Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07

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+ DnoeRITIc CorSTr CosyDTlos.-Ai reg
ulnr meeting OF the Democracy OF Brown eognty.
Indiana, in Convention assembled. at The Court
House, 10 the town % Nashville. September 3oss.
Is65st5e fo,loving Froceedioe, we're bad:
.conventon was called TO order b. Eugene Gu
ley chairman Of the Democratic County Central
Committee .t.-.
hon willism Tsxsait vas called 70 the
Chair, aud FsiI G. Matthew appointed secTe-
taTy.
% notion Of WIN H. Bsinbridge. commi,
tee Of two from each township wa appointed on
resolutions. ~ follows: -
Wn II. Bainbridgs, Eugene Culiey,
Cook, Wm r. Tsgsat, Jacob Stephens Sam
vel Fleensr, John W adsvorth J. A. Mckinpey
james Arwine and Hugh Mooney. who reported
the following resolutions, which were unani-
nously adopted:
Where's DeemlDg is cur duty as Democrats
70 defae our position on the new Issues before
the American people, ne adopt the following
resolutions: s<r .aauesH. -
/ Resolved, That We are now. as We always
have been! in favor Of ptrpetustng The A.neri-
can Union in accordance with the Constitution
IF the United States, and defending il from
81 attacks from within or without the Govern
ment
?. That We are opposed to negro suffrage
Believing as We do, that it will De the best for
hnth Tn In. the or, o. - The A
lean people in the hands of toe white race as our
fathers placed it. ..--
3 That We heartily approve of the policy oil
President johnson in recognizing the States
lately IN n ebellion against the Govern ment, and
re regard the same as beacon. light that will
lead back the American people TO 9 perpetual
union. not only Of territory, but Of heart aud
mind. spon the principles Of the American Con
ssirution, and we pledge him our earnest and
hearty support In carrying out said policy.
That We are in favor of equal taxation
and will use our influence in every legal mode In
our power TO cause the Govern inert bonds 20 be
saIsd as other property
5. That are in favor Of Congress grant
re lands or bounties TO oar soldiers who have
only received one hundred dollars bounty, ma
king thsm equal, as regards bounties. to teose
thst navsfsceivet Ihree aud fosr hundred dol
lars. believing that Justice 70 our brave veteran
soldiers, who enlisted &c nT5t Tor small DOnnNe8,
requires tina. il shall De done.
That We Welcome home our brave soldiers
and mourn With them the loss OF their departed
eomrasss and pledge them a helping hand Ia
taking care Of he widows and children of those
that have lost their lives in their country ser
vice. and ask them 20 stand by President john
son and give him helping hand in recognizing
tbs States lately III rebellion in which they so
ncoly helped TO suppress armed resistance to
law
T. That we brand a. false the charge made by
the Republican politicians that We were or ever
have been the soldiers enemy. We often differed
with the Republicans to their policy but the
soldiers always had our wsrmest sympathes.
8 That we are in favor of enforcing the pro-
vision OF the Constitution Of Indiana. which pro
hibits negroes moring into this State. and also
prohibits their employ ment.
Ga motion. q Committee On ratio was ap-
pointed. who reported that tho ratio should be
one vote for each fifty Democratic votes cast At
the las. general election and one vote for a
fraction OF twenty Eve over. which
cepted oy the Convention, as follows: Hsmben,
four votes; Jackson. three votes: Washington.
four votes; Van Buren,. four votes. and johnson.
one vote Total sixteen votes 4gEsf
On motion. the Oonventon proceeded TO the
nomination. OF County COMMISSIONER. Connty
Surveyor, and Coroner
On the fret ballot for Commissioner. Hannibal
l. Mead received nine votes, and Lewis Tull
seven votes
On motion, the nouia alton vas made unsui-
nous
Oh the first ballot TOR Surveyor, Leind.s Al
ders received steven votes, and John 7. Wright,
FIVE votes g .tl
NOUS
On the first ballos FOL, Coroner, james Hamp
ton, received all the votes.
On motion, County Democratic Central Com
mittec WAS appointedas follows: 80
Messrs. Eugene Galley. Chairman. Richard l..
CoffeY, James ArwiBe. Hugh Mooney, John
Wsdsworth. James a Mckinney, Stephen B.
Cook. WD. TsggAr:, Sr., Allen ). Anderson,
Rev ). Brumme.
The Convention WAS addressed by WIN. Tag
gsri, R,chsrS L. Coffee, Eugene Galley and VIM.
n Bainbridgs.
% motion, the proceedings we're requested to
be published 10 the State Sentinel and Nashville
Union.
Ga motion, the Convention adjourned.
WILLIAM TAseARr, Chairman.
FELIX g. MArnrSI. See.
Hoes.- Robert Morey. Esq. of our CITY, is Of
fering $40 30. gross weight, for hogs of 275
rounds and over. delivered from the let 20 the
18th of December .-Lafsyette Journal.
A-SfcrSrss is a great deal Of sick
ness prevailing in this county, which 10 generally
sscribsd- 10 Sue Get GUNNER and warm weather
curing September,- Both of our csmpositors are
nos SICK and uuabie 10 work.-Suilivan Dem
osst
Mir CIV Jones. Of this city. has co
menced suit for damages against the parties
who arrested him sometime ago and sent him
from this city 10 indianapolis under guard. Ser
vice vas this morning served by tne sheriff on
Cslt. J. p. Reynolds, who was prominent in the
srest and false imprisonment The Captain
vas not wen pleased with the writ-Neu Albany
Ledger. ID inst. tre raH
FARMING PArs-Mr John Nu,tsr. who came
30 1Ip,ou county about twenty years ago q poor
man. on whom q family vas dependent, and for
NE support " which he worked BY the dAy and
made hay ef prairie grace, has, by rigid econ
omv and honest toll, Deco me independently rich
He lately refused s. 900 in cash for one OF bis
farm, 4 msu shO has buli such fortune by
indusr, and honesty. can look upon his past
lite with feelings Of triumph --Tipton Times
STIR rox paxsGfs--VrsDTer FoR rHK DIX
rrSpAsr "A sui; Tor damages, brought agsinst
the l. / Railroad. for running . child
v.stried ia the Lebanon Circuit Court lsst week
Tue child. an iafant lad csA led spss the track
and vas not seen by the sngineef until too .ais
10 check the spssd Of the train " wss struck
oy the eo--csteher. ore leg cut of. the other
oroken aud vas other wise serioos 81 I'M ured but
strange TO say, recovered The parents of the
child are deal mutes The engineer of the