The New York herald., 1866-03-17
INDIANA DEMOCRARIC CONVENTION.

| The Nominations-The President to be
Disinterestedly Supported by the De-
mocracy-Tho Rebel Debts Repudis tcd,
| Sc, sc.
1SDrANAPoLn, March 1o 1896.
The Indiana Democratic State Convention assembled
here to-day and was largely suended The following
| nominations made:-
| Xuditor-Chr,stian @. Badger. Of Clark.
| h,asurer-James Bryon, Of Marion
| Attorney Ceneral-John r. Cofroth, OF Huntington
superintendent Of Public Instrasion-R N. Chapman,
| Of Knox.
The nrst resolution denies the right of any State To
| secede, from the Union.
The second approves Of the principles avowed by
President johnson in his message for the
structo Of the Unon and solemny condemns sbe action
Of the majority In Congress- who in lust Of power sro
ciudes BY cordially endorsing President Johnsons Of
the Frcednen's Bureau bin, promising him the most
warm earhes. and disinsrestod support Of the demo
e ,brS bsneves that the sole power of the Senate and
Houec OF representatives over the adm,sion Of members
is copdned 70 the election OF
~ nembsss respectively and declares that Congress
In rejecting from representation eleven States acknow
ledged - be the Union by having their votes counted
In fayvr OF the constitutional amendment abolishing
slavesy. both the Senate and House Of Repre-,
70 hem By The constitution, and arc acting in Violation
ncrcof We further believe all members from the
sess the constitutional qualifications should be inn
mediately admitted and upon the refusal OF ConRres~o
adms the members OF such States their seats is
the prcrogatvc and duty Of the United States defend
and uphold the integrity Of every State sow In the
Unnn, and 70 take care that the laws be aithfuy exc
eutcd
The fourth innexbly Opposes prohibisory protec
tive ta.
The afth declares that taxation and representation
snoua 50 ogether that property OF every description
whether houses, lands merchandise OF government
bond should bear It's fair share OF taxaon that there
should be no favored classes and that all should be
taxed according 70 their wealth, means and ability.
The sixth repudaics the rebel debt
The seventh thanks the soldiers who lett the comforts
Of home TO 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 Congress
they should BE- equally remuneraed by equalization
OF bountics
The eighth pledges support regardless Of party 10 any
State national Official who guided by the principles
avowed by this Convention.
The ninth dcnounces confcrrng suffrage upon the ne.
grocs OF tho District Of Columbia
The tenth opposes the repes, Of the art
Gle prohibiting negroes settling Ia this State.
The eleventh encourages emigration.
The twelfth declares that eight hours should be legal
days work.
The thirteenth favors religious toleration
Tho fourteenth strongly condemns the immense fnan.
cal and other frauds committed BY sboiIuon state and
federal officials.
The nftccnth pledges the democratic part, OF Indiana
O. opposc ~ prohbtory liquor and Sunday hws.
The sixteenth denounccs the expulsion OF Hon Daniel
W. voorhees, from his In Congress a hxh handed
outrage ol pro1gae and most INSCRIPTIONS party.