New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
INDIANA.
Democratic State Cenvention-The Ticket
Nominaied-The President Supported
aud Congress Denounced.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Thursday. March Is, 1866
The Indiana Democratic State Convention
assembled here to-day. and was largely attended.
! The following nominations were made
Secretary Of state-Gen MoBIoy d. MANSON Montgomery
! Auditor Of siate-CuRnTIAN q. BADGER. OF Clark
! Treasurer Of State-JAxEs BYRON Of Marion.
! Attorney Gensra-JoHy Il. CoPYR,Tu Of Huntington
Superintendent Of Public Ips,ructoE-R. d. CHAPMAN Of
Knox.
The first resolution denies tie right Of any State to
secede from the Union.
Tho second approves Of the principles avowed by
President johnson in Ills Annual Message. for the re.
construction Of the Union. and soemny condemns the
action OF the majority in Congress, who in lust OF
power are keeping States out OF the Union The reso.
luton concludes by cordially indorsng President John
I sons veto Of the Freedmens Bureau bill promising
him the most warm earnest and dsinteresed support
Of the Democracy of Indiana
The third believes that the sole power OF the Senate
and House Of Representatives over the admission Of
members is confined to the election returns and quai
cations of its members respectively and declares that
Congress in rejecting from representation eleven States
acknowledged TO be in the Union by having their votes
counted In favor Of the constitutional amendment abol
ishng Slavery, both the Senate aid House OF Repre-.
sentayes have usurped powers not delegated to them
by the Constitution and are acting in violation thereof
We further believe that all members from the Southern
States who have been duly elected and posses the
stitutional qualifications should be Immediately admit
ted and upon the refusal Of Congress to admit the
members OF such States to their seats 1t rs the preroga
the integrity every State in the Union aud to
take care that the laws be faithfully executed.
Tho fourth lnfexiby opposes prohibitory tariff.
The fifth declares that taxation aud representation
should 10 together that property OF every description,
whether houses, lands, merchandise. or Government
bonds should bear its fair share Of taxaton that there
should DO favored classes, and that all should
be taxed according to their wealth. means aud ability
The sixth repudates the Rebel debt
The seventh thanks the soldiers who left the comforts
Of home sustain the flag Of the country and declares
that they should receive not only the heartfelt gratitude
Of the people but that by the action Of the Congress
they should be equally remunerated by an equalization
Of bounties.
The eighth pledges support regardless OF party to
State National official who is guided by the prn
cipcs avowed by this Convention
The ninth denounces comforting suffrage upon the
negroes OF the District Of Columbia.
The tenth opposes tho repeal Of the constitutional
article prohibiting negroes settling In this State
The eleventh encourages emigration.
The twelfth declares that eight hours should DO legal
days work.
The thirteenth favors religious liberation.
The fourteenth sternly condemns the immense fnan.
cal and other frauds committed BY Abolition State and
Federal officials.
The fifteenth pledges the Democratic party OF In.
diana to oppose all prohbltory liquor and Sunday laws
The sixteenth denounces the expulsion Of the Hon.
Daniel w. Voorhees, from his seat in Congress as a
high handed outrage Of profigae ard most unsorupu
l0us party.