Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29
AFTERNOON.


DAVID s. GooDISo. of Hancock, entertained
the Convention a while He said while Jo
wRIeHr was off in Europe he was left at home
like fatheress colt He would not only pour
out Greek fire upon rebels. but the Lord being
his helper, he would pour ont hell fire upon
them.
The Committee on Electors and Delegates for
the State at large reported the following:
For delegates: Major Daniel Mace. of Tippe
canoe; James l.. Yeater, of Ripley. Contn-
gents: John Beard, of Montgomery; Isaac Jen-
kinson. of Allen.
For electors: Hon David S Gooding, of Han.
cock; Col. X. W Thompson. OF vigo. Contin-
gents: Madison Evans. of Lawrence; Maj John
ID. Evans. Of Hamilton.
Report adopted unanimously
The President announced the Committee on
appointment of State Central Committee. one
from each Congressional District.
The President read dispatch from Washing
ton, from Indiana Union men, indorsing the ad-
ministraton OF LINCOLN and MoRroS. and urging
the denomination Of the latter.
General ALVIN p. HovKY was then introduced
TO the crowd. JEFF. DAVIS dreaded the votes Of
those who heard him more than he did our
armies. He could lose two or three hundred
thousand men and il would not hurt him as much
as triumph over the corperheads of the North.
When the soldiers came back these men would
have to hide their heads. IL would take a writ
OF habeas corpus TO find one Of them. You could
not divide this Union. To maintain IL you must
subjugate the South-aye, subjugate was the
word He was one OF those who would take the
last copper from rebel He would disposscss
him of his lands aud divide them among the
loyal. He would take the corn from the rebel,
his fences from his fields, his mules and his ne
groes-and if the negro would not come willing
ly he would bride him and lead him off like a
mule. He had declined going on the ticket, but
he would vote for il and get his boys in the army
to vote for il. too-as many of them as he could
The Commttec on Nominations reported the
following. which were ratified
For Lieutenant Governor: Nathan Kimball, oi
Martin county.
Secretary Of State: Nelson Trusler. of Fay.
ette.
Treasurer: John /. Morrison, of Washin gton
Auditor: Thomas B. McCarty, Of Wabash.
Putnam.
Judges Supreme Court: lst District James II
Frazier of Kosciusko; ID, J. T Elliott. of Hen
~; 3d. Charles A. Raw, OF Marion: 4th r. G
Gregory. of Tippecanoe.
Clerk Supreme Court: Laz Noble of Knox
Reporter: Benjamin Harrison, of Marion
Superintendent Of Public Instruction: g. w
Hoss. OF Marion.
The committee thereon reported the following
nominations for electors. which were ratified:
First District. James G. Denning, of Knox
j. s Hoagland, Of Spencer.
Second: Cyrus F Nixon, of Clarke; Francis
Wetser, Of Lagrange.
Third: Henry E. Prichard, of Bartholomew
Madison Evans, of Lawrence.
Fourth: George Sexton, of Rush; w. V. Ki
ger of Franklin
Fifth: b F. Claypole. of Fayette; ] H. Mel
sixth: j. j. Wright, of Morgan: J. c. Green
of Shelby.
Seventh: John Osborn, of Putnam; Thoma
N. Wright. OF Parke.
Eighth: r p Davidson. of Tippecanoe; B
Gregory, of Warren.
Ninth: ] B. Bedford. of White; Aaron Guer-
ney, of Porter
Tenth: d R. Dickinson. OF De Kalb; Halle
Kbourne. Of Elkhart
Eleventh: John NJ. Wallace, of Grant; Jane
N. Tempar. of Jay.
The committee for the purpose reported tn
following State Central Committee:
Sixth District: Jacob T. Wright (Charman)
VIM. j. Elliott, John O. New. of Marion.
First District: Alvah johnson. of Wander
burgh
Second: VIM. S Terrier, of Parke
Third: Smith Vawter, Of Jennings.
Fourth: james Gavin, of Decatur.
Fifth: j. r Kbbey. of Wayne.
Seventh: George X Steele. Of Parke.
Eighth: Henry Taylor. Of Tippecanoe.
Ninth: Thomas 8. Stanfield, of St. Joseph.
Tenth: Wm NJ Ciapp.
Eleventh. W. W. Conner, of Hamilton.
The following district delegates to the Ma
tional Convention were appointed:
First District: j. @. D'Bruler; of Spence
Victor Wish, Cyrus N. Allen; of Knox. John 4
Mann.
Second: Isaac J Brown, of Floyd, Chas
Mason, Horatio Woodbury., Of Crawford: ID. "
LaFoIleit.
Third: W. M. Dunn, of Jefferson, Jas. Az
ans; George A. Buskirk. of Monroe, - Vav
ter. it
Fourth Wilson Morrow, Of Franklin; w. 4
Cullen, - Ferris. of Dearborn: James Berk
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