Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-15
STATE ITEMS.

WARRIoK COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVEX
TIoS.-The Democracy of Warrick met in con
vention at Boonville on Saturday, the 18th inst
The following ticket was nominated:
For Representative, Robert Perigo; for Sheriff
VIM. Hudson: for Surveyor, Attis Pasco; for
Commissioner, n. q. Dubris: and for Corner,
DIR. a. McReynoIds.
The Committee on Resolutions through their
Chairman, A Frisby. reported the following,
which were adopted:
Resoiued, That the Hon. J. II. Mcdonald is
the choice of the Democracy of Warrick county
for Governor.
2. That the Convention recommend to the
Democracy of Indiana the name of Col. Charles
DENLY, OF Vanderburg county, for Lieutenant
Governor. and that delegates to the State
Convention are hereby instructed to use all hon.
orable means to secure his nomination for that
office.
g. That we cheerfuIly endorse the official
record of the Hon. John Law our worthy repre-
sentative in Congress.
T. That we heartily endorse the official con-
duct of Hon j. S Athon j. Rstine. Matthew
l.. Brett and o. b. Hoard, and hereby instruct
our delegates to vote for their re nomination.
B. That we the Democracy of Warriok county,
do recommend Judge j. W B. Moore for Com
mon Pleas Judge of this District. composed Of
the counties of Warrick. Gibson. Vanderburg and
Posev, and request our delegates to use all hon
orable means to secure his nomination.
Resolutions were also reported to the Conven-
ton by the committee, recommending the Hon
5. X Hamill for Clerk of the Supreme Court,
and Ho3 VIM. L. Niblack for Congress. but by
error of the Secretary they were not read
The convention was ably and eloquently adj
dressed BY Hon. David T. Land and Samuel R.
Hamil, Esq, and the speech of the latter is said
to have been exceedingly impressive and effect
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DAWES County DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Pursuant to notice, the Democracy of Davies
county assembled en- masse at the Courthouse
at Washington, for the purpose of appointing
delegates TO the Judicial. Congressional, and
State Conventions.
Judge X. A Clements was unanimously elect
ed President; R. A Slicer. Jr, Secretary. and
Arthur Connolly Assistant Secretary.
On notion committee OF one from each
township was appointed to select delegates to the
Judicial and Congressional Convention.
The committee reported large number OF
citizens from each township. and recommended
all those appointed, and all other Democrats of
good standing in the county - delegates to the
state Convention, 20 DC neiu on tue LIN "at Va
July, 1854
The following persons were selected as the
Democratic Central Committee. ~ serve for the
ensuing year:
James I Pierce. B. Goodwin. Davis Colbert.
T. a. Slicer. Sr.. Joseph Rhone Andrew Ward.
Louis Morgan, Pleasant franklin. Samuel bow
ard. Wesley Elkins. :. Decatur Dobbns, 10 I'm
Barley
s r. Hamill, of Sullivan county, and c. ).
Dobbias. Of Martin county addressed the Con
vention.
On motion. the 3Dth day of July was fixed up
on to hold Primary Elections in all the townships,
to nominate candidates for the various county
offices
On motion. the Yincennes Sun and Indiana
State Sentinel were requested TO publish the pro-
ceedngs of the Convention.
X A. CLEMENTS, Pres't.
L. A. SLIcEE, Jr., Sec'y.
ARTHUR CoSNELLY, Asst Sec'y.