Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07

Dr.. vas most remar kahle msn. and de
serve more Than the bret notice which want Of
time ioices "a TO NIKE "a dtv d. a. uu ~,
this eouhtv. ob River Duchea and Was ihe oldest
pfariitinner at merlIrine IN the Vest. he us in
the battle OF TIPS ec-noe-wrs an eleetur in the
II 'rris0n campaign II lc40. aud hsd al ed manv
Offices of honor and trust he was impulsve but
kind-he,r'ed and forgiving, aud had hosts Of
tue ieiends but 10 enemies-
KNOX CorSTY BoxD QUESTION Judge
NIBLAoK teIegraphs to the vincenoes Sun from
New York that the holders OF the Knox county
bonds. given to aid in the construction of the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad, have agreed IL the
compromise proposed by the county. This set
ties question which has been in litigation for
several years
-CARRoLL COUNTY The Democracy OF thi~
county met in mass eonv entou on the % day Of
AUGUST and nominated the following ticket:
For Clerk. Anthony Garrett; FOR Auditor. n.
VI Wright: for Recorder Milton R Graham; for
Commissioner. Henry Siberr: for Appraiser of
Real Estate, John A Haggard
! The Times saws of the convection:
+ The mass cow eniion 10 Camden on last Sat
urdaS was the largest assemblage Of the people ot
I. Carroll county ever before Witnessed outside oi
Delphi. AT least D 900 Of the veomanrv Of Old
,Carroll we're in counril At Camden on that dav
-The procession when formed was at least one
mile in length.
ORDER OF PROCESSION
Wagon drawn by nine yoke of oxen. decorated
with the American flag from forty to sixty pretty
women. hickory boughs and marshal music
Next. six horse team containing a similar load OF
lad h. a,l ehal a
! procession of about one hundred ladies and
gentlemen on horseback. from Democrat and
Clay townships. preceded by appropriate ban
ners ant music. Following Immediately after
this delegation were wagons containing returned
soldiers some home on furlOueh. some MANNED
and some physically incapacitated for the ser
vice Then followed the citizens generally with
banners. mottos music, hickory wagons con
J tanning f. miles and friends.
Alter the nominations were made. Hon David
| Turp;e. being present by invitation. addressed
the multitude in speech ~ an hour and halt
in length whirh was listened 10 with marked NJ
tentiOu bv all present. Senator Turpie certan '
has but fe~ equals orator in Indiana
The people have implicit confidence in him Cor
his honesty and state manlike bearing His
speeches. when delivered before an intelligent
kpeope. are always productive of good results
ECaDt Il. Drily being present. called
lsfor. and responded in short. eloquent and argu
rmentiye speech, el;cting great applause at almost
I:everv sentence The most pleasing. and thai
(which produced the most happy sensation of the
l.dav. was the popular and patriotic song. THE
Constitution ~ il j. the Union ~ il was" sung
Nv Miss Eversole. Miss Matte Miroy and Messrs
j hu G and d Il Odel. accompanied by the
flute. PLAYED by Cyru- Oiel Also a song sung
by the soldiers. which caused the tears to course
DOWN the cheeks of many of The ladies present
The meeting asa whole was one of the most en-
,thusiastic and pleasant gatherings of the kind
over held in Carroll county. This we believe to
BE the sentiment of all who attended it.