The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23
PNo0llN00 o. IN Wan
rxx roxEoy1Exx1so IN INDIANA.

1N1310o1fN0 14oW tn NORTH 81
TEE 0NE'0T IEELLEo IN INDIANA.
&e., -ke, &c.
Tradition to the intsrssting war sumlns-
n on oar ootsids, ~ append some further
sslsctions from the very latest northern and
Soathsrn Journals which have reached this
city:
lIDlA1A DlHocR ATTIC STATE coNvBn11oN-lMPox-
TAFT P1oc1Bpiaes-T18 PBoPLB fALKLU0 oVf,
&C., 80.
TIE following report Of the proceedings Of
the 1ndia1A Democratic state Convention,
which met at Indianapolis on the Sth inst,
We COPY from the tslegraphic columns Of the
Louisville Journal. They are highly impor.
tAnt - indicative Of the tendency OF public
sentiment among the Democratic masees OF
the North:
IrpIAyAPoLIs, Jan. S.-Ths % called Demo.
cratic Oonvonticn organized to-day with
Bingham, Of the SsssissI. a Secretary. It u .
packed affair. The machinery II controlled
81 Breckinridge msn, eleven Of that Electoral
ticket being delegates. The notorious John
The resolutions are hypocriucal. contra.
dictory, and are not satisfactory to MAORI.
~ Of me party. Numbers oflsading Douglas
men declined 70 participate. Col. Dunham
made spssch. fAvoring adjournment with
out nominating, but his speech was coldly
received, and the proposition voted down.
Nominations Will DO made Tomorrow.
IuprAxAPoLIs, Jan. s.-Ths Convention re-
assembled 1t O'Clock r. ID. A motion TO
adjourn till the 4th Of July was lost. Dur
Ing the absence Of the Committee on Resolu-
ttons the Convention was addressed BY
Hon. John q. Davis, in IN ultra secession
Tho platform and resolutions were then
reported, which are very long, and passed
under the operation Of the previous question.
The following IL an abstract OF the resolu-
tons:
/. That the restoration to power OF the
Democracy can alone preserve the Union and
the Constitution,
2. Indorse the principles heretofore put
forth by the National Convention Of the
8. The existence Of the Union depends on
the faithful Observance OF the principles Of
the Constitution.
i. Declares tho present civil war to have
mainly resulted from slavery agitation and
the consequent organization of q geographi.
cal party in the North, producing its cOun.
tsrpart In the South Of secession, disunion,
and armed resistance to tho General Gov
eminent, causing the calamity which we
have now to meet a. loyal citizens striving to
secure the best mode OF settlement calculated
to restore union and harmony.
6. Condemns the course Of the Republi.
cans in the last Congress In rejecting ali peace
proportions.
s. Peace and harmony would now reign had
the party In power shown the same desire to
settle internal discussions that it recently OK.
htbited TO avoid war with England
7. The restoration OF the Union can ONLY be
accomplished by the ascendancy of a Union
party In the South which shall, BY counter
resolution, .displace those who control and
direct the SOU thern rebellion, and to encour
- hv
stitutlOnal guarantees Of questions at issue
between the two sections.
S. The Republicans have fully demonstra-
ted their inability to conduct the Govern.
ment through the present dific ulties.
O. Says that the twin heresies Of North rn
sectionalism and Southern secession are in.
imical TO the Constitution.
10. Objects TO waging War in the shape Off
conquest OF suDJugatlon, and for the purpose
of ovsrthrowing and interfering with the
rights and institutions OF the south.
II. A war for the maintenance OF the gu.
premacy of the Constitution and integrity Of
the Union, We will sustain with al our On.
ergies.
Il Dsneunces all violations OF the Cousti.
tuition as usurpatons Of power.
Is The proposition to libsrats and arm
loyal citizens. disgrace to the age, and cal.
eulated to retard the suppression OF the rebel
lien.
IL A disregard of the writ Of laIaas corpss.
and the imprisonment Of citizens Of loyal
States, arc nagrant violations Of the Com
stitution.
Il Liberty Of speech and press are inesti.
mabls rights to citizens, and formidable to
ls. The seizure Of slidsn and Mason 1,
either legal or illegal. 1.-THE former, the ma
ton has been Inundated by their surrender
under . threat; il the latter, they should
have besn delivered mp before imprisonment.
hypocritical Is shown BY the partizan cha
ractsr Of all civil appointments, and party
caaclsing At Warrington.
plicating the heads OF the War and Navy De.
partments, demand q thorough Investigation
into all State and National expenditures, and
. speedy and marked example should bs
made Of all such birds of prey,
The 10th compliments the msritorious con-
duct Of Indiana troops In every battle flsld
whore victory psrched upon the National
banner, and sends the greeting of every
Democrat for their future achievements in
IsDIAHAroLIs, Jan. s.-Ths Democratic Con
vsn.ion made the following nominations this
morning: Sscrst ary Of State, James S. An
thon. Of Clark; Treasurer OF State, Matthew
L. Bett, Of Davisss; Auditor, Joseph Ristina,
Of Fountain Attorney General, Oscar =.
Hoard, Of Decatur; Superintendent Of Pub.
lie Instruction, milton h. Hopkins. Of Gin.
ton. The Con vention adjourned At II o'clock,
4. "a. sins 1sA
TIE voTIHs II BALTIMORE AT rnB xEcskr
1LBcfIoR-LINcoLN DIsPorIsA.=
From the Baltimore Repr5lican, of the 18th
instant, We learn that At the late election
held In that city the iEh-handsd tyranny
which has characterized Lincoln's reign
throughout this war manifested itself to a
greater degree than 1t any time since that
dsspicabls tyrant has been In power. Union
6ags were hoistsd over every voting place.
AID cards like the following posted In the
most conspicuous places, where they could
not fail to attract the observation of those
who intended to vote:
Proclamation Of Geaeral Dir
"All persons arc requested TO point ont to
individual attempting to vote, or who may
be present At the polls, who may have been
actually engaged In acts OF hostility to the
United States; or In actively aiding and aoet.
and especially those who, ON the 10th of
April, and subsequent days, took part in op.
posing the march Of the Unite States troops.
or In transmitting stores and supplies, or
forwarding porBOno or communications into
States engaged in the rebellion"
A. the morning advanced the excitement
and interest increased very perceptibly, and
the polls were soon surrounded by voters
AZ the voters Of the Democratic tisket APP
peared at the voting places many of them
were taken into custody and carried to the
station-Aous<s. and 1t soon became apparent
that thoee voting any other than the Union
sisted, arrested. Prisoners could be seen In
every direction. being carried to the sta tion.
housos, which lad the oGect Of com 81 eteIv
putting IN end TO the election 20 far a. the
voting was eonesrAsd o. the Democratic
The following gsntlsmsu were arrsstss and