Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-12

-FfrTH DISTRICT CoSvESrf0S.-ln pursuance
Of . call Of the Democracy Of the Fifth Congress
sionsI Distric, Of Indiana. a meeting was held az
Newcastle. on Thursday the 9Th inst. when r.
G Kinney; Eco was appointed President. and
Joseph B. Res. Of Fayette. vas appointed Sec
Rotary.
On motion OF William H. Beck. of PAyet,e
county, the folio~ing preamble and resolutions
we're unanimously adopted -
WHEREAS. As convention for the nomination
of candidate for Congress in the Fifth Con
gressiona District. was called by the Democratic
party. 60 meet at Newcastie on the sth day of
September. 1864. and as the delegates from Fay
cite county accordingly met said appointment.
and the counties OF Wayne and Union were part
ly Represented. aud in all probability we as dele
gates will not be able to meet on the 18th inst.
Resolved. That We as Democrats and dele
gsSes. met this day. recommend the Hon John
) Reid. as a candidate for nomination At sail
convention.
Resolved, Tha. We will heartily endorse the
nomination that may be made on the 18th inst.
in the event that said candidate il Of the Demo
cratic party
Resolved. That inssmuch as there is not full
representation OF the counties present, that we
recommend general turn out OF the Democracy
at said time. aud that this meeting adjourn until
the 18th inst. and that these minutes be publish
snd in she Jetferscnsn at Richmond.
r. G kIszEr. OF Henry Co..
President.
+ j B. RrA. OF Fayette Co, Sec'y.
--GRASp FIzzLE-THE LINCOLN MEETING Al
NoBLEsvILLE Ma. EpiToR:-Y esterdsy was a
Gay long to be remembered by the good people
of this place. as the dny Of the grand rally oil
the Lincoln office holders and contr ,ct0rs. Well
alter the county having been notified by large
posters being posted in the public places Of the
county for some two weeks, calling on the
friends Of large contracts and OF holding on 10
the Offices. to rally in the town of Nobesville in
such numbers as would terrify the friends OF Nc
Clellan, the response was feeble.
The day arrived. and Hid the speakers. to wit:
Gen. s. +. Carey, OF Ohio. Judge d. 8 Good.
ing. aud Col. Thos. N. Stillwel-sll ready to
make speeches to the mighty host that they ex
pected to assemble. They kept sharp look
ont for the people from the country. Occasion
ally they could see man come in on horse back
Occasionally a man would drive in with two
horse wagon with some marketing. and some
times bis wife, caring more about the marketing
than anything else, when about 10 O'Clock, A
NJ. the grand procession came marching along
one Of the streets. and around the Court House
square
The procession, - il passed corner was n,
the result was four wagons and carriages. some
thing near n halt dozen men and ladies on horse
back. two snd two. and some eight or ten men
and boys riding on horseback. Some persons In
the crowd were trying to slug the song "Rally
round the Flag" but they did not make the mu.
sic that the song does when II comes from the
lungs Of Mcclellan Democrats.
Each OF the said speakers took his turn NJ ths
crowd. Some two or three hundred voters had
BY this time assembled IN front of the Court
House. The speakers were evidently in bad hu
NOR from their manner Of speaking and actions.
Each in his turn rsved and rsnted, stamped and
loaned, using all The hard names that are found
~ the Radical papers agains. Mcclellan and
Butternuts generally: but they must have been
convinced that the people are not with them
she real bono and sinew Of the country are
against them. Four years of such rule ought 10
sstisfy any people not blinded by selfish interest
o. crazed with passion.
There werea good many Mcclellan boys in
town, aud q better pleased sc, you seldom see
The fury OF tho speskcrs, and the abuse they
heaped on the Mcclellan Butternuts, only in
creased the mirthfulness OF those il Was intended
to deDolish. Look at = Democrat when you
would, ans there would De smile on his coun-
'cnsrce. CONSTITUTIONAL UNoS.