Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07
STATE ITEMS.

STATE ITEMS.
The Dearborn County Fair will be held at
Lawrenceburg, commencing on the l4th day Of
September.
The Frankfort Crescent says that the delega-
ton from that place to the great "Wa ar Democra-
cy" pow-wow at indianapolis. on the Doth, con-
sisted of one War Democrat" and several "War
Republicans"
The l04rH GoNE.-Last evening, after the
lO4th returned from the pic mic to camp. order
was received to leave Immediately for Detroit
About o'clock, It returned to the city about 900
strong, .nd formed in line upon the square. after
which il marched to the depot, took special
train, and left about 10 o'clock. The order was
not entirely unexpected, inasmuch as on Thurs
day night Col. Kise was directed to hold his men
in readiness to move immediately.-l Lafayette
Courier. t s.1 esldf
The Democracy of Putnam county at their
late conv enton nominated that reliable Democrat
and clever gentleman Mel Mckee for ie election
to the Office of Circuit Court Clerk. He has dis
charged the duties of that Office for nearly four
years, with great satisfaction to the people, and
predict that he will be elected by at least
FIVE hundred majority. The whole ticket nomn
ated is entirely unexceptionable and will sweep
the county. The Democracy of Putnam are
thoroughly organized and composed Of the right
material. and will do their duty at the approach
ing election IN. A. Ledger. sfs
The White county Democrat says of the
"War Democracy" meeting:
This county represented, we understand,
by John @ Hughes, of Norway, james q Sta
lev, of the Herald Monticello and Isaac Davis
men who never voted the Democratic ticket.
-DAvIEss County DEYocRAyIc CoSvESrloS
"A large and enthusiastic convention Of the De
mocracy of this county held at Washington,
on the 22i ut. The committee on resolutions
reported the following, (which were unanimously
adopted amidst the applause of the of LID
erty:"
LIST We unalterably attached to the Con
stituton of the United States and Of this State,
and the Union of the States founded thereon and
in every legal way will resist all aud every
violation of either from any and all sources.
2d We utterly reprobate and condemn the war
policy of the present Adminis.ratio as being
calculated to destroy the one and completely sub
vert the other.
Sd We believe, that while our State and Ma
tonal Governments secure TO us the full, fair and
unmOlested right of freedom of speech. freedom
of the press, and freedom of the ballot box and
protect US in the enjoyment of personal liberty
and personal security it is the duty of every cit
zen to sustain the Government; but, if either of
these rights shall he involved. will resist such
invasion peareablv aud according to law, if We
can. but Iorcibly if We must
4. That we do cordially approve of the course
pursued by our Secretary Auditor and Treas
urer of State in reference to the payment of
the interest of the public debt of the State, an
appropriation for which defeated by the ac
ton Of the Republican members of the last Leg
islature
5 We fully approve and indorse the conrse of
Hon. s. N Givan. our able representative in
the last Legislature.
6. The riotous conduct of Captain Childs aud
his company. and the action of the Loyal
Leagpers' of this county. at this place on Satur-
day, the 9th inst deserve and receive the merited
condemnation of every friend of law and order,
and the Republican party by silently connivine at
the slme, without any efforts to bring the guilty
parties to justice. are assuming fearful respon
sibility.
T. In view of the efficient services heretofore
rendered by r A. Clements, jr., as Prosecuting
Attorney for this judicial circuit, we cordially
recommend him to the Democracy of the Third
Judicial Circuit tor re nomination and re election
TO his present official position
Judge Baker. Hon. W E. Niblack aud Capt
Cutler DoF,bns addressed the convention
On motion the convention proceeded to nomn-
ate by ballet. with the following result:
For Clerk NJ Murphy: sor Auditor, R. n
Read; for Commissioner, John McCorie; for
Lind Appraiser. j. Crave. sa
After the nominees were announced, s N
Givan Esq m de some timely remarks, exhort-
inc the Democricy to be unwavering in their du-
tv. and promising victory The result
Great enthusiasm was manifested on the part
OF the vast assembly present. which exhibited
an unnistnkable feeling of determination to
support the ticket and overlook and sink per
for fha of fi,o ~
IN opposition to our political enemy, the Repub-
lican party.
-LAPoRTE CouNTY.-Tha Democracy of this
county will hold mass convention in the city of
Laporte on the 18th of September, to take into
consideration the present deplornbe condition of
the country, and for the adoption of such meas
ures as may be deemed best in the present crisis.
The Vincennes Gazette says the mail car
from the west. Monday last. brought the
private papers of JEFF. DAVIS, recently captured
by our forces at his farm in Mississippi They
were en- route for Washington City. Much
reasonable correspondence of the Democratic
leaders will no doubt come to light
ROYAL LEAGuERs "A correspondent writes
Us from Montgomery county that ''there now
no less than six companies of Royal Leaguers IN
this county. all armed with United States mus
kets." IL there are political organizations of
that kind in Montgomery county. there ought to
be 10 less than six companies of loyal Democrats
organized, armed with the same weapons A
preparation for is the best guarantee of
peace ttN
-WHAT MR. VOORHEES, DID SAY.-Some of
Mr. VOORHEES, political enemies have circulated
report that he, in his late speech here, coun-
selled resistance to the conscnpton and the
draft He counselled no such thing. He said
nothing that could possibly with any shadow of
truth, be so construed: but then every body knows
that a5olitouist does not stand upon truth.
He said the constitutionality of the act would be
testei If decided to be constitutions bv the in
dical tribunals of the land. he and his friends
wond obey l. as law. aud that il il was decided
10 be unconstitutional by the proper authorities,
he and his friends would stand with the courts,
and his enemies should stand there also This is
what he did say. and those who do not endorse
the sentiment not loval 20 the government
nor TO the form of government that protects
them Clay Co. Democrat.
--Governor MoRros is on visit to Washing
ton City AID New York IL connection with public
affairs We understand His Exceliency before
his return, will take trip to the White Noun
taius. and from thence through Canada on his
way home. As the court organ remarks, the
"gigantic efforts" of His Exceency requires this
brief respite from his arduous duties for the re-
cuperation Of his health.
"A GHouL-The court organ, edited by
| BERRY r. SuLGRovE. in noticing the death Of
GroReE w. SrrrLxR, ghoul like follows him with