frustrated Nhom the gods wish a, de-
stroy they first make mad. ani madness evident
~ rules the party in power. Who can doubt but
the DAYS of -Abolitionism are eu.ie,i AMI tia, the
public Interests demand the restoration OF the
Democratic party to power!
Our Army Correspond
Aboiitionisrn. Confiscntion and the
CAMP January NJ 1861
EnfrcR SrSrISKL: / a IigA pirate IN an
Indiana re yiment in Kentucky and have A. much
right to opinions about Abostloaism corfiscarsen
Sc.ss Gen Fremont or old Cameron with his grand
army Of niger soldiers. 4 left NV family and
business 20 fight for the Uaion And the Cons ,ts
ton and will not he made tool of % DO dirty
Abolition woFA "a. the MAJ OF stealing Isggsss by