Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-25

whose lives so admirably illustrate the
advantages of the democratic priaei-
pies of our Government, the mes;
fitting representatives of the Amer
lean people in their deadly strus-
gle to maintain the government
against the rebellion of the aristocracv.
and the bes. aud truest opponents q
their fixed and uualterabis determine
ton that the war shall be prosecuted 10
the complete suppression of the rebel
lion, aud that slavery, rs cause aud
strength, shall be extirpated from the
soil of the Republic-we cordially rat
ify the nominations, and endorse aud
adopt the platform, Of the Baltimore
Convention.
Resolred, That we endorse the Off
cial course of our patriotic and able ex-
ecutive, Oliver p Morton, and approve
of his nomination; that we feel highly
gratiGed with the selection of our fellow
citizen, Col Conrad Baker, for the
Lieutenant Governorship, and will COZ
daily support the entire ticket and plat
form Of the State Union Convention.
Resolved, That the soldiers in and ont
of the field who have been imperihng
their lives and mourning dangers aud
hardships that the Union NAV live, de-
serve the warmest gratitude Of the Amer
lean people, that they are entitled to
their full share in the control Of the des-
TIMES of the nation with the ballot as
we'll as with the bullet, aud that prCvis-
ion should be made for enabling them TO
cast their votes in the ensuing Guberna-
terial and Presidential elections.
John ] Chandler. Esq, being called
on, addressed the Convention on the res
buttons, pending the vote On their adop-
ton
TIE Committee on Delegates reported
the following list Tor the coz Iteration
Of the Convention:
DELEGATES TO DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Pigeon Tolemskfp Ill. G. Gwathmey,
/ Asa Iglehart, Samuel Orr, Christian
Decker. W. +. French John S. Hopkins
WIN. Baker Charles Niele, g. W Rath-
bone, Henry Rocker, Wm. HeiImant
John Griess, John J. Chandler, August
Birkenbuseh, Victor Biseb, VIM. T Page
Samuel NJ. Archer, J. p Elliott, Fred "
/ Cook, James H. McNeely.
Union Toienship-Samuel Barker
John Walden, GusIave Kenamau, Wm
Martin, H. C. Fisher, l.. + McClsndoa
James Watts, James CraVeus, G. W
Moore, Wan Dornbuseh
Perry To,eaship Joseph Woodruff
James Wills, Philip Koch, Jr., PhiliT
Smith, r. IS Welker, W Harrison Odds
Christian Hiuenbaeh, Philip Koch, Sr.
German 1osrHShfp,-Jol.n Bamh, "
Riggs, Solomon Clark, A Schmidt
Joseph Fischer J. Y. Fares, VIM Far
quhar, John Farquhsr, Jacob Denzer, C
Higginbottom Sr.
Armstrong Township --Balthus Mey
err, Chas. Shouse, Daniel Morganthaler
Martin Decker, Levi Newman
Scott Totcnship-J. @. Potts, Johf
Truman, Michael Harold, Francis Tol
bert, John Ingle Sr., Charles Knowles
Christian Schumburg, Joseph Berridge
Arad MeCuieheon, Edward Kinder
Centre TotoRship.--tIiram Hopkins
John Whitehead, Joseph Shaw, Levi Frs
kline, VIM. MeChuteheou, Anthony Smith
Mr.. Sieinmitz, Andrew Brodie, Georg'
Longbein, Conrad Smith.
j Kaight ToloHship. John Hall, Wilson
Collins, J. S. Goodge, Albert Hazen. 4
Weisheimer, Abram Gihett, Morris r
Matheny, Arehippus knight, Wm. &
Vann, VIM Howard.
The Convention confirmed the person
recommended as delegates tothe DistriC
Union Convention to be held at Evans
vile on Wednesday, July p, 1864, Al
o'clock, 7. NJ
The following persons we're appolntet
as the Union Executive Committee 70
-1anderburgh county.
Pigeon Township John j. Chandler
VIM T. Page, John Greek, Victor Biseh
Z Newberry.
Knight Township. John Hall, Al
ehippus knight, NJ. r. Matheny.
Centre TonRshin-John Whitehead
Joseph Shaw, Hiram Hopkins.
Scott ToieHship Joseph Berridge, J
| G. Potts, Alex billiard.
Armstrong TowashiP.-B r. Bixler
Balser Meyer, Esau Newman.
German Totonship.-John V. Fares
c. Betz, - Fischer.
Perry TopHskip.-Philip Kosh, Jr.
jos. Woodruff, Daniel Wenzel
Union Township -Wm. Martin, Sam
Barker, Young MeClenden.
John j. Chandler offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously adopt
ed
Resolved, That our delegation to thl
Congressional Convention be instructed
that il they shall see proper TO cast ih'
vote Of the county for Cyrus NJ. Allen
Esq, Of Yinesnnes, for Congress, sale
vote will be entirely satisfactory TO tbii
Convention.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die
JosEPH p. ELLIOTT, President
Cvpra Il Diary Secretary