The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-16

For Treasurer OF State,
JAMES B. RYAN
For Clerk cftAe Supre,as Court,
1N0iH S. LGR0SE.
FOR Reporter ofale srpren,s Court,
e5- IL i. o, PACKARD.
Fer Superintendent Of Pu5Nc Instruction.
JOIN II. PHILLIPS.
F1r -iUorney General
sol. CI-AvpOOL.
The committee being called, reported
the following delegates to the national con-
vention, with alternates, congressional
electors, and contingents, and members Of
the state central committee
DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION.
First District-A. T. W-hi.tlcsy, of Wander
burg, W. s. Turner, of Daviess
Contingents Willis S. Hargroye, of Glib
son, Jesse w. Laird of Spencer
Second District-James 4. Cravcns, of
Washington, David Huirstetter, of Orange
Alternates: Levi Sparks. OF Clark; =. K.
! Wolfe, OF Harrison.
Third District-IIon. II. " Harrington. of
Jeifersoni W. I. Pate, Of Switzerland. Al
ternates: Edwari p. Ferris, Of Ripley; John
z. Cheek, of Dearborn
OQAtu Dl>t-ttl-iiDt. l-Iic j)eVciln, Oh
Wayne; John W Carleton Of Shelby. Alter
mates: Eli Pigman Of Union; Montgomery
! Marsh Of Hancock.
Fifth Dstsict-W. II. Talbot, Of Marion:
d. g. Fawter of Johnson. Aliernates: A.
D. Barnett Of Putnam; William II. Barnett OF
Johnson.
Sixth Distric.-IIon. Samuel II. Buskirk Of
Iolroc; Hon. Chambers y Patterson OF vi
80. Contingents: snman II. Fowler ofOwen;
Ralph Wilson Of Nigo
Seventh Disir;ct-Ge eneral II. y. Manson OF
montgomery; Harris Reynolds Of Fountain.
Alternates: ). B. Stockton OF Tippecanoe; 0.
). Hamilton OF Boone
Eight Dis;rct-R. p. Eainger of Miami; ].
VI. Dickson Of Madison. Contingents: VIII
liam Steele Of Wabash; W. j. Turpen OF Tip
ton.
Ninth Dstrict--E sturgis of Allen; Adam
v off OF Delaware. Contingents; James K.
Bobo OF Allen; n. P. Heaston Of Ran
dolph.
Tenth Dis.rict-Gereral J. r. Slack OF
Huntington; - Sprott Of DeKalb; Contin-
gents: /. iienry OF Lagrange; C!allcs W.
Sealy of Elkhart
Eleventh District-T. J. Merrifield of Por.
ter; C. H. Reeve of Marshall Altcrnates: P.
NJ. Kent, of White; II. H. Walker, Of Laporte.
ELECTORS AND coNTINGENTs
First Dis.rict-Thon,as r. Cobb of Knox ;
contingent r. s. Sproule of Vanderburg.
second District-C. S. Dobbins of Martin
contingent: Jonas G. Howard of Clarke
Third DiStrict-James Gavin of Decatur.
Contingent Benjamin L. Smith of Rush
! Fourth District-]ohn s. Reid of Fayette
Contingent: Benjamin L. Smith of Rush.
Fifth District-Captain John NJ Lord of
Marion. Contingent: Cass Bycfield of John
son.
Sixth District-Hon. A. 3. Carleton of
Lawrence. Contingent: Samuel Uamill OF
Sullivan.
Seventh District-'r F. Davidson of Foun-
tain Alternate: b. b. Daily, of Carroll
Eighth District-James L. Mcdowell of
Grant. Contingent: n. Il. Lndday of How
ard.
Ninth District--John Colericl of Allen
Contingent Samuel II. Shoaff
Tenth District-O. II. Main of Elkhart
Contingent: T.. VanLong of Kosciuslxo
Eleventh District-No electors reported.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
lst District-George L. Greene OF Knox.
| 2-Levi Sparks of Knox.
I 3-Thomas j. Reilly of Jennings
&c. i. Bently OF Franklin.
| 5-H. Il. Barnes of Union
| 6-Hon. Andrew Humphreys of Greene.
! T-Dr. James New Workman of Boone.
1 S-James Sweetzer Of Grant.
9--John Nef OF Randolph.
l0--James Mcconnell of Noble.
Il-John p. Early of Laporte.
The CommiI:e appointed to select dele
gates and contingent delegates from the state
| at large to the national cohy and cleo
tors and contingent electors; and chairman
OF the democratic state central committee
! have made the following selections which
they report for the confirmation of the con-
vention. ~
Delegates at Large--D. w. Voorhees,, Of vi.
go; j L. Mcdonald, of Marion; Gra ham n.
= Fitch, of Cass; w. T.. Niblack, of Knox.
Contingents--F rank r. Hord, of Bartholo-
new; George c. Thachcr, of Shelby; ". II
Beck, Of Fayette; Murray Briggs, of Sulivan
4 Electors for the State at Large-John r.
\ Coffroth, of Huntingdon; Bayless W. Hanna
of Vigo. nA Hts
Contingents--Aaron e. Brown, of Jackson
william NJ. Franklin, of Owen.
Chairman State Central Committee-Lafe
! Develin. of Marion.
BY order of the committee.
S. A. HALL, Chairman.
The committee on resolutions presented
the following report which, was adopted
by the convention
i. Resolred, That language is made
quate to express our adhorrence and con
demnation of the radical reconstruction
) policy of congress; IA policy condemned
by every consideration Of justice; and CON
! stitutional obligation policy fraugh
with the most alarming apprehension o
evil to ten states of the Union.J aud de-
structive TO the Union itself policy
: that largely increases taxation, policy