Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

the Douglas and Breckenridge divisions Of the
Democracy. The different factions agreed q
ds0p ali former difference and forgiying and for
getting their late estrsngement from cach other.
resolved that in the future the Democracy OF this
State shall be united "as one man." all standing
firmly on the Democratic platform adopted this
day. and 20 forth 10 battle and victory Tie
Convention not only the largest ever held in
the State, but the most harmonious. and from the
delegates representing the various counties Of In
diana. le.Irn that the Democracy are gaining so
rapidly in imaginable and strength that at the Dc
tober election se will give - .000 MAJORITY for the
Democratic ticket. The platform pleases every
body. enunciating the true position Of the IA
tional Democracy.
The Louisville Democrat makes the following
comments:
We publish in another column the resolutions
OF the Democracy of Indiana Taking il alto
gether. it is noble platform, and gives US great
deal Of truth and sound doctrine The only OBJ
lection is little too much party virus IL is no
time now to repe men from our ard who have
differed with Ne heretofore If they disposed to
now work for the same end II is a fact that a
large number Of the Republican party in Con
gress are voting against all the radical measures
that are offered. Instead Of a sweeping denunc-
alton, that leaves no exception. let thank the
men who resist the sectional current in which
their party seem 90 be drifting The Union. on
the basis of the Constitution needs all the help it
can get in this hour of trouble.
The people South, however, ought 70 be as
sured BY This Convention that they have friends
in the North who will do them full Justice; who
have no sympathies with AbOlitonism. or any
liberation OF IT, We believe they are a majority
of the North to day in nearly every State and
nothing but party bitterness will preventa com
bination of the conservative men in that region.
Let all and in the cause who have the same end
in view.
Ii is truth. as certain as that of holy writ.
that the Republican program ne. as It is nterpre
ted by the Abolition wing or that party, can not
be carried out in this country This rebellion Will
last forever under such programme.
The contest must be settled NJ last bv Nation
al Convention, where the States shall meet %
equals; but at present the Confederates spurn a
Convention. They Will listen To no such over
ture; and until the power of their present leaders
is broken, there can be no hope of a Convention
/ Their ssue-a division ofthe Union and no com
promise-can never be accepted, 1t would be
fatal to both sections of the country
PHE Stare CONFERENCE.-The Democratic
State Convention was very large, harmonious and
enthusiastic. All the counties in the State, but
about five. were fully represented
The platform adopted is eminently conserva-
tive and patriotic, and can not fail to receive the
approval of every Democrat and conservative
! man in the State
The ticket is composed of the very best men OF
the State. and will command the support of all
who desire the success OF conservative and faith
| fut men.-Terre Haute Journal.
THE STATE Characteristics body which as.
sembed on the oth of January 1862. was unsur-
passed in numbers and in character by any other
assemblage of the kind which ever convened III
the State. lie was composed of the solid men
/ the true men, the loyal men of Indiana. whose
only object was the preservation of the Constitu-
ton and the Union IN their original integrity
and to that purpose alone all its efforts di-
rectsd. Harmony and unanmty characterized
every action of the Convention, and IN enthusi
ssm prevailed unequalled by any meeting ever
held in Indiana The ticket selected is unex
ceptionable in every respect, and we predict its
election by 10000 majority. The resolutions
/ though not quite strong would desire
them, are nevertheless good and patriotic John
son County Herald
/ DEMocRATIc STATE CoSvENTIoN.-The Demo
cratic State Convention of Indiana assembled nj
/ Indianapolis, Wednesday, January Sth, 1862
An organization was effected by choosing that
I great statesman and patriot. Thos A. Hendricks
to preside. IL one of the largest delegate
Conventions We have ever attended in this State
anu considering the state OF the country, and the
] great interests involved in the solution of the
great problem now engrossing the attention OF
the American people. and the additional fact that
it was the first Democratic State Convention held
/ IN the North since the commencement of the civil
war. il was the most harmonious meeting ever
held in this State
The resolutions are truly patriotic and conserv-
alive in their sentiments and such as every Dem
ocratic Union loving citizen of the United State.
will not fail TO readily endorse. -LawrencebrgI
Register.