Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07
INDIANAPOLIS IND, MONDAY, SEPT. z. 1868.

STARK CovSrY.-The Democracy of "Old
Stark" met in convention on the 18th inst, and
nominated the following ticket: for Treasurer,
WlSGArE PRETrYMAS; for Recorder, SYLVESTER
A. McCnAcKIs; for Commissioners. ID district,
JESSE JACKSON; for Real Estate Appraiser,
CHRISTOPHER HILLABoLD for Coroner, SAMUEL
SMITH.
81 The Press says of the ticket: ar.a
. Democrats of Stark. the ticket to be supported
by you this fall is nominated It is one worthy
Of your support. The men are all honest; some
of them you have tried. They have been weigh
ed in the balance and not found wanting If you
are opposed to tn revolutionary proceedings Of
the boiling members Of the last Legislature; if
you are opposed to the action of Gov. Morton in
refusing to convene the Legislature to make the
necessary appropriation TO pay the interest on the
State debt; IL you are opposed to the swindling
thieyiDg horde of abolition contractors tolerated
by the Administration of Abraham Lincoln, then
you will not falter in support of this ticket
There is no dodging the issue. Every vote cast
8 In opposition TO this ticket--even if il is only
county ticket--is a vote in favor of intolerance,
corruption. theft, plunder and abolitionism.
Choose whom you will have to serve you, re
membering that by your votes shall you be
known. 1iaas5 1l
-PUrSAM CoUSrY-The Democracy of this
county will hold convention at Greencastle on
Saturday, the 18th Of September to nominate a
candidate for Real Estate Appraiser. Good
speakers will be present from abroad upon the
occasion. fri ~
MIAMI GouSrY.-The Democracy of this
county viii meet in delegate convention at Peru,
on Saturday the 18th day of September at o.
clock p NJ to nominate candidates for the var
Gus county Offices to be filled at the ensuing
October election. ~-
The First National Bank Of Warsaw will be
opened for business within the next three weeks
The stock, we learn. has nearly all been sub
scribed for. The Office will be located in the
basement Of Cosgroves building, which is at
present used by John Anderson barber shop.
but which is 10 be removed soon. From this the
Northern Indianian Judges that shaving" will
be continued at the old stand.
Hon. w. @. Graves, State Senator from Kos
ciusko, will be cashier of the institution-Fort
Wayne Sentinel te,tt
The Democracy of johnson and adjoining
counties will have grand pic nic at Liberty, on
Saturday. September 18th, 1863.
The Evansville Journal says that the to-
bacco crop of last year has now about all gone
forward, and that it was very large. More than
10000 hogsheads passed through that city alone,
and the crop this year will be much larger
Forty one of the gallant boys of the 23d In
diana arrived from Vicksburg on Thursday on
furlough. NEST of them being sick or wounded.
The President has pardoned DANIEL SrouT,
IL. n.
Court of this State, for harboring REUBEN SrouT,
a deserter from the Union army.
There will be Democratic rally at Rensse-
laer on the 5th day of September. Everybody
is invited to attend, Several fine beeves are
now fattening. which will be served up on that
occasion.
-THE WAR Meeting This morning we
went down to the platform to see the War De
mocrats And oh, what n sight Wolves in
sleeps clothing Men stealing the livery of
Heaven. or. what is worse. the Democratic name,
to serve the devil in. As mass they were all
Repuhlicans-the same old sinful Republicans of
yore Why they don't like that name is obvious
enough. Thet are species of black snakes,
that change their coats every four years. In
1852 they were the old rank abolition party; in
1854. the Know Nothing party; in 1856. the free
State, free speech free press. and Kansas shrek
ers: in 1858, Disunionsts and Wide Awakes; in
1860, Republicans and very garulous; in 1862
they became tle unconditional lovalists and shin
plaster party; 10 1863 thev are War Democrats,
anti Constituencies and Spiritualists Upton
Democrat.
-ELKHARr County The Democracy Of Elk
hart met in convention on the 22d of August.
The Goshen Democrat says:
The Democratic nominating convention which
convened here on Saturday last was largely at
tended by the best class of citizens from all parts
of the county. 1t was pervaded by u jealous.
earnest feeling. amounting to enthusiasm, and in
this respect, well as in point of numbers. was
marked contrast to the gathering on the pre-
ceding Saturday Though there was consider
able competition for the different nominations.
the action harmonious and united, the tick
ct nominated receiving the unanimous and hear
ty endorsement Of every member.
The following excellent ticket was nominated:
For Auditor AMAsA N. HAscALL; for Recorder,
A. b. GRuBB: for Surveyor, J. T. HAvILANp; for
County Commissioner, SAMUEL r. MILLER; for
Real Estate Appraiser. R TEFr.
THE Mass MEETING AT Fort RITNER.-A
correspondent writes us as follows:
One of the largest crowds that ever assembled
in this vicinity filed our grove to day, (Satur
day, August 49, the occasion of the Democratic
gathering Hon. Jason B. Brown, OF Jackson
county. the distinguished young champion of
Democracy, was the principal attraction. Having
listened with pleasure to many of this young
orators able efforts, both in our Legislature and
in various parts of the State, we can safely say
that his speech to day was among ths most forci
Bile Of them all. The future has much 10 store
for this talented gentleman, and we shall be
much surprised il the prediction of his many
friends are not fully realized. Iregret that an
not able to place his able speech before your
Democratic readers. II was full of eloquence
and sound doctrine, and went directly TO the M
derstandings of the sturdy farmers who focked in
crowds to hear.
Judge A. B Carleton of Lawrence followed
Mr. Brown In an able address of an hours dura
ton 1t was full OF truth, logically arranged,
and was well received.
Col. C. l. Durham made few unsatisfactory
remarks by way of explaining his position" and
"policy," but the plain people desired the fat
footed thing; the unvarnished truth; they want
leaders who are actuated by the proper .'policy"
in these perilous times; who will show both sides
of their hands 1t is difficult for professed Dem
oerats, with shoulder straps" to go before the
people 9th fair criticism of the war policy of
the Administration-and the farmers want to
hear the truth with regard 10 the war.
II was big day for the Democracy. The i'm
mense crowd dispersed with three cheers for the
Union and three for the Democratic tickets of the
several counties.
-FRosr IN AUGUST Saturday night and last
night we had quite severe frosts, which we are
sorry to learn have almost entirely destroyed the
corn and buckwheat, Potstoes are very much
injured, and vines and garden vegetables gener
ally more or less destroyed. eE.ltl. f.,|