Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-28

Resolced. That the assumption BY the Admin
istFaiion Of the right 20 issue paper currency
ard make il a legal tender. and 90 establi-h bank
ing corporations IN the different State=. i one of
the most daugerou. assumptions Of lie iiDes.
and not only outrage upon STATE. CORPORATE
and individual righis, butealculaied AMI designed
10 control the moneyed power Of the country.
and thus centralze political power in the Federal
Government
Resolrsd. That the enormous frauds which are
constantly disclosed IN every branch Of the public
service. and the proiigaey and corrupt eIpeudi-
ture Of the public moneys IN our Nstional and
State administrations. most faily Justify the
solemn declaration IN Congress Of Republican
Senator from this State. viz: II declare upon my
own responsibility, as Senator. that the Hoer
ties Of this country are in great danger 10 day
from the corruption and from the prohieacy prac-
ticed in the various departmhnts of the Govern
meai than they are from the enemy IN the open
field +" The speedy return 20 The Democratic
principles Of strict accountability and economy in
National and State afisirs alone can save the
country from hopeless bankruptcy and ruin.
Resoieed, That We remember with becoming
pride and gratitude. the conduct of our soldiers
ia camp aud in tie field, and that extend our
hearty ympathies TO the friends of those who
have fallen by the bullet or disease
Hor Edmund Burke. OF Newport, rose and
read the following preamble and resolutions.
moving their adoption:
Whereas, The freedom Of the elective franchise
is essential TO the preservation OF public liberty,
and while that remains. all outrages and assaults
upon the peoples rights can be ultimately re
dressed and remedied without recourse to arms
and
Whereas The Administration al Washington
has in several instances interfered in the elective
franchise in several of the loyal States of the
H., h,, def md
pressing the true expression OF the people OF
those States. and subverting every fundamen
tai principle Of Republican Government; there
fore.
Resolved. That the freedom OF the ballot mus,
and shall be maintained sacred aud inviolable
and that we, the Democracy of New Hampshire
will unite with our brethren Of other States. by
force Of arms. IL need he, in resistance to every
attempt from whatever source IL NAV come. "a
overtutn and abridge. by menaces. or direct in
reference BY military force. the INDEPENDENCE
aud purity ot the ballot box in the ensuing elec
tons. State and Natoual and To this end We
pledge each 90 the other. and TO our brethren OF
other States, our lives fortunes, and sacred hon
Ors, being firmly resolved to maintain. at all haz
ards. orr rights as free aud patriotic citizens o
the American Union.
Resolued. further. That our delegates to th'
National Democratic Convention. TO assemble Al
fhiladeiphih, Tor the fominftton OF canuhhts
for the Presidency. be and arc requested 10 pre-
sent this subject 10 that body in order that suit
able measures may he devised for the protection
of the peoples rights. aud that men In powe
may he scasonably warned of the guilt aud peri
OF such auocioue treason against the sovereign,
and majesty of the people u involved In thu
attempt Co suppress the freedom Of the elective
franchise.
The reading of the preamble and resolutions
was frequently interrupted with cheering, an'
they we're adopted With unhnimois vote,