, 1874-06-11
IN INDIANA.
SrccfaF Diapatch to The ChicaGo Tribune:

THE rAn,iEns' CONVENTION.
Isp1AsAroL1s, lid. Juno 1p.--Esrners from
every Congressional District Of 1ndiana, and
from nearly oyery county, asHorlblea i'll tho Ex-
position Building this morning, iii RESPONSE to
previous Gull. Tliore wcro probably thousand
pcople present about 10 o'clock.
Judge Kilgore. Of Delaware. catloa tho Con-
vnntion to order by nominating 4. 7. Johnson
Of Montgomery, for temporary Chairman. Tho
motion was carried nnd Nlr. Johuson addressed
tho Convention. lIu felt highly tattoroa to ho
called to preside over Bcll a meoting. Tlloy Ind
to establish now moyoment. They wero
watched OH all BideH n.on all over The country
ind their oyes Axed upon thom, Tlay Must
act, therefore, prudcntly anl. consistently, anil
bownre Of wire-workors. No one man could OK
poct to accomplish all that ho Desired. Their
object WAS to accomplish, great reform, from
tho head Of tho Government at Washington
down to tho lowest comfy ofico.
OLD roL1TIUAL HACKS
wero attomptiup to break them down, and they
must look out for tl.om. But they wero there.
not to ,,alo speeches, and, therefore, they
should proceed ut once to work.
J. II. piatt, Of Henry County, %as elected te1n-
porary Secretary.
Capt. Lee Ogg. Of Hancock County, threw
bonbsllot into Lho camp by offering the follow
lug Resolutions:
lcso'rea. That thlH is delegate, and not masa, COLI
yention. .,.
ougugsl raetly interestau III some ose Ut the
tGtiye n!tariRl pursuits al.l lawyers anu pol!-
es rS FL % t s 80 bssHs oi ps tn 4
completed, speeches aha}l be limited tn live nlinutcs'
duration, AMI 10 gentlemen wis he expected to speak
| moro tllan twice OH tile Kaae subject.
J. J. Talbot, Of Now Albany, said no ca1no
there representing tho temperance mon OF TINT
| section Ut tha country,
WITHOUT nEuAnp TO POLITICS
or ocoupatior.. Hc understood thu: they we're to
mcot Irrespective OF my Huc!, QuehtiouH, md lso
moved to lny tic second resolution on tho table.
| It WIS not laid OIL tho table. but waH adopted by
III overwhelming vote. Tho iirBt .es0lution was
overwhelmingly voted down, aid tho third Tas
| pasBcl, ....
Mr. lsees offered tho following proKralnme OF
business for adoption: Firat, mil il ortirr, Sec
ond, temporary organization; third tho .arpoint-
mont Of Consn'it:uea on Credentials, on
iutions, mud Central Coramittee, .coa;
nistinn Of ono fgo,n oaeh Congressional
District OF tho state, tho 1as'h hting one delo-
gato for oncl 50D votca eant ~ the iast aieetioh
for Governor; fourth, au]oarnnaeht till ettof-
IT, D. Scott, Of vigo Couuty, callcd fol. tho
readng Of tho cal whioh WIS done, and tho
programme waa assoptea. .'
appointed by Congressional ae'eg"to.'n, %as III
onI, Il. i. I.antoa, Knox; Third. ]: q. A. New
soil, liartAolo,ncw; fo'lrtls, T. Q. Atams Doca'
iopinuon, Ito lienry Seventh, b. !. 0nrrott, Mn
rion Eighth, Hugh Mcfarland, Monroe; Ninth,
J. IL, ielliiisou, Iippecanoe; Telltt, Jcssu
McAlllntor, White Eloycnth,. a. q. l3oas'clalnp,
tccutl, Party Williams. Marshall.
| The Committee on parnlaneus Organization
was III foowa: First. j. j. Prescott, PoBey ;
SECOND, u. Cn!aton, sullivan Thiui. J. q. 4.
Now.,n1lt bartholomew Fourth, q. ". lloeyos,
Liea Twelfth Eaao.l'