Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-17
Indiana Democratic State
Convention. .g s's..'ss =
"A Little of the Ancient
Al Party Noise and
- Redolence.
The President Endorsed
-. with Wonderful
Intensity.
Platform and Nominations

ness, by the election of Cyrus L. Dun
ham as Chairman, and the appointment
! ofJ q. j. Bingham asSecretary, and every
Democratic editor in the State as Assist
ant Secretaries. Ell
Mr.. Dunham expressed his thanks for
the honor conferred, and congratulated
the Convention upon the dawn of liberty
for the whole people, He said that be
saw ia the faces before him the earnest
ness which gave assurance of the sue,
cess ofsfhe Democratic principles;a The
call for counties was fully responded 70,
Blackford and Newton only remaining
unkeard frotn.k ~ IL Al
A Committee Of one from zach Dis
trict was apPointed on resoln tioiis, after
which Daniel W. Voorhees, entsrtained
the untsrri6ed with reusing speech
The theater was filed merely, none
save Democrats taking much interest in
the Convention.
SECOND DISPATCH. =
The Convention met promptly the
afternoon, when the following Central
Committee was appointed:
George e Greene. Levi Sparks, B. r
Jones, w. 8. Hall, w, P. Applegate, w.
II. Talbot, AquiIla Jones, r. Fl. Hall,
v. Butsch, w. 8, jennings Thomas
LOWING, !, =, 2. y. 2lOcKton, 4nomas y.
Lem moo, inomas alis Dassnpor. ann.1 = ames
owI5zer' , ors = s IS
1nS Vota 'nis'es on nesolullons eSs'l1ilsl re-
por'su. u s-:r;5rz -.
nteu,Oa'u Sonuson ~ ol n9uss ou'esyi
oDJ1ot9u " ln7 iesV'u'ion q inIorssuE ~ sus
ssntino .as.,lI myssmenS On sue s.oInu
.nas 'evos.Souia hos 70 sckesassu " asB'
isia.iVe enaclmens, nut nis motion 10
strike on. was Eolea4 do"n, ana tne re-
pors ana resoialions adopted nnani
mousiy.a Si g ss .s.'s
:, - 80, SnsoLOIivTS.s sss, \, glsssss s Z
neso.Dca, ma. among sne powers
reserved 70 shs osates, tnat VI W,tnoraHst
AZ win srom stne y mon canno' Do 'oapos
anu consequehsY suSu uocsfine can %
ssseI1e ou!y As lGso'uiionaty y M M
ure, anu nos Peaceae,y AS = r'gn@ ne
late acslon - 'ne oousneln peop,e ~
resorung 10 sacn meshs as m0os Q.
redress OF grievances, was iiiegai, and
had no sustaining principle but mat OF
pnyslcal force, ana tnst having proved
insuthc'ent, those people became remit
Ieo 70 .ne'r cons.l'ut'osal opiigs'lons
anu s.sass' 7. muicn ooeuience anu pfo-
'eUsi9n p slo ousSr Th -
u prss:J.-. q'sh.P .,
% ~ sa.I: .Sa - ~ - M 1870 -
ss;, ' oe &, ~" csss @ r" 10.
.;ss'.. - H. IT,. assa - LII 80.
80. - -
noat2 apPaTs, aH1 ,:uJ nc -Ss'oA =, sue
maJp..'y - yonslsss, u,csassu as y nsy 10y
,;t;oai nowas and ha;n1 sxar.sS ~ -
hr,'as ,ah Etsta ~, ~ e TTr;oT,f ~,
scie,nnIw oo1damsT TharSEorsF Sa3eor.
a. a.. ;ndc-sa ,he 1a.o of ,ha Frssd nosr's
p+.:.,, Nil as,5 SSslS.s- ~ s.hss ;,.-ron.
.7,.. 2sisas III H. aonrsca 5;saI.nad .ha
jug ..ra,,.S "a o., sisE sa1.a" "ofg
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riEns nt srsaohss 49, rrsi, e.
supssqo 5rs;n;s,sa,;nn 5;;; nf .ha pras;.
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uen'i 49, s;.;rts.ss,a5 s,z,rr,-t &c tha
earneso ATu N;s ass;r Iii bss oo"f,;o..
lndlans "a. s sana,;csl Congrsss;onaI I . ma.
WIZ ' -, Ne Iendahle afFarts 10 nraveyt
!S..sJ -. charefrg 4 deatrov;nc onr
sIeM I-;.,.A,J &c eor1, oe Go1srnmenI
cn9rinuS ns,.5 TIL =, aa;,;o. AZ.
Uesosoes. -. Sa.saa - ~ SFilI,S uo..., nf
sole power " ens penase onI ai..o; 1850 "a "
hepresen.a',s;s; .ssraos;ve I cSa Z hs-s
mem oers ~ III. ~ Ss".;e, vss.' sa,T. s,,J
connneu " 'ue ssh nha.a sa.nso,:,,s' ~
quairca.ions ny ~ ~ -.es 80 ~
lH lnas snls Oons9nsloA s,oiI', ,,pA.
clares lts, convicnon tnas, IN relsc'ing
the representation OF eleven states acs
knowledged TO pc IN tns Union, ~ nav,
Ting their votes counted IN favor OF the
Constitutional amendment aeoAsning
slavery, the Senate and House nave Us.
urped powers not 'oeiegaeeo 70 thein Dy
the Constitution, and are acting IN ylo-
lation thereof. We further oelleve tnat
| all members from the Southern states
who have been lately elected ana pos
sess the constitutional qnahncations =,
should De Immediately admitted, and
upon the refusal OF Congress 20 admit
the members of such States to their
seats. itis the prerogative and duty OF
the President OF the United States to
defend and uphold the integrity OF every
Safe now IN the Union, and 70 take
care thatthe laws be faithfully executed.
/ Hesot5eds Lnat we sre lnnexipiy eP'
posed to 2 pronioitory q pro.ec.lye 'arlnl
| for the reason tnat =, largely increases
the price OF all articles otl c9nsum Puon'
aud decreases the revenues Oh Ztne uov
ernment. That iie operates grea.ly g
add to the onerous burdens OF industry
| while ityearly adds fabulous wealth to
, the notwithstanding interests OF New
Engianaj ana tnat u ts oppressive 70
, the great agricultural interests OF the
. Nortn- west, IN maeing saen interests
subservient TO that Of the manufacturing
by greatly decreasing thehpro6ts of the
, former, and largely increasing those oi
|. the latter. sAsE e-s9
J Essotcea, nse gueciats ~ 70 oe
! iust principle that taxation and repre-
!. sentation should 60 together; that proper
!. ty Of every description whether houses
. lands. merchandise, or Governmen